It's a charming way of ringing in the Halloween season.
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Molly Sullivan is ringing in birthday No. 1 in style.
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Have you noticed an eery silence ringing in your ears?
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He was answered by a klaxon ringing in his earpiece.
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Sam Smith is ringing in the new year in style!
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But soon, that word "again" kept ringing in my head.
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Alarm bells should be ringing in every house across America.
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The persistent ringing in his ears is still there though.
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I remember the day the ringing in my ear started.
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That rallying is still ringing in their young, inexperienced ears.
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Already looking forward to ringing in 20 with you all.
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I sometimes pretend that the ringing in my ears is a sound I play on purpose to mask the ringing in my ears—a Zen-like switcheroo that works better than you might think.
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Over the ringing in his ears, he could hear someone wailing.
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Selena Gomez is ringing in 2016 with a rocking bikini photo.
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Prince George is ringing in his birthday with a tropical getaway!
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Tennessee James is ringing in the full-hand age in style.
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We had barely finished ringing in the New Year when Sen.
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Could wedding bells be ringing in the future for Joshua Jackson?
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The voice of the desert is still ringing in their ears.
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On December 31st, we're not just ringing in a new year.
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If Löw is ringing in changes, so, too, might del Bosque.
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If they aren't, alarm bells should be ringing in your head.
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Snapshot: Above, ringing in 2020 with kisses in New York City.
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Revelers may be ringing in another record year for Wall Street.
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Miley Cyrus is ringing in her 27th year with Cody Simpson!
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WWE superstar Charlotte Flair is ringing in 2020 ... with a ring!!!
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Still, we're left with those final four words ringing in our ears.
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The Whizz Kit is quite a bit cheaper, ringing in at $49.95.
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I'm very excited to be ringing in 215 somewhere warm and beautiful.
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Let's raise a glass to ringing in 2019 without breaking the bank.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda is ringing in 2018 with a New Year's throwback.
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He tells me the ringing in his ears gets lost to it.
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Beyoncé is ringing in her 38th birthday surrounded by what she loves.
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In Utah, ringing in 2160 may include one less call for alcohol.
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Some people experience sharp headaches or ringing in the ears when concussed.
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Jenny McCarthy won't be ringing in 723 from Times Square this year.
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Hit snooze on any moral or religious alarm bells ringing in your head.
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Giada De Laurentiis is ringing in her 49th birthday with a family vacation!
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Meghan McCain is ringing in her first New Year without dad John McCain.
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It's not exactly the ringing in that investors may have been hoping for.
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Tim McGraw had a reel-y good time ringing in the new year.
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Can it at least get rid of the incessant ringing in his ears?
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He complained of ringing in his ears and collapsed, foaming at the mouth.
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I remember how you used to hide it kept ringing in my head.
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We&aposre gonna start off with our cheapest eyeliner, ringing in at $7.99.
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While ringing in this anniversary, we creep ever closer to the 2018 elections.
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Getting things in order before ringing in the new year can be stressful.
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Many more Syrians will die, with words of sympathy ringing in their ears.
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Carson's picture of a rosy future is what's left ringing in our ears.
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Trailing this number are purchases of fake trees, ringing in at 23.6 million.
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Ringing out the old and ringing in the new usually involves bells, right?
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He heard ringing in his head and worried that football had damaged his brain.
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Josiah Duggar is ringing in his fiancée Lauren Swanson's birthday with lots of love.
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Just weeks shy of ringing in the new year — when many look to Jan.
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You don't have to hear Kate's screams to feel them ringing in your ears.
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But the couple recently rekindled their romance, even ringing in the New Year together.
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Mickey Mouse is ringing in the big 9-0 in a very sweet way.
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What could be better than ringing in the new year with some festive entertainment?
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Princess Anne is ringing in another year with well wishes from her royal family.
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The royal couple is ringing in the holiday season with their annual Christmas card.
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Parents: Ringing in the New Year could be way more expensive than you think.
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Hailey Bieber is ringing in that wifey life by riding her hubby, Justin, bareback.
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They're acoustically designed so older people like teachers can't hear them ringing in class.
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That's the question ringing in the ears of everyone who works in U.S. retail.
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Though no one was injured, an employee was treated for ringing in her ears.
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But, the prices can't be beat (we're talking most pieces ringing in under $40).
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The air is filled with the sound of bells ringing in the rising wind.
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They can cause hearing loss, ringing in the ears, loss of balance, and numbness.
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Speaking of pups, we're ringing in the Year of the Dog, which began Friday.
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The steel Tambours cost about $2,450, with the black version ringing in at $0003,900.
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Ringing in the New Year in Times Square is an experience like no other.
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You hear those words ringing in your head as things get worse and worse.
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One symptom of noise-induced hearing loss is tinnitus, or ringing in your ears.
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Lupita Nyong'o is ringing in her birthday with the help of her Black Panther costars.
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Looks like Deena Cortese might be ringing in the new year with a new baby!
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On Tuesday, the school notified authorities almost immediately after shots began ringing in the building.
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Nord saw Berganza again at a New Year's Eve party ringing in 2012 in Toronto.
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Tinnitus is the feeling of ringing in your ears when there's no external sound present.
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Plus, ringing in at $145, it's definitely one of both Duchesses' more budget-friendly bags.
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The price is also amazing, with its nine-pan palettes ringing in at only $21.
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Four other bystanders suffered minor injuries, like headaches and ringing in the ears, officials said.
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I slumped back into my chair, my classmates' taunting laughter still ringing in my ears.
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Sink The Pink is exciting and enthralling, cheers and screams constantly ringing in your ears.
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They were celebrating twice over though, 'cause Lala was also ringing in her 28th birthday.
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L'Oréal Paris is ringing in the new year with a new brand ambassador: Susan Sarandon!
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Robert Downey Jr. is ringing in his birthday with the help of his Avengers costars.
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But after a while, the buzzing was more annoying than the ringing in my ears.
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And she's currently ringing in Christmas at the White House in an era when Dictionary.
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It's sunrise in tequila country and I can hear church bells ringing in the distance.
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"The first game in '74, the phone was ringing in the fourth inning," Fingers said.
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Magic Johnson and his wife Cookie are ringing in their 60th birthdays with a bang!
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Fireworks are erupting across the Eastern Hemisphere as countries celebrate ringing in a new decade.
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I imagined a bell ringing in a ruined cathedral and raindrops falling into a pool.
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Jon Gosselin is ringing in the holiday season with his son Collin and his daughter Hannah.
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Prince Harry is already ringing in the holiday season — and he has a lot to celebrate!
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I also go to concerts sometimes and often end up with ringing in my ears afterward.
