"You stand in the shop, shaking, turning to the door and turning back and pacing to the door and pacing back," he says.
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I call out this structure because of how badly it impacts the game's pacing, and because poor pacing is among Astral Chain's worst sins.
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Ten patients have fainted because the battery-drained devices did not provide needed pacing therapy, while 37 patients have reported dizziness from the lack of pacing therapy.
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In its default state, BattleTech's pacing may not be perfect, and the game's camera sometimes disarms that pacing by lagging behind the action or pointing in the wrong direction.
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Also, the pacing of the record is really odd because I was so focused on the narrative element, I didn't really think at all about the pacing of the energy and the tempos.
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Some say they saw one pacing the debate stage tonight.
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As far as pacing goes, Ma is a wild ride.
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Without text, you can glean the pacing of a book.
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Larocca: I'm not a huge fan of this song's pacing.
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That approach also extends to the show's pacing and structure.
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And the whole thing begins with Prokopi pacing that beach.
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The story is scattered and marked throughout by uneven pacing.
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Could it, or would changing the pacing have ruined it?
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This pacing presented an especially difficult tone problem last night.
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The same goes for the pacing of last night's episode.
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Depending on your desired pacing, allot a day or two.
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Pacing him on a bicycle was the physiologist Yannis Pitsiladis.
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The story's pacing is faster than the comics, as well.
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"The Killing," particularly, was watermarked by Ms. Sud's languid pacing.
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What these movies have that real life lacks is pacing.
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He's barely stopped pacing the sidelines since the opening whistle.
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The singing and orchestral playing were patchy, the pacing lurchy.
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If anything, Ms. Donahue needs to think about pacing herself.
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"If you are not pacing yourself, you will burn out."
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Unfortunately, given the film's pacing, it got pretty short shrift.
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In another room, a woman named Natasha was pacing restlessly.
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Characters aside, the movie's pacing and visual dynamics are both powerful.
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Pacing Montreal at this point is Ignacio Piatti, an Argentine international.
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On a larger level, the pacing is like an intentional stutter.
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So, extroverted crayfish may want to consider pacing themselves this weekend.
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The pacing of this scene felt so odd to me, though.
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Cigarettes, paranoia...but the pacing," Pop says, "I do it, too.
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Pacing is one of the most important elements of good horror.
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The musical sequences, the quietness, the pacing, the lack of dialogue.
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His voice is even and mellow, which suits the steady pacing.
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"What is the MacBook Air?" he asked while pacing the stage.
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At that point, the real-time pacing poses a unique threat.
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In such limited space, pacing, punctuation and voice have added relevance.
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Another exchange of texts, more pacing, head-shaking, the burly laugh.
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"It was a question of the pacing, the timing," O'Neil said.
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And its dialogue and pacing would work just fine on television.
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Petzold gives a master class in meticulous plotting and faultless pacing.
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Akuno, pacing back and forth over the grill, led the discussion.
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She dances alone on stage with immense confidence, heaving and pacing.
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"Tonight is really about pacing," said House Minority Leader Christine Drazan.
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Richard could see her from the table, pacing in the courtyard.
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Hours later, at home, she still found herself stunned, and pacing.
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"I know there's a Nor'easter," Jeff said, pacing the taupe carpet.
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Strong character development and fast pacing make this an enjoyable read.
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But he didn't go far, pacing outside in the parking lot.
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Jerome pointed to the fools outside pacing with signs reading Delilah!
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This isn't just bad pacing, it's a muddled delineation of exposition.
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Their variety and pacing helped to give "Basketball" its marvelous tension.
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Then she grabs the microphone, pacing the stage left and right.
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I think you have better pacing with red wine, with pinot noir.
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I spent a great deal of time pacing those star-lined halls.
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Both "Verna" and "Bol" were criticised for erratic pacing and weak cinematography.
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I quickly came to find that the pacing was the whole point.
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Expect excitement and stress, making that perfect rut you've been pacing intolerable.
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The Skinnygirl mogul took issue with the clip's branding, aesthetic and pacing.
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The pacing almost gives you vertigo through a contradictory sense of time.
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Think Archer, Frisky Dingo, and the like — similar audio style, similar pacing.
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He seems lost in his thoughts looking at the floor, pacing around.
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Their father also stood nearby, pacing close to the rubble in tears.
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The pacing is cinematic: first a war movie, then a courtroom drama.
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Like the film, the fan trailer is a mini-masterwork in pacing.
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" The result of the pacing — from Floyd's veteran perspective — "is almost comical.
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The tone and pacing are too consistently hectic, the characterizations quite broad.
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She loved the experience, but not so much the big-screen pacing.
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That last bit dramatically changes the pacing from previous Far Cry games.
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Storytelling is an art form that requires understanding of language and pacing.
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This is the other problem with pushing: It's the opposite of pacing.
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There's also GPS on-board for route mapping and pacing/distance tracking.
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Pacing yourself will bring rewards, even if you don't see them overnight.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude is pacing for its worst month ever.
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The movie's imagery is consistently unearthly; its pacing has a magisterial weight.
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Each race has its own dynamic, with different pacing, strategies, and tactics.
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She crocheted thong bikini bottoms and sold them by pacing the beach.
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The video shows him often pacing around and fidgeting when left alone.
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I started to feel very uncomfortable and started pacing back and forth.
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There are welters of pronoun confusion, and the pacing is all wrong.
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After briefly pacing, Sergeant Blake picked it back up, the video shows.
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And without external conflict, the interactions can seem shapeless, the pacing gelatinous.
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"It's about pacing yourself," Federer said in a recent interview in Chicago.
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And Ms. Peel was pacing, clutching her father's rosary beads and praying.
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This distorted pacing is layered with a similarly warped approach to scale.
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Humor lives and dies on a precise calculation of pacing and delivery.
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The video shows a young man pacing and speaking into an intercom.
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"He was observing the vehicle, pacing back and forth," Detective Pastor said.
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But at one point, she started pacing and yelling at other patients.
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"We've been very thoughtful about the pacing of our hiring," he said.
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He's pacing the public bathroom, waving his arms and practicing his script.
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The pacing felt off, like scenes had perhaps been compressed or cut.
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This season, the Warriors seem to be pacing themselves much more rationally.
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Whatever else this show is doing, its pacing will always surprise me.
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There's a nice dynamic of pacing and moods from start to finish.
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Alone in a cell, I passed the time smoking, reading, and pacing.
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Sweet, hilarious, and terrific pacing w/ a breezy story packed w/ action & heart.
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Across each of these moments, Jordano builds to a crescendo with Hicthcockian pacing.
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Victor Oladipo, nervously pacing in the wings, begins his run toward the net.
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A relationship works best when both parties are happy — especially with the pacing.
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Nat stood up and began pacing around the room, drumming on his thighs.
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The pacing is bouncy, the jokes are goofy, and the colors are vivid.
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After six months, around 98 percent of the patients experienced adequate heart pacing.
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We want it to have the same feel and pacing as season 1.
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But you're still working within the pacing of the larger superhero-movie canon.
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She was not a leopard in a cage, pacing around and around again.
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In its third season, the show's already hectic pacing stepped up another notch.
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The Scenario: Your friend is pacing toward the bathroom briskly, ass cheeks clenched.
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And Under the Skin has a few unfortunate lulls in terms of pacing.
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It adds a lot in terms of fluidity and pacing of an edit.
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"She was pacing back and forth, holding her stomach, deep breathing," he said.
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She has a novelist's sense of pacing and a perverse genius for description.
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"I'm not who they think I am," he says, pacing outside a houseparty.
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The deft pacing falls away, much as Californian reality recedes from Aden's life.
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Another is the rapid-fire pacing established by the performance's director, Meghan Finn.
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The biggest challenge for horror in the age of streaming might be pacing.
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Training for events set the tone for an eventual partnership: pacing, passion, commitment.
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I, meanwhile, resumed my pacing, if only to make sure I didn't faint.
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I was up all that night pacing and the night correctional officer noticed.
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"I saw my father entering his cell, pacing through the room," Ramin said.
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Is Lynch an influence on you when it comes to things like pacing?
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Her pacing is first-rate, but her plotting isn't nearly as sure-handed.
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The work of a good expediter is in the pacing of your dinner.
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The possibilities are intriguing, but the characters are underdrawn, and the pacing lags.
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There are further issues with pacing, exacerbated by its 152 minute run time.
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Amy Klobuchar pacing inside the Democratic cloakroom during the proceeding, clutching her phone.
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The central mystery couldn't be more different, but the pacing is vintage Lost.
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This is to ensure that pacing is maintained and the pressure doesn't slacken.
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The maze-like structures always make sense (at least, from a pacing standpoint).
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Ignatik was outside the main entry, listening to something on his headphones, pacing.
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All three major indexes were pacing for weekly gains of more than 1.5 percent.
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She sometimes pauses for a cigarette or to check her phone while pacing about.
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Pitsiladis has also worked with Vodafone on a smartwatch app to help with pacing.
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The pacing was steady and even, though at times a bit too much so.
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Though they are superficially similar, pacing sets these two apart and makes them incompatible.
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Pacing by the phone is swapped for Instagram snooping and discussions of online identity.
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There was all these security guards and people like just pacing on the street.
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At times the pacing seems too stately and the story theater approach too serious.
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I imagined him sort of pacing and they're all tied up like a gimp.
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Blair Witch has neither the smart pacing nor the emotional elements of its predecessor.
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As a character study, this is compelling; as a murder mystery, it's poor pacing.
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Cheryl remembers pacing back and forth at the hospital, thinking she might lose him.
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It's possible the confused pacing is a result of the fraught environment on set.
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She chivvies the youngest by telling him that a lion is pacing right behind.
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Speaking of pacing: 22 felt so slow due to its back-to-back retrogrades.
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Heading into the weekend, box office receipts were pacing over 25.1% behind last year.
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Heading into the weekend, box office receipts were pacing over 9% behind last year.
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Instantly, we are pacing back and forth as if we were in elementary school.
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Speaking of seamlessness—the flow and pacing just feels so right; it's almost narrative.
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Cain finished 9-for-393 from the field while pacing a balanced scoring attack.
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Eric Winikoff was pacing in a park near the White House talking to himself.
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For those with autism, stereotypical behaviors can include things like rocking, pacing or spinning.
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But the pacing on both page and stage can be plodding, the action convoluted.
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Pacing the bricks, I fought the instinct to go into the house and hide.
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Kerr could sense the difference in the team's pacing without Curry on the floor.
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Expressionist camerawork, foreboding music and sound design, and suspenseful pacing all distinguish the film.
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It made for an extremely awkward camera shot of Trump lurking -- and later pacing.
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The shaky-cam cinematography and deliberate pacing would soon be adopted by many dramas.
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He said he wore out a few carpets at home pacing back and forth.
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But the time-stands-still pacing and subdued atmosphere just continues — for 26 minutes.
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The pacing feels oddly slow, which blunts the edges of some of the jokes.
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If you haven't, then give yourself over to Youssef's perfect pacing and casual style.
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Eclipses are emotionally intense and exhausting, so pacing yourself is important at this time.
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Ms. Livingstone held a large live snail, a clear model for the work's pacing.
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It does so, though inevitably at some cost in terms of concentration and pacing.
