Ostensibly taken from footage shot by the journalists and film freaks at the gathering, it's Cloverfield years before Cloverfield, even though it's more concerned with rampaging egos than rampaging monsters.
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YHL: The scene with the rampaging mobuck comes to mind.
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In the background, a large cat evades a rampaging boar.
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He doesn't start out as a rampaging narcissist and megalomaniac.
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It's one of three separate wildfires rampaging across California Friday.
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It pictured American slavery as a vicious, inhuman, rampaging beast, surrendered
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At times he has looked something near to his rampaging finest.
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Even rumors of blasphemy have sparked rampaging mobs and deadly riots.
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Where city planners have failed, however, rampaging Chinese capitalists might have succeeded.
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The rampaging waters damaged buildings, overturned cars and flooded stores and homes.
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Videos showed militant fighters rampaging through Mosul's museum with pickaxes and sledgehammers.
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I'm going to die beneath the metal claws of a rampaging Thunderjaw.
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President Trump is just the latest manifestation of rampaging anger and resentment.
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They descend on towns and villages, plundering crops and rampaging through homes.
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In that way, this film is well-matched with its rampaging extra-terrestrial.
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Is Fame here a monster that's rampaging and ravaging across the world landscape?
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Many Democrats hoped that defeating an unpopular, rampaging president would be relatively simple.
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Hindus, enraged by the display, began rampaging and attacking Muslims across the state.
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Now, they found themselves on the same mysterious island, tracking down a rampaging monster.
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The first scene introduces Ms. Lively's co-star, a shark rampaging in Mexican waters.
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But the cinematic image of dinosaurs as rampaging people-eaters didn't click with Brusatte.
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AND FINALLY ... Just like 'Jumanji' A rampaging rhino runs cars off the road in India.
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Without super accurate maps, the idea of passenger-less scooters rampaging through cities is terrifying.
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The country, at the heart of western Europe's rampaging outbreak, now counts 53,578 known cases.
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Who wouldn't want to expel a rampaging goat from a home before undertaking a renovation?
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Borderlands has always been a game about rude, crude, bad dudes rampaging across the galaxy.
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LONDON — Storm Gertrude is rampaging its way across Northern Ireland, sending an innocent bunny rabbit flying.
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And in the end, he's more frightening than the rampaging rapists and out-of-control oppressors.
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Aliens had landed just down the road, a newscaster announced, and were rampaging through the countryside.
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So that's our future: a post-industrial wasteland filled with rampaging drug-resistant sexually transmitted diseases.
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"With the pandemic rampaging across the world, the situation remains complex and challenging," the release said.
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"With the pandemic rampaging across the world, the situation remains complex and challenging," the statement said.
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To people in Manila, Mindanao is known for guerrilla fighters and rampaging kidnap-for-ransom gangs.
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The result is that a river monster of epic proportions gets really pissed and starts rampaging.
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Zhou Enlai is said to have closed it to save it from rampaging mobs of Red Guards.
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Fifty soldiers were rampaging through her village in north-east Rakhine state, in the west of Myanmar.
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So imagine like a wild monkey rampaging through a data center, knocking over boxes, pulling on cables.
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Despite smartly countering the rampaging Al Iaquinta throughout their three-round tilt, Masvidal lost a split decision.
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But mental health professionals question the efficacy of rampaging in a faux cubicle or whacking airborne glasses.
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We expect to be safe and not have rampaging people with guns running around and killing people.
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The rampaging Cubs are on their way with leveled sights that seem as if they can't miss.
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Police opened fire Sunday at a man who was rampaging near Berlin's cathedral, wounding him in the legs.
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The same goes for the other side: "Soldiers shoot rioters", say, or "Rampaging mob turned back from border".
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On July 26, three men independently chased down the huge truck rampaging through holiday crowds in Nice, France.
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Transmetropolitan Imagine a comic book about Hunter S. Thompson rampaging through a dystopian future and battling corrupt politicians.
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Chiyoko's movies range from war propaganda filmed in Manchuria through samurai films, geisha stories to rampaging Godzilla flicks.
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Your target is the Fallen High Priest, but there's a rampaging Hive Ogre to contend with as well.
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Killer robots, scenic vistas and rampaging android bulls — Westworld has revealed its eagerly awaited season 2 Super Bowl trailer.
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The moment Lex tries desperately to pull down the kitchen cabinet door to shield her from a rampaging raptor.
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Ron Helus, was fatally shot when he entered the bar and tried to stop the rampaging gunman, Dean said.
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He was shot several times as he tried to stop the rampaging gunman, Ventura County Sheriff Geoff Dean said.
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Fanned by strong, dry winds from the east, the fire was soon rampaging through the wooded hills around Nataf.
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Sessions are meant to be therapeutic, but mental health professionals question the efficacy of rampaging in a faux cubicle.
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Second, early 20th-century China was a violent place of rampaging militarists, political assassinations, foreign invasion and crushing poverty.
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"The movie seems a weird nightmare of rampaging femininity and gross gags," mused Michael Wilmington in the Chicago Tribune.
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Nonetheless, many diseases now rampaging at large are relatively easy targets, according to interviews with half a dozen experts.
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For many politically obsessed liberals, his inevitably upbeat musings offered a welcome online antidote to Mr. Trump's Twitter rampaging.
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It collapses only when Donald Trump assaults the citadel from the outside, like a rampaging army or deadly contagion.
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To deal with the rampaging porcine, federal and state officials are trying everything from poison to lax hunting laws.
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We will not let the rampaging work of extreme nationalism shake a world full of hopes for greater prosperity.
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More than a thousand Muslims were killed by rampaging Hindus in the final act of an ugly spate of riots.
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Suddenly, Rick from HR is on a warpath, rampaging through the cubicles to find out who stole his last can.
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In Elliott Carter's Piano Concerto , written three decades later, the soloist is all but trampled underfoot by a rampaging orchestra.
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Rampaging across Iraq and Syria, the Islamic State destroyed churches, shrines and sites, including the ancient Roman city of Palmyra.
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Because the filmmakers decided that the best thing to do with the rampaging digital dinosaurs was to bring them indoors.
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Soon, representatives of Aristophil were rampaging through auctions around Europe and the United States, outbidding everyone for anything of quality.
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It was how could either team expect to mount a serious challenge to the awaiting, rampaging, well-rested Cleveland Cavaliers.
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After the week that was, there's nothing more satisfying than watching a young racehorse rampaging through a French betting bar.
