I think I ended up with a solid Pitch Black.
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On the way back, the city was almost pitch black.
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Because the power is out it's pitch black in there.
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"What was once dark is now pitch black," he says.
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I was marooned deep in a pitch-black cave in Missouri.
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This was risky, given that the section was nearly pitch black.
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I entered my pitch-black bedroom to find it strangely chilled.
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It's already pitch black though because daylight savings time just ended.
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It is pitch black and I am the only one there.
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Outside it was sunny, and in there, it was pitch black.
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Pitch black, but not overly roasty, which is what we wanted.
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Does a girl who lacks parties turn blue in pitch black?
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"I opened the door and it was pitch black," Rodriguez said.
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Dressing rooms have sprung up under tarpaulin in the pitch black.
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It was pitch-black out there, no station to be seen.
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"It was pitch black inside," Mr. Britton said of the terminal.
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Was Barry's pitch-black humor and brutal violence a tough sell?
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"When I had the fall it was pitch black," he said.
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Audience members are guided to their seats in the pitch-black theater.
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They are a few steps away from the scary pitch-black darkness.
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Bright sky became pitch black; trees glowed as if lit from within.
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Without any lights, it was truly pitch black and a little eerie.
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When you drive into either town, the streets are not pitch-black.
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The works glow orange, green, violet, and acid yellow against pitch black.
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In the back compartment of the mini-sub, it is pitch black.
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The comedy is pitch-black, but the crowd appreciated its sinister quirks.
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The group walked out of the terminal into the pitch-black night.
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It was like turning on a light in a pitch-black room.
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"When you're coming out at night it's pitch black," Ms. Rivero said.
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It's pitch black, and then the fireflies all start blinking at once.
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The outlook is pitch-black in places, and tragedy is ever-present.
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Basically, when I was young, I couldn't sleep unless it was pitch-black.
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But the original songwriters weren't known for their pitch-black social realism either.
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The intense smoke obscured the moon and made for a pitch-black night.
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When you close the door and turn off the lights, it's pitch black.
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Yookongkaew's team navigated through the pitch-black caverns and under rising, murky water.
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An alien-like colorful pelagic squid in the pitch-black waters of Palau.
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It was pitch-black outside and impossible to discern who was shooting where.
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It's pitch black outside, but the interior is still hot and dusty-smelling.
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It was 10 in the morning on New Year's Eve and pitch black.
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It was pitch black and the convoy was spread over an old airfield.
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The room is pitch black, with only spotlights on the harp-like strings.
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The room was pitch black, save for the green glow emitted by the neurons.
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John Doyle's minimalist production of Sweeney Todd makes the already dark show pitch black.
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Reve combines a pitch-black comedy of manners with swingeing satire and metaphysical despair.
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That close distance is also probably responsible for the alien world's pitch-black color.
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I am so over daylight savings and winter; it's pitch black by 229 p.m.
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However, it does sometimes work in pitch black darkness, so that's kind of nice.
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Thanks to Essentials Black Pro, even the pitch black scenes are rich with detail.
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Anyone who can only sleep in a pitch black environment needs Manta's sleeping set.
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These were in the middle of nowhere in Perth, in a pitch black forest.
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Two observations that have stayed with me: It's never empty and never pitch black.
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No joke, this room was pitch black, with the exception of the stage lights.
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Two enormous lanterns glowed deep red in a city often pitch black at night.
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For one, it's dark and pitch-black, exploiting the fears over darkness and claustrophobia.
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In the foreground of this face, Wilmarth has illustrated a harsh, pitch-black mask.
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"How do they find themselves in the pitch black of the ocean?" wondered Robinson.
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Our ceremony was a bit alternative and took place in a pitch-black room.
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The rest of the frame is pitch black, separated by a blood-red border.
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Erratically paced and with a pitch-black heart, the movie manipulates at every turn.
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Not far off pitch black when this should be a beautiful sunny morning. pic.twitter.
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And now we know that the planet is almost pitch black from the outside.
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We were in the hugest dungeon in the house, and it was pitch black.
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The network is unveiling Darkness, a survival show that plunges participants into the pitch black.
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Getting lost for days in the claustrophobic, pitch-black passages would probably be a nightmare.
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As such, they can't get as pitch-black as OLED, and contrast suffers in comparison.
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"It was pitch black and they went down there and shots rang out," Cox said.
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Walking into a dimly lit restaurant, I panic when daylight switches instantly to pitch black.
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You and your equipment are hurtling through the pitch black forest on a golf cart.
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And, of course, no Wintour outfit would be complete without her signature pitch black shades.
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She places the Fumi Crystal Archive paper on a table in a pitch-black darkroom.
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It recommends developers build using a very dark gray (#333) instead of pitch black (#000).
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It was a total relief to see after the ride through pitch black desert morning.
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In the pitch black, he took out a piece of paper and began to write.
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It was pitch black outside, but we could spy the cars in the parking lot.
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The darkness deepens in the third room, where all the walls are painted pitch black.
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Forecasts of doom for the American economy are quickly turning from gray to pitch black.
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Does one need a night light, but the other needs to sleep in pitch black?
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The survivor managed to keep breathing in the pitch black trailer without food or water.
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The rooms were pitch-black and the heavy electric-powered blinds could not be opened.
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Or, you could start by treating yourself — because it's already pitch black at 5 p.m.
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Pitch black inside—the house has switched off chandeliers and a pool with cloudy water.
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The duo's latest record Pitch Black Mirror—which we're streaming today before it comes out Nov.
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Some people need a pitch black room, while others have their specific side of the bed.
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Karadzic added that the cave is small, hard to navigate and pitch black without artificial light.
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No one does worst boyfriend ever like Jason Dean (Christian Slater) in this pitch-black comedy.
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The pitch black world here is mysterious, so scientists expected to discover things never before seen.
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge's pitch-black comedy, Fleabag, is easily the greatest show on TV this year.
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If you're hunting for food on a pitch-black night, it helps to bring a flashlight.
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Now, there's an optional setting that makes the current dark mode more of a pitch black.
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As he went, the liquid grew darker and darker, until the whole thing was pitch black.
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The humidifier whirs; the sky outside the window is pitch black except for the street lamp.
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"The women I saw in there, their bodies were black, pitch black" with bruises, she adds.
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"It's pretty much pitch black everywhere and we're the only car on the road," he wrote.
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Since we flew through the night, the plane was pitch black for most of the trip.
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Yet, just a few months after Freeform's flagship series said goodbye, teenage TV has gone pitch black.
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Despite the wide variety of colors available, most people he came across just wanted pitch-black hair.
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Trying to open my phone in pitch black room or after whipping my glasses off my face?
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Choe's visual artwork is on view in a pitch-black room, illuminated only by the guide's flashlight.
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Dr Osborn's attempts to measure the light inside an empty pitch-black room yielded the same result.
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The movie's many night scenes are about as dark as you can imagine without being pitch black.
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At the start of the second song, "Slave 4 U," she reentered onto a pitch black stage.
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First, everything is pitch black instead of simply a deep gray as found in most dark modes.
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The chapters are 'Light Beam' and 'Pitch Black,' and it's a bit more of a dramatic album.
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Through pitch-black satire, 'Chained for Life' examines the treatment of disability on screen and on set.
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Indeed, it's no pitch-black fetish dungeon outfitted with sex swings and vending machines full of lube.
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The pitch-black and molasses-thick bunker fuel they produce comes from the dregs of refined products.
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"It's in a black room, okay, so the whole bathroom is pitch black," the reality star explained.
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They can descend a mile down into pitch-black, freezing water, according to London Review of Books.
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Next, you walk along a corridor filled with builders' rubble, before emerging into a cavernous, pitch-black room.
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It also plans to pre-position some equipment in Australia during the upcoming Pitch Black exercise this year.
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Also note that the dark Explorer is really very dark, with the main window background being pitch black.
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That "Indecision" is experienced in a small, pitch-black gallery only heightens the lovely disorientation of the piece.
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" He stops suddenly and then takes a big gulp of his frothy, pitch-black pint of Guinness. "Yup.
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In a pitch black room, Ryo Kasuga talks space as a simulated solar system rotates above my head.
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When not defusing bombs, they'd talk late into the night at a pitch black lot surrounded by Humvees.
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But they were shot at by ISIS, forced to return to the pitch-black apartment with no electricity.
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Pitch black and with no surveillance cameras, the tunnels are a breeding ground for crime and illegal activity.
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From the opening monotonic synth stabs, plucked ominously before the onset of some pitch-black sub bass work.
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It's a pulsar-dense spiderweb of pitch-black Max/MSP outputs, held together by duct tape and saliva.
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The pitch-black place was flooded with non-visible frequencies that the kibes used in place of light.
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The Cullinan joins three other Rolls-Royce cars with the pitch black trim: the Wraith, Ghost, and Dawn.
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THE SECRET LIVES OF COLOR By Kassia St. Clair (Penguin, $20.) Chrome Yellow, Dragon's Blood and Pitch Black.
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The light-up red eyes on their helmets shine through the pitch black and smoke of the hanger.
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We have the lights from our phones to guide us as we venture into the pitch-black cave.
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I love to layer UZ's Pitch Black under the slightly shimmery Platinum Black to create the perfect wingtip.
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She starred in, and co-created, the celebrated "Pulling," a pitch-black comedy about three disastrously behaved women.
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SAN ANTONIO — When the smugglers first closed the door of the truck's trailer, it was pitch black inside.
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"It was pitch black and they (Melgoza and the other two men) didn't see the bats," Velasquez said.
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They're pitch black—made by indigenous tribes who coated large, woven bulbs with a tar-like substance called bitumen.
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But if you prefer to sleep in pitch black light me, the extra yellow light is still quite noticeable.
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Vader ignites his red lightsaber in a pitch black hallway, and calmly tears through nearly everyone in the room.
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The country is already among the most violent in the world, and streets become doubly scary when pitch black.
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I'm waiting in my parents' pitch-black closet for what seems like an eternity, then, I hear the sirens.
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The smuggler paced the road, scanning for the authorities, as the light from fireflies pulsed in the pitch black.
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He begs for his eyes to be opened, and I guess they are when they suddenly turn pitch black.
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It's already pitch black outside when we reach the chef's Normandy retreat, an hour and a half from Paris.
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Others took the pitch black as an opportunity to take whatever they wanted from those they felt wouldn't resist.
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I'd also like it to be twelve feet tall and descend from the sky in a pitch black forest.
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Monday night was pitch black for most of Venezuela after the nation suffered a massive blackout on Monday afternoon.
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Back then, a crime rampage broke out as people filled the pitch-black streets, looting and setting stores ablaze.
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Pitch black, besides a few cars on the street with people charging phones and trying to get air conditioning.
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All are cooked more or less the same way, and they share one crucial ingredient: pitch-black squid ink.
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"In the words of Chairman Mao, it's always darkest before it gets pitch black," was his favorite apocryphal quote.
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It is the first major museum show to examines these delicate, pitch-black pictures as a significant art form.