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With this, the narrative shifts gears, abandoning the leisurely pacing of the opening chapters.
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" The pacing is important, he says: "The rhythm is 90 percent of that joke.
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Was he pacing the Oval Office, trying to decide whether to "release the memo"?
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That's pacing ahead of 2018, when there were 74 defaults at the same point.
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Its pacing is frenetic, and its script is stacked with jagged stops and starts.
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"Just think how many generations stand before you," said Sharansky, pacing as he spoke.
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That leaves relatively few of us undecideds pacing the proverbial political mall, window shopping.
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This resulted in a lot of wandering around by as many as twenty men in denim pants and blue work shirts and rubber-soled canvas moccasins, a lot of pacing and stopping, and leaning and sitting, and getting up and pacing again.
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The stock is pacing for its twelfth consecutive positive day for the first time ever.
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We have to talk about the narration, because it's so closely tied to the pacing.
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Witnesses say he was pacing and agitated, waiting for someone to bring out his meds.
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The S&P 500 could drop 0.3%, while the Nasdaq is pacing to dip 0.4%.
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Auburn held a 30-29 halftime lead, with Lang pacing the way with 11 points.
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The guards are on edge, pacing back and forth with a tad too much concern.
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The plot is solid, with a steady pacing, and I loved every second of it.
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Pacing around the mansion's first floor, Mr. Napoli gives a colorful description of the battle.
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Pacing across the cracked soil of the site, I notice grown men holding my flyer.
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Early on there were primarily individual actions — moving across the floor, pacing, strutting, sliding, pressing.
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Overall, ticket sales are still pacing around 16 percent behind last year, according to Comscore.
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The pacing is meant to be quiet and thoughtful, but that means it sometimes drags.
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It's just a shame that the pacing wasn't mapped onto a coherent or compelling story.
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I've never liked that idea of finding the pacing in editing, because I edit myself.
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The pacing is at warp speed, summarizing and solving problems as soon as they occur.
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He begins pacing backwards, retreating a full 20 yards, then stops at the centre circle.
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Also, it's sized the way it is so the pacing will work, not for accuracy.
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The pacing is quick, but not too quick, and the animation is crisp and bright.
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The judges were particularly taken with his Charles Schulz-like gift for droll visual pacing.
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This is old-fashioned moviemaking, focusing on craft and composition instead of relentless, efficient pacing.
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On the stage, Andrea was pacing back and forth, like a cat in a cage.
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He had at least four more hours of pacing and dancing to do after this.
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The night before his suicide, he was just pacing back and forth in the house.
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Gaviria, tipped for a stellar road career, says it is all about pacing and recovery.
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So far this quarter however, ESPN's ad sales are pacing up compared to last year.
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For busybodies You're sick of pacing up and down your home or watching the wallpaper.
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"Marnie" is more streamlined and straightforward, its pacing more assured and its characters more focused.
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"I'm a living ghost," he said, chain smoking cigarettes and occasionally pacing around the apartment.
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Beethoven was a huge influence on me, in terms of rhythm, pacing, juggling architectural narrative.
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Nearby was Alex Poots, the Shed's artistic director and chief executive, pacing on the periphery.
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They engaged in repetitive movements—pacing, rocking, spinning, throwing a ball up in the air.
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Nunn, however, can't take all the blame for the terribly-proper tone and stodgy pacing.
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Other top athletes dropped into and out of the race and provided pacing for Kipchoge.
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The pacing woman was Hana Mandlikova, Mandlik's mother and the 215 United States Open champion.
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Pacing in her jail cell, Diana Sanchez knew she was about to go into labor.
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Here, though, the gently nostalgic mood and sleepy pacing effectively erase the movie's necessary edge.
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The actors were strong and the pacing kept me on the edge of my seat.
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"I was just pacing while I tried to come up with another plan," he said.
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Then Dani started pacing the room, twirling a cigarette as she edged toward the door.
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This is a flawed film, weighed down by sludgy pacing, awkward acting and choppy editing.
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Watching, cheering loudest of all and pacing the sideline, was LeBron James, St. Vincent-St.
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"Subs pacing is slightly behind [where] we were at this point last year," she wrote.
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We've observed for some time now how the introduction of Negan has affected the show's viewership, by hamstringing its pacing and relying too heavily on the comic book source material while letting standard TV requirements — strong character development, pacing, and dialogue — fall by the wayside.
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But the pacing and narrative will glue your eyeballs to the screen for all 10 episodes.
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A shot of McFarland pacing as he realizes everything has almost literally gone up in flames?
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McKinnon retreats into herself, pacing self-consciously between the sofa, dining room chairs, and kitchen counter.
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Witnesses told cops they first saw the man pacing in the parking lot, the station reported.
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She started pacing frantically, and punched her fist through the glass cover of the fire alarm.
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After two minutes of nervous pacing around the house, Dan tells his mother that he's gay.
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The hyper-stylization can become distracting at times, a problem exacerbated by the film's deliberate pacing.
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Others dread pacing back and forth across their lawns while the hot sun sears their skin.
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When I do track workouts, I go by myself, since pacing is not my dog's specialty.
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It plays as well as ever, the pacing is spot-on, and it's often extremely beautiful.
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But its stripped-down design and tightly managed pacing are a perfect match for the story.
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"This is fucking bullshit," she said, and then got up, and started pacing around the room.
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As TMZ reported, Prince was spotted Wednesday pacing outside a local Walgreens waiting on a prescription.
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My editor did a great job with the pacing, and created a lot of the space.
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One day, the pup was whining at the front door and started pacing back and forth.
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Pacing, or the manipulation of the perception of time, is a building block of any narrative.
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THE MESSAGE: The quick cuts and pacing convey the sense of movement Mr. Trump is claiming.
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"He would be pacing around, saying, 'Let's go as far as we can,'" Mr. Drew said.
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It's also visually beautiful, and boldly confident in its rejection of prestige-drama pacing and style.
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In it, Guzman is seen pacing as he interrogated a drug rival, according to the memo.
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Post-punk conventions—brittle bass, prickly leads, foreboding drums—are stretched to almost painfully slow pacing.
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It's not a sequel to Super Meat Boy, and crucially, the pacing is exactly the opposite.
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Pacing at the local bus stop, I ferociously ripped out the dandelion weeds, fighting through tears.
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In all his scripts, his stage directions were minimal but his attention to pacing was fanatical.
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Alarcón is at his finest when he couples narrative experimentation with deliberate pacing and imaginative empathy.
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For hours, parents were lined along Coral Springs Drive, calling their children on cellphones and pacing.
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"It didn't go too well," he recalled, pacing and looking pensive in an open-collared shirt.
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Now that I am older I have a deeper appreciation for Alcott's plotting, pacing and writing.
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"Broadchurch" builds suspense with deliberate, often agonizing pacing and then explodes in dizzying bursts of action.
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Footage from the Orsk airport showed Russians pacing and wailing as news of the crash spread.
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"The government is disorganized," Charney said last week while pacing the Los Angeles Apparel factory floor.
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Lion-tailed macaques do more pacing and "self-biting" in direct proportion to human visitor levels.
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On the Giants' sideline, the rookie quarterback Daniel Jones was pacing in front of his bench.
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Under Arthur French's direction, not a lot of thought has been given to pacing or staging.
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After a great deal of pacing around, I thought, what if it was a CHANGING CARD?
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Mr. Frank carefully sequenced them to form a visual epic poem, with internal pacing and rhymes.
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He shot 9-of-15 from the floor, pacing the Hawkeyes to a 113 percent night.
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For everybody who has applauded the show's unhurried pacing, there have been just as many detractors.
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The final hour, however, is filled with indelible moments, and the overall pacing is extraordinarily brisk.
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I started pacing around the basement, trying to acquaint myself with everyone who sought refuge here.
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I think the core combat mechanics were interesting, but the pacing of that game killed me.
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Haanif Cheatham led Nebraska with 17 points, pacing the Cornhuskers in a comfortable and straightforward victory.
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Even so, with that much time to fill, the pacing doesn't exhibit much sense of urgency.
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The pacing of the action scenes is poor, and they're mostly shoved into the last act.
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My boyfriend was on edge, he couldn't maintain an erection—he just kept pacing the room.
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Her Atkins nutritionist, Colette Heimowitz, said in January that they're pacing her weight loss to 2 lbs.
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Misfits amid the traffic, pacing with the cars, dodging pedestrians and cyclists as we blow through lights.
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The movie's unhurried pacing, also a hallmark of Hawley's TV shows, masks his impatience as a filmmaker.
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They're often riddled with pacing problems, groan-inducing pseudo-stories, questionable special effects, and scenery-chewing performances.
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Approaching the restaurant, Tess spots a suited up Sasha (Daniyar) chain smoking and pacing outside the entrance.
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"People are always looking to do the 'right' thing, especially when it comes to pacing," she explains.
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And though the frequency of pre-feeding behavior increased — begging, meowing, pacing — it did not begin earlier.
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Second, the lessons learned after Hurricane Katrina are guiding the planning and pacing of the evacuation orders.
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The pacing is excellent, and the exploration / puzzles / combat mix is skewed less toward combat than ever.
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"Fuck man," the DIY surgeon said, pacing back and forth, then taking a hit from a vape.
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At first glance, the pacing, tone, and humor of the trailer seems consistent with previous Ocean films.
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There they found the female pacing around, possibly related to its desire to find a suitable mate.
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Steadier pacing also ups the ante on the manhunt to catch, and later simply to kill, Escobar.
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When VICE News met Rastafarian and banana artist Bandi Payne he was pacing inside his small gallery.
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The second season, however, failed to hold momentum and was widely panned for its writing and pacing.
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Dogs show fear through body postures like turning the head away, pacing, yawning or licking their lips.
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Dead Men is pacing toward the series' second-lowest opening in the U.S., after the 86.23 original.
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To see this, imagine a prisoner pacing back and forth in a cell at a constant rate.
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Adams was instrumental in pacing a dominating effort on the glass, posting 213 points and 22 rebounds.
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Cardiac devices deliver low-energy pacing and electrical currents to correct heart rhythms and potentially fatal arrhythmias.
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But they can't distract from how the poor pacing and structure is undoing even the strongest developments.
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Now he was in his neighbor's living room, pacing back and forth, watching himself on the screen.
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Fletcher relies on painful pacing and authentic character development to drive home its message of sexual evolution.
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Super Brainz has unlimited punches for his melee heroic fists, but those attacks have pacing built in.
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He typically labors alone for three or four hours at night, "just thinking and pacing," he said.
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It's all about the pacing of the set, the peaks and the transitions... Jesse is THUMP's Intern.
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In that vein, we also asked about the pacing of U.S.-based companies listing across the pond.
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He highlighted intriguing details, brought out myriad colorings, kept the pacing sure and never covered the singers.
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The only question is one of pacing: Does one demand immediacy, or is one satisfied with gradualism?
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Of course, seeing a lone animal, or one pacing in a small enclosure, can be unspeakably sad.
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The conductor, Roberto Abbado, did his best to animate the performance, leading with style and effective pacing.
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The scenes between him and Ms. Adams are charged, filmed with a patient if herky-jerky pacing.
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Pacing is its biggest weakness; like most movies nowadays, it could benefit from a much tighter runtime.