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"We thought they wouldn't dare attack the house of a man of God," she says of soldiers rampaging through the neighborhood.
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State fire spokesman Scott McLean says the blaze rampaging in the area of Redding has destroyed 818 homes and 311 outbuildings.
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The couple moved to the caliphate in July 2014, as ISIS was rampaging across Iraq and consolidating its hold over Syria.
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Advocates for older people said rampaging scooters would also encourage them to seek the safety of their homes, becoming shut-ins.
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The problem is now knocking on everyone's front door: record-breaking heat and cold, ravaging hurricanes, rampaging wildfires in overdry forests.
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Over the past few years, doga has spread throughout Los Angeles like the lip injection trend currently rampaging through California's suburbs.
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"We're not suggesting that all judges go out and there and be rampaging activists; quite the opposite in fact," Douglas explains.
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Few would conclude that Mr. Trump has changed much — rampaging, tweeting, inventing preferred realities, upending the G-20143 economic world order.
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Selling Christmas trees is ultimately a cosmetic industry, and rampaging bark beetles and sapsuckers that deform trees are bad for business.
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Now imagine that, but instead of death traps disguised as a rollercoaster, you've got a rampaging T-Rex to terrorize people with.
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We've already heard the rampaging "BOOGIE," and now they're sharing "STAINS," which was played on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 show earlier today.
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Just some rampaging half-finished hosts (human and bison alike), some familiar faces, and a lot of slow-motion sturm und drang.
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The Citizen app prompts me to record video of an angry naked man rampaging in the shit-strewn streets of San Francisco.
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But it clarified a misunderstanding shared by many of the pundits and drumbeaters who made such a noise about the rampaging chart.
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The twins saw Jeffrey as a Godzilla-like monster rampaging through their young lives and I struggled to point out Jeffrey's strengths.
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But much of it is unique to Mr. Trump, whose rampaging presidency has spurred uncommon civic engagement even in deep-red districts.
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Using whatever tools the world provides — whether it's a gun or a crude stone club or a rampaging honey badger — to solve problems.
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The Kett are as cruel as the reapers — they seem even more so, perhaps, for being clearly organic creatures instead of rampaging robots.
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Mastodon, that giant cartoon mammal that's been rampaging across the internet this week, is not the product of a Silicon Valley start-up.
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Or when she introduces a rampaging band of soldiers from a slightly later period whose depredations included forcing women to do their laundry.
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The father of Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott could potentially be in hot water after an incident involving a rampaging serval cat.
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It would be absolutely thrilling to see Norman calmly stand his ground amid flying bullets, while taking unerring aim at a rampaging gunman.
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The neighborhood was among the hardest hit by rampaging floodwaters, which washed away a bridge and left homes caked in mud and debris.
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Like Jeffrey Dahmer, Oscar has to drink to excess before he kills, drowning whatever tiny inner voice he has in beer before rampaging.
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Park visitors went about their routines on an overcast but pleasant day, mindful but undeterred by the reports of a rampaging wild animal.
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It's about kids rampaging around a Washington, D.C., suburb in the summer of 1959 -- just as Cold War paranoia was really getting interesting.
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He's back to rampaging around the world in this Amazon show, which also features the "Top Gear" veterans Richard Hammond and James May.
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A couple have oceans, many of them have huge cyclones rampaging across their rocky surfaces, but what's missing are any signs of life.
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Female foreign aid workers were gang-raped by rampaging government soldiers who stormed a hotel in Juba during last July's violence in the capital.
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Soon, he was rampaging through the primaries, dominating in almost every quadrant of the country, sweeping states in the Deep South, Northeast, and Midwest.
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Once the state has failed, the problem is much more difficult because there are armed groups and extremists potentially rampaging around, different political factions.
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Evidently, they are not only helpless before the hordes of virile foreigners rampaging through their continent, but also keenly complicit in their own destruction.
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Many Democrats have been hopeful that defeating an unpopular, rampaging president would be as simple as nominating a sentient adult with minimal political baggage.
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The president's latest rampaging Twitter posts, including renewing his call to do away with the legislative filibuster in the Senate, have not helped, either.
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In New York, cars swan-dive off buildings or cut corners like rampaging dogs or, outfitted with Bond-like gizmos, harpoon a bucking ride.
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The Rock and an albino gorilla have to save Chicago from rampaging animals in this movie based on the video game of the same name.
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Luckily for commuters, the rampaging wave of podcasts has not ebbed in 2018, with a host of newbies to keep your ears intrigued this year.
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Which brings us to another major point of consideration: to sustain its active, rampaging lifestyle, a dragon is going to need a lot of calories.
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They also say that Japan, which had led a rampaging campaign throughout Asia, had an opportunity to surrender before the bombings, but chose not to.
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New York in the 1970s was symbolized in popular culture by Archie Bunker, graffiti-laden subways and "The Warriors," the cult film about rampaging gangs.
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When I heard that metal, I pictured men and men alone, fighting or rampaging the land or brooding and snarling, nary a woman in sight.
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Season six's penultimate episode featured its most spectacular and breathtakingly filmed battle yet, including rampaging giants, a brutal phalanx formation, and literal mountains of corpses.
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She refused to let her ex-pal Sanders off the hook for the awful behavior of some of the "Bernie bros" rampaging on social media.
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Even when he's sent to the Tower, his life in peril, he remains a quietly intransigent dissenter to the rampaging egomania of King Henry VIII.
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Like so many excesses of the 1970s, the self-love cult spun out of control and is now rampaging through our culture like Godzilla through Tokyo.
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Others praised the actions of Syed Hamid Hussain, the chemistry teacher who tried to hold off the rampaging gunmen with his pistol before he was killed.
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Protests in December saw some of the worst street violence in Paris in decades with rioters rampaging through upmarket neighborhoods, smashing store windows and burning cars.
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Ah, to be a veteran on a squad rampaging through the AL West; you have all the time in the world to screw with people. [MLB]
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The crew lost one day of shooting due to the heavy rain, but several of the film's storm scenes were shot as the hurricane was rampaging.
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After all, some useful idiots were rampaging around among his enemies sowing just the sort of discord and chaos that he would love to have ordered.
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Popular franchises such as Call of Duty, Battlefield, and Wolfenstein depict players rampaging across conflict zones and repeatedly breaking the Geneva Conventions and international humanitarian law.
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Houston won the first game at Fenway Park but the rampaging Red Sox won the next four, including the final three at Houston's Minute Maid Park.
