"There are times when it still overwhelms me," she said.
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Bombastic and eccentric, Laura overwhelms Savannah when she greets her.
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That overwhelms the 117,047 tonnes in LME and ShFE warehouses.
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Cancer is a dynamic; its complex biology overwhelms linear solutions.
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To many Americans, one of those rights overwhelms the other.
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But there is a point at which style overwhelms substance.
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More vulnerable are places where the supply of shops overwhelms demand.
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Your love and generosity overwhelms and means so much to us!
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Now imagine dissent overwhelms GOP leadership and the Senate confirms Garland.
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Soumaya explains that he only speaks when the pain overwhelms him.
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It's no surprise that imagery of this scale overwhelms the dancing.
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But the feeling that overwhelms all others is an unfathomable incredulity.
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We live in a media ecosystem that overwhelms people with information.
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Call it marginal media, in which background activity overwhelms the intended subject.
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If the thought of investing in bonds overwhelms you, you aren't alone.
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But his need for a friend rapidly overwhelms the novelty of superiority.
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So the anxiety of not getting there overwhelms the fear of uncertainty.
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It has a good weight, but not so heavy that it overwhelms.
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But I find myself — you understand it — sometimes it just overwhelms you.
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Because when you lie on an industrial scale, it overwhelms everyone else.
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Consuming too much of it quickly overwhelms our limited information processing capacity.
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Occasionally, Mr. Wong said, the newcomers' zeal overwhelms any sense of caution.
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The narrative impulse overwhelms Sarbajit Sen's "graphic novel"-esque work as well.
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There is a Trump fatigue that overwhelms the politics of the nation.
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The double billing seems especially odd because one artist overwhelms the other.
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When rain overwhelms those systems, untreated sewage gets released into local waterways.
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But I think the moral case for enfranchising children overwhelms these concerns.
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Respect for their friend finally overwhelms their hormones, and the boys stop leering.
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Every once in a while, Issa is so basic that it overwhelms me.
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This has occurred to such extents that … their connotative dimension overwhelms other aspects.
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Sometimes, the moral outrage over a child victim overwhelms the code of silence.
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But the resurgent politics of exclusion sometimes overwhelms our sense of that necessity.
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Ehrenreich's vivid, lyrical, sometimes snarling prose overwhelms the attempt at formal structure, however.
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But when partisanship overwhelms everything, it becomes increasingly difficult for democracy to function.
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And the dominance of patrimonial capitalism where inherited wealth just overwhelms the system.
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"The growth of the network in general overwhelms his rise," Mr. Wieser said.
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On campuses today, though, there's a focus on grievances that overwhelms everything else.
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Of course, this is not to say that anything saccharine overwhelms its delicious bitterness.
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For Youngstown native Darlene Hood, the plight of the city overwhelms all other issues.
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The cost of risk overwhelms everything else, and risk is extremely high right now.
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EditorsNote: updates with St. Joes as next opponent Oregon overwhelms Holy Cross SPOKANE, Wash.
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Like the other "Black Monoliths," this painting overwhelms and dazzles with its frenetic power.
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The sheer how'd-he-do-that feat initially overwhelms any kind of considered analysis.
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Spillover from the sentient Instagram feed that is the VIP section quickly overwhelms us.
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And the cacophony of each brief passing both overwhelms and underlines the "real" performance.
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A long section about irrigation, for example, overwhelms with technical details and historical arcana.
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The intimacy of the two figures overwhelms any looming danger contained on the pages.
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When partisanship overwhelms intellectual honesty, we are in a bad place as a country.
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The future threat of nuclear weapons unleashed in the Middle East overwhelms other considerations.
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We are made for reality, but too much reality all at once overwhelms us.
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Game of Thrones has simply gotten so big that its spectacle overwhelms everything else.
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Twenty, or even 6900, candidates talking away for two or three hours overwhelms our brains.
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I tend to do most of my shopping online — shopping in person sometimes overwhelms me.
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The deluge of information on social media overwhelms current platforms' potential to spread important information.
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Such token wordsmithing is insufficient when the surrounding verbiage suggesting real guilt overwhelms the qualifiers.
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I take breaks only when the oxy overwhelms me and my head starts to loll.
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In our current moment where attention span is pretty thin, that just overwhelms the voter.
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Otherwise, being driven by busyness often transforms into heaviness, which overwhelms the best of us.
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The game overwhelms, suffocating the player's attempt at survival, and leaving little space for error.
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And so much tobacco gets made that it overwhelms the market and the price drops.
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This obscure bureaucracy, then, is lent weight by the manner in which the game overwhelms.
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When the former overwhelms the latter, the earth shakes as the pent-up energy dissipates.
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Mr. Trump overwhelms the media with boatloads of what was once a rare commodity: access.
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The attack overwhelms the servers bandwidth and slows it to a crawl or renders it unusable.
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She makes Tyrion her Hand — the honor overwhelms him — but also has to put Daario away.
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She inhabits the prose's terrible serenity and glacial horror — the translator's hand never overwhelms or underperforms.
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The effect of linked fate overwhelms class politics, which is important when it comes to Latinos.
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Too much loperamide, however, overwhelms your brain's defenses and works the same way as harder drugs.
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If or when the interior overwhelms you, the pool and spa area is your escape hatch.
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The rubber-like base flavor dominates and overwhelms not only the apple flavor, but everything else.
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He makes the social plans with the wives in town because he knows that overwhelms me.
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Even remembering it overwhelms him with emotion, and he tears up talking about it even today.
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But aside from nuclear weapons, the United States' ability to project power overwhelms that of Russia.
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Once there, I take as many packages as I can before the feeling of embarrassment overwhelms me.
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Party bosses recognise that having so many choices overwhelms voters and encourages candidates to take extreme positions.
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That way, you'll protect yourself and the financial world you've built so that no situation overwhelms you.
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It overwhelms us whether it's fiction or nonfiction, a weighty dramatic tome or a beloved children's classic.
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If a team overwhelms the Yankees, they should make the same calculated decision they did with Chapman.
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The sports world's trend toward big productions often overwhelms out the nobility and solemnity of the anthem.
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This is why calling in the military seems like an easy Band-Aid when crime overwhelms police.
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What do you do when a desire to believe overwhelms common sense and a preponderance of evidence?
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College debt burdens families and overwhelms young adults, many of whom are forced to live at home.