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Zeke Zelker's film about a radio promotional stunt gone awry suffers from awkward pacing and stilted dialogue.
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Naturally, Eisenberg is a master of the requisite short-story skill set: observation, pacing, surprise and economy.
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He took over "The Tonight Show" from Steve Allen, who had emphasized quicksilver pacing and sketch comedy.
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Moore entered the night pacing the nation in catches (24) and ranking second in receiving yards (344).
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"Technically, I think, the hardest thing about writing a novel is the organization and pacing," she said.
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There's a sense of pacing and depth to everything on the album, and it hardly ever sags.
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Another security video shows her pacing up and down a dark alley before returning to the door.
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And my mama was in her slip and her stockings, and she was pacing back and forth.
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But for a story so dependent on facts, chronology and pacing, this subjectivity is frustrating, not suspenseful.
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It's a true movie, with the taut pacing, satisfying conclusion and grand visual scale that distinction implies.
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His pacing is so legendary, his father once said, that he wore a hole in the carpeting.
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The officer followed the resident to the scene, and found the driver "pacing around," the report said.
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We charge through our days, directly jump into bed, while our organs are still pacing at overdrive.
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And I'm not just referring the movie's length but also the pacing and the story being told.
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The worst is in the morning, though: The stress and tension and pacing is constant and relentless.
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That means that I can extend scenes out, and there's a lot of pacing in our show.
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One minute Joaquín Guzmán was locked up in a Mexican prison, pacing the floor of his small cell.
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In this first round, we'll debate the GENERAL PLOT and PACING of your favorite cuts of Blade Runner.
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With the data provided by sensors within the (machine-washable!) clothes, they're able to analyze form and pacing.
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Elsewhere, the play follows in Rowling's footsteps, both in length (the aforementioned two installments) as well as pacing.
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But with proper pacing, your heart will be back in orbit again before the year is through. Attached?
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The pacing and speed is important because it determines how much the viewer can see from the shapes.
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Sometimes I fail at this, and I think that my work has succeeded best when the pacing works.
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It's still the second-biggest film ever globally with $216 billion, pacing behind just "Avatar" with $270 billion.
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Things get weird and the pacing takes the appropriate long time before you know might actually be unfolding.
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Smart, talented, reluctant housewives, reduced to cleaning and pacing and clinging to the last fragments of their sanity.
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"Oh, God!" yelps Lauer, jumping out of his chair and pacing back and force while DeGeneres cracks up.
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Anei led all scorers in the half with eight points with Bane pacing the Horned Frogs with seven.
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"She has tremendous hate in her heart," he said, looming over Hillary Clinton and pacing while she spoke.
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While that feels like nitpicking (hey, it's what die-hards do), the show has stepped up its pacing.
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This course uses a virtual 3D model and simple symbols and pacing to help you learn more quickly.
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You can see other parents pacing around the field holding bats while they wait for cops to arrive.
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The slow pacing could be because it just takes time to teach a voice assistant a new language.
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Its slow, methodical pacing may not appeal to all moviegoers, and the film's final act doesn't entirely work.
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Caracas resident Yesabel Brito was among the angry crowd Thursday pacing outside the building known as the Helicoide.
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Captivity drives many animals insane, causing them to bar bite, self-mutilate and spend hours a day pacing.
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Right now, Black Panther is pacing to topple The Avengers as the top-grossing Marvel Cinematic Universe release.
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These include pacing around the yellow line, placing an object on the platform, and appearing slouched and depressed.
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The floor space is purposefully left bare and open for moving and pacing without the fear of tripping.
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The pacing alone is dynamite, with gentle valleys giving way to spiked peaks in sudden, frequently surprising ways.
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Based on how horrendously scarring everything gets from book four onwards, Dan, it might be worth pacing yourself...
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When it comes to pacing projects of high caliber, Future knows a little something about a successful run.
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Showing friends Blade Runner and watching them doze off didn't upset me, it taught me what "pacing" meant.
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For example, Asher feels she can meaningfully improve experiential outcomes by advising about pacing and use of space.
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Ever since Phillip's guardian unexpectedly died, Phillip has been pacing his filthy estate and muttering plans of revenge.
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CNN is pacing to have its 2nd highest year in primetime since 85033 - behind only 2016 elex year.
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The fighters, some who seemed to have surrendered and some who perhaps had defected, resumed pacing the compound.
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We moved to the front of the store, where, pacing, he repeatedly set off the door's motion sensor.
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He was pacing back and forth on an outdoor terrace adjacent to the ninth floor of the Urby.
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At first, it put me off: as with "Maniac," there's some funky pacing, and an uncertain satirical aim.
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Petersen's version of Das Boot was punishing in its pacing, Hulu's version is fleet almost to a fault.
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Full of complicated tracking shots, slow pacing and abstruse references, his films address only the most committed viewers.
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"It's like waiting for a baby to be born — we're all pacing back and forth," Mr. Hachadourian said.
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He did this with an angry mien, a menacing look and a nervous, pacing, yet-again sniffing tone.
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I spent a lot of time on my favorite pastime: pacing up and down the corridor, drinking tea.
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The Dow and S&P 500 were pacing their fourth and third weekly gains in a row, respectively.
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IF THE MIX IS RIGHT, IF THE QUARTER IS PACING THE WAY YOU EXPECTED WITH THESE PLANNED PROMOTIONS?
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Yet the film, with its shaggy production values and odd pacing, became a cult hit at midnight showings.
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In most markets, Black Panther is pacing ahead of Doctor Strange, Ant-Man, and Guardians of the Galaxy.
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Perhaps I am overly sensitive about pacing because, yes, I am the slowest eater I have ever met.
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Could Bran's watching in a way be a meta-commentary about the show's pacing and the audience watching?
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Moreover, Ezekiel's small corner of the episode underscores the trouble with pacing that's plagued most of this season.
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The team deconstructed the interviews into 40,526 objective speech-based features that documented tone, variation, pacing and enunciation.
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She borrows the genre's best aspects (pacing, stakes, excitement) and eschews its worst (gore, stilted dialogue, clumsy foreshadowing).
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Yet the implacable pacing and Kenichi Negishi's unruffled cinematography shape Yasaka into a near-mythic instrument of destruction.
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Read "Crossing" aloud a few times, and the mouth and lungs fall into a different rhythm and pacing.
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He calmed himself by pacing—four steps forward, four steps back—a technique he'd been using for decades.
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These quirky notes that flash up onscreen help to orientate the viewer and maintain the show&aposs pacing.
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Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent who's running for the Democratic presidential nomination, was spotted pacing back and forth.
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These above-average foreign horror shows share deliberate pacing, quiet styles and a minimal reliance on special effects.
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It also didn't help the game's reputation that the game's length and multiple characters amplified its pacing issues.
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Bane led all scorers with 14 first-half points, with Davide Moretti pacing Texas Tech with eight points.
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In the evenings, Warren keeps moving, often doing laps around the hotel grounds or pacing in the lobby.
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There are some pacing issues, and times when you'll likely find yourself stuck because you missed something tiny.
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For American audiences trained on Marvel movies, the biggest stumbling point with Gundala will inevitably be the pacing.
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It&aposs the sort of book that&aposs hard to put down, with unusual wit and perfect pacing.
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But the movie is pacing similarly in ticket presales as "The Last Jedi," which opened with $220 million.
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When he came home, he was awake almost until morning, pacing, getting drunker on liquor he poured himself.
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The stock is pacing for its worst month ever and sits firmly at the bottom of the Dow.
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A short essay isn't just a truncated long essay; it has its own distinct pacing, prosody and form.
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But there are problems at the new spot that have yet to be solved, like the pacing of dinner.
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The Deloitte operatives staked out the empty meeting space for hours after the BearingPoint executives left, pacing the halls.
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Emily: I think I contribute plotting, the structure of the story, and the sense of pacing in a story.
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For the past year, year-and-a-half, our pacing has been pretty consistent, meaning Accel and me personally.
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Each is heart-breaking in its own right, but when combined with the film's relentless pacing, they become catastrophic.
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The show's mile-a-minute pacing never succeeds at disguising the fact that it's built on fundamentally unsteady ground.
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I wrote it two days later as I was pacing in my house and that's the nature of SNL.
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And the various references and deconstructions notwithstanding, there were jokes that worked purely because of the pacing and writing.
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The pacing, and investment, is similar to tuning in for a TV show, working through a season of conflict.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq were pacing to break their three-week losing streaks.
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But are the defending champion Warriors so good that they are chasing history more than pacing the top contenders?
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I sat inside for days with Justin and our pacing dog, refreshing Twitter, escaping into books to distract myself.
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Our hope is that we're pacing out our information in a way that is very digestible and makes sense.
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And then I ugly-cried in my pajamas while pacing my apartment, gobsmacked by the beauty of it all.
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Grande, 24, and Miller, 24, are shown pacing around their apartments simultaneously, clearly wishing a wall wasn't separating them.
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Aides released a photo of him pacing the corridors in a bathrobe, a visual reminder of his doddering irrelevance.
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Shares were pacing for their first three-day win streak with consecutive gains over 2 percent since April 2013.
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This year's award show felt a little off pacing-wise, but there weren't too many surprising wins or losses.
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The chapters, which each cover a short span in one character's timeline, are also brisk, with near-perfect pacing.
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They have a stilted, slow pacing to them, the dialogue resembling an impossibly long pan down a telephone cord.
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The German shepherd next door has been pacing back and forth every night since, nails skittering across the floor.
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If the opening weekend is any indication, The Crimes of Grindelwald is pacing to come in under its predecessor.
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They have little idea about pacing, nutrition, hydration or what to do when your glycogen stores suddenly run dry.
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It would've been better if Trump just stood there holding onto the chair instead of pacing back-and-forth.
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The Rings trailer is the absence of pacing, like a child twisting the volume dial on the car radio.
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Trump, meanwhile, was pacing the relaxing confines of his Bedminster golf resort, apparently ill at ease with Tillerson's efforts.
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He and the other "New Brooklyn" creators became their own support network to rethink everything from pacing to lettering.
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It was evening, and when the police arrived, they saw the man pacing the beach and called to him.
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The video showed McKane pacing in front of the doors of police headquarters about four hours before the shooting.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 2): 80%What critics said: "I am concerned about the pacing issues on Titans.
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With a more than 7 percent rise this week, it is pacing for its best week since the election.
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You could also try the HALO Early Walker Sleep Sack for babies who insist on pacing in their crib.
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Pacing requires people to balance rest and activity in order to avoid making their fatigue and other symptoms worse.
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Berry has a keen instinct for plotting and pacing, knowing just what to reveal and how much and when.
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The Dow and S&P 2000 were pacing, respectively, for their fourth and third weekly gains in a row.
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But if you're used to pacing yourself over 82 games and then the playoffs, it takes getting used to.
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" As in: "BUT it has a superb cast and gorgeous production values and ingenious pacing and genuinely witty lines.
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While this might put a little kibosh on the spring-fevered vibes, pacing attractions isn't such a bad thing.
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Some are pacing and talking to themselves; one tunes an instrument; others hobnob nervously over baked goods and coffee.
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But by focusing on a small world and pacing itself deliberately, it manages to be both intimate and expansive.
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Perhaps tweaks were made to the old-fashioned pacing (setup, joke, setup, joke) to make it feel more contemporary?