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Not a good thing to do when Sam Kerr is lurking in there and Ellie Carpenter is rampaging up the wing or slashing into the middle.
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Like the characters of "Road," they live for the night, when they cut a destructive swath through the local pubs and clubs as rampaging hogs triumphant.
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He shared videos that showed protesters rampaging in Bijnor's business district, breaking store windows and vandalizing a vehicle that he said belonged to a Hindu man.
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A suicide bomber detonated his explosives-laden vehicle outside the building Monday before at least three gunmen stormed in, rampaging through the office complex hunting for victims.
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Hell, even the recent apparition of $4 Supreme shirts (whose only branding was an interior label) was enough to send suburban teens rampaging toward the nearest Kmart.
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As well as the extravagant costumes designed by Michele Clapton, there is a rampaging elephant on a Commonwealth tour and a full-size replica of Buckingham Palace.
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It does, however, feature rampaging monsters, gunfire, and explosions, all trademarks of the Predator franchise, which might be an okay trade-off for fans of the series.
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Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper has insisted that the armed forces find a way to protect troops from the rampaging virus while performing the military's essential operations.
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Berenger (Luzer Twersky), a bleary newspaperman, is nursing a hangover and bleating about the meaninglessness of life when his morning pastis is interrupted by a rampaging beast.
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The government reported that 197 people, most of them Han, were killed by rampaging Uighurs, while Uighur activists maintained the death toll of Uighurs was far higher.
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If you don't have those flood barriers in place, saltwater rushes into tiles on the coast, wiping them clear of improvements with the fury of a rampaging army.
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Arya might be a rampaging murderer, but we can't stop rooting for her Dumbass couldn't stomach the idea of keeping a mistress so he torpedoed the Northern Cause.
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This paramilitary group of perhaps 30,000 men, which is rampaging through the capital, grew out of the Janjaweed, a genocidal militia that has terrorised Darfur for two decades.
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Trump and the populism that's rampaging around the world today, marked by xenophobia, racism, sexism, and rising inequality, is greatly amplified by the forces the GDE has unleashed.
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Let a city suffer multiple disease outbreaks, and it'll descend into chaos with rampaging mobs burning down your buildings and blocking your attempts to travel through the region.
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That has been thrown into the spotlight by the killing of 49 people by a shooter rampaging through two Christchurch mosques with an arsenal of high-powered guns.
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Officials and witnesses in Nice said at least 84 people, including children, were killed by the driver of the rampaging truck, who mowed them down on the sidewalk.
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For now, the Republican primary has become an early test of whether reputationally damaged candidates like Mr. Grimm can effectively harness President Trump's rampaging political instincts for themselves.
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This second trailer highlights plenty of action, but it also oozes with the creepy vibes you'd expect from a story about an ancient monster rampaging across the modern world.
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Justin Ray Parker, a guest at Shores of Panama captured the little rampaging waterspout on their smartphone, even the moment when a pool float is tossed into the air.
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When she accompanied herself on the piano, big rampaging chords picked up from Oscar Peterson and Art Tatum, she sang with the stomach as well as heart and head.
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But Leo is now the rockier situation and, at the end of the episode, Joe puts on his hero grocery store cape to protect Kendall from a rampaging Leo.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Canada's women defended their Pan Am Games rugby sevens crown on Sunday while the men's team found a silver lining in being dethroned by a rampaging Argentina.
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More broadly, the giant beast could be an embodiment of today's collective id, a rampaging figure of the instinctual energies that enlightened civilizations continually try to keep in check.
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It is a good sign that the president understands that the American people can no longer afford a rampaging federal government that's gobbling up every tax dollar in sight.
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In April, Jimmy Kimmel kindly rounded up the cast of HBO's big time series, currently rampaging through your emotions in its final, eighth season, to answer the big questions.
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Noise, in a world where we're not likely to be killed by an avalanche or a rampaging elephant, is also a metaphor for the hurly-burly of modern life.
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Every fight is satisfying, and rampaging through a Gears campaign every couple of years or so continues to be one of the best bits of repetition in my career.
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And really, he's doing better than Woodrow Wilson, his jaw is intact and everything's fine, unless you count a terrible attention deficit disorder and rampaging narcissism as mental issues.
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It's exciting when cities are trampled, but we also need to see the rampaging beast brought down, perhaps by a good monster who comes to the defense of humanity.
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The second installment, which released in April this year, saw audiences flocked to see CGI-enhanced palaces, rampaging armies and magical kingdoms, all woven into a story around Indian mythology.
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After around an hour of assessment, Max's patience for screen-touching, eye-tracking, brain-monitoring and other distractions from his busy schedule of rampaging around and eating bread sticks wanes.
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While they may be virtual, the vitality of Origins' Egypt is such that I lost hours playing Bayek less as rampaging warrior, and instead as Daido Moriyama or Cartier-Bresson.
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For the rest of the day, we'll be naked as the day we were born, rampaging round Ireland, wearing nothing but a grimace and a handsome, blue daubing of woad.
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Joan Crawford appeared in nearly 100 films in her career, but of all those, only one was "Trog," a terrible monster movie about a caveman rampaging around the British countryside.
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The Great Wall has a clever historical anachronism as its hook: What if a bunch of soldiers with only swords and arrows had to square off with scary, rampaging monsters?
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In the book, an influx of Indian refugees — described as subhuman and led by a feces-eating demagogue — storm France, killing, stealing and rampaging until they've completely occupied the country.
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Oh, and — even in the context of a first-person shooter series that's already incorporated everything from drivable elephants to rampaging Honey Badgers into its gunplay — it looks completely bananas.
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Investors also kept a close eye on developments in Hong Kong, with police on Monday trapping hundreds of protesters inside a major university and demonstrators rampaging through a tourist district.
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This time, the percussionists' soft playing was spun into a rampaging swirl that swerved between the speakers and was just as quickly gone, leaving only the quiet live acoustic playing.
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He was shot several times as he tried to stop the rampaging gunman, who killed 11 others in the attack in Thousand Oaks, California, Ventura County Sheriff Geoff Dean said.
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But rampaging populist rhetoric seems to come a bit less naturally to Ms. Harris, at least compared to Senate colleagues like Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts or Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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Perhaps inspired/alarmed by his title's dystopian resonance, the infamously silly Detroit rapper presents his most consistently thrilling album, rampaging through an imagined hedonistic-fantastical landscape with suitably hyperactive desperation.