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The scale of the screen overwhelms, so these bodies are larger than you'd ever encounter in life.
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If Prime Minister Infinity overwhelms the player with details and realism, The Political Machine keeps it simple.
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Price fails to move above this resistance line as the supply of sellers overwhelms the demand from buyers.
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It's that the flood of voices so overwhelms the machine that any one citizen becomes hard to hear.
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"The money just overwhelms them," he told the New York Times's Joe Nocera in 2012 of lottery winners.
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At the same time, the prevalence of the drug trade here, and its attendant violence, sometimes overwhelms police.
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How the Indian government will address its apparently inadequate security controls before fraud overwhelms the system remains unknown.
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Her writing overwhelms any simple method of investigation, much as light shows color through refractions in a crystal.
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Although Bokmål is spoken by about 85 to 90 percent of the Norwegian population, it overwhelms Nynorsk online.
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A visit to the town's general store, for the barest of supplies, overwhelms the family with material desires.
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But bipartisan cooperation could be hard to come by this year as the presidential campaign overwhelms Capitol Hill.
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And like any great monolith, Earthworks overwhelms in the best possible with with its sonic and visual beauty.
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Democracies give way to tyrannies when mob passion overwhelms political wisdom and a populist autocrat seizes the masses.
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Fall is one of those extreme-festive seasons that overwhelms the senses (sights, tastes, and smells all included).
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The effect overwhelms the senses and communicates the verve of jazz as an all-encompassing, all-consuming genre.
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But I think that in the end, the feat of engineering sometimes overwhelms the human element of storytelling.
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And that, in the end, Smith's passionate personal testimony overwhelms the cool aesthetic she designed to contain it.
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The resulting '280s flavor never overwhelms the main course of story and character, but makes the meal even tastier.
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On the one hand, the agency's economic analysis of the rule almost overwhelms the actual requirements contained in it.
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The synthetic opioid is extremely potent, and it's historically been used for breakthrough cancer pain that overwhelms other opioids.
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"We've been through some adversity, being undermanned, but you can't dwell on that or it overwhelms you," Wilson said.
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The smell of petrol now overwhelms the area, wind carrying the smoke from well fires into the town center.
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She's raised Tyrion to be her Hand — the honor overwhelms him — but she's also had to put Daario away.
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But what overwhelms these contrasts is a profound commonality: both are hostile to our ideals of reason, individualism, freedom.
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Only registered Democrats were allowed to vote in Arizona, posing an obstacle to Mr. Sanders, who typically overwhelms Mrs.
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The cascade of numbers overwhelms you as the doctor splashes the spreadsheet across the digital walls of her office.
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But if a flood comes and overwhelms it, some people will say, why didn't we build a higher dam?
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I find many cities in Europe compelling for art including Munich, Berlin and Madrid, but Rome truly overwhelms me.
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"But what they don't handle well is when a downpour overwhelms a local storm-water drainage system," she said.
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To stand directly underneath and gaze up at it, it overwhelms you with a sense of greatness and quietude.
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However, it appears to me that rhetoric overwhelms policy, and politics consumes much of the oxygen in this city.
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It doesn't cohere as an argument so much as it overwhelms (maybe, alas, bores), like the internet's infinite scroll.
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If the complexity of a situation overwhelms the vehicle's ability to navigate it, it will ping the driver in.
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"You want to get as much light as possible, but if it's too bright it overwhelms the camera," Dittmann says.
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It either leads to a secondary bacterial infection (such as pneumonia), overwhelms the body's immune system, or causes organ failure.
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Alcohol overwhelms the immune system, delaying the body's ability to fight basic illnesses and causing inflammation, which causes malaise. 4.
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As my colleague Andrew Prokop explains, this totally overwhelms whatever else Trump might have said or accomplished in the debate.
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The spicy breading is interesting, but the intensity of the heat overwhelms any other flavor, most notably the avocado ranch.
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" She added: "I have no resources at this time and want to ask for your help because fear overwhelms me.
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The price of North Korean seafood has fallen by half as Chinese rejection of exported fish overwhelms the local markets.
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As an unlikely love story, this movie excels, presenting a relationship so affectionate and warm that it overwhelms the jokes.
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And Democrats believe that Mr. Trump so overwhelms the political conversation that it makes their own liabilities pale in comparison.
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I can only suppose that what he saw for the first time in my "good" eye overwhelms his kind heart.
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" She added: "But when the world overwhelms me, cuddling with her while reading a book makes me feel human again.
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On the contrary, the decibel level of their responsive shrieks matches, and sometimes overwhelms, that of the heavily amplified music.
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Rates will not return to historically normal levels unless forced there by a market sell-off that overwhelms the Fed.
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The bread, from a neighborhood Latin bakery, is looming and nearly as buoyant as brioche, but cushions rather than overwhelms.
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In Cooper's book, there is only one force — a woman whose sheer willpower overwhelms the odds and wins the day.
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Each piece overwhelms the structure so that the show as a whole feels unfocused, almost scattershot, but still intensely moving.
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The series, set in the 1950s, overwhelms with a visceral sense of how oppressive Elena's little corner of Naples is.
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But talk to area residents and they'll tell you that this time, it's a different emotion that overwhelms all others: Apprehension.
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In the painting of "The Guitar Lesson" by contrast, content overwhelms form to such a degree that the artist's efforts founder.
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While the A50's shot is bright and vivid, its color saturation overwhelms details like the wrinkles on the flowers' petals.
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A denial of service attack usually consists of hackers flooding a network with traffic, which then overwhelms and takes websites offline.
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Since May of 2013, roughly 2.3 million people have been forced out of their homes as the crisis overwhelms local governments.
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The dissents further argued that the anti-Muslim bias overwhelms any apparent national security concerns that appear in the president's proclamation.
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All the while, Zhu remains unseen, a faceless figure cast in silhouette even as the stage show increasingly overwhelms the senses.
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It is a song that demands to be played repeatedly and overwhelms any compulsion I have to listen to another album.
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In a classic scene from the 212 movie "21960 to 5," a copier overwhelms an office newcomer played by Jane Fonda.
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Making the trade in tiger bones and rhino horns legal, giving it legitimacy, could spark a demand that overwhelms the supply.
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Go deeper: Riots persist in Ecuador after president ends fuel subsidy Venezuela refugee crisis overwhelms Colombia: "We don't have the money"
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Whichever the reason, the last-minute flood of regulations overwhelms the system of checks that is built into the regulatory process.