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The book's brisk pacing and artful literary style showcase Matar's talents for fiction (he has also written two novels).
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On Wednesday, Dr. He was seen pacing up and down the balcony of his guesthouse, gesticulating in the air.
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But A Year in the Life handles the pacing very differently than the show did in its broadcast run.
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The episodes are a slide show of sleek interiors and tastefully shadowed bars, the pacing logy without being suspenseful.
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In 103, Armstrong attended a Western States training run and served as a pacing runner during the actual race.
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Later, from his balcony, Mr. Brown said, he could see Ms. Guyger pacing outside and talking on the phone.
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I dictate every newsletter while cursing and pacing loudly around the Renaissance Savery Hotel, and this is The Trailer.
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Writing shows its influences by the contagion of rhythm and pacing more often than by exact imitation of ideas.
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The pacing is a little slack, and the four-person company doesn't seem as tight as it might be.
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The sweet, gentle pacing of the doc fits well with the calm, sensitive demeanor of its creator Matt Furie .
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The footage of Rachel weeping and pacing around the set came from her eliminating Alex at the rose ceremony.
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Bucks 2111, Hawks 2121 Giannis Antetokounmpo had 33 points and 11 rebounds, pacing Milwaukee to a win at Atlanta.
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Atom Tickets said that the movie is pacing close behind "The Last Jedi," which opened with $220 million domestically.
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"It was his way of pacing the company ... and getting all [the] energy to get something right," Belsky said.
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In the video, the juvenile African elephants appear distressed, pacing back and forth while stuck in a holding pen.
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Prior to the shooting, he said, Drejka was pacing back and forth by Jacobs' car, yelling at the woman.
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One bystander attempts to keep him from falling onto the floor while others are seen nervously pacing around him.
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That doesn't make sense, but the timing of the gimmick and pacing of its execution made it feel right.
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"Do you want to see more and do more at the Home Depot?" a man asked, pacing the stage.
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Pummeling percussion, frenzied pacing, and alien timbres—distinctly machine-like, cold and hard—are hallmarks of the group's sound.
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"[Sophie] gave me a piece of advice," Midge announces to her audience, pacing the stage like a restless lioness.
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"The world is not going to change the United States of America, period," he yells, pacing back and forth.
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Many pitchers don't have the stuff needed to consistently retire good hitters while pacing themselves to throw several innings.
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The Carpetbagger Energetic in its pacing and rule-breaking in its style, "The Big Short" keeps viewers on their toes.
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You would do well to pay close attention to the pacing of the show: cool and casual, its eyes forward.
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But both relied on cheap CGI, had clunky plots, and choppy pacing that stopped the action cold with each choice.
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I've written previously about how Breath of the Wild's wide-open design blasts previous 3D Zelda games' pacing issues aside.
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It's part sharp writing, part pacing, and part effortless delivery from the cast (especially from Meghann Fahy, who plays Sutton).
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Writers Steve Zaillian and Richard Price followed the pacing, the characters' narratives, and the ending of the series pretty closely.
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Moving, funny, unforgettable, but definitely a polarizing night at the theater, thanks to Ms. Baker's quietly observational pacing (2811:24111).
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Its discrete scenes and guideposts encourage tight pacing, instead of asking players to sift through a gestalt of environmental props.
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I've tons of days where I like am in the hotel room pacing back and forth talking to the mirror.
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He works from home, pacing the study while on a phone call, arms crossed over his chest at the window.
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According to Bennett, every phrase had to be read in the exact same way, with identical pacing, tone, and pitch.
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The soundtrack, including the Roy Orbison classic that gave the movie its name, is bopping, and the pacing is breezy.
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Bailey is, of course, pacing around to see how he's doing but Kepner won't let her come into the room.
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She was pacing McSally by 8 points in two different polls this month, and another found her leading by 11.
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The game's pacing hasn't been significantly altered, however, so you should still expect rounds to last over half an hour.
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Changes in urination, increased pacing, and erm, butt biting, could be all useful indicators for when they're looking to breed.
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Back in May, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau told Entertainment Weekly that Season 7's pacing is unlike anything we've ever seen.
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They help with pacing, too, by giving viewers a chance to breathe between the film's many tense, up-close encounters.
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The pacing of the interruptions feels choreographed rather than each actor trying to get the upper hand in the conversation.
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If you couldn't sit through 90 minutes of awkward pacing and arguing Sunday night, you can just read one tweet.
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I can still see the big cats pacing back and forth — in that slinky, feline way — behind the iron bars.
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In revealing these deaths, Saterstrom's tone and pacing is understated, which magnifies the staggering trauma and, somehow, soothes its impact.
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Searching through surveillance video, police officials said Micheli was spotted pacing in a nearby parking garage before entering the business.
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The pacing was off, there were plenty of poorly timed jokes, and there were more mistakes than moments of gold.
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In one instance, researchers detected that a test subject was getting up and pacing in the middle of the night.
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Yet the darkness of the story lines never slows the brisk pacing or dulls the cheering warmth of the photography.
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His office has secured several guilty pleas so far, pacing it ahead of other major investigations like Watergate and Whitewater.
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The direction, pacing, sound design, and cinematography convey the emotion of the story in a way that few films can.
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All those nights you reportedly spend alone, pacing around the White House in that bathrobe would be in the past.
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"Why are all of these killings happening?" he asked, pacing in front of hundreds of people packed into wooden pews.
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There's a worker taking calls on the couch in the front and plenty of others pacing about in the background.
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The pacing was off, the branding was off, the aesthetic was trying too hard to be avant-garde, Frankel said.
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The combination of heightened language and rapid pacing helps integrate the magic doors seamlessly into the rest of the book.
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In a bit of a surprise twist, YC also moved Demo Day forward one week, citing accelerated pacing from investors.
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But more important, I soon came to realize, was the role it can play in pacing out a marathon meal.
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He was pacing back and forth for hours while we were in dress rehearsal, and his hands were constantly clammy.
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On Thursday, Senators have taken to pacing around the chamber and standing behind their desks to keep from falling asleep.
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I got out of the car and approached the bus driver, who was pacing the sidewalk, talking on his phone.
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Scott borrows the best aspects of crime fiction (pacing, stakes, excitement) and avoids its worst (gore, stilted dialogue, clumsy foreshadowing).
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His saxophone emits a broad and smoky sound, with a measured inflection that gives the music an unhurried, cogitative pacing.
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But while he's pacing below 50% nationally, there's no one else even close to him in the field right now.
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A 41-man pacing squad will support Kipchoge, who missed out by 26 seconds in Monza, Italy, in May 2017.
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Mr. Suffern's pacing is energized but respectful, and his script, written with Mark Monroe, smartly summarizes events of the time.
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Video released by Humane Society International shows the young mammals pacing back and forth, behavior often exhibited by stressed elephants.
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Untitled Goose Game Most games offer up the same pacing and structure each time you pick them up to play.
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The unusual timing of Nintendo's release of Switch may change this pacing slightly, making its first holiday season more important.
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When he stepped onto a stage Wednesday, Edwards appeared nervous, pacing with a hand-held microphone before finally settling in.
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But the pacing of flight from 1970 to 2010 pales in comparison to the movements of the earlier 20th century.
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In rehearsal, Mr. Hawke was a bee in a meadow, pacing excitedly, pogoing from one scene interpretation to the next.
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"Some of you have been saying you want to live in biblical times," Mr. Cahn said, pacing behind a lectern.
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Horror games can also suffer from the same poor pacing, when they allow the player too much downtime between dangers.
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I stood up and said, "oh my God I did not know that was in there!" and started pacing around.
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Libby: I totally agree — watching this show has never been a relaxing experience, but it's pacing-the-room stressful now.
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The consequence of all these edits is that the pacing frequently stutters, and in fact sometimes grinds to a halt.
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She told Ramos to call 911, but he hesitated, instead pacing around the house for an estimated five to 10 minutes.
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Ten ducklings accidentally found their way to the bottom of a storm drain, leaving their mom anxiously pacing by the grate.
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Suddenly, Traywick stopped pacing, turned, and placed his hand on his lapel to pose for a photo, as if in salute.
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For a game based largely around shooting bad guys online with friends, it has a remarkable sense of pacing and mood.
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Now we wear watches and wristbands that spew a continuous stream of telemetry about their owners' heart rates, locations, pacing, etc.
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The pacing feels uneven, sometimes bogged down in Holmes' personal relationships when later it seems to speed through the company's collapse.
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Holding the mic and pacing herself, little Yolanda then proceeded to pay homage to her late grandfather like an old pro.
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"In the past I'd say big choruses [make pop songs]," Brady says over the phone, while pacing down an LA street.
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I had found him pacing in a hallway with his headphones on, listening to Rage Against the Machine at full volume.
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On and on they go: the ceaseless pacing and rocking and screaming, the corner-cowering, self-plucking and broken-record remembrances.
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One of the chief complaints surrounding the eighth and final season was its pacing and its treatment of previous character developments.
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The aerial shots were stunning, the pacing was heart-wrenching, the scope was unbelievable, and the episode was overall very entertaining.
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This film feels retro and raw, like a 1970s exploitation movie, but its pacing and character approach are much more modern.
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But about halfway through the film's 137-minute runtime, the narrative becomes repetitive and the pacing slackens to an aggravating degree.
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Transformers: The Last Knight isn't a particularly good film – it's overstuffed and incomprehensible, hampered by bizarre narrative choices and inconsistent pacing.
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The pacing is a little slow, and many of the characters outside of Denise's family are flatter than they should be.
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He resembled those shambling suits of armor, pacing back and forth across a ruined courtyard as if daring someone to attack.
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"I started pacing in the bathroom and found myself in the closet trying to think about getting clothes on," she added.
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That said, something The New Teen Titans and the '70s / '80s X-Men comics had in common was their breakneck pacing.
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In spite of the 1905 setting, it's also a decidedly modern horror movie, with whipcrack pacing, CGI effects, and extreme gore.
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Cisco shares were off about 22.6 percent in early Thursday trading, pacing at levels for their worst session since November 613.
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Clever pacing touches — like making each new fighter arrive with a quick intro animation — keep these 3v3 fights from feeling overwhelming.
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Pacing and talking rapidly with a Bulgarian accent, he occasionally misspoke, and his nephew and assistant, Vladimir Yavachev, interjected with corrections.
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The broader regulatory framework, certification, ensuring safety of the system and adoption by the public—those will be the pacing items.
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The bass drops seem to come as expected, the pacing remains generally steady, forcing Future and Thug to propel things forward.
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My head stays in the script and Alex, to my right, keeps an eye on cameras to adjust framing and pacing.
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But some said the market appeared to be pacing the slide and it was too early to call the rally over.
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A well-directed action movie with the confidence to keep the games' low-fat pacing could be both exhilarating and authentic.
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The patient pacing and gorgeous cinematography make for a visual feast, and the psychedelic blowout near its conclusion more than delivers.
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My pacing is all over the pace, I do it in sweatpants, and I'm a smoker so I suck air immediately.
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In 1975, John Desmond's theater production with Blythe Danner and Frank Langella was filmed for movie release, but its pacing drags.
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Mr. Bassam has been photographed waving his arms and pacing inside the buffer zone between the Turkish and Greek border posts.