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And wouldn't you know it, the sneakers are super affordable, ringing in at just under $100.
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Mariah Carey's second attempt at ringing in the New Year is fraught with peril and ice.
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Tinnitus, or ringing in the ears, is a symptom common to various ear or other diseases.
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Choosing a destination, on the other hand, may be the hardest part about ringing in 2018.
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Ringing in at $112, the blouse just needs some jeans to become a million-dollar look.
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The victim, an employee of the facility, complained of ringing in the ear after the blast.
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Finally, no matter how you're ringing in the new year, don't miss our best Weekend Reads.
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Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi is ringing in her birthday with the help of her Jersey Shore family!
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Here is how television networks are ringing in the new year — a better one, let's hope.
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Despite ringing in at just three episodes long, A Very English Scandal is a remarkable achievement.
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Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger had some fun in the sun before ringing in the new year.
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The pair spent a romantic holiday getaway together, ringing in the new year in Palm Beach, Florida.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are ringing in their first Christmas as husband and wife at Sandringham!
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Spain's royal family is ringing in the holiday season with a sweet (and color-coordinated!) Christmas card.
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That ringing in your ears is an obvious sign of damage that you never want to experience.
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That lyric will be ringing in the ears of legislators when they return from their carnival break.
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Spears previously shared a picture of herself and Asghari at dinner ringing in the New Year together.
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No answer ever satisfied her, and she would leave her mother with "Why?" ringing in her ears.
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He also hears ringing in his ears and experiences dizziness, both side effects of the auditory damage.
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No doubt the sound they make is the sound of cash registers ringing in Disney merchandise stores.
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One person was treated and released at the scene after reporting ringing in her ears, officials said.
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Khloé Kardashian, 34, and her 7-month-old baby are ringing in the holiday season in style.
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Symptoms included headache, ringing in the ears, sleep disturbances, trouble thinking, memory problems, dizziness and balance problems.
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The diplomats and their families experienced pain, dizziness, vertigo and ringing in the ears from the sounds.
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But Mr. Trump's audience may have still had his campaign's anxious, operatic music ringing in their ears.
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How many million ballots were cast with the first proclamation of the director ringing in voters' ears?
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Mr. Kushner's phone started ringing in the early '90s, when word of the play began to spread.
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Innumerable alarm clocks are ringing in a new day, but I'm still waiting for mine to end.
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Aldi is ringing in 2020 with a wide variety of goodies hitting its shelves all month long.
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We can expect he'll be ringing in that big birthday with his girlfriend, Descendants star Dove Cameron.
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Before you know it, you'll be ringing in 2020 and making a list of New Year's resolutions.
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You leave with the album's parting questions ringing in your ears: "What do you do?" he asks.
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"Ringing in the New Year with friends and family," Kardashian West wrote on her website and app Friday.
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Nowadays, ringing in a new year has become closely associated with New Year's resolutions — often fitness-related ones.
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Nate Berkus is ringing in his 47th birthday in the best way possible: with an ice cream cake.
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Evan Spiegel is ringing in the last year of his 20s with his favorite gal by his side.
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Today, we watch the cattle head from one meadow to another, their bells ringing in a bovine symphony.
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That sent alarm bells ringing in Washington, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal last year.
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Instagram isn't ringing in the celebration with new creative tools, though you'll see some birthday-themed stickers today.
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The afternoon's programs, ringing in the Year of the Monkey, also include a Q. and A. with primatologists.
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Ringing in well under $100, we're relieved to see that one thing's stayed the same over the years.
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"Ringing in the New Year with friends and family," Kardashian West wrote on her website and app Friday.
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With each item ringing in at $20 or less, we can't afford not to cop them for ourselves.
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While many were ringing in 2016 with booze, some startups were busy landing their next round of financing.
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Other sizes are also on sale, with the King set ringing in at less than $60 as well.
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This can cause problems including pain, itching, discharge from the ear, ringing in the ear or hearing loss.
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Some victims reported they knew an attack was happening, feeling a vibration or loud ringing in their ears.
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OK, it's only Thanksgiving, but that also means we're only a few weeks out from ringing in 2020.
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Starbucks is ringing in the holiday season with a brand new drink — and a brand new syrup flavor.
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"Amanda is looking forward to ringing in the new year with her close friends this year," her lawyer revealed.
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Ménière's typically affects one ear, causing vertigo, a persistent ringing in the ear, and ultimately, permanent loss of hearing.
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Starting January 22, the collection will launch with 16 products, most ringing in under $30, and we can't wait.
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But what if you were to wake up in the morning and still have the ringing in your ears?
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Translation: dress in layers, and cover up exposed skin, or otherwise risk ringing in the new year with frostbite.
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Ringing in at just under $140, it's a relatively affordable button-up choice in the world of work wear.
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That's because the night sky is ringing in 2017 with the first meteor shower of the year, the Quadrantids.
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"Amanda is looking forward to ringing in the new year with her close friends this year," the lawyer added.
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Ringing in at $210, this is definitely an investment staple piece, but one Richie proves is worth every penny.
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Blair, 46, and Gellar, 41, also brought along their children as they were also ringing in several family birthdays.
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Wild Fable's collection will range in size from 0 to 26W, with each piece ringing in at under $40.
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I won't spoil it, but the final scene has been ringing in my head for the last 24 hours.
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The coat, however, was the focal point of the outfit — and also the most expensive, ringing in at $1,195.
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Nash, from Medford, Long Island, was taken to Bellevue Hospital for ringing in his ears, CBS New York reports.
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The line is available on August 16 with accessories ranging between $59-$78 and clothing ringing in around $198.
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Of course, As usual, Nyx's price point makes our credit cards happy with each shade ringing in at $8.
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Kristen Bell is ringing in her 39th birthday on Thursday, but her family finds her wise beyond her years.
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We're ringing in the upcoming weekend with a selection of deals that should put a smile on your face.
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With noise-related hearing loss, sounds can seem muffled or distant and people may hear ringing in their ears.
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Yearning to breathe free Phone are ringing in booths in Times Square, and they're spreading the stories of immigrants.
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Is that a dial-up modem ringing in your ears, or are you just looking at today's Google Doodle?
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Alarm bells should be ringing in the office of the chair of the Republican National Committee, Ronna Romney McDaniel.
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The New York Police Department remained vigilant and focused on protecting the gleeful crowds ringing in the New Year.
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Surrounded by a small group of girlfriends, the actress had a "great time" ringing in her 30th birthday poolside.
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Even if they're not really together there's nothing wrong with a ringing in the New Year with a bang.
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During the first few weeks after I was diagnosed, the constant ringing in my ears nearly drove me insane.