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Driving that figure is Urban's estimate of a nearly 2100 percent increase in health care utilization, which overwhelms the assumed savings.
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A picture can bolster a fragile memory, but it can also begin to replace it as the material overwhelms the immaterial.
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Released at the same time as the group's monetary policy statement, the "dots" rate view sometimes overwhelms the more nuanced statement.
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At least until a marauding army of White Walkers overwhelms King's Landing and completes the transformation of Westeros into an icy graveyard.
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On the hardest days, when self-hatred overwhelms, you must hold onto the smallest glimmers of goodness you can find in yourself.
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Fighting is who I am, it's what I love to do and I am so passionate about it that it overwhelms me.
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This implicit grammatical knowledge overwhelms, in its intricacy and depth, the relatively few rules that people must be consciously taught at school.
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But when rates go down as fast as they did on Tuesday, it creates a riptide of worry that overwhelms the positives.
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Not being able to interact with his cast and crew as easily leads to a feeling of isolation that sometimes overwhelms him.
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His hatred overwhelms his senses so completely that he comes to regard the whale as the embodiment of humanity's fears and anxieties.
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It crams you into shitty dorms with even shittier roommates, overwhelms you with debt, and ravages your brain with early-morning classes.
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Rage runs throughout "There's Blood at the Wedding," and it's an anger that both energizes and overwhelms this hourlong mixed-media show.
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"The Bleeding Edge" isn't an anti-medical film, but a look at calamities caused when the obsession for profit overwhelms an industry.
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The main problem with "War for the Planet of the Apes" is that, although it rouses and overwhelms, it ain't much fun.
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It's a clear example of how building and using powerful tools all too often overwhelms the consideration of whether to use them.
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Varga's need to control Emmit and his play at Stussy Lots overwhelms the more sensible strategy of remaining the unseen puppet master.
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His own brusque brushwork, which sometimes overwhelms his images, extends it to new, radical extremes, and is a cornerstone of his greatness.
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But now the hostility is so great that the hatred for the personality overwhelms the symbolism of the office for many Democrats.
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And, if the news flood overwhelms huge, well-staffed national news entities, what must it feel like for the average news consumer?
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In practice, that means the Assad government purposely overwhelms opposition-held areas with attacks to make life for the civilian population unlivable.
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According to government forecasts, the price of pork could rise to record levels in the second half of 2019, as demand overwhelms supply.
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To extend the metaphor, though, it's a pill slathered in lots of peanut butter — a treat that overwhelms the senses with pure joy.
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But talk to some of the residents and they'll tell you that this time, it's a different emotion that overwhelms all others: Apprehension.
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It's like someone tuned these cans to my exact preference, with a strong, pronounced bass that never overwhelms the rest of a recording.
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One of his favorite settings for his evocations of elemental chaos was the ocean, where nature regularly overwhelms human challenges to its dominion.
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But on the weekends, they're asking Instagrammers to stay away, if possible, because the number of people who show up overwhelms the business.
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You want a bed frame that blends into the room naturally, not one that overwhelms the room by taking up too much space.
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The critical factor is that they have shared interests, and a desire to secure those interests that overwhelms their hostility for one another.
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When it comes to behavior in the COVID-19 pressers, however, the press' urge for confrontation and sensationalism overwhelms their sense of professionalism.
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The brain's risk assessment approach simply overwhelms rational calculation — a source of endless consternation to health officials trying to raise flu vaccination rates.
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It needs to do more than craft a redemption/comeback story, it needs to make a huge splash that overwhelms entirely justified qualms.
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"It overwhelms the resources that I have," said Rio Grande Valley Chief Patrol Agent Rodolfo Karisch about the increase in families and children.
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In this case, I wanted the blueberries to function like vermouth in a martini — a delicate enhancement that never overwhelms the gin's punch.
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A distributed denial of service attack is when an onslaught of web traffic overwhelms a server so everyday users are unable to access it.
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"The second half of the year is when (oil) production growth overwhelms," said Amrita Sen, co-founder and chief oil analyst at Energy Aspects.
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"It's weird because it doesn't seem that it overwhelms you, but then you look at the score and you realize what's happened," Sandholm says.
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But the second novel inscribed within "Burning Down the House" is a breathless romance whose bathos quickly overwhelms the intelligence of Mendelsohn's social observations.
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"I tell you, you enjoy it, and then all of a sudden, it overwhelms you," he said a few minutes after the final out.
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What makes the Disney classics, old and new, so durable is their ability to fuse commercialism with magic in a way that overwhelms cynicism.
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Ken Storey was in a pique, the kind that often seizes and overwhelms the better judgment of people who follow politics closely these days.
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When a person smokes marijuana, THC overwhelms the endocannabinoid system, latching on to cannabinoid receptors and interfering with their ability to communicate between neurons.
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However, the FCC later said the system had been targeted with a DDoS attack, which overwhelms a website with massive amounts of fake traffic.
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Needless to say, this literally overwhelms the emotional system because it's more than we're equipped to process in such a short period of time.
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The jittery feel of Greenbaum's work never overwhelms, but rather reinforces her urge to push the paintings to the very limits of complexity and completeness.
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When the amount of bacteria overwhelms the child, the body's response causes a drop in blood pressure, which results in poor oxygenation, seizures, and shock.
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Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, and Leslie Jones bring their SNL chops to the forefront as paranormal activity once again overwhelms New York City.
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Messenger ribonucleic acid overwhelms most of the typical processes of a cell to force the cell to dedicate most of its function toward enzyme production.
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The Scrabble game gets offered like a gift—like a connection—and as the wash of letters overwhelms her, he gazes at her and smiles.
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One of his favorite settings for his evocations of elemental chaos was the ocean, a place where nature regularly overwhelms human challenges to its dominion.
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Bitfinex was targeted in what's known as a DDoS, or a distributed denial-of-service attack, which overwhelms a system with multiple virus-infected servers.
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Still, the American upheaval was so gory, so violent and above all so consequential for the world that it necessarily overwhelms all these other revolutions.
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He keeps Belle at his house so that whenever this anxiety overwhelms him he can ask her, over and over, if he is a misogynist.
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I just hope he gets to see Mr. Bug Goes to Town one last time before his soul overwhelms whatever plane it has ascended to.