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Some days later, pacing around his well-appointed dressing room at the Richard Rodgers Theater, he took that thought even further.
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The structure and pacing of this episode is far more sound than almost anything that has come before it this season.
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It can discourage the kind of long-term pacing and planning that may be the best way to sculpt a career.
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Pacing creates suspense in a thriller movie, and can pack an entire love story into a 1-hour-30-minute block.
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The pacing is perfect, the gameplay is varied and predominantly tight, and technically, it has no match on the Nintendo 64.
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Instead, through steady pacing and delicate representation of the ways people circle around the truth, Novey creates an atmosphere of uncertainty.
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But the emotional curveballs the show throws don't ever feel gratuitous, due to the mostly-effective pacing and Platt's grounding performance.
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"He fired one shot, and then he started pacing back and forth, then fired another shot," Ms. Grant told The Post.
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Howard Hughes, pacing around his darkened suite wearing Kleenex boxes for shoes and ordering sandwiches in the middle of the night.
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Over by the arch German shepherds—I don't know what they called them in Spanish—were pacing, muzzled, behind automatic weapons.
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Walk and Talk I get 6-8 miles a day by walking during my one-to-ones and pacing during calls.
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However, one man catches my attention because he is pacing up and down, trying desperately to catch a glimpse of Tuna.
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Writing romances for Harlequin, she said, was a useful way to learn pacing, dialogue and how to make the plot move.
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Pacing the baseline and constantly using a towel to dry off are common stalling tactics in the men's and women's game.
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But he defended his intention — leading his team to victory — and actions — shouting, pacing, pushing the limits of the coach's box.
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After the call concludes, Dog is seen pacing on the side of the road, while Beth and Cecily wipe away tears.
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After the call concludes, Duane is seen pacing on the side of the road, while Beth and Cecily wipe away tears.
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Their comments drummed up debates about everything from the pacing of small plates to the disproportionate expense of entrees in miniature.
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B. DAWSON, WEST VIRGINIA The pacing of shared meals was a concern for several readers, as it was for the author.
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While at times the show could feel self-congratulatory in its grimness, it was addictive and thriller-like in its pacing.
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The color is rich, as is the sound (by Scott Haggart), and the slow pacing conjures the feeling of a séance.
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With clear character development and excellent pacing, they wove short narratives about taking leaps of faith and finding freedom in fearlessness.
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The pacing was lackadaisical, and I found that Hurley relies too heavily on ambience and dialogue to move his story forward.
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That all changed in the next scene, which finds Zurga pacing the floor of his office, chewing over his friend's betrayal.
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Garmin calls PacePro a first-of-its-kind feature that adapts for elevation changes to keep a runner's pacing on track.
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I know I have stood in a cell at times, locked down with nowhere to go, pacing with anger and frustration.
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But elephants' high intelligence makes them vulnerable to the same ills that trouble imprisoned humans: depression, manic pacing and heightened aggression.
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Q. You're pacing your former colleague and current N.Y.R.R. C.E.O., Michael Capiraso, through this race, to his 25th in a row.
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Even in this book, without the ballast of a sustained argument, there's a deliberation in her pacing that keeps everything moving.
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Tone weaves the threads together with skillful pacing and sharp prose, marking him as an important new talent in narrative nonfiction.
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Leonard proved to the basketball world last season that pacing himself through the marathon league season can reap the greatest reward.
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I have a time goal in mind, and I've planned my strategy in terms of pacing and fueling to get there.
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But that's to her advantage: With remarkable consistency, she has imbued her work with close observation, measured pacing and quiet gravity.
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The FDA announced Friday it is reclassifying external pacemaker pulse generator devices as well as pacing system analyzers into class III.
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Plus, the pacing and effusive nature of her music make her songs ideal for campaign events and ginning up a crowd.
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It's not only that the authored story missions offer more cinematic pacing and more thoughtfully designed locations for 100 ton firefights.
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But the dramatic pacing is uneven — making this another Glass opera that one might prefer to listen to, rather than see.
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But last year, "Crooked House" and "Murder on the Orient Express" were both tepidly received, as some critics complained about pacing.
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With breakneck pacing, the show, which originated on the West Coast, blends deep affection for "Thrones" with a keen satirical eye.
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But where Game of Thrones is much more measured in its pacing, The Last Kingdom moves at a positively breakneck speed.
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Pacing in front of a few dozen people, scribbling phrases and stick figures on a whiteboard, he wove a dark tale.
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"He was having a meltdown," Mr. Rubio said, pacing a raised platform in what at times felt like a stand-up routine.
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At any zoo you go to, you see the tigers pacing and the animals grinding their teeth and chewing the bars down.
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Despite talk about reshoots that preceded "Rogue One's" release, once the action gets going, the pacing moves briskly and doesn't let up.
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King Arthur has problems other than its spastic pacing and its wild jerks from pathos and pain to revved-up goofy comedy.
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The interface features a big Remix button that you can keep pressing to see mix alternatives, with different cuts, filters, pacing, music.
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Losing battery in a defibrillator could mean the failure of pacing heartbeats or delivering shocks, a potentially deadly consequence for cardiac patients.
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Try to sweat as little as possible by pacing yourself and change out of wet clothes when you stop for the night.
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Director Lulu Wang has a fine grasp of pacing and tone, and her film glides smoothly from one feeling to the next.
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According to investigators, the footage allegedly shows Robinson pacing back and forth and addressing his ex in an aggressive and threatening manner.
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The show can, however, flounder when Benioff and Weiss (the show creators) make poor choices when it comes to pacing or storytelling.
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Can you still get some benefit just knowing that your friends are out running, even if they're not pacing you in person?
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But over the whole of 2017, visitor numbers to Catalonia rose and its economy grew strongly, out-pacing the Spanish regional average.
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And the mental benefits of open-water swimming border on the transcendent: meditative pacing, deep breathing and being one with the environment.
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With GPS, you'll be able to see live maps and get more accurate pacing information without needing to connect to your smartphone.
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As a team, Colorado is pacing the conference with a 73.2 free-throwpercentage and ranks second with a plus-10.8 rebounding margin.
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Covenant is pacing for a far lower finish domestically, but its fortunes could easily be buoyed if the solid overseas performance continues.
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Bloomberg Media's digital advertising revenue has grown over 25% year to date, through Q3 and Q4 advertising bookings are pacing even stronger.
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So I take a look at how panel borders, pacing, framing and coloring all affect how we perceive these moments of violence.
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TMZ obtained a photo of Prince pacing outside a Walgreens the day before he died, waiting for a prescription to be filled.
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If you go to one and see a dog jumping, barking and pacing, remember that behavior might be specific to the shelter.
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Austin has written about the game holistically, I love its open design and DIY pacing, and Mike appreciates the smart map design.
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I'm pacing across a road that's been colored with a century's worth of dust, waiting for a lone car to pass by.
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Given current pacing for the wall, it could take a decade and tens of billions of dollars to make his plan happen.
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Exalt does this balancing act through the album, seemingly pacing themselves before continuing to unleash their now extremely polished and shady metal.
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Mathias hit all seven of his shots from the field and had 18 points in pacing Purdue in the opening 20 minutes.
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Two lads waiting by a phonebox on the corner, pacing and fidgeting and looking around so he said You waiting to score?
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Or have we been subjected to a brilliant formal prank, an elaborate demonstration of a director's mastery of pacing, mood and manipulation.
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With its sometimes glacial pacing and abrupt changes in location, the movie looks forward to the European art cinema of the 1960s.
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Seats were in high demand here, but after a few minutes of pacing back and forth, I managed to snag a seat.
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" The cartoonist creator of Dilbert, Scott Adams, caught my attention with a riff on this branding genius's skill at "pacing and leading.
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Focus on Explosives Diners first saw the young man pacing back and forth in front of the bistro's awning on Boulevard Voltaire.
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This adaptation follows King's classic closely; relentless in its pacing, a clown appearance one minute, blood blasting from a sink the next.
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As a result, many can develop neurotic behavior, such as pulling at their feathers, pacing and rocking back and forth, activists say.
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A full page splash can provide an amazing snapshot of the hero besting the villains, but it doesn't have the same pacing.
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At another, he spoke into what appeared to be a phone that he held in his hand, and was captured pacing around.
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For me, storyboarding is about what's written [in the script], and finding the right pacing and the way the movie will breathe.
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Ritchie's recent filmography, dating from 2009's Sherlock Holmes, has emphasized zany foreground antics cosseted by rich background details and strong pacing.
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" Pacing at the front of the room, Borden-Davis began, "We know that 'needs' are things we need in order to ... what?
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They started pacing up and down beside the car, exclaiming various things, and then one of them leaned towards the open window.
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While David Grann's New Yorker piece was focused and taut, Mr. Brock and the director Alexandros Avranas have serious problems with pacing.
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It's no wonder that this fantasy — with its cheery enchantments and portentous inky swirls, its steely grays and tight pacing — feels familiar.
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The game's design, narrative, and pacing are all equally important elements that work in lockstep to create an experience like no other.
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Ben Browder ("Farscape"), returning in the role of a janitor, makes his feature directing debut, but has something to learn about pacing.
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"Half of the mosque was full of worshipers — women upstairs and men downstairs, hundreds of men and women," he said, pacing barefoot.
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In the documentary, Mr. Player is shown pacing on a treadmill, lifting light weights, doing situps and running rapidly in small steps.
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She had walked with the bride in her arms; she would remember the nights of worry, pacing the floors, and the victories.
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White also is pacing the team with 4.3 assists per game while forwardWesley Gordon (8.0) and King (7.3) are the top rebounders.
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Pacing yourself and learning to approach your aspirations with a touch of practicality is important to your growth in the long run.
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He pruned the libretto drastically to enhance the dramatic pacing, and wrote complex music that plumbs the emotional turmoil of the characters.
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The three men had spent the week pacing the fourth floor of the federal courthouse in Downtown Brooklyn as the jury deliberated.
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During the latter half of the hourslong debate, the younger Mr. Fujimori was seen pacing the halls while texting and making calls.
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Where he sometimes struggles right now is pacing himself to move the defense and make those spaces appear where he wants them.
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Yet the movie's occasional chills do little to obscure the thin plotting, problematic pacing and a central mystery that's left aggravatingly vague.
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When I entered, Khrustalev was pacing the floor in a maroon velvet jacket, gripping a half-smoked cigar and rehearsing his lines.
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She is pacing back and forth, distraught, as she watches a group of girls solemnly gather in honor of their murdered classmate.
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KS: A couple years ago, Sergey came to Code, and he started pacing around the tent at Code without his shoes on.
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Frontline starters are talented enough to frequently overmatch hitters while pacing themselves to throw 6 to 9 innings, but they are rare.
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Oh and the pale guy pacing around in this video sort of looks like a generic "cool vampire" of the Blade variety.
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Media have only been given the first five episodes of the season, but the initial pacing is a slog to get through.
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The visuals are still great, the sound is great, and the plot, pacing, and writing is some of the best of all time.
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After missing all of June with a left groin injury, Hill has picked up where he left off in pacing the Athletics staff.
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Her choreography invokes the pacing and playing of zoo animals in their enclosures, while emphasizing and extenuating humans' tendency to identify with them.
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The plot's pacing is too fast for only six episodes Dany has gone mad, and the plot's execution didn't prepare fans for it.