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So if you're a Pitch Black II or Green Label stan looking for validation, I can't give you that.
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"Most kids have the fear of dark, and it was pitch black, and not well lit," Trooper Axtman said.
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The show lets you laugh without having to ignore the pitch-black abyss at the core of modern life.
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NASA predicted that this pitch-black planet had another 10 million years or so left before it's completely devoured.
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It's so hard getting out of bed when it's pitch black outside and my boyfriend's still cozied up in bed.
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It's pitch black when my alarm goes off for a before-work workout, and it's dark again by 4 p.m.
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The truth is that every era in the Wizard's nearly three decades of activity has its own pitch black charms.
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"It was just pitch black in the middle of the night and everything just started to go wild," he said.
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Entering his exhibition, visitors will first see "Untitled (Couscous)" (2009), which sprawls across the center of a pitch-black room.
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Both works, however, circle around dramatic acts of mourning: the first as lyric tragedy, the second as pitch-black comedy.
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Then we see who's inside: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, looking all Neo-like with his pitch black outfit and sleek sunglasses.
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"It was all black, just pitch black," says Crouch, who was buried head first under nearly five feet of snow.
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The trailer does offer up some of the dark — like, pitch black — humor that's helped The Purge connect with audiences.
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The smugglers closed the door and the interior of the trailer was pitch black and it was already hot inside.
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There was no window, and this was in the days before iPhone flashlights, so it was completely pitch black inside.
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But soon after, there&aposs a car chase, and when they all emerge from the tunnel, it&aposs pitch black.
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There was no sound, [it was] pitch black, glowing a bit—nothing could just hover as steady as that was.
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The trails also provide access to a historic abandoned gold mine with pitch-black tunnels and train tracks to nowhere.
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Today, it's an eerie hiking spot complete with rusty mining equipment, pitch-black tunnels, and abandoned train tracks to nowhere.
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When this pitch-black comedy about the aftermath of a messy divorce debuted in 2016, critics gave it mixed reviews.
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As part of the tours, visitors crawl into some of these pitch-black rock shelters, using their smartphones for light.
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Inside the airport, thousands of people were trapped in pitch-black terminals, struggling to make their way to an exit.
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I got them to keep the wintertime drafts out but they also happened to render my bedroom almost pitch black.
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Because it's so dense, there's not much room for light waves to travel, which means down here, it's pitch black.
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Earlier this week, in the tourist seaside town of Mallacoota, the sky had turned pitch black by 9:30 a.m.
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Another film with "Alien" DNA referenced the darkness motif outright: "Pitch Black," from (2000), which starred a rising Vin Diesel.
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We ended up using one of the last lines he uses in the poem for the album title, Pitch Black Mirror.
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Other than the mood lighting, and a dinky candle in the middle of each table, it was nearly pitch black inside.
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Enveloping you in a pitch-black interior, it seems like the ideal shelter to shut out any number of natural disasters.
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At several points, the unlock procedure worked so well in pitch black or at weird angles that I laughed out loud.
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We had to do our own hair and makeup — usually in a pitch-black van on the way to a location.
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In my pitch-black bedroom, Face Unlock worked without issues so long as the screen brightness was not set to zero.
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His presence alone lit up our dark apartment—it was like someone was shining a torch in a pitch-black cave.
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We consider going for a walk, but it looks pitch black outside so we decide to skip it for the day.
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Heathers (1989), for all its pitch black humor and subversion of the teen movie genre, is anchored in Ryder's considerable charm.
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What's more, War Zone has the hard R-rating of Deadpool and Logan, with the pitch-black humor of the former.
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What if he finds himself, in the pitchest of pitch black, alone and in silence at the top of his home?
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Instead, we follow flashing torches through pitch-black rooms and wait for this motley crew of idiots to be picked off.
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There is a macabre fascination, tinged with pitch-black humor, in Koji's meeting Ippei again after he is released from prison.
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Comedic genius Chris Morris brings us a ragtag group of dimwitted would-be terrorists, finding the pitch-black comedy in extremism.
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Emergency crews removed medical equipment as staff waited in pitch-black corridors in other parts of the hospital after a power cut.
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They opened with "Venus and Mars" and it started all pitch black and when the lights came up, you saw bubbles floating.
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It was pitch-black at night, according to Readus, and the power only came back on hours before they decided to evacuate.
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You might come in from a bright desert evening, as the crowd did that night, and exit into a pitch-black thunderstorm.
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Initially pitch black, the tunnel opens up into the figure's cavernous torso, where shafts of light partially illuminate the dark bodily interior.
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The stairway leading down to the church was pitch black on Tuesday afternoon because they're trying to conserve fuel for the generators.
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After escaping a car crash, your protagonist finds himself in a pitch-black world that's visible only through a kind of echolocation.
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She said she woke up hours after her flight landed, still strapped to her seat in "freezing cold" and "pitch black" surroundings.
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The flat we were renting had this slot meter and the electricity ran out, so the living room suddenly went pitch black.
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Maya also manages to crack the code on one of fashion's greatest mysteries — what is Anna hiding under those pitch black sunnies?
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Shake it awake in the pitch black and it emits only the dimmest glow to avoid jolting your body back to awakeness.
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Because films are colored with the intention that they will be seen in a pitch black theater with a super bright projector.
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Jeff Sessions, for being reminded that it's always darkest just before it goes pitch black, you had the Worst Week in Washington.
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SAN FRANCISCO — It's the Friday morning before Super Bowl 249, and the pre-dawn sky above San Francisco is still pitch black.
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In the pitch black island nights, who knows what might be lurking in that tree bole that you're sticking your hand into.
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USC must've undergone something of an energy blip, because Galen Center in LA went pitch black in the middle of the game.
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That film, about an investment banker (Christian Bale) with serial-killer tendencies, satirized masculinity and social climbing in a pitch black way.
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"It's a $1,000 idea," the Pitch Black Heist alum cracked to a roar from the thousands of fans in the packed hall.
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While I don't require pitch-black darkness or complete silence to fall asleep, I am still somewhat sensitive to light and sound.
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So there I am, listening to a Gregorian chant sung by two dozen 18-year-old boys in a pitch black room.
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However, none will ever surpass the time in he out ran the sun at the beginning of the millennium in Pitch Black.
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Somebody brought a pan of black lasagna to a Garfield-themed potluck I went to one night in late March. Pitch-black.
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It's thick with brush and pitch-black after nightfall, with vehicle headlights sometimes the only light for miles, according to The Monitor.
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By keeping everything pitch black over the course of its 11-hour duration, and also by moving to another venue partway through.
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Plus, it's just plain fun—think Thrones-level scheming, plus more oddly compelling camerawork and a healthy side of pitch-black humor.
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Freezing cold, pitch black and deep underwater, Navy SEALs used this secret mini-sub for classified missions we still don't know about.
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If you were turning the music into visuals, you saw pitch black; if it led you to a feeling, it was dread.
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After dinner, we'll walk the pitch-black beach, watch the stars and dodge the waves that crash down on the coarse sand.
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Images from the city show the sky pitch-black in the middle of the afternoon, the sun blanketed by smoke and ash.
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Don't Be Afraid of the Dark The humor in Lynda Barry's harrowing 1999 illustrated novel "Cruddy" isn't just dark, it's pitch-black.
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They would be shit-scared meeting some rum old Norfolk boy down a pitch black footpath at night wearing a flat cap.
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Ford is also making an effort to test in snowy conditions and in pitch black to grapple with extreme weather as well.
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First, using Rimmel London Stay Matte Liquid Lip Colour in Pitch Black, create your cutouts by drawing a large X on your lips.
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In order to prevent an even worse explosion, three workers had to climb through the radioactive water in the plant's pitch-black basement.
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And there has been comedy, like when the lights briefly went out in the courtroom, creating a tense few seconds in pitch black.
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"Obviously they are going to be stressed out by what they see because it was pitch black when it first happened," Schwartzenberger said.
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Drenched in blood and wearing Carrie's "prom dress," Cheryl waltzes up to her mother in a pitch-black hallway while holding a candelabra.
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At the time we left for the job, it was pitch black outside, but we saw the sunrise as the day went on.
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The smell of earth in the pitch black enhanced the ambiance of the piece, with the spectral infrared animals warily eyeing the audience.
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It was pitch black outside; although Dapchi, with a population 15,000, is a relatively prosperous market town, only a few houses have generators.
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The projected section of the work is thrown up onto Blenheim Palace in the pitch black, and it was raining when I went.
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From his coiffed black hair to the pitch-black Ray Bans, Orbison's somber persona was made clear before he even opened his mouth.
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The line moves quickly, and I leave the man behind to find myself in a corridor that leads to a pitch black room.
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The first season of Fleabag was a solid, pitch-black comedy about sex and trauma that felt like a full and complete story.
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Even when it makes vanishingly little sense, there's something alluring about UnReal, Lifetime's pitch-black drama about working on a reality dating show.
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Not because my car would turn into a pumpkin, but because I was terrified I'd find myself outdoors in the pitch black night.
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But inside the pitch-black room, every time her phone screen lit up with a new message, she felt a little more hopeful.
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For The Get Down, hip-hop is a substance being mined and used to light up a city that, literally, goes pitch black.
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The pair's naivety about the rigors of the studio system gave them the courage to stay true to Waters' pitch-black cinematic vision.
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We even got a glimpse of the creation of new corals, white, star-like babies in the pitch black-blue of the sea.
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Her hair is like a fern: Sprouting up from her scalp in all directions, its leaves layering upon one another, but pitch black.
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But far from the glow of streetlights and buildings, I found nighttime truly was pitch-black on the outskirts of Siem Reap, Cambodia.
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"The filters were overloaded with particulate matter," said the report, which included a photograph of the white filter that had turned pitch black.
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Images from the city show the sky pitch-black in the middle of the afternoon, the sun partially obscured by ash and dark.
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This pitch-black satire of social media obsession may be just the cautionary tale you need to put down your phone for once.
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Gaunt, often in dark clothing, his hair pitch-black, he cuts a severely elegant figure with a distant resemblance to Edgar Allan Poe.
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The leopard's coat is pitch black as a result of melanism, a gene mutation that causes an over-production of pigment, said Pilfold.
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The Dinosaur monument's pitch-black night skies and silent soundscapes have been protected by the park service since its creation, Mr. Murray said.
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Olivia Colman won best actress in a comedy or musical for her work in "The Favourite," a pitch-black comedy about royal schemers.
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It was good practice—they may have to do the same thing if a robot stalls 100 metres down a pitch-black tunnel.
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While scientists sought out the pitch-black depths, they also surveyed shallower waters, like this coral reef 20 feet below the Florida Keys.
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When we pulled into the village of Snuny, at the base of Mount Sinjar, the sun had long since set; it was pitch black.
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If that sounds ridiculous, it is — but "Venom" both knows it and leans into it, playing up the dark humor until it's pitch black.
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More specifically, I was trying to become the lead singer—pitch black, dyed hair, tattered clothing, and loads of makeup slathered on my face.