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Many scientists say that a combination of polar melting, carbon emissions, and ice-sheet collapses could cause severe flooding that overwhelms the city by 2100.
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Doctors in the Lombardy region of northern Italy are confronting that excruciating question as the coronavirus outbreak overwhelms a wealthy and sophisticated health care system.
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"If Trump overwhelms him by just sheer momentum and publicity, I think that will be seen as a very significant blow to Cruz," he said.
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Second, immigration policy has been caught up in today's hyper-partisanship, where a strident anti-immigration tide within the Republican Party overwhelms all bipartisan compromise.
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This is the most pained admission a Shepard character can make, and if some of the stories exhibit a weakness, it's when this shoptalk overwhelms.
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"Jean-Pierre is at once an actor and his aura," Mr. Assayas wrote at the time, explaining that Mr. Léaud's "personal magnetism" overwhelms the character.
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Stopping drinking over two years ago has also helped, although now I feel all the feelings the booze was masking, and sometimes that overwhelms me.
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A Reuters poll of analysts in December showed iron ore could fall below $30 in the next few months as the global glut overwhelms the market.
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"It has a vaguely mild sweetness, a nice smooth mouth feel, nothing that overwhelms the flavor profile," Rainbow Grocery shift manager Kevin Freeman told the Times.
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Daryl steals the episode by embracing his bisexuality, but it overwhelms White Josh, and Heather admits to Greg that she actually isn't okay with their breakup.
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Specifically, Dr Rabinowitz's work suggests that fructose, when consumed in large enough quantities, overwhelms the mechanism in the small intestine that has evolved to handle it.
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We already know that Diana receives a 100-year-old photo from Bruce Wayne, which overwhelms her with memories and takes us back to her roots.
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This was an awakening for me (and likely other queer women who grew up with this movie) and it still overwhelms me with exciting, confusing feelings.
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And prescriptions for both stimulant medications, to keep up in an increasingly chaotic and distracting world, and sedatives, to unwind when it overwhelms, have jumped accordingly.
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If "In Another Country" was about a marriage, "The Life-Writer" is about a novelist manquée whose desire to write overwhelms, invigorates, beguiles and obsesses her.
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There was no association of B.M.I. with cancer if the patient had hepatitis, a cause of liver cancer so strong that it overwhelms any other cause.
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At some point, the industry goes into lock-down, and the need to protect current cash flow and profitability overwhelms the need to protect future capabilities.
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We all know there are moments when the world we take for granted instantaneously changes, when reality is abruptly upended and the unimaginable overwhelms real life.
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At a certain point, the plain fact of mass — you pick up new rescue team members while exploring dungeons — overwhelms any opposition, type advantages be damned.
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But now managers are trained to react quickly when a growing disaster overwhelms existing plans, and have begun to see citizens as an untapped emergency force.
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If the pattern holds, the revelations will be ever more shocking, and the response will be ever more intense, until the truth overwhelms the leader's spell.
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In general, Horn's work sits staunchly between the lurching horns of Georges Bataille's brand of mystical Surrealism since it is magical, excessive, and overwhelms binary divisions.
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What they lack in size, Gremlins will make up for in quantity—the idea being to overwhelm enemy defences as a swarm of wasps overwhelms a picnic.
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A giant cypress, a tree that can live for more than a thousand years, towers over the three-story house and overwhelms the uneven sidewalk in front.
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Douglas Dunn New York City The Future of Medicine Atul Gawande did an excellent job of describing how information technology overwhelms many doctors ("The Upgrade," November 12th).
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It's essentially a one-sided conversation, in which a mother, in an expression of tough love, overwhelms her daughter with advice she is too young to grasp.
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San Francisco has plans in place in case the rapidly growing coronavirus epidemic overwhelms the city's hospitals, Mayor London Breed told Business Insider in an interview Thursday.
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Kenneth's main concern isn't running out of PPE—he said that's inevitable during a natural disaster like a pandemic, which overwhelms the system by its very nature.
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But if the desperation to win carries you in the wrong direction, if it overwhelms everything else, as it has with McConnell, then it becomes something else.
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Norwich overwhelms his chapters with the salacious personal details and vivid anecdotes of the four men's lives, all for the most part without any citation of sources.
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The roar overwhelms the background salsa music that Amazon has piped in as all 117 attendees turn break time into a noisy celebration of their new jobs.
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Kristoff yearns to propose to Anna and spends much of the story fumbling to pop the question, a light comic refrain that smartly never overwhelms the story.
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In "Insurrection" (2016), a raging fire overwhelms the Bureau of Printing and Engraving (where US paper currency is produced) as the Washington Monument stands helplessly in the background.
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There's a role for direct democracy, but spamming the electorate with redundancies, vanity plays, and things politicians were elected to do themselves overwhelms voters and produces terrible outcomes.
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Critics of ranked-choice voting say the task of having to rank multiple candidates unfairly overwhelms low-information voters, and that the added complexity hits poor minorities hardest.
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This same feeling of foreboding overwhelms a 60-year-old woman diagnosed with essential tremor — a condition marked by uncontrollable shaking that affects more than 85033 million Americans.
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My husband will take them downstairs so I can sleep, but really I'll lie in bed and look at my phone until the need for coffee overwhelms me.
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Loneliness is an epidemic, and people are desperate for any small gesture that alleviates the feeling of isolation that overwhelms everyone from YouTubers to urbanites in their twenties.
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The military also has extensive experience in setting up mobile hospitals, which will be necessary if the growing number of coronavirus cases overwhelms our existing health care system.
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This music seems light and buoyant only until its richness overwhelms you, despite its manufactured electronic surface, which implies a tight spareness where Purpose is lush and lyrical.
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It intrudes as her Economan rescuer (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) and his Econowife (Joanna Douglas) get their son ready for church, and it overwhelms her in the woods.
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Critics of ranked-choice say the task of having to rank multiple candidates unfairly overwhelms low-information voters, and that the added complexity hits low-income minorities hardest.
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Neither their bass nor treble overwhelms any other part of the music, which goes a long way toward exposing everything that a certain recording has to offer the listener.
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There are pockets of this world where nothing can breathe, and in a few hours these places can bloom with algae and fungus that overwhelms anything inside of it.
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Now that it looks like the respiratory disease will not be able to be contained, social distancing can avert an explosion in cases that overwhelms the health care system.