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To get Leo his Oscar, you've got to quickly tap the G and H keys repeatedly while occasionally pressing the space bar to leap over stray photographers or a rampaging Gaga.
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Because in the midst of the chaos and destruction, Okoye stands fearlessly in front of her king to protect him against a rampaging rhino that weighs upwards of a ton. And.
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The only other character with villainous potential is a see-through spirit called No Face, who eventually transforms into a gluttonous beast, rampaging through the bath house and gobbling up employees.
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Every time a Japanese politician visited the Yasukuni war shrine in Tokyo, or denied the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, when rampaging Japanese troops slaughtered civilians in that city, hatred welled up online.
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As President Donald Trump praised India's Hindu nationalist leaders for their work on religious freedom in New Delhi Tuesday, hardline supporters of the government were rampaging through the city hunting Muslims.
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Salvage logging of the American chestnut while the chestnut blight was rampaging likely killed off chestnuts resistant to the blight along with the rest — a double jeopardy for this majestic tree.
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Upon his confirmation, Sessions will be confronted with three areas that need immediate attention: a rampaging drug epidemic, rising violent crime in American cities and dysfunctional federal nonenforcement of America's immigration laws.
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Even as the tremors of the Chiapas quake died away, Hurricane Katia—less powerful than her rampaging sister, Irma, but still a scary category-one storm—was menacing the country's Gulf coast.
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The answer to this problem isn't immediately obvious, as four-year-old kids armed with passwords can do a hell of a lot of damage when rampaging through a parent's mobile phone.
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France has seen an increase in Islamic terror attacks in the last few years, including the murder of 84 people by a rampaging truck driver on Bastille Day in Nice last year.
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We had to be alert to the differences between the rampaging quagga mussel and the endangered purple-cat's-paw mussel—but what about the differences between the Great Lakes and the Dnieper?
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Jeers and calls for the French prime minister to resign fractured a moment of silence he attended in Nice, called to honor the 84 people killed there by a rampaging truck driver.
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Every one of the big action beats has a specific, physical goal — catch the bomber, hold back the train, grab the remote control with the big button that stops the rampaging robot.
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David Strickland, the studio vet who was also featured in the doc, produced Que's new single "Wounded Knee, Pt. 3," a rampaging indictment of complacency and an urgent call to wake up.
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Mr. Kotis, a Tony Award winner for the book and lyrics of the satirical "Urinetown," here unspools an anti-myth of Old Saint Nick as rampaging home wrecker and enslaver of elves.
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His hand was forced by a month of rampaging protests in Paris and other cities by the so-called Yellow Vests, a loose movement furious over the daily struggle to get by.
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Feature As she prepares to lead the House of Representatives again, the most powerful Democrat in Washington will have to navigate between a rampaging president and her colleagues' plans for fighting back.
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Hurricane Maria weakened to a Category 270 storm on Wednesday with maximum sustained winds of 2000 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center, after rampaging across the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico.
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And Mario, of course, is a series about an Italian plumber rampaging boots-first through a technicolor nightmare of Alice in Wonderland mushrooms and murderous turtles on the way to steal your girl.
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In the subsequent political storm Alice Weidel, co-leader of the AfD, came to Ms von Storch's defence: "Our authorities are subordinating themselves to imported, rampaging, groping, punching, stabbing migrant mobs," she tweeted.
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MENTION ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI), and the term may bring to mind visions of rampaging killer robots, like those seen in the "Terminator" films, or worries about widespread job losses as machines displace humans.
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The film is worth watching for Yul Brynner's rampaging robot gunslinger alone ("It was my best role," Stephen Malkmus sings from the point-of-view of Brynner in the song "Jo Jo's Jacket").
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A katana-wielding "croctopus" overtook an airplane's controls, a flock of giant vultures dive-bombed New York City, and a blood sample from a rampaging hybrid rhino-mammoth grew into an unidentified fetus.
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The random nature of ISIS attacks grew more clear, as a regional Islamic group in Nice, France, said that more than a third of 84 people killed by a rampaging truck were Muslims.
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Ms. Bledsoe and the two children were the latest reported victims in a rampaging fire that has already claimed the lives of two firefighters and left more than a dozen missing, officials said.
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That's the real story — to the extent there is a story at all — about the caravan of 5,000 impoverished Central Americans rampaging toward the United States border at, er, two miles an hour.
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Flourishes like this (along with an amusingly airborne wig and, later, rampaging rhinos) and the Wakandan backdrop give the action scenes kick and actual personality, but Mr. Coogler's directing strengths are more intimate.
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LYNCHBURG, Va. — As Liberty University's spring break was drawing to a close this month, Jerry Falwell Jr., its president, spoke with the physician who runs Liberty's student health service about the rampaging coronavirus.
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LYNCHBURG, Va. — As Liberty University's spring break was drawing to a close this month, Jerry Falwell Jr., its president, spoke with the physician who runs Liberty's student health service about the rampaging coronavirus.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's rampaging bushfires continue to affect top-level sporting events with a women's soccer match scheduled for Newcastle on Friday postponed because of the poor air quality and expected soaring temperatures.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A rampaging Roger Federer kicked off his 17th Australian Open campaign with a 6-2 6-1 6-2 demolition of Georgian battler Nikoloz Basilashvili to reach the second round on Monday.
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Regina Hall plays the Atlanta tech mogul as a rampaging adult — someone who has no qualms physically tossing someone out of her way or roasting employees until they start bringing prescription medications to meetings.
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The man who led the state that called itself Islamic -- first capturing Raqqa in Syria and then leading a blitzkrieg through Iraq, rampaging through Mosul, Tikrit, to the gates of Baghdad -- is no more.
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The Nashville Predators enjoyed rampaging through three games in Western Canada last week, and return home for an important Central Division matchup against the Winnipeg Jets playing as well as anybody in the NHL.
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A particularly dramatic video—a kind of YouTube Guernica for our moment—showed a large house being consumed by flames as it was swept down a rampaging river until it crashed into a bridge.
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The tweaks may not be flashy, but they've certainly been necessary, either to rectify issues, develop fledgling services (as with the Home app), or to catch up with the lead of Google's rampaging Android.
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William F. Weld of Massachusetts equated Donald J. Trump's immigration plan with Kristallnacht, the night of horror in 1938 when rampaging Nazis smashed Jewish homes and businesses in Germany and killed scores of Jews.
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A determined warrior who was raised by wolves, Princess Mononoke fights to preserve the forest and its gods from rampaging humans in this richly animated 1997 film by the great Japanese director Hayao Miyazaki.