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All of the instrumentation in the track is badass, but Carter's guitar cuts through like a ray of light in a pitch-black room.
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Twin buttes that look like they wandered in from a John Ford movie blaze orange on their west flanks, pitch black on their opposites.
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The scale of the installation—the film is screened in a cavernous, pitch black room—suggests that Love is not the music video redone.
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Because the KBO was moving and incredibly faint, they compared it to looking at a giant mountain of coal against a pitch-black canvas.
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Navigating this difficult terrain, which is also pitch black and may involve struggling against fast-flowing, muddy water in some areas, will be difficult.
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This is especially important because Lola won't really wake up and do all her nighttime activities until it's almost pitch-black in my room.
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Once you journey up those stairs and enter that circle, you're teleported to a pitch-black room filled with monsters that gradually kill you.
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The "narrow, pitch-black tunnels" of the cave may be too dangerous to swim through, though the group is learning to dive, per CNN.
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Somehow, it can also hunt for squid and dive down more than a mile into pitch black water to capture fish and other prey.
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The group would have spent at least another night on its own in the pitch black, not knowing if a rescue would ever come.
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There's the cinematography, toggling between the brutally sunny New Mexico days and pitch-black nights, with particular emphasis on the chiaroscuro of dark interiors.
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During the night he snuggled up to her in bed in the pitch black, his hand grazing her breast, and they began having sex.
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But it's pitch black, and when the hail was falling it was creating a kind of dust around everything, so I couldn't see anything.
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Between this defense and Margaret's comfort around a serial killing Satanist and rapist like Richard, it's obvious Margaret is hiding some pitch-black secrets.
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"He was a kid, descending into the pitch black in an elevator every day, wondering if he'd ever come out," his son Mark said.
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He'd sit in the pitch black room, constantly touching his face, he recalled, or recite song lyrics in his head over and over again.
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In the pitch-black room audience members shine flashlights on black and white photographs of people, including prominent rights activists, whose whereabouts are not known.
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And yet: Not only does Arya recover being stabbed in the gut seven times, she manages to kill the Waif in a pitch-black room.
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"[E]ven as the pitch-black darkness of this hideous disease called Alzheimer's advances, the core of my mom has remained the same," she writes.
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After about 5893 minutes of pitch black, the lights came back on and officials immediately announced that the center was to be evacuated that evening.
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French Exit is a sharp romp and deceptively poignant romp, its laugh-out-loud pitch-black humor tempered by fleeting but powerful moments of heart.
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Li, who worked as a moderator for about a year, was one of several employees who said the workplace was rife with pitch-black humor.
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At Noisey, metal isn't a token, or a trend; it's woven into the fabric of the site, in strands of bloody claret and pitch black.
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However, Mr Kurniawan offsets the carnage and lightens the mood with skew-whiff logic and humour that ranges from slapstick to ribald to pitch-black.
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At depths of roughly 13,000 feet (4,000 meters), it's a monotonous, pitch-black abyss featuring crushing pressures and temperatures just a few degrees above freezing.
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It was pitch black outside, and the pine trees whispered around us as my five-year-old hands kept the flashlight trained on his knife.
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The works in this series resemble those pitch-black levels in Resident Evil with the same unnerving ghoulish aesthetic brandished in the Dead Space franchise.
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The rookie officer was on patrol inside a Brooklyn public housing project with his partner and drew his gun upon entering a pitch-black stairwell.
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When you are walking in a pitch black abandoned mental asylum and your torch catches one of these shadows, you freak the fuck out. Bummer.
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The pitch black sky lit up by thousands of sparkles captivates you, and leaves you wanting more the next night, and the night after that.
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In many places the sky is stained a constant shade of blood-red; in others, it is pitch black in the middle of the day.
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In a large, pitch-black room, Ligon breaks down Live on the Sunset Strip into seven images of varying size, projected onto screens and walls.
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As for the crash, officials say they believe the boat was traveling at 66 mph in the pitch-black night -- in a very dangerous area.
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In a different case, Wright said, a rescued pangolin was "absolutely pitch black" because it had been drenched in fuel while being clandestinely transported by car.
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Thematically, the album overlaps with Lamar's DAMN, but Staples's pitch-black sensibility, candor, and incisive lyrics converge to craft a wholly unique and equally important take.
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This week, fires burning throughout the Amazon were so severe that São Paulo, Brazil's largest city, was almost pitch black in the middle of the day.
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"Zero Day," their first new single since 2016, is a pitch-black four minutes of laconic nihilism, sung like a haunted lullaby by frontman Domenic Palermo.
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Willie Brothers, an American-style steakhouse in Jakarta, is serving up dark, oozing plates of "Venom Cheese," a mozzarella cheese infused with pitch-black activated charcoal.
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Willie Brothers, an American-style steakhouse in Jakarta, is serving up dark, oozing plates of "Venom Cheese," a mozzarella cheese infused with pitch-black activated charcoal.
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It's pitch-black and hilarious and kind of depressing when matched up against the reality of Washington, DC. We laugh, because otherwise we'd drown in tears.
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And everyone's just naked and building fires and drinking beer… I mean, it was just pitch black at night with just the moon and the stars.
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It was pitch black, so I coerced a Poole's Lander to walk me to my car because I was so terrified of running into a bear.
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This pitch-black series, with its brooding protagonist, may draw comparisons with "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," but consider this: The stories are even sharper.
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His hair is now gray, a departure from his signature pitch-black he maintained through 30 years in power and most of his time in detention.
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Inside a pitch-black hall the size of a football field, a trio of surveillance drones whir overhead, honing in on visitors when they detect movement.
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The Bronze, a pitch black sports comedy starring Melissa Rauch as a washed-up but still egotistical gymnast, will be released to select theaters in March.
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As they proceeded, he noticed that the stairwell beyond the door to the eighth floor was "pitch black," so he drew his firearm as a precaution.
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It takes a special kind of person to ride inside a tightly packed, freezing cold, flooded, pitch black metal tube for up to three hours underwater.
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The starry background helps highlight the missile and give it an ethereal quality, giving the photograph some texture that a near pitch-black background would not.
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Long before The Walking Dead or Guardians of the Galaxy, Michael Rooker made an astonishing film debut in this pitch-black portrait of a serial killer.
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In one, half of a pitch-black sun looms on the horizon while a second sun, fuller but less distinct, ominously gathers force in the sky.
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In Barry — the pitch-black comedy he co-created with Silicon Valley showrunner Alec Berg — Hader challenges himself to use all these skills and then some.
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One guy I graduated high school with recently used a pitch black background to ask if any of his followers wanted to get dinner with him.
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"From the Florida state line, coming back at night, it was pitch black dark until we got to the Alabama state line," said her husband Frank.
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The panel depicting this automated gesture is pitch black, save for the cone-shaped beam of light that emanates from her phone, which hauntingly illuminates her.
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Muholi is known for dramatically increasing the contrast in her self-portraiture so as to appear stunningly pitch black, her gorgeous darkness and regal stoicism heightened.
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The first season of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's show Fleabag was an acidic, pitch-black comedy about sex, loneliness, and a very specific brand of 21st-century ennui.
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The trailers aren't much more comforting, since the first preview was powered by either pitch-black terror or the icy menace of the Night King (Vladimir Furdik).
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Lewis Baltz addresses similar themes in "Night Construction, Reno" (1977), a high-contrast photograph with pitch-black hills and the illuminated wooden skeleton of another future home.
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This is to allow your eyes to adjust, as what first feels like near pitch black slowly reveals a room filled with camera obscuras in all corners.
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The theory, solidified by a convincing video via UpRoxx, points out that we first meet the monster when Eleven is isolated in that creepy pitch-black room.
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Attorneys and investigators from his office determined that Officer Liang had shot Gurley in the pitch black stairwell of one of Brooklyn's most dangerous public housing projects.
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It was thrilling to see the lights from the flaming swords of the Dothraki race into the pitch-black distance in the first assault against the dead.
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The pitch-black water sparkles and glows with extraordinary creatures like the Dana octopus squid, which has lights on each arm, often flashing simultaneously when it attacks.
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Ryan Seacrest Instagrammed a photo from what appears to be his backyard patio and a piece of equipment that is now burned to a pitch-black crisp.
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You may have seen goth ice cream with its pitch-black cone and gray swirls, but get ready to have the trend invade more than just dessert.
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Their music sounds cold, slick, and futuristic—but the future they envision is a portrait of Orwellian despair, a Metropolis rendered in pitch black and dried blood.
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In pitch-black darkness of the early morning hours on May 2, 21625, U.S. Navy SEAL commandos conducted a daring raid on a compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
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The boys, between ages 11 and 16, were found huddled together on a small, dry, mud-covered incline, surrounded by water in a cramped, pitch-black chamber.
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On the Verge A wall-shuddering heartbeat reverberates down the pitch-black hall that leads to Marguerite Humeau's solo exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris.
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As Bateman dances around in his underwear or in a dapper pinstriped suit, there's little doubt that the story works best as a hallucinatory, pitch-black comedy.
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Back in March, for example, there was that video for "Ritual Spirit" in which Kate Moss danced hypnotically with a solitary lightbulb in a pitch black room.
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Directed by Patrick Daughters, the new video sees Adele dancing (which may come as a surprise to fans!) in a pitch-black room, singing her heart out.
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It smash cuts you from an eerie forest to a pitch-black highway at midnight to a dirty diner in order to confuse you and unsettle you.
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In an almost pitch-black room, the pearly drapes of light descend from a high ceiling in irregular, conical shapes, making stark outlines on the black carpet.
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I know this because my first interview with multi-member group The Hour took place in a pitch-black restaurant, staffed entirely by severely sight impaired waiters.
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In its many flavors—from LIVE WIRE to PITCH BLACK—the Dew can be unruly, it can be vicious, it can be loving, it can be pleasuring.
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But it becomes clear by the end of the first episode — and alarmingly so in the second — that this show also has a bitter, pitch-black center.
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Turrell's "Pink Mist" disorients by leading viewers through a pitch-black corridor, before they meet a sheet of pink light that appears fuzzy and out of focus.
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"Look all around you," said Dr. Romano, 72, a psychotherapist, waving her hands like a magician across the sands and out toward the pitch-black, crackling ocean.
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This New Year's Eve, when blazes near Mallacoota caused smoke so thick the sky turned pitch black, my family absorbed the news and the imagery in horror.
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Then the shorter of the pair, whose pitch-black hair had been squeezed into such tight plaits they must have been hard as iron, came towards her.
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And nearly two days after his ferry capsized, no one seemed to realize that someone was still alive, trapped in the pitch black of the engine room.
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He talks about a pitch-black mirror of unknowing, which I think was supposed to be about uncertainty, that we can't know what's ahead, but nevertheless, you continue.
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Canon's latest high-end video camera, the ME20F-SH, lets you shoot a scene in close to pitch black and record it all in full-res HD video.
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It's probably safe to assume this year's pitch-black slushie is also the result of a lot of food dye that then makes its way to your poop.