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Throughout, the production is dogged by a frustrating design problem: The lighting consistently overwhelms the projections (both by John D. Alexander), washing out Lawrence's crisp forms and bold colors.
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Overdoses happen when a toxic amount of a drug, or a combination of drugs, overwhelms the body's basic functions, first slowing and eventually stopping the brain's drive to breathe.
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" And last year, a National Journal piece yesterday was titled "Trump&aposs Cult Overwhelms the GOP": "The Republican Party is slowly morphing into a cult-of-personality vehicle around Trump.
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You get a surprisingly impressive amount of bass out of it, but you can still hear all of the details in the midrange and the bass never overwhelms the music.
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No advertiser has any incentive to cut back, so advertising in toto overwhelms us to the point that we are, on some deep level, numbed and disgusted by it all.
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That hack was a new twist on an old, crude technique: a "distributed denial of service" attack that overwhelms websites or the internet's traffic systems with a barrage of data.
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"I think a lot of what anxiety is, is it overwhelms you, but once you put a name to it, you can start learning how to fix it," she says.
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But her passion overwhelms that fear; for once, the character's love of dancing — an idea stated repeatedly in the first act — is perfectly aligned with her take-no-prisoners personality.
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I couldn't have imagined that it would come with the catastrophic consequences now facing the nation as Covid-19 overwhelms health care systems and brings the economy to a standstill.
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But some in Congress have argued the package will not go far enough, as workers face widespread layoffs from closed businesses and the disease's spread overwhelms some states and hospitals.
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Given how popular and widely used ride-sharing has become, it will be interesting to see if the backlash among riders overwhelms the political resolve of the California political establishment.
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But what I'm noticing now is that saving up seems to have taken precedent over other things, like how in the photo, the cash pile overwhelms the hands placing it.
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Auburn overwhelms Winthrop Auburn brushed away any concern that the ongoing federal and university investigations into the program would distract the Tigers by blasting Winthrop 119-85 Friday in Auburn, Ala.
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However, some traders are still keeping an eye out for a "capitulation-type" session, in which negative volume overwhelms positive and an almost irrational sense of despair takes over the market.
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When the market's roaring, more companies will want to come public, and sooner or later we get so many IPOs that the market's flooded with supply and it overwhelms the demand.
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"The Trump card overwhelms it," said Doug Sosnik, a Democratic strategist who worked in Bill Clinton's White House, adding that if either candidate's vice-presidential pick matters at all, it's Trump's.
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Occasionally his paragraphs are weighted down with alphabetical lists of, say, every notable band that played at a particular club in a given year — like a garnish that overwhelms the dish.
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These are the sacrifices made by students at one of California's premier institutions of higher learning when the cost of a degree overwhelms their ability to meet day-to-day needs.
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Diamond totally refuses this—or maybe it's that he overwhelms it with songs that are themselves so filled with drama and pathos that we can hardly think to add any more.
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But their margin for error is painfully slim, and the booming economy is not offering them the sort of political lift they expected as Mr. Trump's divisive style overwhelms the campaign.
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Rome now overwhelms the senses, not just with unrestrained beauty, but with overflowing dumpsters, like rancid coral reefs sprouting pink and blue and yellow garbage bags on seemingly every city street.
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In fact, Yale Law professor Dan Kahan elegantly shows how politics overwhelms our logic in experiments where he has subjects answer a simple number question about something nonpolitical, like skin treatments.
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As COVID-19 overwhelms healthcare, ransomware – the cybercrime that locks up organizations' computer systems while demanding payment – is increasingly hitting agencies from the World Health Organization to little clinics across America.
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If I am not able to contribute meaningful visual reporting from my individual point of view, I am just adding mass to the media scrum that overwhelms communities in the news.
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Being in the right place (succeeding in a context where early outcome has an enduring impact) at the right time (having early luck) can be so important that it overwhelms merits.
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Virginia Tech overwhelms The Citadel Virginia Tech had a run-and-gun offense on display for the home fans Sunday night at soldout Cassell Coliseum, racing past The Citadel 217-218.
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The coronavirus pandemic could soon force American physicians to face a tragic challenge — rationing medical care as the number of ill patients overwhelms the supplies, space and staff available in hospitals.
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For Hausmann, a founding member of the Berlin group, a Dadaist recognizes no past or future, but is instead living pseudo-mechanically within a repetitive "be here now" present that overwhelms.
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The ambitious mala dan dan mixian , for example, is an overwrought hybrid—the piquant pungency of ya cai , fermented mustard leaves native to Sichuan, overwhelms both the mixian and the ground pork.
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No. 2 Kentucky overwhelms Canisius in 2nd half LEXINGTON, Ky. — No. 143-ranked Kentucky ran its record to 2-0 Sunday night with a 93-69 victory over Canisius at Rupp Arena.
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That such a woebegone project attracted such a largely first-rate cast is peculiar but not inexplicable; sometimes the urge to bite the hand that feeds you overwhelms your quality control filter.
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Raines says that sanitizer, gloves, masks, and dry, warm clothes are in short supply, leading many to wonder what will happen when COVID-19 tears through Skid Row and inevitably overwhelms hospitals.
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Inequality, poor infrastructure, low investment, inadequate schools are real British problems but the take-back-your-country transference of blame for them onto "Brussels bureaucrats" proved that the imagination now overwhelms reality.
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In fact, Yale Law professor Dan Kahan elegantly shows how politics overwhelms our logic in experiments where he has subjects answer a simple number question about something non-political, like skin treatments.
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There are certainly moments when the rapid pace of the dialogue overwhelms the story and character development, but when you're deep into the show, your ear adjusts to it, like its own dialect.
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The New York Times editorial last week, the cult of Trump, Axios in February, the cult of Trump, National Journal last year, Trump&aposs cult overwhelms the GOP, your thoughts on that word.
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The high concentrations of the green bile pigment biliverdin in the blood overwhelms the crimson color of red blood cells resulting in a lime-green coloration of the muscles, bones, and mucosal tissues.
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Even under the most optimistic estimates, Covid-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, has several times the death toll and when it overwhelms hospitals, that death toll spikes to horrifying levels.
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ET, compiled by NBC News and CNBC: Congress has rushed to approve a relief plan as the coronvirus pandemic overwhelms health-care resources, wreaks havoc on the U.S. economy and forces widespread layoffs.