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The 290 Democratic field now teems with proposals to mitigate rampaging wealth and income inequality, from Kamala Harris's plan to increase tax credits for low- and moderate-income families to Elizabeth Warren's wealth tax.
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It stars Amanda Ripley, the daughter of Ellen (Sigourney Weaver's character from the movies), as she works to help a space station crew escape a rampaging Xenomorph that has somehow made its way aboard.
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The makers of "Baahubali 2" hope its top-notch visual effects will wean Indian audiences from Hollywood blockbusters, enticing them with the magical kingdoms, rampaging armies and towering palaces of a homegrown fantasy epic.
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When he leaves the apartment and his computer, the vindictive, rampaging deity, who endures one humiliation after another, is a nobody, and his protest, "Do you know who I am?" is to no avail.
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Yet, with Trump rampaging throughout the South, it's now possible that Cruz will only emerge with a win in his home state of Texas, a contest the senator has begun likening to the Alamo.
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After so many pleas, President Trump moved on Tuesday to begin enlisting much of his government in what the White House had called for weeks a "whole of government" approach to the rampaging coronavirus.
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After so many pleas, President Trump moved on Tuesday to begin enlisting much of his government in what the White House had called for weeks a "whole of government" approach to the rampaging coronavirus.
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But when wild elephants raided, villagers organized into brigades and used everything they could gather — pots and pans, a megaphone — to scare off the rampaging giants, forcing them to a palm oil plantation elsewhere.
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The Castlevania series follows the eternally young Dracula rampaging across 1400s Europe with an army of demons after his wife, the altruistic doctor Lisa Tepes, is burned at the stake for witchcraft by the Inquisition.
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Needing to create fear to justify the repressive leadership he proposed, Trump began his campaign with a book titled Crippled America and a speech that suggested murderous hordes were rampaging across the country's southern border.
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But the rampaging waters, and the limp official response to them, are a problem for David Cameron, who has put the project of creating an economic "Northern Powerhouse" at the centre of his second term.
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The Denver defense, which recorded seven sacks, was led by a rampaging Von Miller who forced Newton into two fumbles that were both converted into touchdowns earning the linebacker Super Bowl most valuable player honors.
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Rajamouli and writer K. V. Vijayendra Prasad (the director's father) keep the story linear and simple, letting the spectacle of rampaging armies, massive kingdoms and fight sequences between the two leading men do the talking.
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Carnage. In his city, on this very street, gangs were rampaging, people were trembling in fear, cars were burning, the sounds of machine-gun fire filled the air, people were taking terrible advantage of him.
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That pressure was converted into a rampaging 6-2 6-1 win over Mirjana Lucic-Baroni that ended the 79th-ranked Croatian's fairytale run at Melbourne Park and put Serena into a 29th slam final.
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What I hadn't realized was how well Ms. Swados, who in 1978 was in her mid-20s, had captured the rampaging moodiness of what it means to be young and unmoored in a drifting culture.
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After rampaging across the region for years, forcing more than two million people to flee their homes and farms, Boko Haram appears to be falling victim to a major food crisis of its own creation.
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" Calling Mr. Khattala "a stone-cold terrorist," she reminded the jury of video showing attackers stomping on an American flag while rampaging in the compound and, pointing at the defense table, declared, "How dare you!
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"The Strangers: Prey at Night" opens with the '80s rock classic "Kids in America" by Kim Wilde, I guess because some of the masked rampaging killers in this movie are youngish, and are in America.
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After rampaging through the Caribbean as one of the most powerful hurricanes ever recorded, Dorian's wind speeds dropped on Tuesday to make it a Category 22 storm on the five-step Saffir-Simpson intensity scale.
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After surviving the first six-game series in league history in which each game was decided by 6 points or fewer, Golden State has joined the rampaging Milwaukee Bucks in the N.B.A.'s final four.
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In April, 10 Taliban attackers gained entrance to the headquarters of the Afghan National Army's 209th Corps in northern Afghanistan, rampaging through the base and killing more than 160 soldiers, many of whom were unarmed.
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On a globe that showed elevations, Anton traced the surface with his finger and made notes on a pad, so absorbed that he failed to notice his father rampaging through the Himalayas to take China.
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Still reeling from low oil prices, a currency crisis, and expensive wars against militants blowing up its pipelines in the south and Boko Haram rampaging in the north, the country's economy has sunk into recession.
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The Italians, who rested several players, were in no mood to allow a second shock within the space of 24 hours and were led by rampaging loose forwards Jake Polledri, Braam Steyn and Sebastian Negri.
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It became a drink associated primarly with fuckheaded students, students who were suddenly rampaging through city centres, pissing on commemorative plaques, throwing traffic cones at horses, and shagging potholes outside Gourmet Burger Kitchen for kicks.
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They included the AR-15 semiautomatic rifle, a weapon of choice for rampaging killers, including the young man accused of killing four people and wounding four others this month at a Waffle House restaurant in Nashville.
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One of the key questions for Brazil is which Paulinho will turn up — the rampaging bull who helped them to a stunning Confederations Cup win in 2013 or the timid player who disappeared a year later.
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It was followed by 2002's first-person shooter Dino Stalker for the PlayStation 2, and the future-set Dino Crisis 3 for the Xbox in 2003, which featured mutated dinosaurs rampaging across a derelict spaceship.
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It would be too tidy to see our current situation as an endlessly repeating Altamont, with Bikers For Trump all too happily standing in for the rampaging Hells Angels of that End-of-the-Sixties shitshow.
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In "Frankenstein in Baghdad," by the Iraqi novelist Ahmed Saadawi, a peddler stitches together stray parts of bombing victims in hopes of creating a body for proper burial, only to see it become a rampaging killer.
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If Ms. Pelosi has resisted one thing above all else, it is fostering the impression that Democrats relish impeachment as a strategic imperative allowing them a chance to flex their constitutional muscle against a rampaging president.
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Since stocks tend to attract the wealthiest of Americans, highlighting rampaging stock values always seemed an odd way for him to connect to the "forgotten men and women," who helped put him in the White House.
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"He's a man for all situations and circumstances, he does a lot of things well," Pittsburgh head coach Mike Tomlin told reporters about the rampaging Bell, who was a Pro Bowl selection in 2014 and 2016.
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The koi don't seem to be selling anything other than the movie's production values and visual concept; elsewhere, enormous spectral human figures loom over buildings like embodied billboards, nicely evoking rampaging movie monsters of the past.