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"They dropped their bundles of narcotics and went back into Mexico," said agent Marlene Castro, sounding disappointed after racing through a pitch-black clearing outside Rio Grande City.
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"No Lights, No Lycra" is an event where people can dance wildly in pitch black darkness without the anxiety of being looked at, as opposed to a nightclub.
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The city's bars and bathhouses had unmarked doors and pitch-black windows, but the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop was a public cultural site that made its purpose clear.
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In the pictures, a wrinkled baby-to-be floats in a bubble membrane; the background is pitch black, and a cord runs from the baby's core to… something.
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In David Twohy's movie Pitch Black [2000], it's all about a criminal who turns out to be a pretty handy and helpful guy during a dangerous solar eclipse.
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It's 21:2000 AM, the sky still pitch black, save for the glow of a waning crescent moon and a sprinkling of stars, when I take the wheel.
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After making the secret overnight flight from Washington and touching down onto a pitch-black airstrip (because of security concerns), Trump stayed on the ground for three hours.
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The helicopter cabin would remain pitch black for the rest of the flight, except for a flare our Chinook fired off as we circled through mountains near Kabul.
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The device itself is a small, gray fabric-covered speaker with a phantom dimmable display that can be turned off if you prefer to sleep in pitch black.
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In the pitch-black countryside Monday night, a young man on a dirt bike pulled up to the edge of the flooding, unzipped his backpack and started fishing.
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But if you would have seen what we had to go through, with the darkened plane, with all windows closed, with no lights on whatsoever, anywhere — pitch black.
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When we got in the vehicles it was pitch black, and as we were leaving we were being hit with that rain of fire on the way out.
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In a vast and pitch-black warehouse in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans one day recently, the only illumination came from the headlights of a white SUV.
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In recent years, this British-American actress has become one of our foremost interpreters of the mood abject, bringing a stinging brightness to pitch-black corners of despair.
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The journey through the mountains was pitch black, and the travel agent had told them that there are three stretches of darkness lasting five, eight, and 50 minutes.
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In Lethem's latest novel, A Gambler's Anatomy, things get pretty close to pitch black — but that doesn't stop them from being a hell of a lot of fun.
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Although I expected to be surrounded by pitch black night, the actual effect of totality is much closer to wintertime twilight, where some pinkish rays of light remain visible.
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The Night Illuminates the Night features photographs of Herman's homeland, Israel, shot in the pitch-black of night, utilizing a specific technique to create beautiful and dreamily lit exposures.
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According to the lawsuit, while he was walking to his seat in a pitch-black area he slipped and fell, hitting his head, neck and back on the floor.
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It feels as if they're standing in front of me in the dark—it's pitch black, I can't see a thing, but I know 100 percent that they're there.
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That's why I'm excited about a lovely looking new game from the creators of Prison Architect in which you are exploring a pitch-black cave with nothing but lidar.
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Given the brutal conditions of the bunker—pitch black, freezing cold, isolated from the natural world—it's not surprising that a bunch of these poor suckers didn't make it.
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Lose three straight to an Atlanta Braves team that is less a ballclub than a pitch-black anti-comedy performance, it's not being paranoid to look for an exterminator.
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Powell on Wednesday tried to delicately explain how the Fed is weighing future policy moves by using the analogy of walking into a pitch-black room filled with furniture.
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How he wound up inside of the car, which is housed in a pitch black, closed off building and behind a gigantic heavy door even Elodie has trouble opening.
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Indonesian television stations broadcast live shots of the eclipse in different stages from four regions across the 3,100-mile archipelago, showing a pitch-black moon with a bright halo.
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A photographer and I met him near dusk at an empty ferry landing and off we went, an eight-hour chug down a pitch-black and unnervingly quiet Mississippi.
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The loop of pitch-black would look right at home in any room, and actually looks like a stylish ornament rather than the clunky box we're used to seeing.
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Prada's latest collection of bags and travel pouches takes this idea to the furthest possible extreme: The leather, metal hardware and silk lining of each style are pitch black.
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Bats fly through pitch-black caves by listening to the echo of their own high-pitched sounds — which seems to be Bird's approach in selecting sites for his performances.
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LG: I know, and then there was a woman who was playing, she just appeared, and she started playing the violin in front of a pitch-black Intel booth.
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She got comfortable and fell asleep less than halfway through the hour-and-a-half flight, only to wake up around midnight, freezing cold and on a pitch black plane.
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Once my body found buoyancy and my eyes had fully adjusted to the pitch black void in front of me, I started to lose my sense of space and time.
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Surveillance footage and video from people who happened to be filming the normally pitch-black roads of pre-dawn Arizona surfaced on social media, illustrating the intensity of the flash.
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She eschews any phantasmagoric elements and veers sharply from the polychromatic palette associated with the era of her writing career, the period known as El Boom, into pitch-black darkness.
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A Utah mom faces child abuse charges for allegedly locking her 12-year-old son in a pitch-black bathroom of her home for at least one year, PEOPLE confirms.
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The long-lasting psychological impacts When rescuers found the missing people in the pitch-black cave, the boys expressed that they were hungry and didn't know what day it was.
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As an added bonus, it turns food and drinks pitch-black, which (as we'd like to reaffirm) stopped looking cool after the first 100 times we saw it on Instagram.
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And for all of its faults, the Netflix model is great for building up a mood that slowly washes over you and carries you out into its pitch-black sea.
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The side tunnel, though, is pitch black save for the helmet lamps, and the trek to the valve is a slosh through muck and over tangles of mangled electrical cabling.
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I first met Foster on a pitch-black evening in November 2016, a week after the presidential election, in the community room of a progressive church in Hood River, Ore.
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Pink on the outside, pitch black underneath, they circled the bay over our heads, their long necks flat out front, feet pointed straight back, a flying symphony of bleating squawks.
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In white spot mode, it illuminated the path ahead of me in a pitch-black forest to about 30 feet, which is a long way for such a little light.
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"There was no power at all, and it was pitch black," she said, recalling that she had used a scarf to cover her nose and mouth in the smoky stairwell.
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Recording every horrifying moment is a major part of the gameplay, and sometimes the camera's night vision is the only thing lighting the way in the otherwise pitch-black night.
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The group started their day in the pitch black, meeting at the Mashable LA offices before boarding a bus bound for Mountain High, a resort in the San Gabriel Mountains.
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Defense lawyer Rae Koshetz said Liang fired his gun accidentally and that he had no idea the bullet had ricocheted off a wall into Gurley's chest in the "pitch-black" stairwell.
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Pitch Black To The Future The Gateway, not to be confused with The GatewayIn this remake of the movie Drive, we flew some drones near the sprawling dikes north of Amsterdam.
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It's often hazy and atmospheric, but also gets tough and aggressive whenever you get lulled into a trance by the subtly shifting texture, perfect for 5AM in a pitch black warehouse.
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Now that it's no longer pitch black in the early morning and the sun is starting to set later, let's make a pact to reintroduce some creativity into our daily repertoire.
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Divers working in pitch-black water needed a week to repair the largest hole in the 90-year old dam, one of the last on the river made of wooden slats.
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On display are matte, obsidian, midnight, and pitch-black scenes that closely follow the progression of each of the last four decades and respond to centuries of events that shaped America.
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The first show she wrote was the BAFTA-winning Nighty Night, a pitch-black comedy about a narcissist (played by Davis) who uses her husband's cancer to manipulate people around her.
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Hansel & Gretel begins in the massive Drill Hall, where drones buzz overhead and the space is nearly pitch black, but for gridded rectangles of light on the floor and periodic flashes.
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Scooter drivers, already accustomed to the new Roman slalom, find the degree of difficulty increased by mogullike bumps raised by pine-tree roots and pitch-black streets darkened by broken lampposts.
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All in all, this "4.48" avoids neither the text's moments of pitch-black humor nor its passages of luminous air; it doesn't prettify Kane, nor does it make her brutality unendurable.
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Before long, he, his wife, Laura (Isla Fisher), and their teenage daughter, India (Ellie Bamber), are driving in the pitch-black West Texas evening, seemingly alone on a two-lane highway.
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The tropical northern city of Darwin is hosting 4,000 personnel and 140 aircraft over the next three weeks as air forces from around the world take part in Exercise Pitch Black.
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After some days of sun-drenched reading on the beach, I found myself in the pitch-black parking lot of a McDonald's on the outskirts of Oaxaca City at 5 a.m.
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Well, when Jordan Peele called me up and gave me the pitch "Black man infiltrates the Ku Klux Klan," I was intrigued, because with the absurdity of that premise comes humor.
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Drones have the potential to not only illuminate a pitch-black NRG Stadium in Houston but also showcase a burgeoning and artist-favored technology by way of an ultra-anticipated performance.
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Between Schaffhausen and Basel I blew out my back tire and by the time it was fixed the sky was pitch black and we were almost out of battery on our phones.
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"When it's pitch black in the car and you can't see anything and you can't find your kids you panic," Emily Ocheltree said during an interview with the Today show on Tuesday.
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"They left the raccoons, they left the horses, they left the goats, and there were some birds nesting in the tree that they didn't see because it was pitch black," Robert said.
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He has no truck with the pitch-black cynicism of "Mulholland Drive", "The Player" and all of the other great films about the scandals, exploitation and sheer craziness of La La Land.
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Royal Veterinary College senior ophthalmologist Dr. Rick Sanchez put a cat and a dog through a maze test in a pitch-black room to see which would navigate the dark passage quicker.
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The episode's heroine, A-list actress Olivia Rogers (Mad Men's Christina Hendricks), is taken to a pitch-black set in the middle of the woods, rather than her hotel, as she expected.
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Delirium got the best of me and I, following the lead of some daring others before me (girls in heels, HOW?), decided to walk down the pitch-black hill back to civilization.
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It's past three in the morning and I was perched precariously on the back of a beaten-up Honda motorbike barreling down a pitch black dirt road cut through the Nicaraguan jungle.
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"Mother," by the Estonian director Kadri Kousaar, is a pitch-black comedy-mystery about a wife and mother whose son lies comatose in an upstairs bedroom, the victim of an unsolved shooting.
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But it isn't just a pitch-black look that some companies are marketing; they're also often claiming that charcoal will clear out toxins, ward off infections, or just plain make you healthier.
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Chester Lee, a tattoo artist in Singapore, recently posted an image of a woman with her chest area and arms tattooed pitch-black — a shot that has garnered 6,000 likes and counting.
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Some cruising areas are pitch black, so you don't even know who you're having sex with, which is fascinating and almost primeval in its anonymity and lack of concern with personal detail.
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A homemaker of late middle age and barely bottled savagery, she dominates Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurdsson's pitch-black Icelandic farce, "Under the Tree," with such quiet malevolence you can almost feel its vibrations.
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For the first few miles, there are live bands and lots of people cheering you on, but as soon as you get out of The Strip, it's totally deserted and pitch black.