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He was drenched in sweat, and he had a ringing in his ears so loud he could barely hear.
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It's not how she imagined ringing in the moment she "became an adult," but she knows she's not alone.
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Somehow I manage to take a shower before passing out to the sound of drums ringing in my head.
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He sent concertgoers home with the sound of him urging "stand up for your rights" ringing in their ears.
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She brought the city to its ashy demise because of her obsession with ringing in her vision of justice.
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Legalization seems like it will continue chugging along — ringing in the biggest change to American drug policy in decades.
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"I still have ringing in my ears from the After premiere," Aron Levitz, the head of Wattpad Studios told Refinery29.
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The princess, who turned 21 on July 25, has been ringing in the milestone with a few parties this summer.
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Rather than ringing in birthdays, the "Touch My Body" crooner only celebrates amazing anniversaries — and this year was no different.
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An employee at the facility was treated for ringing in her ears but no one was injured in the bombing.
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Ringing in at $16 on Nordstrom's site now, these will definitely cost you more than a 6-pack of Sharpies.
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The Mayo Clinic lists symptoms of the condition as including headaches, worsening vision, tinnitus, ringing in the ears, and nausea.
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There's even a soft "Carol of the Bells" ringing in the background as she takes us through Randi's bump drainage.
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In 1922, Greek soldiers retreating from Anatolia ostensibly left the port city of Izmir with recitations ringing in their ears.
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It's been a winter of discontent for Wall Street, with the stock market ringing in the New Year by tanking.
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It has also become an annual event for them to beat the Phoenix Suns before ringing in the new year.
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Nina Agdal is ringing in her 25th birthday in style — with a little help from her famous boyfriend and friends.
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Were Kate's words ringing in his head when Heather tried to tempt him and he removed himself from the situation?
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Roy accomplished her goal, ringing in her 24th in Antarctica — her 229th country and seventh continent — using her own money.
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Ringing in under $35, there's really no reason not to give the shirt a try before it's totally wiped out.
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Google is ringing in the start of LGBTQ pride month with a rainbow tribute to Gilbert Baker in today's Doodle.
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Government personnel complained about symptoms including vertigo, ringing in the ears, pain, blurred vision, dizziness and memory and concentration problems.
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This year's Black Friday online sales broke a record, ringing in at $7.4 billion in transactions, according to Adobe Analytics.
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"With the 'Top Gun' slogan ringing in my head, I slowly reached for her breast," Booker wrote of that night.
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As the New Year approaches, many people will probably start to think of ringing in new changes to their lives.
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Hoda Kotb is ringing in the holiday season with not one, but two Christmas tree lightings of her very own!
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Two days after ringing in her 47th birthday, Paltrow celebrated another major occasion: her one-year wedding anniversary to Falchuk.
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"Amanda is looking forward to ringing in the new year with her close friends this year," her lawyer told Page Six.
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And with most of these products ringing in at less than $7, you should go ahead and grab a couple tubes.
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While the name Jester might not set bells ringing in the memories of PlayStation owners from back when, MUSIC just might.
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However, the price of Meghan's cashmere sweater does not come cheap, ringing in between $281 and $355 depending on the size.
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Ringing in at $200, the trampoline is the perfect way to get your kids outdoors and provide them with fun exercise.
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With the 920 and 950 ringing in at $699.993 and $799.99 respectively, these models give iRobot a run for its money.
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Google is back with another Olympics-themed Doodle today, this one ringing in the start of the 2018 Paralympics in PyeongChang.
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With the lyrics "Everything here is so cold, Everything here is so dark" ringing in our ears, Hjalti shakes his head.
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Then I sat up and there was a loud ringing in my ears while my body dissolved into weak, cold sweats.
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Ringing in at over $1 billion in ad spending, it will likely be the most expensive midterm election cycle in history.
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Finally, we made it to the Viseart Editorial Brights palette, our most expensive palette of the day, ringing in at $80.
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Tacking on party clothes and peak Uber pricing, ringing in the new year could break the bank if you're not careful.
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Plus, ringing in at $155, it's totally affordable — especially for such a high-quality leather bag that would normally cost $300.
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The latest detonated early Tuesday at a FedEx facility near San Antonio, above, leaving an employee with ringing in the ears.
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I want my poetry to interrogate myself and the audience so deeply you can feel it ringing in your gut afterward.
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HOUSTON — Authorities say a woman ringing in the new year was fatally shot by a stray bullet outside her Houston home.
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Less expensive tickets, ringing in at $28503 were available for young professionals, and $22020 were also available for "friend" level donations.
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And they find the high-tech intercom system frustrating, as it calls a person's cellphone rather than ringing in the apartment.
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That brings us to the last overlooked element of Jeopardy play: ringing in without being sure you had the correct answer.
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It looks especially mesmerising at dusk, with its reflection shimmering in the water, and the sound of hymns ringing in the air.
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For the holiday quarter, Wall Street expects Tiffany to report a 1.4 percent revenue increase, with sales ringing in at $1.23 billion.
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The pals were spotted hanging out together on Friday in Aspen, Colorado, a celebrity hot-spot for ringing in the new year.
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Adding in party clothes and peak Uber pricing, ringing in the new year can cost a lot more if you're not careful.
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On New Year's Day, James posted two sweet snaps of himself with Savannah and with their daughter ringing in the new year.
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These patients may also experience blurry vision, ringing in the ears, an inability to smell or a bad taste in the mouth.
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Recently, while ringing in the start of 2019, Madonna gave a speech about equal rights at New York City's famed Stonewall Inn.
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After ringing in the new year in Mexico, Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez returned to Los Angeles and headed to the gym.
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This year marks the 100th anniversary of the exchange, ringing in a renovation to a historical landmark property that, well, really sparkles.
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Picture it: Ringing in the 22nd century with no disease to speak of, and a life expectancy that stretches well past 100.
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Trump spoke to reporters Saturday while in Florida, where he has been celebrating the holidays and is ringing in the new year.
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And in our coco-nutty opinions, the idea of ringing in spring with a freshly cracked, whole, cool coconut sounds simply divine.
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"RINGING in the new year with my future wife!" he tweeted along with the selfie, in which Denny flashes her stunning ring.
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Oh, and their full-range sound blocks out your partner's rage-inducing snores and even helps reduce the ringing in your ears.
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If you're ringing in the new year from the comfort of your couch, there is plenty of programming to keep you entertained.
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The phone starts ringing in the kitchen: either her mother or the dentist's office or the Music Center looking for a donation.
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Teresa Giudice and her 203-year-old daughter Audriana are ringing in the holidays with some family time in New York City.
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The video shows Trump ringing in the new year on stage with Cinque at his Mar-a-Lago hotel in Palm Beach, Florida.