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Authorities searched on Monday for more than 200 people unaccounted for in one of the wildfires rampaging through parts of California, voicing concern about a possible rising death toll, as gusty, dry winds spurred the spreading flames.
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It doesn't matter; journalists, delegates, family of delegates, younger Congress members — they all are attacked by the rampaging cops with many a score to settle, urged on and unleashed by the profane mayor, Boss Daley, kingmaker, Democrat.
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On January 10, as soon as the genetic sequence was posted for the new coronavirus then rampaging through China—it didn't even have the name SARS-CoV-3 yet—Florian Krammer and his lab went to work.
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YOLA, Nigeria (Reuters) - Boko Haram militants have shot dead 18 women at a funeral in Nigeria's northeast, rampaging through a village, setting houses on fire and shooting at random, witnesses and local government officials said on Friday.
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It's been 25 years since Agent Dale Cooper's been trapped in the Black Lodge, and we find that his doppelgänger, Bob, is now rampaging through South Dakota and doing his best impression of a post-apocalyptic Tommy Wiseau.
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While most of us spent the intervening days in varying states of denial, disbelief, and Twitter-rampaging anger; before settling on a kind of grudging acceptance (Brexeptance?), Scotland's food and drink industry has taken a slightly different stance.
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What if every killer attempting a massacre and every gun-toting student rampaging through classrooms knew he would be met not with targets running and hiding but with a few brave men and women coming to get him?
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The book is organized chronologically, beginning briefly with his childhood in the South Side of Chicago, working in his parents' dry cleaning shop, then rampaging through to the present with little or no mention of his personal life.
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Nitehawk Cinema, which offers meal service at tables in each of its theaters, is letting small cinephiles enjoy brunch along with the rampaging rhinos this weekend, as it shows the film as part of its Little Bookworms series.
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When they push Pelosi to do something—and to do it now rather than letting the administration continue its rampaging of democracy for an apparently indefinite period of time—they are doing what voters elected them to do.
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But if you scratch this hard North Alabama soil, you'll find Native American arrowheads and a secret dissent, like the patriotism that led rampaging Confederate guerrillas to loot the farms of Winston men who joined the Union Army.
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I learned about the villages the same way I learned about Sombuso — from former residents made homeless by rampaging militiamen who murdered with machetes and burned homes during a campaign of violence that has ebbed but not ended.
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All the rampaging badasses in those classic revenge flicks had it pretty rough, but 30 seconds into the Emile Sornin-directed VFX extravaganza and you'll realize that none of them had it nearly as bad as the chicken.
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And while the debut trailer doesn't show any real gameplay, it does show the elements you'd expect from the franchise, including a rampaging T. rex, heavily fortified buildings, a huge expanse of jungle, and that stirring Jurassic Park theme.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A rampaging Madison Keys completed an American sweep of the U.S. Open women's quarter-finals on Wednesday, dismissing Estonia's Kaia Kanepi 6-3 6-3 to guarantee an American champion at the year's final grand slam.
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Nadal did not hesitate to inflict pain and punishment, rampaging through the rest of the match by winning 18 of 23 games, including nine straight ones to sweep the second set and a 3-0 lead in the third.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A rampaging Serena Williams moved to the brink of a record equaling 21th career Grand Slam title on Thursday storming past Elina Svitolina 0-3 6-1 to book her spot in the U.S. Open final.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - As deadly violence erupted in the northeast of New Delhi this week, with armed mobs rampaging the streets, a small hospital located in a densely packed Muslim neighborhood found itself at the epicenter of the unrest.
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Cameras captured the injured captain leaving his seat, presumably to head for the dressing room to console his distraught team mates, but the image was symbolic as his hapless team were humiliated 6-1 by a rampaging Spain side.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chaotic scenes of protesters rampaging through Hong Kong's legislature, trashing furniture and daubing graffiti over walls have sent jitters through the business community, which worries about the impact on the city's status as a financial hub.
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"Little orphans running through the bloody snow," she raves, evoking Victorian horror (although even after the record comes out you are convinced she has them rampaging through the Blarney Stone; you have done likewise in that chain of old-man bars).
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They take power from below and wield rampaging riffs as praxis; on their latest album, Hɪðəˈtu, the band explicitly crafts what they call "black metal for the oppressed" by railing against Nazis and capitalist leeches in the name of resistance.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The Zika outbreak rampaging through Latin America will likely burn itself out in the next two to three years, based on the fact that people develop immunity to the virus after an initial infection, British scientists said on Thursday.
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Its first executive director, a former sportswriter named Walter Byers, built the organization as a buffer against creeping capitalism and shady gambling interests — a way to protect student-athletes from the rampaging hordes of greed charging in from the sidelines.
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In this terrible Trump time, lorded over by rampaging white men, as teeth-clenching awfulness emanates from Washington no longer on a daily, but an hourly, and even minute by minute basis, Moyer's paintings explore a robust and decidedly alternative consciousness.
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It's mentioned more explicitly in The Witcher 3 than it is The Last Wish, but to prevent the rampaging spirit from killing Yennefer, Geralt wishes his fate to be tied with the sorceress' own—and a djinn cannot harm its master.
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He made news in the 2015 session by posting a sign outside his office: Representative Jonathan Stickland FORMER FETUS District 92 Stickland's amendment was to defund the state's feral-hog-abatement program, which kills thousands of the rampaging beasts each year.
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Even as the Obama administration deployed teams from the U.S. Agency for International Development and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Americans paid little attention to the Ebola outbreak rampaging in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone through that summer.
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When I returned home here, I never imagined that I would be writing about rampaging vans on the streets of Toronto, the aftermath of an attack on a Quebec mosque or, now, a Toronto seemingly under siege by gun violence.
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The story initially involves a satisfying if obvious cartoonish villain, Ulysses Klaue (Andy Serkis, having a conspicuously very good time), an underworld arms dealer with a weaponized arm, an Afrikaans sneer and a rampaging cohort that includes Erik Killmonger (Mr. Jordan).
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HONG KONG, July 3 (Reuters) - Chaotic scenes of protesters rampaging through Hong Kong's legislature, trashing furniture and daubing graffiti over walls have sent jitters through the business community, which worries about the impact on the city's status as a financial hub.
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It is difficult to square that mission with the fate of those like running back Rashaan Salaam, who ran so beautifully for the University of Colorado and then as a pro, and like Drew Wahlroos, a fearless, rampaging Colorado linebacker.