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Matt Goldberg, Collider: The biggest problem with the film is the pacing and perhaps relying a little too heavily on the Internet gags.
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But Jayapal said her bill is in fact pacing well ahead of the previous M4A bill, which debuted with half as many sponsors.
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Similarly, the tonal shifts are less jarring and the clumsy pacing more tolerable when there's a consistent emotional arc undergirding the entire story.
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Volleying between the portraits are images of what appear to be brain cells, a pacing reminder of the disease in case we forget.
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Then, when I'm editing it, I care about pacing, tone, mood, atmosphere, and just being taken through the story in a visceral way.
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That stock surged 3.8 percent, pacing for its best day since April 13, and a top gainer in the Dow Jones Transportation Average.
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The show's formula and its dreadful pacing likely won't change, and I can't help but think that ratings will just continue to slide.
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Shares of the Palo Alto-based company are now up more than 17% for June — pacing for its best month since last October.
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I've never really done a horror-type comic before, so the pacing is a completely different animal than what I've been used to.
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The pacing is slow, and even the image quality is surprisingly poor: It looks more like a TV movie than a feature film.
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Some growth could shift to 2017 from 2018 depending on the timing and pacing of ABC's providing service to legacy Rite Aid stores.
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As it turns out, these media are incredibly different from each other, and the rushed pacing of the Mary + Jane pilot proves it.
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The pacing when the news reports a helicopter down, or sailors detained in Iran, and you haven't received an "I'm O.K." message yet.
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The pacing of the game is fast, but not quite to the newcomer-crushing degree found in other brawlers like Super Smash Brothers.
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The clip then shows Blake pacing around Santana, before bending down to place an object next to Santana's body, according to the paper.
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On Facebook, the Wells Police Department said that several concerned neighbors saw the dog pacing the roof and called the authorities for help.
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Based on its first two days, The Last Jedi will beat Rogue One's total box office but is pacing behind The Force Awakens.
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I certainly sympathize with viewers, those who've become accustomed to the pacing of more modern TV dramas, finding "The Next World" too slow.
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That's because the ancient yogis recognized that we can either calm or arouse ourselves by changing the depth and pacing of our breath.
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But Avishek had managed to capture Bennington's manic stage pacing, the way his voice went from a fervent whisper to a curdled scream.
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What Flair had was an uncanny sense of pacing, which, paired with his stamina, meant he could tease long matches out into classics.
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As they share the tight quarters, their pendular pacing ebbs and flows, expanding progressively until Ms. Kotze's path washes up against the walls.
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One video obtained by CNN showed a tiger pacing frantically in a cage on the dance floor as loud sounds from speakers boom.
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At Sky, Porte was paid to sacrifice his interests for Froome, particularly when it came to pacing the two-time winner up mountains.
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It's gutting to watch Rachel pacing on the sidelines, looping through the set like a shark that will die if it stops moving.
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Ticket service Fandango said on Wednesday that the movie was pacing similarly to last year's "Mission: Impossible — Fallout," which opened with $61 million.
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Broke, heartbroken and profoundly sweaty, I had taken to pacing the apartment sans pants in a diagonal across the sloping faux-parquet floor.
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Look, we've got a long, long, long way, but that part is a big deal — they know the pacing of a championship season.
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"I never think about the future, but my vision for Philosophy has always been clear," he said, pacing the dense rows of greenery.
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They play on the idea of looking as a mechanic, and encourage a kind of pacing and interaction that feels natural around video.
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There's an inherent tension in this pacing—your ear wants to relax, cued by the new agey palette, but it never really can.
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Frugal Traveler I awoke sometime before dawn to the soft, rhythmic clacking of the train, pacing steadily through the heart of South Africa.
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"Drugs are illegal, but people still do them, regardless of what the law says," he said, pacing back and forth in the cold.
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He looked around and saw a driver, maybe 30 feet away, pacing back and forth, waiting for someone to emerge from the building.
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And at times the pacing veers toward the overly deliberate with too many slow-moving scenes of the Chicago skyline and the like.
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At first, the animal stayed on the edge of the screen, suggesting that a squid was stalking the LED bait, pacing alongside it.
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Since the software I write is generative, we experimented with adjusting the pacing, color and movement to try to best fit the mood.
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He could hear the other boy muttering and pacing at night and was terrified to go to sleep locked up alone with him.
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"It's a master class in pacing, dynamics, modulation of volume and tone," Mike Hale wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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But Eban's pacing, along with a structure that makes this astonishingly complex story easy to follow, gives the book a rough, unforced elegance.
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Pacing himself at age 32 is ever more critical, as he explained when he withdrew from this week's Western & Southern Open outside Cincinnati.
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The book's pacing is steady and unrelenting, as Goldsmith toggles between his own careful narrative voice and Chuckie's off-the-cuff wiseguy vernacular.
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As he speaks each morning, it's one of the few times senators aren't fidgeting, writing in their notebooks or pacing around the chamber.
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At this point I'd rather be a little bored than be totally overwhelmed, but it's definitely an exercise in patience and pacing myself.
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Jemisin at first chafed at the idea, but then relented, recognizing that the form's constraints could sharpen her sense of pacing and character.
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The song starts with her panting breath pacing the beat; the video shows her on the run, nude, in a horror-movie pursuit.
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Learn to protect your energy while fiery Mars goes retrograde in Aries from September 9 to November 13 — it's all about pacing yourself.
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It also handily is pronounced "My clunky," which is precisely how I like to imagine Lucas refers to the pacing of his edits.
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A lot of the energy and pacing of "Madam Secretary" is reminiscent of the pre-antihero era, a throwback in style and story.
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The trouble with the movie — and it's significant — is that Mr. Saleh is so keen to survey Egypt's dysfunction that his pacing wanes.
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The problem is that shock can become rote, and in "Jack" he risks turning the audience off with brutality, sluggish pacing and repetition.
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The plot structure is weird, and the pacing is irrational, but I watched the entire thing twice in the span of a week.
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"I often think of dramatic pacing like audio volume," Fortnite creative director Donald Mustard tweeted on Wednesday, just ahead of the new season.
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The 2009 book "Mike Bloomberg: Money, Power, Politics," written by my former Times colleague Joyce Purnick, has a more accessible pacing, for example.
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Aside from its social media heavy premise, Team Kaylie has a familiar feel with its quintessential Disney Channel or Nickelodeon pacing and tone.
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The building was mostly empty on Sunday and the blue hats stood guard, occupying its gates and pacing with walkie-talkies outside it.
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Ultimately, though, the tone doesn't quite cohere, and the pacing seems off, making Red's Dream just another dusty relic of Pixar's early days.
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But it also raised a lot of new ones, including how well director J.J. Abrams handled its breakneck pacing and huge plot reveals.
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The gameplay, a mix of stealth and brutal combat, is tense and no-frills, and the game's writing and narrative pacing is unrivaled.
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Kennard led Detroit with 13 points and it also got 30 points from the second unit, with Wood (nine points) pacing that group.
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Company fundamentals remain strong, global growth continues pacing along at a rapid clip, and consumer spending is at its highest in six years.
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ROLLING BLACKOUTS COASTAL FEVER A three-guitar front line — plucked, sustained and most often busily strummed — gives this Australian band its brisk pacing.
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Reading it was a bit of a commitment, as its pacing compelled the reader to slow down, to linger over the intricate images.
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A dog afflicted with kennel stress can swiftly deteriorate: spinning; pacing; jumping like a pogo stick; drooling; and showing a loss of appetite.
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His improvisations hold your attention thanks to careful, smart pacing, and Stephens's willingness to sprinkle moments of simple beauty into his counterintuitive flights.
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"It's still weird for me to approach people to work with them," he tells me over the phone, pacing and eating tortilla chips.
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As human narratives about menopausal women close in around Steinke, she becomes one with Lolita, pacing back and forth in her tiny tank.
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"All of those things are on the table, there are possibilities, its a matter of pacing, it's very new technology for us," he said.
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A writing credit for Christopher Yost, who wrote on Thor: Ragnarok, could also bode well for capturing the show's dynamic pacing and wry humor.
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By the time the credits rolled, the end came as a surprise thanks to inconsistent pacing and an unclear path forward in the story.
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She took the call out of earshot, pacing around her small kitchen, stopping to write things down in a black-and-white composition notebook.
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Axios will follow it each quarter to see how the creation of jobs of the future is pacing with the automation of traditional occupations.
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For the last hour, he has been pacing in that very same circle, listening quietly as his parents tell a reporter about his origins.
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Pacing around with your phone as a speaker emits loud noises still feels a little strange, but the end result is worth any awkwardness.
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The pacing immerses you in the feelings of grief: that numbed dread, punctured every now and again by a jarring shock of debilitating panic.
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And as we got to the sort of end of the quarter, we realized our normal sort of pacing and process would take longer.
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Based on a story by Evan Daugherty, and Geneva Robertson-Dworet, who co-wrote the screenplay along with Alastair Siddons, the pacing feels off.
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Some students, some parents and animal rights activists are outraged over this video showing a caged tiger pacing back and forth at the prom.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 The theater of battle here is World War 2, but DICE has done a great job with pacing.
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This version of She's Gotta Have It could've easily been cut down to six or seven episodes while still maintaining its pacing and interest.
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And while that combination could easily be grating, the film's generally strong pacing and Cosmatos' colorful dreamscapes keep it from tipping into outright schlock.
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Plus many funds that were actively investing in 2016 slowed their pacing meaning this year they'll be looking to put their money to work.
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When it's over, Maria's "Oh My God" plays with no pause in the pacing and Jessi collapses on her bed with a heavy sigh.
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The pacing might pick up with episode 4 and then hit us so hard that we long for the days of Citadel maintenance montages.
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Entrepreneurs raising for companies founded after 2016 should also take heed and plan their fundraising pacing and strategy in light of these new rules.
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St. Jude, which is being acquired by Abbott Laboratories, said it had seven reports of lost telemetry and heart pacing output from the devices.
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When her imagination is active, her thoughts make her stay at home, pacing: The repetitive movement helps her become immersed in make-believe worlds.
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While Ocean Waves lacks Miyazaki's flair for the fantastical, it maintains the attention to detail and pacing that Studio Ghibli films are known for.
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KyleMallers (254), Jontrell Walker (22) and Tahjai Teague (22) are alsoaveraging double figures, and the latter is pacing the team with 26.0 reboundsper outing.
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I'm a pretty big fan of the 3D Zelda games, but there's no denying that the last few entries have had major pacing issues.
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Twilight Princess boasted some of the best-in-class dungeon design and a beautiful overworld teeming with secrets, but its pacing was a disaster.
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Linsey called an ambulance and they waited five minutes—an impossible, surreal five minutes—Madi sitting in her carseat, and Linsey pacing in circles.
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With agitated guys in shorts pacing while waiting for bands to start, the sweaty and enclosed space adds to the hot and humid tension.
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It's literally just an uncomfortable looking giraffe, pacing around, in a pen that appears to be too small for any real kind of comfort.
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The second half feels out of breath in its pacing, moving past whole nations and plot beats far faster than they can be resolved.
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In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, the cast of the HBO show said the pacing of Game Of Thrones season 7 has picked up.