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Though most kits are an investment (ringing in at about $100), they come stocked with enough powder to cover 30 manicures per jar.
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After ringing in the new year together in Mexico, Bieber and Gomez headed to a private gym session in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
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With false lashes ringing in at up to $25 a pair, throwing a set away after a single use feels just plain wrong.
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Early January trading has been choppy and rough, and still unclear is whether 2016 is ringing in a correction or just more whiplash.
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On Instagram on Monday, the Star Wars actor shared that he and his wife Marilou Hamill are ringing in four decades of marriage.
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She tried a sound therapy that employs mild broadband noise but it made her worse and sparked tinnitus, or ringing in the ears.
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And why are we still carrying on the tradition of ringing in the fall harvest with friends and family nearly 400 years later?
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After ringing in the new year, "I said I didn't want any more debt, so I just paid it all off," she explains.
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With some heavily-touted facials in our city ringing in at over $1,000, this one is a fraction of the cost at $300.
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With every shoe from the collection ringing in under $150, she just gave us the best reason to refresh our spring shoe styles.
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A handful of affordable shopping destinations are selling their own versions, each ringing in at less than $50 — click through to start shopping.
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While I'm typing, I can hear my editor's voice ringing in my head: 'Bring the reader with you, show them inside your head.
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My head slammed into the headrest [when his car hit mine] and I've heard a constant ringing in my left ear ever since.
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Lunar New Year took place this past Saturday on January 28, ringing in the year of the Rooster as the event's title suggests.
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Katt Williams' ex-GF, Hazel-E, is ringing in the New Year with a new man -- starting fresh with football star Lucky Whitehead.
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Bush is ringing in his birthday in Kennebunkport, Maine, with several of his children, including former President George W. Bush, The Washington Post reports.
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Serena Williams is ringing in the new year quite literally: By flashing the engagement ring given to her over the holidays by Alexis Ohanian.
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Filmmaker Dawn Porter is ringing in 2016 with her third documentary, Trapped, which illuminates the struggles that abortion clinics face in the Deep South.
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He said nothing to waiting reporters as he was escorted to his car by police officers with shouts of "scumbag" ringing in his ear.
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The Big Little Lies actress recently revealed she's ringing in the milestone 50th birthday with her husband Keith Urban, her kids and close family.
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The mother of two from Nutley, N.J., was at her office in early October 2018 when she heard a phone ringing in her purse.
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So [last month's] reaction shows there are five-alarm bells ringing in D.C. from Google and Facebook that have galvanized the groups they support.
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The lawsuit claims that Goldscheider suffered from "acoustic shock," or the symptoms (like ringing in the ears) that happen after a sudden, loud noise.
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It did not stop ringing in (National Economic Council Director) Gary Cohn's office, in the office of (White House Chief of Staff Reince) Priebus.
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Popular brands like Blithe, Jullai, and Leegeeham will be marked down anywhere from 20% to 60%, with products ringing in as low as $1.40.
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While the rest of the world was off ringing in the New Year, Star Wars: The Last Jedi was busy crossing an important landmark.
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Ashley Graham is also to ringing in her 30th birthday with her girlfriends in Turks and Caicos, according to a video interview with Vogue.
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Some of the patients' symptoms are not typically seen in a concussion, such as pain and ringing in only one ear, the study noted.
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The actress' new work of art comes days after ringing in the last year of her 20s, which, admittedly, she's got some qualms about.
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Nights on the town will be legendary, whether you're flirting with a string of admirers or ringing in spring with your amour du jour.
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Since he was 18 or 19, he's had a constant ringing in his ears and has trouble hearing people when they aren't facing him.
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Naturally, she paired it with fuschia eyeshadow and a shiny purple-mauve lip, ringing in ultraviolet purple hair as the shade of fall 2019.
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For the international billionaires and most elite celebrities, ringing in the New Year is best celebrated on the swanky Caribbean island of St. Barts.
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The message that a sudden drop in hearing or new ringing in your ears is also an emergency needs to get out, he added.
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Studio 338 will be ringing in the summertime with a series of limited capacity daytime parties in the garden, which will be announced this Friday.
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For Berto, it's the only way to get revenge for the cruel laughter still ringing in his ears and the mess covering his best shoes.
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Sean "Diddy" Combs and his twin girls are ringing in their first Christmas since the girls' mother Kim Porter died at age 47 in November.
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Marino decided to draw a dhol player and dancers cheerfully ringing in the festival (the dhol is type of drum played using two wooden sticks).
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It's a phrase that's still ringing in my ears, as a shockingly obtuse rejection of civilized society and how real change happens in the world.
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Like most other items of clothing, this cheap-o $20-or-less tee has been fashion-ified — with some versions ringing in at over $100.
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Alec Baldwin is now just one year shy of the big 6-0 – and he's ringing in the occasion with his brood by his side.
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Doctors have noted that some of the patients' symptoms are not typically seen in a concussion, such as pain and ringing in only one ear.
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Transgender Americans had thought they'd be ringing in the new year with an assured entitlement to healthcare under a new anti-discrimination provision of Obamacare.
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Others awoke with ringing in their ears or reached for their alarms, later to learn the sound stopped when they were away from their beds.
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Clay becomes Haynes' primary attraction, ringing in busloads of sick white people (and one random Asian guy) to pull a lever re-enacting Leigh's electrocution.
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Matt Barnes is ringing in the New Year in a very special way ... BY DESTROYING THOSE WHO CROSSED HIM IN 2015 ... Rihanna, and Derek Fisher.
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Demi Lovato looked almost angelic while ringing in the New Year, clearly sticking to her new battle cry -- to never take another day for granted.
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Deal making rebounded strongly in the first half of the year, thanks mainly to a slew of transactions ringing in above the $10 billion mark.
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He was killed in the final week of the war — his parents received the news as the church bells were ringing, in celebration of armistice.
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The move is sending alarm bells ringing in NGOs and authorities in an array of European countries, who worry that might put lives at risk.
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We learn that Baby was in a car accident as a kid, and to cope, he uses music to drown out the ringing in his ears.
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Update: April 20173, 2017: Apple may be ringing in the tenth anniversary of the iPhone with not one, not two, but three new iPhones this fall.
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How I ultimately envisioned ringing in my birthday included a pool, maybe sipping bottomless mimosas with my only worry being if I had enough sunscreen on.
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And Golden State of Mind will set you back $26, ringing in about $10 higher than the brand's other 12-pan eyeshadow palettes on the market.
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In July of 2017, as Raffi Krikorian settled into his new office at the Democratic National Committee, Hillary Clinton's words were still ringing in his ears.