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" The Trump age has made a habit of the mega-event, for better or worse: foreign summits, rampaging news conferences, the Senate testimony last year of James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director who managed to weaponize the word "lordy.
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"The bears have come out of hibernation and are rampaging through the currency markets at the moment and certainly taking a negative view on the outlook for the Canadian economy," said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Cambridge Global Payments.
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Fabulously chic and seductively sinister, Ms. Donohoe is actually a vampire priestess, prone to coldblooded hissy fits, sprouting fangs at will and spraying a venom that transports victims into a mad delirium of screaming nuns, rampaging serpents and bloody crucifixions.
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Since then, the idea of a general strike has mostly faded into nostalgic revery and wishful fantasy amid the dismal conditions of rampaging late capitalist inequality and plutocratic exploitation, as labor organizers battle the collapse of basic wage and job protections.
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Then there were several newspaper articles that have promoted hoaxes, including a series in 1874 in The New York Herald reporting a mass escape from the Central Park Zoo that had wild animals rampaging through the city, killing scores of people.
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While many in his age group were channelling road rap through the bouncy one-line flows and pounding Chiraq instrumentals that would eventually become the UK drill scene, Dave went deeper, sharing close-to-heart stories of rampaging inner turmoils.
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Indeed, it promised this whole election will be a referendum on Trump's theory of what's wrong with America, in which immigrants, terrorists, and gang members are violently rampaging throughout the nation and must be destroyed by a strong, forceful leader.
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Or maybe I could do what the young people do — some kind of cosplay that lets me suit up as a Viking, or a "Star Wars" storm trooper, or even the rampaging DC Comics character Harley Quinn, girding my loins for economic battle.
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As the Republic falls, as the triumvirate turns against itself and Caesar declares himself a living God, as law and order vanish in the wake of rampaging street gangs, you get a strong sense of how thin the strands of civilization really are.
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After closing rounds of 64 and 61 to cap a rampaging win at the Canadian Open on Sunday, McIlroy will be hoping his blazing finish translates into a hot start at the Pebble Beach Golf Links setting him up for a title challenge.
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The World Health Organization has declared a global health emergency over the Zika virus rampaging through the Americas, saying it strongly suspected Zika infection in pregnancy causes microcephaly, a condition marked by abnormally small head size in newborns that can cause permanent brain damage.
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As recently as 2005, he was barred from entering the country over suspicions that he had either orchestrated the massacre of 1,000 Muslims in his home state of Gujarat in 2002 or turned a blind eye as rampaging Hindu mobs killed men, women, and children.
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And if your constant fear that your cartoon buddies are going to be devoured by an army of rampaging ogres is keeping you up at night, these CBD Gummies have got you covered, because they're also reportedly a great way to alleviate sleep issues.
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One administration official said on Thursday that Mr. Kushner, his wife, Ivanka Trump, and Hope Hicks, a presidential adviser who has just returned to the White House, favored Mr. Trump giving Wednesday night's prime-time address to calm the waters amid rampaging uncertainty and fear.
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The week will pose the greatest test yet of whether a president who plays to America's divisions can also appeal to its sense of national unity, whether it is binding the wounds left by a rampaging gunman or the wreckage left by a deadly hurricane.
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Rampaging through a small Northern California town, a gunman took aim on Tuesday at people at an elementary school and several other locations, killing at least four and wounding at least 10 before he was fatally shot by the police, the local sheriff's office said.
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Finally, we see a bathrobe-clad boxer half-strutting, half-rampaging into a a weigh-in with Sonny Liston, where he delivers his infamous "float like a butterfly, sting like a bee" taunt, taking over the room so completely it's as though he'd been granted eminent domain.
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Trachtenberg favors a slow build getting to the final reveal, however, and although some may miss the immediacy of a rampaging kaiju destroying everything in its path, this is an entirely different breed of movie that's potentially even more effective for its shift in style and tone.
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As uninspired and warmed over as you may find the narrative strands of the movie — with a screenplay by Linda Woolverton, who also wrote "Alice in Wonderland" — its unpredictable, rampaging sense of time lends it a manic energy in keeping with Carroll's vision of nonsensical disorder.
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With 53 match wins, no player has had more success this year than the lanky Russian but Medvedev had no answers for a rampaging Federer, who needed just 25 minutes to reach the last eight, where he will take on towering sixth-seeded South African Kevin Anderson.
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Op-Ed Contributor BERLIN — The story, about a mob of Arab men rampaging through the well-heeled streets of Frankfurt and sexually assaulting German women as they went, must have been irresistible — so irresistible that Bild, a popular newspaper, published it early this month with little scrutiny.
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In its unhistrionic way, Ms. Franzmann's portrayal of a TV producer named Clem (the always-expert Justine Mitchell) whose life is upended by her overweening need to have a child confronts head-on the chaos accompanying desires so primal that reason soon gives way to rampaging emotion.
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Americans picked a president who—days before this disaster and moments before rushing to the defense of rampaging neo-Nazis—announced in front of his gilded elevator that he was scrapping federal construction standards that had required new projects to account for climate change's effect on storms like Harvey.
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The disappointment, then, is that the movie's final act moves a little too quickly to get everybody into place for the climactic battle, rushing past a bunch of really interesting ideas about power and who wields it most effectively because it's eager to get to the rampaging rhinos.
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Throughout human history, rampaging illnesses have regularly been blamed on some outside force, from God sending down a pestilence, to -- more often -- unfamiliar outsiders or unpopular minorities allegedly bringing in disease, along with other traditions and practices that the dominant group is quick to deem dirty or morally wrong.
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The authors' new information is less about the man and more about his surround-sound "complicity machine" of board members and lawyers, human resource officers and P.R. flaks, tabloid publishers and entertainment reporters who kept him rampaging with impunity years after his behavior had become an open secret.
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You could also mess with J. Jonah Jameson: Or you could just protect the privacy of the criminals rampaging the streets of New York: I've already wrapped up the main storyline as part of my review of Spider-Man, but the photo mode gives me another reason to stick around.
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Those are just a few of the more than 200 municipalities, universities, hospitals, and other targets that have fallen victim to SamSam, a pernicious strain of ransomware that has spent the past three years rampaging throughout the US. On Wednesday, the Justice Department indicted two Iranian men allegedly behind the attacks.
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"Ain't Who I Was" (Thirty Tigers) A few years ago Bonnie Bishop had what many Nashville songwriters would consider an enviable break, when "Nashville" — the unctuous prime-time soap opry, now on its way to cancellation but then a rampaging hit for ABC — featured one of her songs as an anthem.