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Her performance overwhelms me — not least those seemingly easy, pure high notes, which were so powerful that she had to take three steps back from the recording microphone each time she unleashed one.
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He confronts the viewer with graphic sexual violence ("Irréversible"), 3-D pornography ("Love") and what feels like death itself ("Enter the Void") in a way that at once overwhelms thought and encourages reflection.
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The parents' grief overwhelms everything: The film focuses on Mark Barden, David Wheeler and Nicole Hockley, all of whom lost their children in the shooting, and their sorrow hangs on them like a jacket.
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She sees light as the great lover lavishing caresses on the land, or the great obliterator that overwhelms the earth's solidity, or the great designer reconfiguring common notions about what should hold our attention.
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But it does risk becoming dependent on that question mark, turning it into a "Who Killed Laura Palmer?" obsession that overwhelms the rest of the storytelling and leaves a vacuum when it's finally settled.
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Although the court has been functioning since 2004 in the same place — a cracked, damaged obsolete air field behind an Army checkpoint — the weather periodically overwhelms operations, even when relatively few people are present.
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Many consumers prefer to see only the positive side of pop: they cherish it as a culturally and spiritually liberating influence, somehow free of the rapacity of capitalism even as it overwhelms the marketplace.
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We won't spoil any of the details, but suffice to say that Evangelion's ultimate treatise on the nature of existence overwhelms any of the action that viewers may have been drawn in by at first.
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This is the thing about addiction, which is somehow both secret and obvious—a fun vice that other people enjoy in moderation somehow overcomes and overwhelms and overtakes everything else, and the world warps accordingly.
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When you are dealing with billions and billions of dollars, much of that focused on buying influence, it overwhelms the system, and it is much harder to defend against and maintain representation for ordinary Americans.
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The government doesn't refute critics or defend policies; instead, it overwhelms the population with positive news (what the researchers call "cheerleading" content) in order to eclipse bad news and divert attention away from actual problems.
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The USDA doesn't subsidize leafy vegetable crops in the same way it supports crops like wheat, soy, and corn — two crops that make up a lot of the junk food that overwhelms the US diet.
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In this case, brothers Jimmy and Jace both test out the glasses for the first time, which immediately overwhelms them to tears the moment they take a look at some vibrant colors their family had prepared.
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The fact that Karle is getting paid by the brands themselves for his reviews—something that he doesn't advertise—constitutes a conflict of interest that overwhelms any overtures he might make toward something like journalistic objectivity.
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What overwhelms our senses are the sounds of "Adagio in G Minor," a haunting piece of baroque, Italian composition that we've all heard on screen many times, from Flashdance to Casanova to Manchester by the Sea.
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This isn't about so much bias, it's about the need to drive content and the need to drive, like you said, ratings, overwhelms anything else that we've been hearing about this new golden age of journalism.
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Many of us have some type of medical policy because if a major accident or illness occurs, the financial cost of a large number of doctor visits or surgeries in a hospital quickly overwhelms our savings.
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Related: Wave of Unaccompanied Central American Migrant Kids Overwhelms US Holding Facilities This changed when the media began paying attention to a particular hike of unaccompanied minors and family units reaching the US border in 0003.
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A graduate of Yale Divinity School and a former political journalist for the New York Times and Newsweek, Tippett brings a rich and interesting perspective to the show, one that informs but never overwhelms the conversation.
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After two lead-in episodes that allowed for more personal, bite-size adventures to slip through the show's sprawling landscape, the finale goes for a mind-expanding, budget-busting maximalism that overwhelms — and exhausts — the senses.
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In the first, Eliot is actively attracted to Quentin but his attentions are brushed off as a joke; later they have a threesome with another female character after a batch of feelings magic overwhelms their desires.
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It's been a nonvoting state," said Rafael Anchia, a Democratic state representative "And when there's large voter turnout, which overwhelms the gerrymandering efforts and voter suppression efforts of past cycles, it is very decidedly a purple state.
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Public health measures like social distancing, banning large gatherings, shutting down bars, and ordering city residents to shelter in place are necessary right now to halt the spread of the virus before it overwhelms American hospitals nationwide.
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The array of cooing, grunting, echoing voices behind him — sometimes his own, sometimes a chorus of guests — simulate a supportive aural community that buoys him, cheers him up, overwhelms and subsumes his own presence as a singer.
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"When you're violated, but don't feel you have the right to be violated and sense you should have acted differently, a sense of shame overwhelms you," said Ms. Jorgensen, who never reported the rape to the police.
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In his book, The Upside of Down: Catastrophe, Creativity and the Renewal of Civilization, he explains how the resulting convergence of crises overwhelms disparate political, economic and administrative functions, which are not designed for such complex events.
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"I used to talk to myself like I was crazy or pray, but now I have someone who understands what I'm going through and supports me when the sadness over missing my daughter overwhelms me," she said.
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"Instead of vitrining or museum-ifying a bunch of these things and putting up stories about the history of the companies and calling it good, the wallpaper approach sort of overwhelms the viewer with this environment," said Lawrimore.
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They may not be willing to figure out how to squeeze in a doctor's visit, but they may be willing to swing by the retail clinic — and that extra spending in volume overwhelms the savings seen per visit.
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While we often think about traumatic experiences as being the deaths of loved ones, an accident or a disaster, many psychologists acknowledge that any experience that overwhelms our ability to deal with things can produce PTSD-like symptoms.
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With precision and care, and using only one word, two numbers, and two colors, On Kawara evokes a vast and unfathomable ocean of time that overwhelms not only a single day, but all our little moments on Earth.
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An able theatrical director (his Broadway credits include "Spring Awakening" and "Hedwig and the Angry Inch"), Mr. Mayer overwhelms the play with incessant camera movements, busily zooming and swooping through the sets, disrupting scenes with hectic, inexplicable rhythms.
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And Such a Fun Age is willing to allow Alix to be nearly lovable while still letting us feel exactly how gross and terrible she is to Emira because its satire never overwhelms its empathy toward its characters.
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Even as Mr. Attia's construction highlights the limits of Western psychology — making a sculptural metaphor of its narrow categories and loopy attempts at precision — it demonstrates how easily the truly human overwhelms any such attempt to contain it.
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Spot TCs, or fees that miners pay smelters to process zinc ore into refined metal, have climbed relentlessly in 203 to an 220-year high of $22 a tonne, as fast-rising mine supply overwhelms limited smelting capacity.