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Despite the judge's order, Rocco has yet to return to the States after spending Christmas and ringing in the new year with his father in England.
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Whether you're ringing in the New Year with Dom Perignon or Cran-Beer-Ritas, all that matters is that you have a good time doing it.
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Today, my father's voice, still ringing in my ears, inspires me to advocate for access to education on behalf of all those who are left behind.
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Help me, Almost HeartbrokenDear Almost Heartbroken,There are two famous quotes ringing in my head right now and I'm not sure which one you need more.
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Ringing in at an affordable $54.95 to $119.95, the Otis assortment features slouchy-chic dresses, uber-cool suiting, laser-cut faux leather, and elegantly draped accents.
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An opera star, no less than a sumo wrestler or an N.B.A. center, is a physical freak—a human bell, ringing in every hollow and bone.
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At least 257 percent of those returning from Iraq and Afghanistan—some 600,000 vets—suffer permanent hearing loss or tinnitus, a chronic ringing in the ears.
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The singer was due to perform in Las Vegas, ringing in the new year with fans, but she is no longer slated to perform or appear.
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On New Year's Eve 1966, the newly established Black Cat Tavern on Los Angeles' Sunset Boulevard was filled with LGBTQ people ringing in the new year.
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DETROIT – The New Year's Eve celebration ringing in 2017 was a particularly decadent one for at least one top leader of the United Auto Workers union.
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And now, she's ringing in another monumental milestone in life — the 10th anniversary of her LC Lauren Conrad for Kohl's line and its celebratory holiday collection.
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I recently opened my American history textbook, "Out of Many: A History of the American People," and I could hear this article ringing in my ears.
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She walked with a limp and struggled with headaches, short-term memory lapses, ringing in her ears, and numbness on the left side of her body.
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Adobe is ringing in Black Friday early with deals on all of its Creative Cloud apps for desktop and mobile, regardless of the platform you use.
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The symptoms of labyrinthitis should sound familiar: vertigo, hearing loss, bad balance, nausea, and ringing in the ears — all symptoms the diplomats are said to have experienced.
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Revellers ringing in the New Year in the UK were treated to a performance of Ed singing his heart out to "Layla" on Jools Holland's Annual Hootenanny.
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Theroux and Aniston, who wed in August 2015, are back to business after ringing in the new year in Telluride, Colorado, with Jason Bateman and his family.
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De Maria writes about his telephone, stating that he sometimes calls it late at night, liking the idea of the phone "ringing in the palace at 4am".
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Elton John celebrated his 70th birthday over the weekend, ringing in the big day with a fabulous Los Angeles gala on Saturday – and some top-notch headliners.
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A winter storm is ensuring parts of the Northeast will be ringing in 2017 with a rash of bad weather and possible travel woes and power outages.
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Tinnitus. Unless you want to experience ringing in your ears after being exposed to epic levels of noise, you should highly consider sporting earplugs, like the EarDials.
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Belt and Road Forum, Beijing (CNN)China's leaders are ringing in what they hope is a new world order at a major international conference in Beijing Sunday.
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" The city official said all three of the injured bystanders transported themselves to area hospitals "with ringing in the ears and headaches," describing the injuries as "minor.
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Landing a job as a business analyst was the third most lucrative job for entry level candidates, with the median salary ringing in at £32,142 a year.
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Asked where he'll be ringing in 2017 — and whether he'll take their call — the real estate mogul predicted he'd be happy at the end of election season.
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More severe side effects can include an erection lasting more than four hours, chest pain, shortness of breath, vision loss, dizziness, fainting and ringing in the ears.
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For busy DJs who are constantly touring and playing festivals around the world, many don't notice the ringing in their ears getting worse until it's too late.
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Some victims awoke with ringing in their ears and fumbled for their alarm clocks, only to discover the ringing stopped when they moved away from their beds.
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After ringing in her 21st birthday in style over the weekend, the model posted a photo with her boyfriend Scott Disick from the celebrations on Instagram Sunday.
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McCarthy recently announced that she will not co-hosting New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest this year—and will be ringing in 2020 in St. Charles.
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Constant, repeated exposure to loud noises can lead to noncancerous acoustic neuroma tumors that cause hearing loss, as well as constant ringing in the ears called tinnitus.
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You'll recall Usher made waves by ringing in the New Year with a brand-new hairdo ... a retro pompadour hairstyle to complement his rat pack-themed outfit.
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Ringing in at $150, they're not cheap, per se, but totally worth every penny if you plan to live in them all summer long like Kate has been.
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The alert warned about "unusual, unexplained physical symptoms or events, auditory or sensory phenomena," including headaches, fatigue, dizziness, hearing or vision problems, or a ringing in the ears.
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The sound of Alan Vega's voice was still ringing in my ears, and I was having one of the last conversations I would ever have with my mother.
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Galette des Rois (Thursday) The French Institute Alliance Française is ringing in the new year with a traditional galette des rois, known in English as a king's cake.
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Central bankers and finance ministers head to the IMF's annual spring meetings in Washington on Thursday with the Fund's latest warning over global growth ringing in their ears.
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Kourtney Kardashian's ringing in her 39th birthday at a fancy Malibu restaurant, but she coulda gone to Chuck E. Cheese ... because she celebrated with all of her kids.
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Ringing in at $423, the bedding set is a bit more of an investment, but Brooklinen sleepers say it's worth every penny — especially if you're a hot sleeper.
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Recreational marijuana accounted for about two-thirds of 2016's haul, ringing in at $875 million in sales, compared with medical marijuana's $438 million, according to the Cannabist.
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And with all options in the U.S.-size-14-to-20 collection ringing in at less than $120, chances are spring is looking a whole lot more stylish.
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The explosion at the FedEx site in Schertz, which caused a worker to complain of ringing in the ear, signaled yet another shift in tactics for the bomber.
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But even after Fox News called Wisconsin for Trump, a major upset that essentially sealed Clinton's fate, the guests gathered here did not begin ringing in their victory.
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With President Trump's comments on white supremacists and other right-wing extremists ringing in the ears of America's chief executives, that high bar appears to have been passed.
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If that ringing in your ears sounds like a beat, or if you'd throw down to the Taylor Swift remix cut with clips of goats yelling, then welcome.
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" In addition to the basic five works, ranging from "XS" to "XL," he choreographed spinoffs, including "Antigone (Jr.)" and "Judson Church Is Ringing in Harlem (Made-to-Measure).
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Triangl: Ringing in at $270 for a set, the colorful, sporty bikinis made by this Australian label feature fun details like embroidered patches, crocheted edges, and color blocking.
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Hours after quietly ringing in her 36th birthday, a glowing Kate Middleton was back to her royal duties on Wednesday, promoting mental health awareness at a West London school.