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Photo: Josh Edelson (AP)Donald Trump's administration has moved to have the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration take control of California water management under the official rationale of fighting the state's rampaging fires, saying that the water "should be prioritized for wildfire response instead of endangered species protections," ABC News reported on Wednesday.
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Beginning in 2014 with the rampaging "Switch," he's built himself into possibly Toronto's most prominent artist unaffiliated with OVO or XO over the last four years, garnering local and international support thanks to his punk-rock live shows and sleek, imposing anthems, largely crafted with the help of production lieutenant Michael Lantz.
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When Matsuyama, at number four the highest ranked player to make the cut, delivered the round of the day a six-under 66 to get within one of the lead, a rampaging Koepka countered with golf's version of the knockout punch, clinching victory in ruthless style by registering three straight birdies from the 14th.
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It was the first big-budget Hollywood film about AIDS, and with its forthright depiction of homosexuality, homophobia and the disease that was rampaging through gay communities, it was a turning point in the way mainstream movies treated gay men and lesbians, who had previously been handled with hush-hush delicacy or flamboyant caricature.
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But Musk isn't sure that the pandemic — which has infected about 220,000 people around the world, killed nearly 10,000, has all of Italy and much of the Bay Area on lockdown, and has forced the U.S. to reckon with the woeful inadequacy of its healthcare system in the face of a rampaging virus — is that big a deal.
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Many tents robbed, rampaging underage drinkers, so many kids on drugs, designated family areas with no one to supervise who camps in them, disaster of a VIP area, no campsite security posts whatsoever, plenty of mud; the good squishy sticky deep stuff, changing all of the set times and moving acts around without sticking up a couple of signs to let anyone know.
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Characters under your command develop their own plotlines and identities, and long after the game ends, you'll find yourself looking fondly back at the time Stannis Baratheon ended up hopelessly hooked on milk of the poppy, or when Tyrion Lannister cheated death at the hands of rampaging wildlings only to be ruthlessly savaged by a pack of adorable direwolf puppies.
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And far from achieving some golden-mean version of sober, fiscally restrained governance, it only increased the likelihood that the framework of budgeting-by-extortion would be used to extract demands from some future president or Congress—say, over a feckless plan to erect a wall to contain a nonexistent threat of rampaging immigrant criminality pouring across the Mexican border.
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"Very literally," he writes, "Americans teach their children to understand the intrusion of rampaging killers with assault rifles as a random force of nature analogous to a fire or an earthquake": This seems designed to foster in children a consciousness that is at once hypervigilant and desperate, but also morbid and resigned — in other words, to mold them into perfectly docile citizen-consumers.
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As tensions with North Korea escalate into a full-on cold war, a cold cyberwar is playing out in tandem: Beneath the very public nuclear standoff, both the US and North Korea have privately ramped up their digital aggression, the Kim regime's hackers rampaging through networks around the globe and the US answering with its own attacks on the systems used by those hackers.
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Moreover, many tents were robbed: Many tents robbed, rampaging underage drinkers, so many kids on drugs, designated family areas with no one to supervise who camps in them, disaster of a VIP area, no campsite security posts whatsoever, plenty of mud; the good squishy sticky deep stuff, changing all of the set times and moving acts around without sticking up a couple of signs to let anyone know.
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" On the eve of the convention, two leading candidates—William Russell (Henry Fonda) and Joe Cantwell (Robertson)—vie for the candidacy of an unnamed party by engaging in as much back-stabbing, rumor-rampaging, room-pacing behavior possible ("Do I understand, by the way that you are slowly beating around the bush," a character intones gravely, "that Joe Cantwell is what they used to call, when I was a boy, a dee-generate?
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OK, it's not like Ricky decided to fuck off spinning about on a chair on The Voice and gathered the lads into the studio to plod through a batch of Basement Boys classics, or a complete re-recording of More Songs About Food and Revolutionary Art, and, alright, "Parachute" isn't 100% tropical house, but the point remains: for all we get performatively upset about the sanctity of dance music being trampled on by a rampaging Mark Owen, none of it fucking matters.
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No others spring to mind as having married feathery footwork with rampaging physical powers in the way he has, and his technical repertoire – playmaking, goalscoring, ball-carrying, ball-winning, free kicks, penalties – is so exhaustive as to make the likes of Keane and Gerrard look like narrowly constrained specialists (it's always worth remembering that the man who elevated City to new heights as a goalscoring midfielder played at centre-back in the Champions League final for Guardiola's all-conquering Barca side).
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The magnitude of the killing is harrowing, all the more so when paired with the circumstances of individual lynchings, some described in brief summaries along the walk: Parks Banks, lynched in Mississippi in 1922 for carrying a photograph of a white woman; Caleb Gadly, hanged in Kentucky in 1894 for "walking behind the wife of his white employer"; Mary Turner, who after denouncing her husband's lynching by a rampaging white mob, was hung upside down, burned and then sliced open so that her unborn child fell to the ground.
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While it's easy to look askance at David Zwirner Gallery as a rampaging, behemoth hogging attention and garnering gobs of money, taking no prisoners and shoving smaller galleries aside, it's also hard to overlook the number of memorable, meaningful and beautifully installed (as in stop-you-in-your-tracks beautiful) shows that have been held there, including the 2017 exhibition of Asawa's hanging sculptures, which brought this wonderful, way under-recognized artist — the daughter of Japanese immigrants, she and her family were internees in a despicable Arkansas internment camp during World War II — to the forefront and was one of the top shows in New York that whole year.
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Federer fends off British 'mirror' Evans to advance Kerber wins battle of left-handers to progress to third round Nadal spins way into third round with near flawless display Rampaging Sharapova sets up mouth-watering Wozniacki clash Novak, Rafa and I still Grand Slam favorites - Federer Australia's top ranked players win through, salvaging local hopes Tiafoe announces himself with Anderson upset Bryan believes Murray could come back from hip surgery Wozniacki sets up potential third-round showdown with Sharapova Australia's Barty shines brightly as compatriots stumble 'Youth power' key to success for teenager Potapova Back where it all began, Djokovic renews Tsonga rivalry Australian Open order of play on Thursday Highlights of Wednesday's third day of the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam tournament of the year (all times GMT): Second seed Rafa Nadal eased past local hope Matthew Ebden 6-3 6-2 6-2 to reach the Australian Open third round for the 13th time.
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