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Parker took over on the final song, the foreboding "One Special Gift"—"There'll be just enough left / For one special gift / For one special guest"—and the record faded to pitch black.
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Its movements are completely unpredictable: it starts with an inward drop at 121 degrees, speeds through a long, pitch black tunnel, and then launches into corkscrews, banana rolls, and 180 degree turns.
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A little way back in line, Yolanda Carrasquilla, 52, contemplated the risks of bringing so much money into her house at a time when she felt unsafe in her pitch-black neighborhood.
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The show's brand of pitch black humor felt especially cutting in this setting, calling to mind the bluster and pathos of the Brett Kavanaugh hearings in a way that was deeply uncomfortable.
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"If you would have seen what we had to go through, with the darkened plane with all windows closed, with no lights on whatsoever, anywhere, pitch black," Mr. Trump said in Iraq.
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When the headlight went out (it was badly wired) a guy on a camel gave me some wire to fasten the exhaust pipe back on a pitch black night on some desert road.
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This is no novelty: You'll appreciate it when you walk into the pitch-black hallway with your squirmy 8-month-old in one arm and a bottle of Grapefruit Sculpin in the other.
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Thai rescue teams use headlamps to enter a pitch-black cave complex where 12 boys and their soccer coach went missing, in Mae Sai, Chiang Rai province, northern Thailand, Monday, July 2, 2018.
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This pair of pitch-black comedies are set, respectively, in the 18th-century British court of Queen Anne and the 1950s Soviet Union in the wake of de facto dictator Joseph Stalin's passing.
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The 47-year-old Tesla CEO made his avatar pitch black, changed his display name to "Daddy DotCom" and tweeted that he had deleted his account in the wee hours of Monday morning.
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But if you've seen any of director Yorgos Lanthimos' previous works, including Dogtooth and The Lobster, you'll know to anticipate something intriguingly absurd and bracingly bleak, with a pitch-black sense of humor.
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Now, there are moments in the show where it's pitch black so people don't have to find ways to break the awkwardness of standing next to each other by checking their Instagram feeds.
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Luz Hernandez said she first realized something was wrong when the smell of burning rubber filled her apartment on the fourth floor, followed by smoke so thick that the room turned pitch-black.
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Both pitch-black comedies, they show the ways that women are conditioned to feel for even wildly toxic men, while doggedly discounting their own needs, their own suffering and that of other women.
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It was Anders who captured the iconic "Earthrise" photo on Christmas Eve of 1968: a shiny blue jewel wreathed in clouds, floating above the pockmarked lunar surface, alone in the pitch-black void.
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Force Majeure's director, Ruben Östlund — who in 2017 won the Palme d'Or at Cannes for his subsequent film, The Square — makes pitch-black comedies about the absurdities inherent in human societies and relationships.
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She starts the coffee and opens a Red Bull, then fumbles to the treadmill, the world still pitch-black around her, and attempts to walk while resting her head on the control panel.
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There are times in the film when the comedian is offscreen, long-shots and audience reactions, and in those moments, the installation goes pitch black, no image at all, just a dark room.
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"It was pitch black and I was just scared out of my mind," said Tracy Singleton, who with her family later drove through torrential rain and high winds from her home near New Bern.
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Like at least 2127,231 others this season, so far, at the Manhattan location (Bane originated in New Jersey), I yelped mercy instead of sliding down into a pitch black void called the garbage hole.
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Bold colors like the pitch-black Dead of Knight and the bright blue Skylie have us on the edge of our seats waiting to see what the lip queen will come up with next.
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But the trippiest thing I've ever done took place this past Tuesday, when I stripped down naked and floated in a pitch-black pod filled with 1,000 pounds of Epsom salt for an hour.
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By the end of my four minutes, the sky had become pitch black, the clouds a radioactive green, and the flecks that had once looked like flower petals now looked like sparks of fire.
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Researchers at Nvidia might have a solution, publishing details this week of an AI framework that lets computers imagine what a sunny street looks like when it's raining, snowing, or even pitch-black outside.
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She would give Contact attendees tours of the area too, sometimes leading groups of up to 60 in a caravan into the desert and the best places for sightings in the pitch black night.
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Thematically, Clark's Birthday Party is the strongest; a pitch black comedy that eschews jump scares in favor of scathing social commentary and wicked laughs, while Vukovic's chilling Box lingers long after the credits roll.
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Whether you want to go all in with a pure pitch black or keep it subtle with emerald undertones, we compiled all the best black polishes according to the shows and nail pros, ahead.
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Burger King comparable sales increased 3.9 percent, excluding currency impact, helped by new flavors of chicken fries, a new "2 for $5" offer and a pitch-black burger that the company launched for Halloween.
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A Utah father has been charged in the abuse case of his 12-year-son, who allegedly spent more than a year locked inside a pitch-black bathroom while being severely malnourished, PEOPLE confirms.
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In a pitch black room at the Fondation Cartier in Paris, large-scale light projections scroll across the walls, in sync with hypnotic recordings that fill the space with the sounds of wild animals.
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There's mystery and silence everywhere, and the lush colors and concrete of New York do just as much to ground that reality as the thick brush and pitch-black nights of the rural South.
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While we're sure that the two teens are glad to be out of there, they've probably got quite a story to tell after exploring the pitch-black tunnels, skeletal mazes, and supposedly haunted environs.
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In the almost pitch-black darkness of the gallery, this evidence is a searing indictment of BP, accusing the company of faking its crisis response efforts to only present a veneer of due diligence.
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Thai Navy Seals with diving gear have swum some five kilometers (3 miles) into the pitch-black passageways to try to find the boys and returned without a sense of where they might be.
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Yet somehow, with its wackadoodle plot, bizarrely biting dialogue ("How very"), and pitch-black subject matter (suicide, murder, domestic terrorism), Heathers felt in 1989 like a strange reflection of our real, angsty teenage worlds.
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Describing desperate conditions inside the pitch-black interior of the truck without water or proper ventilation, one survivor recalled people taking turns to gasp for fresh air through a hole in the trailer's side.
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Standing in front of a small cubby filled with a half-dozen pitch-black pastries, each draped with a green swath of garlic butter, you reach in with your tongs to test their springiness.
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At this point, Game of Thrones reigns unquestioned as the myth cycle du jour, a contemporary Iliad or Gilgamesh that partakes of as much pitch-black political consciousness as it does sordid European history.
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"I keep thinking about John McCain, who would remind us that 'When it gets really dark around here, just remember: It's going to get pitch black afterwards,'" said Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska.
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At a time when hardcore was reaching a fever pitch, Black Flag's growth was stunted, forced to rely on its old material at a time when fans were demanding something new and forward-thinking.
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"The searchlight soon revealed a pitch black mass of twisted metal, which heaved high in the air upon the massive waves and then settled back down in a frothing mass of foam," he wrote.
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Behind a curtain lay the next room, covered in soil and nearly pitch-black if not for a red light bulb dangling off of the fallen apple tree that occupies most of the space.
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On Wednesday a police officer, Daniel Duran, had to walk 200 yards in a pitch-black, dank subterranean drainage ditch to order Mr. Corpus out of the tunnel, which runs under a shopping center.
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You can also see some of that Looney Tunes influence when BoJack and his tiny new friend fall into the pitch-black ocean depths, where they're greeted by a cluster of stark, white eyes.
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The bright red numbers on the clock next to me are the only thing illuminating my pitch-black hotel room, and I groan as I roll over and steal another five minutes of sleep.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoThere's a moment playing Infamous First Light, as the heroine made of light climbs up a wall in pitch black darkness, that I fully appreciate the hype around the PS4 Pro.
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When the show arrived in New York in 1982, the Winter Garden Theater famously had to cut a hole in the roof and paint the entire theater pitch black to create its oversized junkyard set.
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The series, which originally aired on the UK's Channel 4 and is based on Charles Forsman's graphic novel of the same name, is pitch-black fun, and a twisted romance that's both whimsical and violent.
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There was no screen, no click wheel, no touch interface — just five buttons that you could use in the pitch black of a car at night or without taking your eyes off the running track.
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Photo: Audrey Valasco (Cell Press)Scientists have shined a light on one of the creepier denizens of the deep sea, a pitch-black creature that can turn itself into a living lamp called the dragonfish.
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Their walls are covered in pitch black tar and, once the fires are lit and the doors are shut, the only light that enters is from the high-level vents from which the smoke pours.
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After wasting an eternity fumbling for the key to the Audubon's case, they carried the 250 pound book to the back elevator and took it to the basement, which, to their horror, was pitch black.
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As it was pitch black and the hotel didn't have any flares, the people on the ground resorted to lighting rolls of toilet paper alight to assist the plane in the darkness of the night.
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Han says he was inspired by dining-in-the-dark restaurants where guests, sitting in a pitch black room, are never sure what they're eating, and therefore come to appreciate dishes in a new light.
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The best way to describe it would be sounding like a group locked in a pitch-black basement while gorging on homemade speed for a weekend, making music to capture their increasingly diminished mental state.
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Alvarez and Sayagues pull a neat trick in turning an elderly blind man into a looming, inhuman, scent-driven monster, like the alien creatures in Pitch Black, or the movement-oriented velociraptors in Jurassic Park.
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Upstairs, in Wallacavage's gothic-kitsch bedroom — one of four total, each with its own bath — he sleeps in a 1950s-era Murphy bed, a gift from a ventriloquist friend, underneath a ceiling painted pitch black.
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It was pitch black within, and, in the moment it took my father to find the light switch, I imagined a demon rat rushing past us and disappearing into some other part of the house.
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It was pitch-black, and my only navigation was the sound of the oars against the hull, the riggers clicking into place, and the coxswain in front of my face speaking softly into a microphone.
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" Soon after that, Mr. Diesel's career took off: He played the killer Riddick in "Pitch Black," the street racer Dominic Toretto in "The Fast and the Furious" and the lethal superspy Xander Cage in "XXX.
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A tour of this bleak yet fascinating relic provides a glimpse of convict life over the years: pitch-black solitary confinement cells, subterranean tunnels leading to a courtroom, the gallows where 1503 prisoners were hanged.
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If the early days of funny videos on the internet is akin to a pitch-black Neolithic cave, then people who stumbled on the Lonely Island in 2002 must have felt like they'd discovered fire.
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The streets were pitch black, almost no one had power or water, endless lines formed for necessities, and in hospitals, generators were low on diesel and oxygen was running out — but cellphones worked there, kind of.
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I was able to effortlessly unlock the phone in both very bright environments and pitch-black rooms, and the Find X even outdid the iPhone when it came to ID-ing me from an oblique angle.
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From Todmorden to Totnes, voluminous swathes of young revelers spend the working week eagerly awaiting the kind of release that only the sight and sound of an unsmiling German bloke playing pitch-black minimal can offer.
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They yank the van doors open, flash lights in your eyes, order you out and herd you into a pitch-black building, barking commands: put your hands on the wall; behind your head; line up; move.
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Another possible rescue game plan One recovery strategy the rescuers have been pursuing includes fitting the group with full-face oxygen masks and accompanying them on a long, dangerous swim through the narrow, pitch-black tunnels.