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The teen is ringing in her 17th birthday on Friday in Los Angeles, just one day after arriving stateside at the same time her mom is in the city.
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The talks have set political alarm bells ringing in Britain and Germany, where there are fears that a sale to the French company could lead to heavy job losses.
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Panthers defenseman Mike Matheson cleared the puck, and Brouwer chased it down, faking a slapshot with his first touch and then ringing in a wrister off the left post.
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It's a car chase drama with a musical kick; Baby has permanent hearing damage, and so he listens to music constantly to drown out a ringing in his ears.
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Tinnitus, a chronic ringing in the ears, can be a torturous condition for many people, so it's not surprising that they'll try just about anything that might provide relief.
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The Times Square ball drop may have gotten all the fanfare for ringing in 2018, but there's another, more natural sight set to light up the sky this week.
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Or maybe you're looking forward to ringing in 2019 with some much needed R&R, kicking back in front of the couch with a box of Chinese take-out.
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While one source hints the musicians have hired a wedding planner, multiple insiders close to the couple say it's unlikely wedding bells will be ringing in the immediate future.
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The high-low retailer has a rather outrageous number of holiday gift sets at every price point — with some of the best ones ringing in at just under $10.
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The end of the year is a few days away, and retailers are ringing in 2018 by offering discounts on some of the essentials for your New Year's party.
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The 70-item collection features an array of beauty products, including face lotions and body washes, that range from $0.59 to $11.99 — with most ringing in at just $2.
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After ringing in the new year with a romantic trip to Aspen, Colorado, the couple was spotted leaving Toscana after a dinner date in Los Angeles on Wednesday night.
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If you thought you caught up with all the celebs ringing in the new year with an engagement, we have one more (insanely adorable) proposal to share with you.
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Amazon also won't ever ask for your social security number or anything incredibly sensitive like that, so alarm bells should start ringing in your brain if that ever happens.
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Still, there's something particularly maddening about hearing the self-pitying cries of powerful men ringing in your ears when considering the very pathetic circumstances of a real witchcraft trial.
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With yet more praise ringing in Jenkins's ears, I recently caught up with him in London, where the film was receiving its European premiere at the London Film Festival.
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Steve Aoki will lead Dim Mak's own 34743th anniversary stage, ringing in the festivities with new tunes alongside friends and collaborators, including SBCR of Bloody Beetroots and Etc Etc.
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Ringing in at just over one hour and 22 minutes, the president's speech provoked some rare moments of comity and celebration among Republicans and Democrats in the House chamber.
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In celebration of Chinese New Year 2018 and ringing in Year of the Dog, pets also receive a custom-made dog collar with the brand logo all year long.
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For the developers, the objectivity of the algorithm and the decentralized nature of the organization constitute nothing less than the ringing-in of a new epoch of economic systems.
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With the dare I had given myself still ringing in my head, I did not want to fail at my own attempt at med-free mental stability as well.
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As Kimmy Gibbler might say, you can't go home again, because if you do, you might become trapped, haunted by hollow laughter from unseen phantoms ringing in your ears.
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It's an alarm clock ringing in the midst of a historical nightmare, and also a symphony, the rare piece of political popular art that works in all three dimensions.
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The ringing in his head is a hum now, a low choir, the flick of water on the boat constant, random, like the sound of work in the distance.
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Speaking with host Andy Cohen on his SiriusXM's Radio Andy Friday, the 22-year-old star revealed that she plans on ringing in 2020 with Mendes, 21, in Toronto.
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Bush -- wearing a bulletproof vest underneath a New York City Fire Department pullover -- strode to the mound with the words of legendary Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter ringing in his ears.
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One night in Larry Guterman's freshman year, he was at a loud party in a gym — and ended up with what he says was "ferocious" ringing in his ears afterward.
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It's not the usual way that Hollywood's A-listers spend their birthdays (McConaughey was ringing in 48 years), but there's no denying that the citizens of Lawrenceburg appreciated his generosity.
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The market turmoil sent alarm bells ringing in Rome and Brussels, which both want to avert the possibility of a failing Italian economy that could weigh down the euro zone.
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When Schwartzman broke in the third game of the second set, the alarm bells were ringing in the Nadal camp and although he quickly leveled he was immediately broken again.
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The HGTV stars—along with 20 of their closest friends and family members— spent six days at the Breathless Cabo San Lucas Resort & Spa ringing in the big 4-1.
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Mariah Carey will get another chance at ringing in the New Year the right way, because ABC is bringing her back after the disastrous New Year's Eve performance in 2016.
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After the SAG Awards red carpet, I couldn't feel my feet, my makeup had completely sweated off, and two days later, I still had a faint ringing in my ears.
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I went with the more polished one because it felt more versatile, and because I thought that might answer the bell that had been ringing in my head for months.
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In new legal docs obtained by TMZ ... lawyers say Chapo suffers from headaches, ringing in his ears and throat pain ... claiming none of it has been looked at by doctors.
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When he held to love to lead 5-4 he scented victory and the alarm bells were ringing in the Murray camp when he trailed 15-30 in the next game.
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On Tuesday, Hollywood's sweetest families took to social media to show off their pint-sized patriotic tots and give a glimpse into how they were ringing in the Fourth of July.
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The Jersey Shore star reported to the Otisville Federal Correctional Institution in Otisville, New York, on Tuesday after ringing in the new year with his family and new wife Lauren Pesce.
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Ahead, check out the skin-care products our editors are loving — including the ones that snagged honors in our 2018 Beauty Innovator Awards — all ringing in at under $30 a pop.
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Ahead, click through for 15 of our top picks ringing in at $10 and under that are available right now — because who feels like waiting for Black Friday to roll around?
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If you've got the 2017 blues, we've got some exciting news: Lupita Nyong'o, actress and beauty inspiration for all, is officially ringing in the New Year on the cover of Vogue.
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" Hillary Clinton was just a minute behind, sharing this image of her and ex-President Bill Clinton ringing in 2009 in New York City, and wishing followers a "Happy New Year!
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The musicality of this movie is baked right into its premise: Ansel Elgort plays a talented getaway driver who blasts music all day to drown out the ringing in his ears.
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The first drop of dresses in The Wedding Shop are ringing in under $300, so you're definitely going to want to visit H&M's website to shop the entire collection, stat!
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The organization, which connects young immigrants with mentors, attended the bell ringing in celebration of its 24th anniversary and its expansion into the New York City boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens.
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More from Tonic: Symptoms to monitor include headache, dizziness, confusion, fatigue, nausea, slurred speech, ringing in the ears, temporary loss of consciousness, and amnesia about events leading up to the injury.