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The pacing, moreover, has actually been somewhat sluggish, as the cat-and-mouse game has unfolded and tested alliances with relatively few earthshaking developments.
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As the new season demonstrates, the AMC show has grown richer in the process, even if the pacing at times remains a trifle sluggish.
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Tesla stock is down 24.86 percent in March, as of Wednesday, pacing for its worst month since the company first went public in 2010.
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The series has acquired accolades for its ability to scoop up an enthusiastic and nostalgia-hungry fanbase while transcending problems in pacing and storytelling.
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Sure, there was a bit of a pacing problem — everything happened in a single episode — but there was one moment that stuck with me.
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The new "Director's Cut" version, which runs ten minutes shorter than the TIFF version, has better pacing and feels less rushed in the storytelling.
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There is the tempo of the music accompanying the moving images, but just as crucial are the pacing and arrangement of Ms. Gary's material.
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The larger the home range traversed daily in the wild, the more intense these stereotypic movements (hence the exaggerated pacing in captive polar bears).
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Randomly, there were living creatures as well: a fish tank and a very confused squirrel pacing back and forth in a forest scene diorama.
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You're writing something with an audience so clearly in mind — [with] pacing and setup and payoff being part of the formula of your story.
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Some of the reunions were cool to see, but the filmmaking was listless, the pacing was all out of whack, and that dragon flight?
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The mother kept pacing back and forth a few yards in front of us while signaling the baby giraffe to hide behind the bushes.
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Faithful to the dramatic pacing of the dominating score, the choreography gives a strong impression of an inexorable ritual, a world without free will.
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Bruising junior A.J. Dillon sailed past the 221,245-yard mark for his career while pacing Boston College with 151 yards rushing on 27 carries.
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Some lawmakers to have been spotted pacing in the chamber, standing behind their desks and doing numerous stretches as the trial extends for hours.
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But in that moment, the predictable pacing of what felt like a familiar love story sent me off to a warm and safe snooze.
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In particular, the ascent of Dollar Shave Club (the company from which the book borrows its name) has the pacing of a literary thriller.
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Keuchel was masterful while working seven shutout innings, pacing the Astros to a 216-210 victory over the Oakland Athletics at Minute Maid Park.
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"When I train youths here, I tell them my story," he said, pacing around his noisy workshop where lanky teenagers welded, sawed and hammered.
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He's lower key, sitting more than pacing, delivering tight if still voluble bits that earn laughs through surprising punch lines more than act-outs.
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You don't know what to do with your body in moments like that, but I had to do something, so I was just pacing.
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Even when the book's blend of action and philosophy feels forced, Millet's sense of pacing is acute and her prose is glittering and exact.
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Even so, 2019 is already pacing 16.5 percent behind the same weekend last year when "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" held the domestic crown.
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His trio of Labrador Retrievers -- who took turns pacing him along the 13.1 mile course -- were the first four-legged athletes in the race.
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The final season was widely criticized by fans who felt the pacing and its treatment of previous character developments were not up to par.
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Gilroy's pacing is adept, and the movie creates a what-will-happen-next tension, even as he continues to lather bile on his target.
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The metal dog gets up from his resting place and starts pacing the perimeter of my camp, watching over my generator and other possesions.
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Her skills as a writer — her confident pacing, emotional honesty and political consciousness — unite the two halves, making for a gripping and moving whole.
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This central duo coexists with a pacing, snorting equine world — represented figuratively onstage and with a balletic grace at odds with Alan's horrific act.
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It definitely doesn't help that Netflix's Lemony Snicket has no grip on — or interest in — pacing itself in a way that makes much sense.
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Brisk pacing and a clear vision keep The Report from getting dragged into the weeds, even as Dan himself threatens to lose himself in them.
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The busy, frantic staging and busy, frenetic pacing definitely summons the chaotic national scene to mind, but yields a lack of focus and confused action.
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Cora is pursued every step of her journey by a terrifying, Javert-like slave catcher, and Whitehead keeps the tension high and the pacing propulsive.
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We'll have those moments of awe and surprise this week, if also the usual amount of the J.D. Power-related shouting and pacing fat guys.
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Combined with Dillard's strong pacing, the result is a tightly-wound, tense horror movie that creatively reframes the genre to reflect urgent, real-world issues.
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My anthropomorphic owl prisoner has gotten locked into a cell block, pacing from side to side as I swipe the touchscreen controller in my hands.
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But the show's greatest asset, perhaps—aside from a wildly talented cast, deft writers and directors, and stranger-than-fiction source material—is its pacing.
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Because the song gives the video its pacing and heightens its drama, I want to map its lyrics onto my reading of the whole work.
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Fellow forward David Collette is pacing the team with 23points but struggled through a season-low 226-point outing on 20-of-58.83 shooting vs.Butler.
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We still think that 2.5 years to three years is the right goal [in terms of fundraising pacing] and we intend to keep doing that.
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At that point, the suspect started pacing back and forth near a metal detector that leads to a secure area of the jail, authorities said.
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The new Magnificent Seven improves upon the original in just about every regard, from its direction, pacing and action to its characters, casting and performances.
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Also out-pacing Warren was Beto O'Rourke, the former U.S congressman from Texas who raised $9.4 million in the first 18 days, his campaign said.
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Idaho is pacing the Big Sky in a number ofstatistical categories, including rebound margin (plus-5.3), free-throwpercentage (76.3) and field-goal percentage defense (39.2).
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Waka tells us he will be high from morning 'til night on Weed Day, although he understands the concept of pacing himself a little better.
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"You could see people on the phone frantically calling, people pacing back and forth and just, they were lost," one witness, Miranda Thompson, told WMUR.
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Scott is like pacing and something came over me that I was like, 'He has a fucking girl hiding somewhere and we're gonna find her.
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When I walked through the door my husband was a mix of hysterics and anger, and pacing the house with a shotgun strapped to him.
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At its peak, Zaccaria was the third-largest manufacturer of pinball machines in the world, pacing behind Bally and Williams, but has remained largely obscure.
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Specifically, the behaviors they looked at included begging, following, meowing, and pacing before meals, which were interpreted as the cats' way of communicating their hunger.
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Its slow pacing and diffuse suspense make the experience more like a book on tape than anything else, in spite of a few lively performances.
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While you won't find a pacing calendar or daily lesson plans, you will find plenty of ways to get your students reading, writing and thinking.
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Under Hal Brooks's direction, the pacing comes and goes, though with all the frothy lingerie and funny accents, however, you might not notice (2:003).
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Under Hal Brooks's direction, the pacing comes and goes, though with all the frothy lingerie and funny accents, however, you might not notice (2:00).
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"It wasn't me, I did not do it," said the schizophrenic patient, pacing a dank solitary confinement cell with bars as nurses kept their distance.
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Pacing the stage, Efros explained that the same techniques used to create synthetic stonework or text messages could also be used to create synthetic video.
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But the screens are a clever dramaturgical tool, too, and they allow van Hove to give the production the quick-cut pacing of a movie.
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Any well-written piece of opinion journalism will not be salacious or intentionally shocking; word choice, pacing and coherence are crucial in demonstrating even-handedness.
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She has a knack for dialogue, a faultless grasp of pacing, and the ability to situate the reader instantly in a place and a feeling.
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Too bad it falls victim to the aforementioned pacing issues, arriving just at the moment we're most eager for the story to keep moving. Surprise!
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Gulshan-e-Iqbal Park, where the bomber struck after pacing its crowded parking lot, is one of the largest and most popular public parks here.
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Fortunately, the effective production elements and Ms. Rothe's taut pacing, combined with the actors' sturdy performances, compensate somewhat for the blank spaces in the writing.
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What you don't have, outside of story missions, is anything like a proper shooter level where pacing, resources, and positioning is out of your control.
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But the season neatly caps its story—and answers that pacing question—by leaving us where the book left us: Offred in the dark, hoping.
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I'm pacing down frosty pavements in the sparse, rural West Midlands, past giant country houses and barn conversions toward a row of redbrick terraced houses.
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Mr. Cissé's languid but mindful pacing and his indifference to Western film language conventions on space and time transitions also contribute to the movie's distinction.
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The truth is that it really does feel like the AMC zombie series in terms of its pacing, mood, and relentless feeling of being hunted.
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Baseball is pretty unique because the pacing of the sport has way to draw people in and really heighten the drama, especially during the postseason.
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Venus clashes with Jupiter, encouraging you to go out, but be sure you're pacing yourself because Jupiter likes to overdo it and get carried away.
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The open world segments of Gears 5 really throw a wrench in the works of narrative pacing, even if you beeline from objective to objective.
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The miniseries tacks on an extra 40 minutes to the already-long film and obliterates the careful pacing by splicing it into four, interminable episodes.
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But be patient with storytelling that feels unfamiliar: Structure, pacing and style tell as much of the story as do facts about landscape or customs.
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He has been well worth reading since "The Expats," through both "The Accident" (2014) and "The Travelers" (2016), because of his exceptional plotting and pacing.
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His aides said he had been up much of the night, pacing the room on the phone or holding private audiences with visitors from Kabul.
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"The fan is useless," Mr. Reyes complained in Spanish, pacing inside the graffiti-tagged warehouse of a store, where old A.C. units were piled outside.
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She plays with structure and pacing, breaking up some stories with internal chapterlets, writing long (upward of 20 pages) and very short (under two pages).
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Even the pacing of her stage walk, which Wilson slightly cuttingly shows in multiple contexts, seems like the work of someone hoping not to offend.
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Kevin Spacey was alternately pacing like a panther and beaming like a proud parent at the back of a Juilliard classroom one recent Thursday morning.
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Using negativity for fuel, pacing yourself, and separating your business identity from your personal identity can help promote good mental health for small business owners.
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Robert Blanco from USA Today wrote, "What must have sounded frightening on paper falls dead on-screen, done in by bad writing and terrible pacing."
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In early campaign events, Warren projects a sort of coiled energy—propelling her constantly in motion, pacing and talking as she clutches a hand mic.
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Much of "The Stranger in the Woods" is devoted to logistics: How Knight bathed (sponge baths), how he kept warm (pacing), how he eluded detection.
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She moves about her abuela's kitchen, pacing around the table, making a pot of tea, and at one point even lying down on the counter.
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Laughter changes pacing, meaning and tone, and in part because of its use as a social signal, it can assist or even save a joke.
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As the jury deliberated Thursday, Stone and his lawyers huddled in a private office and were occasionally spotted pacing in the hallways outside Jackson's courtroom.
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The pacing is uneven, and the movie feels slow in spots and too long overall, even though it lacks detail that would have enriched it.
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Occasionally, in between monologues, a buzzer sounds; that she is wearing a hoodie and he is often pacing only add to the boxing-match mood.
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The paranormal showdown is fuzzy at best, but the pacing rocks and Spall radiates such ingratiating evil that he needs no help from special effects.
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I also appreciated that they tell you exactly where your cadence should be, so there&aposs no guesswork as to whether you&aposre pacing properly.
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So I'm mostly left wondering, at this late point in the season, what kind of pacing we're in for as the show wraps things up.
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This performance went down last Friday, and you see Nic pacing around the room during what we'll graciously call ... his impassioned delivery of Prince's classic.
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From the price of booze to artists pacing their booths, plenty of things caught my attention at the inaugural West Coast edition of the fair.