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And slowly, over the season, it becomes apparent that this birth is part of an ominous pattern, one that quickly overwhelms families with few resources to care for children who are viewed by a frightened public as monsters.
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SYLVAN ESSO "Radio" (Loma Vista) The sheer joy of a well-made pop single overwhelms cynicism about formulas, formats and marketing, as synthesizers bubble and tingle through a track that clocks in at a formula-perfect 3:30.
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When loneliness overwhelms her, she talks to her pet plant, Sip, or strikes up a conversation with her Mission Buddy, Jim, a friendly computer simulation who would never make it past the first minutes of a Turing test.
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But it took me about 15 seconds on the Google to find New York Times editorial last week, the cult of Trump, Axios in February, the cult of Trump, National Journal last year, Trump&aposs cult overwhelms the GOP.
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"It usually kills you in one of two ways — either the virus alone overwhelms the lungs and causes a viral pneumonia, or it puts you at risk for developing a secondary or bacterial pneumonia that kills you," Eiras says.
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There were no screaming guitars or baroque piano or swooning strings, like in Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Free Bird" or Aerosmith's "Dream On." Instead, the song sneaks up and overwhelms you with a rippling emotional force guided by synthesized, alien sounds.
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Some of those mistakes include having debt that overwhelms a budget, putting retirement savings on pause until things get easier, operating without emergency savings, and waiting for the job market to pick back up to find a new gig.
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By taking objects and actions we commonly associate with assuring memories, and providing them instead as means for accessing our character's bleak history, which when it's finally uncovered absolutely overwhelms him, Stories Untold attacks the very concept of nostalgia.
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If you want to find the exact location of something orbiting the moon, just looking with an optical telescope is difficult, because the moon is so bright it overwhelms the view of any object passing in front of or nearby it.
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This intellectually imposed structure overwhelms the emotional undercurrent of the novel, the more dramatic, affective, one-way arrow of bodily time: Andret's aging beyond the young years when great mathematics generally is done, his slow path from cirrhosis to death.
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And in China, where many of the biggest dockless sharing services originated, the supply of these bikes so greatly overwhelms the demand in some places that companies recently created a pile of surplus bikes the size of a small building.
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He said that economic expansions end either because inflation climbs and the Fed responds with much tighter monetary policy or because of a large, unanticipated shock that overwhelms both fiscal and monetary policy makers' abilities to respond with sufficient force.
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If the national stereotyping isn't quite as bad as I feared in these novels, it's only because their reliance on stock character types overwhelms the their impulse to cast characters as treacherous Chinese courtiers, oafish German merchants, and noble, tragic samurai.
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Lacking as it did a dive or leap, it was one of those plays that puzzles more than overwhelms; the sheer distance involved says that it should have been tough, but the light pick and the sidearmed throw looked routine.
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For years, he and Malena have fought—to access medical care for their daughters; to catch each girl, in turn, as she falls—and in this pause by the side of the highway, the hugeness of their task overwhelms him.
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Sterling says it's hard for many people to understand the allure of fascism, but that it makes more sense when you look at it sort of like a big-budget sci-fi blockbuster that overwhelms your brain with its dazzling special effects.
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Parker's portrait of Turner overwhelms with physical evidence of slavery — men beaten, women violated — to make some kind of case that its hero was pushed into his destiny, without allowing the women in the film time or space to consider their own.
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The remaining rider sizes up the situation, then abandons his associate and drives off just as the police pull up; the roar of the bike is so loud that it overwhelms the sound of the sirens even as it flees the scene.
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The data echoes expert concerns that as many people could die because of the coronavirus as from it — especially if the number of COVID-19 cases overwhelms the health care system and delays treatment or medicine for those who have some other malady.
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The question is whether his weak debate performance -- particularly if Bloomberg is weak, again, in Tuesday's debate in South Carolina -- impacts his ability to win delegates or whether his massive TV ad presence overwhelms the negative media coverage for his poor effort(s).
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Therefore, in those instances where our expectations inevitably confront the daily reality of power rationing, grid collapse, exorbitant fuel costs, lack of electricity metering, and tariff increases a potent brew of disillusionment and pessimism overwhelms the polity, promising a strong hangover to boot.
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EL PASO, Texas (Reuters) - Hundreds of migrants are being held in a chain-link enclosure in El Paso, Texas, as the number of families crossing the U.S.-Mexico border in the city overwhelms U.S. Border Patrol facilities, the agency said on Thursday.
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To date, even the most audacious pilot programs, like Uber's fleet of commercial autonomous taxis in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, require the presence of a safety driver who can assume control in the event of a dynamic situation that overwhelms the car's mapping and radar systems.
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Chinese aluminium producers are bracing for a difficult 13 after Shanghai aluminium prices touched a more than four-year low of 11,340 yuan a tonne this week, as ample supply overwhelms coronavirus-hit demand for the metal and investors sell off commodities across the board.
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There are several possible theories for this, including that the body simply runs out of the ability to make new healthy subcutaneous fat cells to replace old, dying ones; or that weight gained quickly overwhelms the body's ability to store healthy fat, he said.
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It's possible the administration simply won't have the resources to keep this many people in detention for this long — it's already running out of space in ICE detention — or to keep prosecuting more and more people for a crime that already overwhelms federal dockets.
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When sex in real life finally occurs, the disgust overwhelms the desire — before sex the person is uglier than their picture, during sex tiny gross details disrupt orgasm, and after sex there is post-coital shame, and a desire to spin the wheel again.
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But since 1970, there is an inflation rate that overwhelms stocks, or their earnings: 4 percent, according to S&P Capital IQ. The Fed may have even done too good a job in fighting deflation worries, which are difficult to fend off once entrenched in investors' minds.
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No. 18 Purdue overwhelms Arizona State from distance NEW YORK — Whether it was down low or way outside, No. 18 Purdue flexed its collective muscles in overwhelming Arizona State 403-64 in the first game of the Jimmy V Classic at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday.
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Although Mitchell—the sixth man on the Moon—passed away in February of 2016, his words live on among countless other testimonies from fellow astronauts and cosmonauts describing a profound psychological experience that overwhelms the mind and body when viewing our Earth from space: the Overview Effect.
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This was apparent at the fish market near Piazza del Duomo, which overwhelms with fresh clams, mussels and other seafood, and particularly at the large Fera o Luni market in Piazza Carlo Alberto di Savoia, which doubles as a flea market (Catania's big markets are closed Sundays).