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These discontented people have little in common with criminals in the Delta, but alarm bells started ringing in January when a ship was hijacked by militants who demanded Mr Kanu's release.
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In a decision on Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Robert Sweet in Manhattan said people who claimed to suffer hearing loss, migraines, ringing in the ears and other injuries at a Dec.
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The beloved retailer is ringing in its 20th birthday with the most epic sale, offering up thousands of crazy-good markdowns on some of its best-selling and most-loved styles.
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Just days before ringing in the New Year, the love birds headed to the Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego, California, to spread some much-needed cheer to the sick patients.
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He has major screen presence, magnetically moving across the screen as Baby, a getaway driver with tinnitus who drowns out the ringing in his ears with an impressive arsenal of tunes.
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As we told you ... Kylie was bouncing around Saturday night ringing in the big 2-1 for Sofia, who got treated to cake, cars and a private jet to the strip.
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And it's a major part of the movie because the title character uses these tunes to drown out his tinnitus, a chronic ringing in the ears when no sound is present.
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If Trump ever does end up ordering another strike on Iran, it's a safe bet that those words will be ringing in his head when he pushes the big red button.
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After a busy morning ringing in St. Patrick's Day with the Irish Guards (and sipping Guinness!) in London, Prince William and Princess Kate have arrived in Paris for their two-day tour.
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According to news reports, Canadian diplomats and their families, including children, also began reporting such ailments that month — including headaches, nosebleeds, dizziness, and ringing in the ears — from similar sound-linked incidents.
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To drown out the constant ringing in his ears, he now listens to music nonstop, which turns every second of his life into a tap-along, dance-and-sway, magical movie moment.
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Today, Ryan has written an impressionistic reflection on the ways that Suicide's music has intertwined with his life's best and worst moments—and why Vega's screams are still ringing in his ears.
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But none of the justices seemed comfortable sending Mr Buck to his death based on the racially tainted testimony that was ringing in the jurors' ears as they entered the jury room.
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After ringing in the new year in Mexico with Selena Gomez, the pair returned to Los Angeles and were spotted leaving West Hollywood's Hot Pilates studio on Wednesday after a sweaty workout.
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Lea Michele continued her weekend of fun in New York City with longtime pal and Glee costar Jonathan Groff on Saturday, ringing in the Looking star's 31st birthday with brunch and theatre.
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Three other people suffered minor injuries "that are consistent with being in the area of the explosion — that is, ringing in the ears and headaches," New York Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro said.
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With Rodrigo Duterte's April rape joke still ringing in voters' ears, a rep for the Philippines presidential hopeful has cheerfully dismissed his recent threat to burn Singapore's flag as a joke, too.
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While most of us were spending our Monday mornings shoveling the remnants of Storm Jonas off our driveways, Kitty Spencer was ringing in the new week in a decidedly more glamorous fashion.
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Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher are making the most of their summer trip abroad, ringing in the actress' 34th birthday with a fun family outing to a restaurant in Hungary's capital city.
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I could not find the strength to say out loud the words that were ringing in my head over and over again as she tried to tell me what she had endured.
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Ringing in at just $160, it's definitely more affordable than Meghan's designer piece — and a steal in the outerwear world, considering a LBC is a style that will continue to transcend time.
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Ringing in your ears or muffled hearing are common after-effects, but they typically disappear in a few hours to a couple days and you forget about them until the next concert.
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But in Hamtramck, Michigan, where the skies are as gray as the city feels, we're ringing in Lent as it's done in spots like Krakow, Warsaw, and Bialystok—with paczkis and beer.
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With tingling hands and feet and a ringing in my ears, I laid down while he got me some water and a bowl of pretzels (the big ones that don't mess around).
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International soccer superstar Franck Ribery is ringing in the new year in style ... by rockin' a sick, new Rolex from his wife ... and it's got a price tag of a whoppin' $120k!!
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The Call of Duty League kicked off Friday afternoon, ringing in a weekend that will feature 12 city-based teams going head-to-head in professional play at the Armory in Minneapolis.
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And in April, Canada pulled all nonessential staff and diplomats' family members after testing concluded that their diplomats also suffered from mystery symptoms including dizziness, ringing in the ears and memory loss.
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So you can know who to look out for during this Sunday's celebration, here's a list of the some of the lucky celebrity dads who are ringing in their first ever Father's Day.
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The movie stars Ansel Elgort as Baby, a getaway driver plagued by tinnitus who needs a steady string of music playing on his iPod to drown out the perpetual ringing in his ears.
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In terms of human health, a Brazilian study showed that cell phone use could lead to tinnitus (ringing in the ears) and multiple studies have shown increased instances of anxiety, depression, and ADHD.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The phones at U.S. sexual assault hotlines have been ringing in record numbers as the #MeToo social movement spurs victims to reach out for help, sending organizations scrambling to keep up.
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The film, which was shot in the U.S. city of Atlanta, features elaborate car chases, choreographed to the music that Baby listens to in order to drown out the ringing in his ears.
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Diplomats to Cuba in particular experienced a variety of symptoms, including sharp ear pain, headaches, ringing in one ear, vertigo, disorientation, attention issues and signs consistent with mild traumatic brain injury or concussion.
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Yandle cut Florida's deficit to 3-2 with 10:47 left in the third when his knuckling shot from above the left circle fluttered past Halak's glove, ringing in off the right post.
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Just as we finish ringing in the new year and enjoying our last sip of celebratory champagne, all of us tech reporters have to pack our bags and head straight to Las Vegas.
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Driving home through those empty LA roads at 2 AM, having seen whatever weird shit you saw that night, with the hum of laughter still ringing in your ears was a near-religious experience.
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But it sounds a little too hollow, even though the ambient sounds are directional and you can hear, say, someone talking to you from the left or a doorbell ringing in from behind you.
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The rock legends have stood the test of time, ringing in five number-one singles, four number one albums, and 14 Top 40 hits, eventually being declared one of Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Artists.
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Shake off the cold at Artists & Fleas, which is ringing in the last days of its "Not So Secret Sale" with a Last Chance Sip and Shop event Thursday from 22 to 2695 p.m.
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Hours before ringing in the new year, a 14-year-old pooch named Oscar got off his leash and thought it would be a smashing idea to step out onto Michigan's frozen Lake Orion.
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Alarm bells started ringing in October, when doctors in Pernambuco, one of Brazil's north-eastern states, saw a huge increase in babies born with microcephaly: an abnormally small head, often with consequent brain damage.
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The alarm bells really started ringing in 2015, when astronomers published observations of the same phenomenon a third time around Centaurus A, an elliptical galaxy about 10 million light years from the Milky Way.