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Simona, her husband, her father and her mother, all of whom I met over breakfast (her mother makes homemade cake for the guests) spent three years turning fetid, pitch-black caves into cozy, white-painted havens.
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The collection, which launches this fall, is replete with ancient iconography: A polished aluminum table lamp is shaped like a stepped pyramid; a console, carved from pitch-black marble and volcanic rock, references a Mayan altar.
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Na Hong-jin's first feature, "The Chaser," is a pitch-black action movie about a cop-turned-pimp hunting down a serial killer and features, as its title suggests, a lot of cat-and-mouse scrambling.
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For the brave and maybe a little morbidly-unphased, feel free to give this old theory a try: On October 31, wait until 12pm before make sure the room is pitch black — except for your candle.
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SANNCE Home Security IP Wireless Camera With Night Vision ($79.99 Value) Burglars like striking in the dead of night and this camera is equipped with night vision to capture everything even when it's pitch black outside.
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The drummer sits in a pitch-black studio and uses LED-lit drumsticks that illuminate in a variety of ways, depending on the rhythm, speed, force and angle of the sticks as they hit the drumhead.
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Bong Joon Ho's Parasite is a a lot of things—a pitch-black comedy, a scathing satire, and the greatest scammer story in a year full of them—but ultimately, it's just a really, really good movie.
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It will be able to see a white light bar attacked to the docking station, even in the pitch black of the under-ice ocean, and use a machine vision algorithm to navigate itself to the light.
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Viper 1000-Lumen Tactical Flashlights: 2-Pack With an impressive 1000-lumen output, this flashlight can provide complete visibility in any type of situation, whether you're trudging inside a pitch black cave or facing a power outage.
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The cars weren't moving and it was almost pitch-black, so you couldn't help but notice the lack of movement; there was some experimentation with steering-wheel cameras, but it didn't make the scene any more engaging.
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It slammed shut and locked, placing us in a pitch-black hallway that gave way to a disorienting gauntlet of screams, moaning, banging metal, flashing red lights, and demons who would pop out from around dark corners.
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Justin Broadrick: Well, when I "tested" the mix before submitting it, my test involved me dancing to the mix in an almost pitch black room lit only by a TV screen, while the mix blazed down headphones.
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It succeeds where Pitch Black fails: It's proud to be fake orange; it talks over you in every conversation, and goes down smoothly while doing so; it forgoes any kind of notes for one brash, overwhelming flavor.
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Installed at the center of the gallery, "n o w h e r e — Fractured 25" (2017-19) includes silver gelatin fiber prints turned sculptures that appear to flutter and pull away from the pitch black wall.
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I'm not worried about the journey to work—the sky is uniformly blue, the air crisp, a beautiful day by any standards—but I slump internally, yet again, at the idea of returning in the pitch-black.
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"I am murderous with my own passing," she says in Marina Carr's "Woman and Scarecrow," a blistering beauty of a play that rages with regret and pitch-black humor at the wasted years of a misspent life.
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Those who have traveled to that pitch-black room of grief, into the depths of it, know well how in our most horrific of moments we are met with small pricks of bright light, piercing and strong.
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Those who have traveled to that pitch-black room of grief, into the depths of it, know well how in our most horrific of moments we are met with small pricks of bright light, piercing and strong.
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A daring international rescue effort was launched to reach the boys, aged between 11 and 16, who were trapped in the pitch black, with no food and rapidly rising water levels alongside their 25-year-old coach.
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Imagine it: a pitch-black room, the blare of the light from the television, my small hand gripping the power button on the remote control just in case my parents walked into my sexy, private, queer world.
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And I remember driving around the island, after sunset it would be pitch black at night, there was no cell reception, people were drinking out of mountain springs because there wasn't a stable water supply in many areas.
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Exactly a year ago, the second season took a break in "Pitch Black" to check in with Phil's astronaut brother, Mike (Jason Sudeikis), after he fell to Earth and had to readjust to the new post-virus reality.
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Syncopated beats, distorted bursts, pitch-black electronics, clean blues guitars, and implacable glitches jump in and out of the mix constantly, and even Smith—whose voice is rich and versatile but often augmented—doesn't provide a stable center.
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In sculpture it can be a distorted thumbs up, unreliably assuring viewers that everything will be OK, a pair of disembodied pitch-black testicles, or a gravestone in the same vein as MEMORIAL: inscribed with a grocery list.
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One girl's remarkable recovery Nepal, a year after the quake: 'Help us' Bangladesh: Seamstress becomes survivor Reshma spent 211 days buried underground in pitch-black darkness after the factory where she worked collapsed, killing more than 227,211 people.
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She moved to Liscombe Park, the Elizabethan mansion of a family friend, where a much jollier time was had, though the trip to Bletchley down pitch-black country lanes for night shifts was hairy, to say the least.
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After a secret overnight flight from Washington, the President and Melania Trump touched down onto a pitch-black airstrip, the dicey security situation still restricting Trump to a clandestine visit more than 15 years after the American invasion.
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When telling jokes about abortion and Ebola (an obsession of hers), Ms. Friedman often slowly leans forward, flashing a just-us-friends-here smile, to test how far the audience will tolerate her pitch-black sense of humor.
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"Depending on exactly how they are formed and the trace minerals the contain, their shape can range from moist, clumpy chunks to pyramid-like, lacy flakes with colors ranging from bright pink to pitch black," wrote López-Alt.
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Sundry underworld types scratch and sniff in pursuit, but their harebrained motives — like the money itself — are mere tools with which to paint a pitch-black picture of Chinese economic frustration set against the allure of Western opportunity.
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Jesse Armstrong's pitch-black family comedy is the latest hour-long HBO series to dominate the Sunday night TV conversation this year, following in the footsteps of Big Little Lies and the final run of Game of Thrones.
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But at Loewe, Jonathan Anderson transformed the concrete interior of the Unesco headquarters into a series of pitch-black steamy caverns to create a "controlled environment," the better to spotlight the exoticism of 60 different sorts of orchids.
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In a pitch-black cabin just yards away, Mike Spencer, one of the show's editors, watched it all happen on one of the 83 video feeds he has at his disposal to create that evening's one-hour show.
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As the first season of the pitch-black high school series reveals, Courtney had been hiding the fact she is a lesbian from the world, all to supposedly protect her dads, Todd (Robert Gant) and Steve Crimsen (Alex Quijano).
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They feature a humongous aperture, a pair of giant 23mm diameter lenses, and quick 25x magnification to capture images in near-pitch black conditions, while delivering spectacular views and details that might make you think you work at NASA.
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An Iowa couple is accused of locking an 8-year-old boy in a small, pitch-black enclosure under their basement stairs for more than nine hours a day, denying him food and urging their dog to attack him.
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You can control Apple TV with the Siri Remote — the main change to the remote is a light up ring around the Menu button, which makes it easier to locate during pitch-black viewing sessions — or, with your phone.
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In the pitch-black of his bedroom, he says he urged her to call police and hide while he grabbed a handgun, then walked on his stumps down a hall toward the bathroom shouting for the intruder to flee.
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As he gazed at the familiar hull with his two sons, Mr. Campanelli, 57, was taken back to that morning — the pitch black smoke that enveloped the ship after the first tower fell, the uncanny silence over the radio.
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Flower power is in full swing on most of the shelves, but this hypothetical record store you're in also has an album with a pitch-black cover that features a blood-red altar covered in skulls and inverted crosses.
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The world is already scary enough without zeroing in on the worst parts of it, but watching scary shit can sometimes help alleviate anxiety, so why not dive into the pitch-black recesses of our world with these documentaries?
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Credit... BRIXHAM, England — In the pitch black of early morning, huge waves hurled the 230-ton vessel from side to side, drenching crewmen who struggled to keep their footing as they cast the trawler's nets into the swirling seas.
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Then there was that view of Kigali's famous hills, covered in tropical greenery and red clay as afternoon turned to brilliant sunset and then to the twinkling lights of one of Africa's cleanest cities against a pitch black sky.
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One night, after a dinner of hearty tucunaré soup — hunks of tender white fish, hard-boiled eggs and potato chunks in broth — Nigel herded us into a small, canoe-like motorboat and set off down the pitch-black river.
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His gravel-filled voice just wails on the chorus of this song, which you can imagine coming from the bottom of a well, or from a dark cellar, or out from a pitch-black forest … but maybe you shouldn't.
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As I arrived in the pitch black, I couldn't make out many of the promised amenities — the site contained several other larger Airstream caravans which all shared a kitchen, bathrooms, and hot tub — but I trusted they were there.
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"We needed something that could be thrown from the side of a boat, and would continue operating reliably under extreme pressure in the pitch black for long periods of time," Australian Antarctic Division program leader Dirk Welsford, said in a statement.
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In a nondescript industrial building on the south side of Hong Kong Island, there is a portal into the abyss, a series of pitch-black halls and walkways designed to disorient the senses and present art in a radically different way.
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My personal favorites were "The Birthday Party," thanks to its wonderful irreverence and pitch-black sense of humor, and "Don't Fall," which on a sheer execution level is a rocket-fueled nightmare trip full of images I'm still thinking about.
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Ordering the shades in a rainbow of colour families, Ms St Clair, formerly of The Economist, dares to deviate a little from Isaac Newton by including white, black and brown on her spectrum, which runs from lead white to pitch black.
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When she woke up hours later still buckled in her seat, she says she was completely alone and the plane was "freezing cold" and "pitch black," according to a Facebook post shared by a woman who identifies herself as O'Brien's friend.
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For our recipe, we use a pitch-black devil's food layer cake as the dramatic vessel for the spider infestation—but the technique works just at well if you wanted to scale it down to cupcakes, brownies, or even candy apples.
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Well, this right here is also a pitch-black dog torture comedy, but don't let that dissuade you from watching what's ultimately a stylish and supremely satisfying debut film from Bong Joon-Ho, the director of Okja, Snowpiercer, and The Host.
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The Ballad of Buster Scruggs was described back then as a six-episode Western anthology, telling different kinds of stories about settlers, cowboys, bandits, and prospectors, given the Coens' usual layering of pitch-black humor, philosophical musing, and cockeyed poetry.
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"This is such a visually striking image, with its succession of fiery arcs all perfectly balanced around the pitch black circle of totality," Marek Kukula, a competition judge and astronomer at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England, said in a statement.
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Both the city of Dandong and the Friendship Bridge were lit up like Christmas, as though the Chinese side were taunting its troubled neighbor across the river, where darkness fell, in near pitch black, as though no one lived there.
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Created by a former Bachelor staffer, the series' pitch-black take on reality TV romance returns this June to Lifetime, and PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly can exclusively reveal three new promos that show how the, ahem, small-screen sausage is made.
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"Activities such as Exercise Pitch Black recognizes the strong relationship Australia has with its participant nations and the high value it places on regional security and fostering closer ties throughout the Asia Pacific region," the Royal Australian Air Force said.