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Some of that may be from guilt, from feeling like I failed in my basic responsibility to do no harm; some of that is because, even as I've numbed to much of the worst that humans can do to one another, Harun's experience still overwhelms me.
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I like my Negro nose with Jackson Five nostrils Earned all this money but they never take the country out me I got hot sauce in my bag (swag) "Lemonade" is an attempt at storytelling, and if the personal sometimes overwhelms the political that's to be expected.
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BALTIMORE — In a church basement in a poor East Baltimore neighborhood, a Johns Hopkins doctor enlisted residents to help answer one of the most fraught questions in public health: When a surge of patients — from a disaster, disease outbreak or terrorist attack — overwhelms hospitals, how should you ration care?
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Their imaginations, their earnestness, their baring of soul and sectional, their desire to be seen, it all inspires me and also overwhelms me, so that sometimes I have to set aside my own moment of fantasy; I have to sit down and take in the collective power of theirs.
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Texas' ground attack overwhelms San Jose State Chris Warren III scored twice and racked up 166 of Texas' 406 yards on the ground as the Longhorns shrugged off a ragged start and swamped San Jose State 56-0 on a sun-splashed Saturday afternoon at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium.
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The constant patter — desperate yet determined — is like a doomed wish, as if you could talk some sense into memory: sorrow spilling out of a neighbor's house, the family staggering under a mortal anguish that overwhelms the boundaries of the yard, the street, the city and, finally, even time itself.
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When he is reporting on a book that has fired his imagination, his readers feel themselves in the presence of a writer immersed in his natural element, drawing on the resources of his deepest self, vibrating very nearly, pencil in hand, with a responsiveness that almost always overwhelms our reservations.
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In Ms. Colker's piece, which began a run at the Joyce Theater on Tuesday night — it won the Benois de la Danse Award 2018 at Moscow for choreography — the film overwhelms the dance, even when its performers, 14 in all, fill the stage in acrobatic, low-to-the-ground choreography.
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When it overwhelms me, which is less often than it did when I was an undergraduate, I have to force myself to step back and make an accurate assessment of how important the task is and consider it thoughtfully rather than emotionally — like, how good does it have to be?
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In order to mass produce testing kits, antiviral drugs, ventilators, masks and hospital beds in that time frame, the administration will need to set production goals that are both within reach, but also meet our most immediate objective: halting the deadly spread of COVID-19 before it overwhelms our health care system.
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DoS stands for "denial of service" and refers to an attack that overwhelms a system with data—most commonly a flood of simultaneous requests sent to a website to view its pages, causing the web server to crash or simply become inoperable as it struggles to respond to more requests than it can handle.
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One drawback to this proliferation of dramatizations is that the focus on black trauma sometimes overwhelms the narrative — consider, for example, that the majority of films and performances centering on black stories that have been recognized at the Oscars focus on macro-level struggles tied to race (slavery, the civil rights movement, and so on).
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From an enormous fiberglass sculpture of the Pink Panther smoking a meth pipe, a chair in the shape of a woman raising her legs for coitus, and dozens upon dozens of paintings of ghoulish figures with disheartening phrases like "Why Did You Go and Die," there is more at play than overwhelms the eye in Melgaard's Bushwick, Brooklyn studio.
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Each time one of these bills passes, a sad sense of recognition overwhelms me, and I'm sent right back to my first day of reparative therapy, sitting in a padded chair and listening to the sounds of my counselors' hateful voices, the echoes of which I hear in the pages of and stories about these bills.
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But we can collectively work to mitigate the speed and scope of that spread — to "flatten the epidemic curve" so that not everyone gets sick at once and completely overwhelms the medical system, making it difficult or impossible for people with COVID-19 or unrelated illnesses and emergencies (heart attacks, pregnancy complications, allergic reactions, etc.) to receive care.
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Condensing the miniseries into movie form, however, overwhelms the script by director Steve McQueen ("12 Years a Slave") and "Gone Girl" novelist Gillian Flynn, which also takes several detours -- including race, gun violence and Chicago politics, as Manning tries to go legit by running for alderman against a privileged son (Colin Farrell) whose family has run things in the ward for decades.
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In addition to presumably uploading a malicious over-the-air update to a Hue bulb (the technique used in 2016), it relies on messing with that hacked bulb's color and brightness long enough to trick the owner into resetting and re-adding that bulb to their own network, at which point the hacked bulb overwhelms the Hue Hub with data, taking control of the Hub in turn.
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Flying is confusing on a primal level: People forget how to wait for the bathroom, babies start crying, your ears hurt, you're only half drunk, so instead of being a fun Don Draper figure, you're just a tired man with a headache, and then the plane lands, and they flip the air conditioner off, and the heat of 800 bodies simultaneously reaching for their carry-on bags overwhelms you.
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In fact, he is given another shot at murder, when Rocky travels to Russia to fight him on Christmas Day (Rocky IV is a Christmas movie, change my mind), but somehow overwhelms a man six inches taller than him and on steroids by just getting punched in the head for 15 straight rounds, and at the end Rocky, wrapped in an American flag and beat all to shit, howls "IF I CAN CHANGE, YOUSE CAN CHANGE" into a feedbacked mic, and the whole of Russia rises to its feet and applauds.
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Monday Health officials warn US government does not have enough stockpiled medical equipment to deal with coronavirusNew limits on UK, Ireland travel pose another test for Trump administration after weekend airport meltdownCoronavirus is already disrupting the 2020 Census Tuesday Mnuchin warns senators that US could see 20% unemployment rate due to coronavirus, source saysDemocratic primary voters trust Biden over Sanders to handle a major crisis, CNN poll findsJoe Biden sweeps the night and wins Florida, Illinois and Arizona to extend his delegate lead over Bernie Sanders Wednesday Bernie Sanders responds angrily to reporter when asked about his campaign: 'I'm dealing with a f**king global crisis'Cruz describes challenges of self-quarantine: 'Glad to be back'US and Canada suspend non-essential travel between the two countries Thursday Senate Republicans unveil $1 trillion economic stimulus package to address coronavirus falloutUS domestic air travel sees 'virtual shutdown' as more restrictions are being discussed Friday Trump says US not currently considering a nationwide lockdownSpike in unemployment filings overwhelms state systems And that was the week in 13 headlines.
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