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Since her debut, she's become much better at the little things the greats nail down, like pacing, verbal tics, and how to play to the crowd.
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Themes from original composer Jerry Goldsmith's score surface early on, and the entire pacing of the film feels like a nod to what has come before.
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The other six voices — both male and female — aren't famous, but each is intended to sound more human-like, with natural pacing of words and pitch.
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By this point in the evening, though, he'd really turned it on, long off whatever had been prepared, pacing the stage and yelling into the mic.
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The sun is cruising through Cancer and your "stop and smell the roses" second house until the 22nd, reminding you that there's pleasure in pacing yourself.
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The pacing and staging pair well with Bareilles's vibrant, lush score; her songs are polished, and she expertly conveys character evolution and transformation through her lyrics.
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A maximalist to the max, he has no interest in artistic niceties like nuance, scale and pacing, but he does know how to blow stuff up.
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Look through the window of a grand apartment in central London over the next few days, and you might spot a politician pacing up and down.
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Ward unspools the story of her difficult coming-of-age as it felt, foregoing the pacing of a conventional memoir for something more poetic and visceral.
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Micra only paces the lower chamber of the heart, so it can't be used for patients who need pacing in both the upper and lower chamber.
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It seems that every time I really started to enjoy the game, something — a weird pacing issue, a jarring technical hiccup — would get in the way.
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Pacing and inability to settle down – A dog that is stressed may also pace around an area and not be able to relax into one spot.
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Additionally, health care costs are out-pacing income growth because businesses have had to eschew raises and promotions to afford more and more health care costs.
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Pacing around villages in northern Afghanistan just before an attack, I can feel the ambience turn sour, like the timing of the wind misses a beat.
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Screenwriter Daisy Goodwin made a miscalculation in her pacing here, because it feels like everyone has already done most of their growing in the previous episodes.
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The two appeared to exchange words as Trump walked closer to the man, but Trump quickly walked back toward his podium and continued pacing the stage.
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And by August 280, the last big date for movies to open in the US, the month was pacing an abysmal 22017 percent behind August 22016.
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However, despite its visual appeal, the film lacks a lot of the punch, dramatic heft and thrilling pacing required to keep the audience motivated to care.
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The music draws on Newfoundland's Irish immigrant roots, while the narrative uses fast pacing, multiplicity, and a surprising amount of humor to capture an unforgettable September.
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This feeds directly into another element of the level design that Tropical Freeze does so well: a sense of pacing and flow that strays from predictability.
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It's about pacing and iteration, the constant introduction of new elements and ever-present creativity in showing off newer and tougher ways to contend with them.
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Its restraint, perfect pacing, and excellent wordplay showed that Young Thug was more than just a weirdo, and that he himself was one of the greats.
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No actress is more adept at pacing a performance, and everything in "The Post" gathers force and narrows to a point—to a closeup of Mrs.
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Funds that track semiconductor companies were pacing for their best week since at least May 27, though shares wavered Friday amid a slew of technology news.
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Guard Robert Johnson (14 points per game) and center Thomas Bryant (11.9) also are averaging double figures, with the latter pacing the squad with 283 rebounds.
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In the two new multichannel films in the Lisson Gallery show that make up his first major New York solo, the pacing is slow, like moonwalking.
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Ms. Comfort divides and recombines her dancers with finesse, but nothing in the work's pacing gives it life, neither its patient accumulations nor its sudden accelerations.
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"He was pacing my living room, and whenever there was a point-counterpoint, he'd say, 'Yeah!' like we were watching a boxing match," Mr. Masso said.
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When agitated, another student in Western Kentucky's program calms himself by pacing, flapping his hands, then facing a corner, bumping his head four times and muttering.
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He had pushed his best friend, Tawana Vargas, out the door as the fight heated up, and she had been pacing the hallway waiting for him.
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Like Oklahoma,Texas Tech also possesses a dynamic wide receiver in sophomore Jonathan Giles,who is pacing the conference with 252 yards and nine receiving TDs.
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Over a live stream, I watched Satya Nadella, the chief executive, pacing triumphantly as he talked about the company's advances in machine learning and language processing.
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Episode 1 and 2 kick off the season with a shaky start, bringing a whole lot of setup and unnecessary glut that weighs down its pacing.
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Every time I make a new album, I try to make it either really, really different, or just better in terms of production, pacing, and sound.
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Animal repetitive behaviors were considered "stereotypies"—mindless actions that were a result of poor environment or boredom, like tigers pacing in a cage at the zoo.
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This "Doctor Who" feels like a lot of other TV shows, not just in its writing but in its pacing, its cinematography, its use of music.
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Everything, from the pacing to the set design, is constructed to service the eventual big reveal; it's a twist-delivery system disguised as a feature film.
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The show changed dramatically in the last couple seasons, wrecking the show's careful pacing and trading out the palace intrigue for interminably long CG action sequences.
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That polish extends to the expert pacing: The series takes its time to build toward the Big Reveal, but it is never overly plodding or ponderous.
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That said, I agree with Zack's assessment that the pacing has been off all season, meaning that these otherwise great scenes still managed to fall flat.
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We work pretty closely on the pacing of things like working on the page turns and making sure that the emotional beats fall where they need.
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As directed by Alexandra Bassiakou Shaw, the story, captivating and sad and beautifully delivered, is leavened by its pacing and its charmingly low-tech special effects.
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His security was pacing him in a pair of black Suburbans, going slow in the fast lane, or slipping in and out of adjacent parking lots.
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Much of it has aged incredibly well, especially the bonds among the doctors, but the stories and pacing can feel slow by today's "ER"-influenced standards.
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There's some notable comedic talent onscreen, particularly Melissa McCarthy, Elizabeth Banks, and Maya Rudolph, but they're wasted on a halfhearted premise, sluggish pacing, and slapdash execution.
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As California Secretary of State Alex Padilla told NPR, the pacing of this arrangement is intentional and is about making sure voters' contributions get properly counted.
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In the center of the dance floor, surrounded by prom-goers, was a tiger pacing and circling in its cage, a video posted on Facebook showed.
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Meditation, yoga, breathing exercises, drawing, listening to music, reading a book, or just pacing around the room might decrease your stress and help you feel better.
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Its generally slow pacing and painterly composition recall the work of Robert Wilson, and the sprinkling of acrobatic balances and contortion is a little cirque nouveau.
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Even today, they often run to one extreme or the other: hard-sell (Riverdance) or no-sell (Savion Glover.) Somewhere Dorrance has learned texture and pacing.
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He said domestic risks to the inflation outlook stemmed from fiscal and income measures whose timing and pacing were uncertain ahead of two elections this year.
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So though you won't find a pacing calendar or daily lesson plans, you will find plenty of ways to get your students reading, writing and thinking.
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The pacing was so fast and exciting that I found my heart racing throughout most of it, and I love when a book can do that.
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The leaked video, shown in Spanish media and posted online, shows the woman watching the recording, then weeping, pacing and burying her face in her hands.
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"He fired one shot, and then he started pacing back and forth, then fired another shot," Lascelles Grant, a nurse who lives nearby, told the newspaper.
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Mr. Torres has a laconic drawling delivery with deliberate pacing, placing him firmly in the tradition of dry deadpan specialists like Todd Barry and Tig Notaro.
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FOX: If I have any facility as a writer at all, I hope that it lies in control over tone and color and cadence and pacing.
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After his charged were dropped and he went home, he isolated himself, often staying in his bedroom and pacing as he had done in solitary confinement.
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During his cycle, Dawkins will find himself taking hot showers—the steam seems to offer a distraction—then pacing the house from 1 to 3 am.
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The dialogue is quippy, and the film's pacing bops along nicely due to the remarkable chemistry between Larson and Jackson, the buddies we never knew we needed.
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Midway through the call, I brew up some Teeccino dandelion root tea, $3.99, and begin pacing throughout the house to up my step count for the day.
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But Jackson, acting her heart out and never missing a beat, just isn't quite able to overcome all the odd pacing and distracting elements of this production.
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Yes, a lot of things were going on and the end was enjoyable, but the pacing made it feel like nothing happened until the last 20 minutes.
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The painstaking evocation of slow, creeping suburban dread that King achieved with It is completely antithetical to the tone and pacing of most modern horror movie marketing.
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This Canadian series, which becomes available on the streaming service Acorn beginning Monday, is a slow burn, and its pacing isn't the only thing that defies expectations.
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It's much easier to enjoy the story this way, while the interactivity still helps control the pacing and create a sense of investment in your character's actions.
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In January, the FDA issued a similar warning for the company's implantable RF pacemakers and corresponding transmitters that could be exploited to administer inappropriate pacing or shocks.
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The fact that he had a dry sense of humor and a really good sense of pacing, a really good sense of visual style, that's what mattered.
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That won't last forever, but the faces, pacing, feel, and tone of the show that we're going to drop you into will be a little bit different.
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Defibrillators help patients with bradycardia -- a slow heartbeat -- by pacing the heartbeat and those with tachycardia -- a fast heartbeat -- by delivering shocks that reset heartbeats to normal.
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The practice test is intended to give you an idea of the pacing and difficulty level of the official online test, which presents 50 categories and clues.
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If your pet suffers from severe anxiety — trembling or shaking, sudden urination, pacing or frantic chewing — consult your veterinarian regarding treatment options prior to the holiday. 2.
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The regional banks ETF was pacing for its worst day since June 27, while the bank ETF were on track for its worst day since July 5.
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The result is a movie that provides the requisite pacing and action, as long as one doesn't spend too much time fretting about the plot or logistics.
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F Joe Johnson came off the Jazz bench to score 27 points and sink a season-high six 3-pointers, pacing seven Utah players in double figures.
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"This episode proved the point that all the previous problems were with pacing," Melissa Anelli, CEO of fan convention company Mischief Management, wrote on Twitter Sunday night.
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And too often the pacing just limps along -- spooning out story in a way that practically demands bingeing, and even then never really disgorging all its secrets.
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I remember when I was a little boy my aunt had a toothache and the pain was so excruciating, she just kept pacing up and down up.
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With gold on Tuesday pacing for its worst day since 2013, investors may wonder which companies and ETFs are most affected by such volatility in the metal.
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Cut to a seemingly serene shot of a group of saffron-robed Buddhist monks pacing about in a waterfront park—each engaged with his own cell phone.
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It feels like a pacing error that it takes nearly two-thirds of the run-time for the episode to hit its most interesting, thought-provoking premise.
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While there are some (minor, in my opinion) pacing issues as the series goes on, it only gets stronger, weirder, and more fascinating as it goes on.
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Drew Goddard's take on 1960s film noir opened last weekend to somewhat mixed reviews with many critics praising the story's style, but slamming its pacing and conclusion.
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There are multiple extended references to the classic 1953 Western Shane, and the unhurried pacing and editing owes more to classic Clint Eastwood than contemporary Michael Bay.
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Waititi keeps the pacing spritely for most of the film, and he manages action with an eye both for clear close-up conflict and the big picture.
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The objects you can interact with are inconsistent, the level pacing is erratic, and the whole thing meanders in a way that is less meditative than frustrating.
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For all the methodical pacing and old archetypes, Hell or High Water is a thoroughly contemporary action film, complete with fast chases and flashes of dark comedy.
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