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"For example, the movie theater had no power and was pitch black, so we had a few people prop open the doors and hold out flashlights while Jake captured some incredible shots," Dasha explained of photos like the one above.
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But this is still a highly risky plan as the nearly 3-mile journey has been described by expert divers as "gnarly," with sections of diving in cold, pitch-black water through tight passages, taking oxygen tanks on and off.
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But this could take months and rescuers are increasingly worried about oxygen levels in the cramped, pitch-black chamber and the tunnels leading to it, as well as the risk that rising waters overwhelm the ledge where the group are huddled.
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Harnessing the rhythms of the sitcom and the tropes of the season — there's even a pitch-black evocation of the Nativity — Mr. Kevorkian casts a wide social-satire net, massaging the link between generational abuse and blind obedience to authority.
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But dinner was with Martin McDonagh, the pre-eminent director and playwright of pitch-black comedy, so execution was on the menu, along with a few postprandial explanations for why the McDonagh canon is populated with violence, mayhem and white rabbits.
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Filled with revelers preparing for the Essence Festival, starring Diana Ross, John Legend and others, our train, as in the song, finally went smoking into New Orleans at midnight after spanning the bottom of Mississippi in the pitch-black darkness.
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Elena, if the show did not take itself very, very seriously, might just as easily appear in a pitch-black suburban tragicomedy by Todd Solondz; we know that Mia is subversive, meanwhile, because she likes listening to The Velvet Underground.
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But he was the first Pakistani-American contestant, and in the leather community his presence at I.M.L. was a big leap out of the pitch-black closet for Muslim men who are not only gay, but also into leather fetish.
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Overachievers in the office get their skewering, too, and the result is a pitch-black comedy about workplace norms, general existential angst, and the all-consuming loneliness one can feel when things don't work out the way you thought they would.
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The poem's subtitle, "46 Minutes in the Life of the Dawn," suggests that the poem is meant to be experienced as a literal timepiece, marking the forty-six minutes between pitch-black and dawn on a typical midsummer morning in Devon.
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"Activities such as Exercise Pitch Black recognises the strong relationship Australia has with its participant nations and the high value it places on regional security and fostering closer ties throughout the Asia Pacific region," the Royal Australian Air Force said.
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Once the technology is perfected, proponents argue that autonomous cars could also help improve safety on rural roads by reducing the number of impaired and drowsy drivers, eliminating speeding, and detecting and reacting to obstacles even on pitch-black roads.
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Directed by: Rob ReinerWritten by: William GoldmanBased on: Misery Misery has so many of the elements that make a Stephen King adaptation great: pitch-black humor, a complicated villain, a moment of shocking violence, a stellar writer and director, and Kathy Bates.
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Credit...Anna Nielsen for The New York Times The night Hayley Bell threw a leg over her KTM motorcycle and pointed the front tire toward Scotland, it was pitch black and sleeting — exactly the sort of miserable weather most bikers would avoid.
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Visitors to her show Astro Noise at the Whitney Museum were able to view those documents; interact with surveillance technology; and watch interrogation and drone video feeds in the most intimate ways, like these wall cut-outs in a pitch black room.
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On the evening of July 13, 1977, New York City went pitch black after a lightning strike set off a chain reaction — effectively shutting down the city's power network, and leaving over 1 million New Yorkers without electricity for 25 hours straight.
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A single sheet of paper lay on each of our seats with the following message: "dropped acid with my favourite person became an angel watched over the city Below" Then it was show time: or rather, 30 seconds of pitch black and silence.
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Satanarchist's name isn't just a cute play on words; the band's two members, John Edwards and Mark Nunziata, practice what they screech, railing against the government, organized religion, and other forms of institutionalized oppression between pitch-black notes and jumpy d-beats.
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Some of Lawson's portals appear to facilitate a crossing over into the realm of myth and fable, especially in her pictures of young black men, whom she has several times photographed in groups, emerging from pitch-black backgrounds, like figures painted by Caravaggio.
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But the area between the light of the shallow coral reefs and the pitch-black of the deep sea has rarely been explored due to the complexity of the pursuit—only 20 to 30 scientists are qualified enough to make these dives.
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James Corden Your mom's favorite TV man James Corden was filming a carpool karaoke segment with Ariana Grande and took her to a pitch-black haunted escape room or something like that (we're not watching the clip) where Grande injured her hand.
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The biennial Pitch Black exercise began in 1990 between Australia and Singapore, and features a range of realistic, simulated threats which can be found in a modern battle-space environment, the Royal Australian Air Force said in a statement on its website.
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"In this particular area of our state, it's a real rural area, pretty wooded, a lot of under-brush," Axtman tells PEOPLE, adding that the road was not well-lit and it was "pitch-black" outside at the time of the crash.
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Founded back in 2006, and having played home to the likes of Luke Solomon, Toby Tobias, and Mr G, the imprint's become synonymous with the kind of speaker destroying acid-tinged steely house and techno that's best heard at incredible volume in pitch black rooms.
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SAN JUAN — Almost every day, Adrian Hernandez makes the 15-minute drive from his home in Barrio Obrero, a working-class neighborhood that's been pitch-black at night since Hurricane Maria, to one of San Juan's most luxurious hotels, where he works as a bellhop.
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Eilish's spare, surprising music videos — she eats a spider in the one for "You Should See Me in a Crown," and pitch-black tears stream from her eyes in the "When the Party's Over" video — have also been key in defining her spooky persona.
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Manganese nodules, potato-sized concretions of rock and metal that form under crushing pressures on the pitch-black abyssal plains, are chock full of nickel, copper, and cobalt, in addition to the rare-earth oxides that form the core of nearly all modern technology.
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The background is pitch black, and everyone who joins in the room's conversation is identified first and foremost by their remaining battery percentage, which appears in a white box to the left of their comment; names and timestamps appear in smaller type below each comment.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Jan P. Matuszyński's The Last Family — a fictionalized biopic about Polish painter Zdzisław Beksiński's troubled relationship with his son — begins with narration over a pitch-black screen, a surefire sign that the film's themes are about to be elucidated.
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Perhaps the No. 2100 "stick with it — it gets good, I swear!" show of 22018, this savagely funny, pitch-black dramedy about a rich family that controls a media empire (who seem very loosely based on the Murdochs) requires a few episodes to completely grasp.
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I've also spoken with a high-school football player in New Mexico who did his homework after games and at night in the pitch-black of the school parking lot because it was the only place he could reliably get a signal to go online.
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A teenager when her father wrote the play as a pitch-black comic protest against the Vietnam War, she remembers his anxious, helpless anger back then — the profanities he shouted at the television news, sure that the number of American dead was higher than reported.
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PURI, India — A group of men in loincloths assembled outside a 12th-century temple on a hot April day in Puri, India, preparing to venture deep inside to a pitch-black vault where piles of gold and silver jewelry were stored under lock and key.
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Fans of HBO's pitch-black, critically divisive comedy Vice Principals likely wanted to skip immediately to the next episode — out of both dread and uneasy anticipation — once they saw what happened at the end of the series' sixth half-hour, which debuted August 21.
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When you wake in the middle of the night, stressed at the thought that you need to urgently change your pad to ward off a leak onto the bed, you stare into the pitch-black night toward a distant block of toilets, a daunting 500 feet away.
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Finally, rounding out the pitch-black humor of "Episode 2," is the scene where Ford and Tench's boss Shepard reams the pair out for secretly meeting with an infamous "sequence killer," as Ford says in this installment, like Ed and angering the Sacramento, California, district attorney.
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A 2013 article in the university's student newspaper titled "Truths of a Forbidden Tower Revealed" detailed the ghost stories surrounding the tower and quoted students who claimed to have made the pitch-black climb up a spiral staircase through an interior door that is usually locked.
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Samples, spoken word, and Lex's own tormented howls provide narration for the pitch-black dirges that blossom around them to form the backbone of Sunnata, an album the band refers to as "Neurosis worship" but know full well is a beast entirely of their own making.
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In Basel, his son Isa showed me photos of his father's late red-on-black, blue-on-black, and black-on-black painted-plywood-on-painted-plywood paintings, in which loosely rectangular forms with perforated edges lie like flattened sheets of pie dough against pitch-black grounds.
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In addition to his work behind the board, he's also a musician himself—and played three sets this past weekend with Noisey faves Sinmara, Slidhr, and his long-running project Rebirth of Nefast, who delivered one of the weekend's most harrowing performances from beneath billowing pitch-black robes.
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There have been other creatures like this in movie history (perhaps most famously in Pitch Black, the film that spawned Vin Diesel's Riddick character), but what makes Lights Out so much fun is that it takes place in our world, where light sources can pop up just about anywhere.
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We used to get a solid hour and a half to two hours, four times a day, and now he was waking up after 20 minutes and refusing to go back to sleep unless we rocked him in our arms in a pitch-black room with white noise on.
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It struck a tone so precise and peculiar — part primetime soap, part pitch-black satire, part Shakespearean tragedy — that it took me a few episodes to find my footing, to learn with the show how to laugh at them, cry for them, and rail against them all at once.
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And, with nighttime additions to Disney's Animal Kingdom including projections upon The Tree of Life, nighttime Kilimanjaro Safaris, a pitch-black ride on Expedition Everest and evening show Rivers of Light, it's that much easier to skip Magic Kingdom fireworks and dedicate a full night to the park.
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If your eyebrow piercing has closed up, you've retired your knee-high Docs, and you've finally grown out your last Manic Panic-dyed strands of hair, then you might not have any interest in topping your burger with a pitch-black cheese that melts into a grim, inky pool.
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On Tuesday, at the Cinema Society and Chopard's New York screening of Ma Ma, produced by and starring Penélope, the actress owned up to testing out her styling prowess on friend Salma Hayek one time when she was in a pinch, and in a pitch-black room no less.
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I'm partial to this "brilliant military technique" (seems real) from this Independent story, which involves systematic muscle relaxation, deep breathing, and a series of visualization exercises that include imagining myself in a canoe on a lake and then lying in a velvet hammock in a pitch black room.
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Part of the concern about attempting to bring the boys out of the cramped, pitch-black chamber where they have spent the better part of nine days is that they are around two kilometers (1.2 miles) inside the cave, and nearly a kilometer below the surface, according to rescuers.
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British divers located the entire group on Monday, deep underground, but the news this morning is that teams of experts sent from multiple countries to the cave site are unsure how to help the group of boys to safety through now-flooded, dangerously narrow, pitch-black passageways (CNN).
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It's been a while since the Milk director has been at the top of his game, but Callahan's life story seems like the perfect place for the writer-director to prove himself again, especially if he's able to capture some of Callahan's pitch-black humor in the film.
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But it's been a couple of decades since the duo made anything easy on listeners, so the fact that this collection—released in the pitch black year of 280—is devoid of anything that might easily be identified as "beauty" or "happiness" feels pretty par for the course.
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Denied entry into Balkh, Mr. Dawood has set up office in the diplomatic quarters in Kabul, where, in preparation for a future role that may never materialize, he has dyed his beard pitch black, ordered new three-piece suits, and appointed a spokesman who represents him on television shows.
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At this point, the movie's focus on pitch-black, blue-collar comedy is diffused by a hectic series of escalating attacks and reprisals; but Guy Godfree's cinematography remains bright and breezy and the supporting actors — especially Judy Greer as Peg's worn-out single mother — never miss a beat.
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Officer Peter Liang faces charges of manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and other counts in the death of Akai Gurley, 28, who was struck in the chest by Liang's bullet after it careened off a wall in the pitch-black stairwell of a Brooklyn public housing complex on Nov.
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The car's taillights grew smaller and disappeared round a bend in the road, leaving me in silence again, in the pitch black, at the scene of a murder, on a remote country road, alone but for a killer on the loose, and the dark imagination of Roald Dahl.
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If you don't watch Phoebe Waller-Bridge's pitch-black Amazon comedy, you're probably tired that most of 2019 has been dominated by it yet still know the perilous significance of when the Priest (Andrew Scott) catches Fleabag (Waller-Bridge) breaking the fourth wall to talk to the audience.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - After dusk in Havana, an ice-blue neon sign illuminates the faded facade of the Cine El Megano, one of many abandoned movie houses in the Cuban capital, lighting up a once vibrant corner at the heart of the Caribbean city that had gone pitch black in recent decades.
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Of course, things don't go according to plan… THE FOREIGN FILM Mashable Recommends: Force Majeure - In this pitch-black Swedish comedy, an avalanche strikes a ski resort and at the moment of impact, a husband and father of two instinctively puts himself before his family, causing tension in his marriage.
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I can be on time; but when I'm at home getting ready, I don't see an end to this tunnel, I don't see a light, it's just pitch black, this is a fricking routine that is never going to fucking end, and I feel like I'm drowning all the time.
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I became painfully aware of how reliant I am on technology around 10 PM, when I was sitting in a muggy, pitch-black room, sweating in my britches and struggling to hold a bodega prayer candle as close as humanly possible to a book without lighting the whole thing on fire.
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Lifetime With UnReal — a pitch-black scripted drama about the ruthless behind-the-scenes machinations of a Bachelor-style dating show — Lifetime knew it had created the kind of magnetic show that could get real attention, and quickly doubled down on promoting its stars and creative team for Emmy consideration.
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I speak, of course, of "Burn After Reading," the Coen brothers' pitch-black comedy about morons attempting spycraft in Washington, D.C., which upon first viewing seemed too unremittingly misanthropic, too grimly contemptuous of its characters, without the flashes of grace that illuminate the darkness in most Coen depictions of human folly.
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When most people talk about playing Fortnite, however, they're talking about playing the game with a special Battle Royale mode that draws a number of elements from the famous 2000 Japanese film, a pitch-black dystopian satire in which students are forced to compete in a kill-or-be-killed bloodbath.
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Shaffer posted a picture of her mom post-ceremony, smiling for the camera with her hands clasped in her lap and her signature bob and pitch-black sunglasses in place, paired with an ornate diamond choker, and a modest, short-sleeve, tweed, millennial pink cocktail dress from her brand of choice, Chanel.
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Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami When: Miami Art Week Hours: December 5–25203 / Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday: 10am–7pm; Thursday: 10am–5pm; Friday: 10am–10pm Where: 61 NE 41st Street, Miami Larry Bell: Time Machines, its optical illusions, pitch-black room, and strange magic is enough of a pull for this free institution.
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Spy thrillers almost never cast women as both the cat and the mouse, and this one also features an equally rare female presence behind the camera: The English writer and actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge, who created and starred in the pitch-black comedy "Fleabag," is the series's lead writer, showrunner and executive producer.
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Thackeray found what he calls evidence of lichen on the bones, and this suggested to him that the remains had been exposed to extensive daylight; this is hard to reconcile with the idea that the creatures lugged carcasses through narrow, pitch-black passageways and then left them to rot in a remote chamber.
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The film directed by Doug Inglish depicts the 20-year-old, dressed in just a cheetah-print thong one-piece and a fringed leather jacket, venturing out into a pitch black jungle filled with very spooky Coach dinosaur skeleton keychains before breaking out into an impromptu dance routine complete with jetés, high kicks, and twirls.
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For nearing on a decade, or more if you count the work he did as Sandwell District, Juan Mendez has proven himself one of the more ecstatic operators in the world of downcast electronic music—tracing luminous arpeggios across the pitch-black electro-scrapings and thunderous beats that make up most of his work.
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The pop star was clearly taking her role performing with Metallica deadly seriously, beginning with the moment she arrived on the red carpet with freshly dyed pastel pink hair, pitch black sunglasses, a custom, under-boob baring crop top with spiky sleeves, chain-covered booty shorts, and thigh-high boots with some serious heels.
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Alston's images also allude to the erasure of identity found in Whitfield Lovell's The Card Series II: The Rounds, a series of 54 drawings where Lovell contrasts respectable, neatly drawn portraits of ordinary black people, with a deck of "Sutherland's Circular Coon Cards" that feature black men as grinning, pitch-black exaggerations of themselves.
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Also, for reasons that I honestly can't even begin to comprehend, a bunch of security dudes in pitch-black uniforms and little black hats, comically short in the presence of ten fucking basketball giants, swarm onto the court, the kind of security overkill that I suppose you would expect during a Chinese Basketball Association game.
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When it went off it was 10 o'clock at night and the sky lit up like it was noon and then it started getting progressively darker and darker, and it went through all these different colors, kind of like the Northern Lights, and it lasted for about 15 minutes before it went back to being pitch black again.
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When the rally was over, a Trump staffer came up to me and said, "These guys are going to walk you out," and pointed out two guys from Secret Service to walk me to my car, because it was a pitch-black walk down a gangway to my car, which was parked with all of the other Trump supporters.
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Whether he is describing in vivid detail a midnight hike in the Eldorado National Forest ("pitch-black, stars in full glimmer, the full moon still pinned in the sky") or his desire to bridge the worlds of literature and neurosurgery ("I had come to see language as an almost supernatural force"), Kalanithi's sentences are both urgent and poetic.
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The atmosphere at the world debut of the album's accompanying live show—at New York's cavernous Park Avenue Armory on Wednesday night as part of this year's Red Bull Music Academy Festival New York—started out appropriately subdued and monochromatic, with spectators welcomed into a giant room lined with pitch-black curtains from floor to ceiling.
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Tonally, Succession is best described as a comedy until it's not, a satire that ranges from merely dark to pitch black as it continually reminds us that just because the Roys are pathetic doesn't mean they don't control what we watch, or how the president thinks, or whether the people working for them live or die.
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And the scene where June slowly realizes that much of The Handmaid's Tale's cast has dropped by the Lawrence home to make sure that she and Lawrence are completing the Ceremony is filled with the pitch-black "Well, guess we have to make the best of a terrible situation" comedy that Moss plays so well with a handful of eye twitches.
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That's one of the many problems with The Conjuring 2: no matter how many pants-wetting, throat-clenching, hysterical-weeping-under-the-covers moments the main characters have, they're still improbably ready to take slow, tense, solitary walks through the darkened rooms of an extremely haunted house, staring into pitch-black corners, just waiting for something to lunge out and grab them.
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The staying power is insane, and they leave behind a stain, too.) Each of the twenty shades, which range from low-key neutrals to attention-grabbing reds and purples (with a pitch black thrown in for good measure), gets its name from a genre-defining classic rock song: Under My Thumb is a lush burgundy, Walk This Way a flushed, rosy pink.
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Back then, punk shows were a perfect avenue for a young photographer to really learn everything: how to focus in near pitch-black conditions, change a roll of film while you are dripping with sweat, how to avoid the huge 300-pound skinhead stage-diving, and mostly how to capture a moment in time that will tell the entire story.
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Veep is hilarious, but doesn't have the pitch-black satiric bite of its British predecessor, The Thick of It.Meanwhile, Silicon Valley conceived of a caustic fake ad that mocked tech companies' grotesque self-importance and their vague-but-emotional PR pitches with devastating accuracy—and after the writers came up with it, Uber came out with a real ad that was basically the same thing.
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"I really felt like we were in danger of death," said Jonathan Bryant, who scrambled out of his car — helping his wife, Diane, their two children and a cat — after they were hit by a wall of water and had to wade a quarter-mile back to their house, through rushing torrents, pelting rain and 60-mile-per-hour wind in the pitch black.
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A pitch-black comedy that borrows heavily from Luis Buñuel and Albert Camus and perhaps looks forward to "After Hours," the movie casts Depardieu as an unemployed man who may or may not have knifed an accountant in the subway, a murder that — like all the others in this movie — is treated as no big deal by his neighbor, a police inspector (the director's father, Bernard Blier).
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"You've arrived," announced our obliviously cheerful GPS navigator, as my buddy and I stared, white-knuckled and slightly teary-eyed, at a padlocked gate barely illuminated by the headlights of our rented S.U.V. We'd already traversed 9.2 hair-raising miles of a twisty, sandy unpaved road that an early-December freeze had turned into icy slush, our tires shifting side to side, our high beams no match for the pitch-black darkness.
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If you're chillin on the photosphere/surface of Planet Nine, the local weather forecast is showing the same thing it showed yesterday, and every single day before that for the last four billion years: -387 F. You keep waiting for the sunrise to come, but it never does, because at a heliocentric distance of more than 300 times that of the Earth, the Sun looks like just another bright-ish star on the otherwise pitch-black sky.
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Suzy Lake's phrase, "who we were not," is provocatively reified in the exhibition's two most powerfully phallocentric artworks, paired by the curators on the same wall: Judith Bernstein's "One Panel Vertical" (21) — an example of the artist's lush Screw Drawings — in pitch-black charcoal on thick watercolor paper, and Lynda Benglis's infamous Artforum ad (which is actually from a portfolio of nine pigment prints called "SELF," 23-1976/2012), depicting the artist brandishing a lifelike, extra-long dildo.
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Aldrich (Alfred Molina) directed his first film in 1953, and after a couple of Westerns he had a great run in 1955-56: "Kiss Me Deadly," still considered a classic, a film noir so paranoid it careens into psychosis; "The Big Knife," a pitch-black Hollywood story about a big star trapped by his own success, based on the stage play by Clifford Odets; and "Autumn Leaves," the story of a May-December romance interrupted by her lover's nervous breakdown, which stars Joan Crawford in one of her best performances from that decade.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There are only two lines of text on the pitch-black billboard Felix Gonzalez-Torres debuted in 21990, but every word bears the weight of LGBTQ history: People With AIDS Coalition 1985 Police Harassment 1969 Oscar Wilde 1895 Supreme Court 1986 Harvey Milk 1977 March on Washington 1987 Stonewall Rebellion 19823 Thirty years later, the artist's seminal work will return to New York City's West Village neighborhood to honor the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots and commemorate WorldPride, which is expected to draw more than 3 million tourists in June.
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