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The US citizens -- 24 in total -- suffered a variety of symptoms including sharp ear pain, headaches, ringing in one ear, vertigo, disorientation, attention issues and signs consistent with mild traumatic brain injury or concussion.
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In March, five people filed a lawsuit against the New York Police Department alleging they experienced nausea, headaches, and persistent ringing in their ears after police aimed an LRAD at protesters in December 2014.
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And the loud "boos" ringing in several NFL stadiums across the country this weekend lead me to believe it was one he read accurately -- that many actual football fans lean toward the President's feelings.
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Gradually I've noticed that I've been turning up the monitors over the course of a long night, and the ringing in my ears was taking longer and longer to fade away after each gig.
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You might not be ringing in their birthdays jumping into a ball pit or champagne-fueled dinner this year (as this meme beautifully illustrates), but Aries season, COVID-19 be damned, kicks off today.
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After that game, with family headed to a hotel and his wife's encouraging words ringing in his head, Shuster, 35, found a grassy spot outside the venue, sat down and came to a realization.
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Ringing in the ears of Ahmad Khan Rahami as he placed his bombs were the words of al Qaeda recruiter Anwar al-Awlaki, who was taken out by a U.S. drone strike in 2011.
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I dove into the earscapes online ahead of my visit, and noticed this is where Studs really makes its mark as a one-stop-shop with high-quality elements usually ringing in under $25.
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According to the complaint, the plaintiffs suffered injuries including migraines, nausea, and persistent ringing in the ears after NYPD officers subjected them at close range to the "piercing" sound of an LRAD model 100X.
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Comedy Central is ringing in the new season with an hour-long special on September 21, in which Nathan reunites with a few classic characters, PI Brian Wolfe and the ghost realtor among them.
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After ringing in the new year during NBC's New Year's Eve, Teigen leaned in to give co-host Jones a hug and kiss, but their embrace became more of a major malfunction than a hug.
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The president's moves sent alarm bells ringing in immigrant activist circles, where questions had continued to swirl about whether Trump would truly implement many of the hard-line immigration policies he articulated during his campaign.
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The sudden demise of the Cruz campaign, leaving Trump as the presumptive nominee, happened so quickly it hit many in the party like a flash grenade with their proverbial ears still ringing, in the aftermath.
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It was a public reflection on feeling like the master of a private fantastic dominion, an addendum to the outcast's refrain "You don't know how it feels / To be meeee" still ringing in the ears.
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Khloé Kardashian's 11-month-old baby girl is too cool in an adorable snapshot her famous mom posted to Instagram Friday morning, ringing in the weekend by showing off True's sweet outfit and custom accessory.
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Al Mansoori also weighed in on the alarm bells ringing in Dubai's property market, where prices have fallen by at least a quarter since 2014 amid a heavy pipeline of new supply and weak demand.
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In an interview with The New York Times this year, Ms. Witherspoon said it was not until September's Emmys ceremony — during which "Big Little Lies" won multiple awards — that her phone started ringing in earnest.
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They didn't know what to do with themselves, and as the years passed, our dumb tradition-loving faces that grew accustomed to ringing in the new year with numerical glasses on looked worse and worse.
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"I just want them to be sure, because it's a pretty serious charge, and I want them to be sure," Trump told pool reporters Saturday in Florida, where he is ringing in the new year.
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In late 2016, multiple US Embassy personnel in Cuba began reporting symptoms including sharp ear pain, headaches, ringing in one ear, vertigo, disorientation, attention issues and signs consistent with mild traumatic brain injury or concussion.
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She would often wake in the middle of the night or early morning of the hours with extreme sensitivity to light and noise, and sometimes ringing in the ears bad enough to disrupt her sleep patterns.
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Ariana Grande made her 2016 Jingle Ball tour debut boasting songs from her latest album, Dangerous Woman, while ringing in the holiday season as she sang a mixture of songs from her EP Christmas and Chill.
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During an interview with BBC Radio 2's Steve Wright on Tuesday, the 72-year-old guitar great admitted that he's struggling with tinnitus, a ringing in the ear commonly caused by noise-induced hearing loss.
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Los Angeles (CNN)CBS and Fox are ringing in the year with more ho-hum than ho-ho-ho, introducing a pair of series, "Ransom" and "The Mick," that feel like tired retreads of programs past.
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Alarm bells from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are still ringing in investors' ears, after the Fund cut global growth forecasts, warning in particular that failure to resolve trade tensions could further destabilise the world economy.
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Swanson and his colleagues examined the patients and found a variety of symptoms including sharp ear pain, headaches, ringing in one ear, vertigo, disorientation, attention issues and signs consistent with mild traumatic brain injury or concussion.
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Beginning in 2016 and throughout last year, several diplomats and their family members stationed in Havana reported hearing bizarre noises and experiencing a range of symptoms, such as dizziness, ear pain, and ringing in the ears.
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In Istanbul, where a video on social media before the shooting showed well-dressed partyers at Reina ringing in the new year with sparklers, Champagne and confetti, the gaiety lasted just a little over an hour.
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Soon after their meeting, with the conversation still ringing in her mind, she began work on "The Husband Stitch," perhaps the most clear-cut expression of her perspective on "benevolent sexism," as she sometimes refers to it.
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The Wall Street Journal reported drug companies are ringing in 43 by raising the price of hundreds of drugs, with Allergan (AGN) setting the pace with increases of nearly 10 percent on more than two dozen products.
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Action Bronson and the gang are ringing in the high holiday by getting extremely stoned and eating their way across New York—a mission that wouldn't be complete without a trip to Nathan's Famous in Coney Island.
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Perhaps in an attempt to drum up enthusiasm after last year's Prime Day upset, Amazon is ringing in the "holiday" with plenty of discounts – called Prime Day Countdown Deals – in the days leading up to July 12.
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Ulta Beauty is teeming with new arrivals to kick off sweater season right — and, with many of the products ahead ringing in under $20, you can have your Milky Pens and your all-natural facial cleanser, too.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Defeated Grigor Dimitrov walked off Rod Laver Arena with applause ringing in his ears and his head held high after a performance of skill and resilience fell agonizingly short of toppling Rafa Nadal on Friday.
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"I could not find the strength to say out loud the words that were ringing in my head over and over again as she tried to tell me what she had endured," Burke wrote on her website.
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Adverse events from the medication may include nausea, vomiting, upper abdominal pain, diarrhea, gastrointestinal pain, ringing in the ears and headache, although no adverse events related to the recalled ibuprofen have been reported, according to Tris Pharma.
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It has sent alarm bells ringing in Helsinki, Finland's capital far to the south, and in Brussels, where European Union leaders, at recent crisis meetings on migration, discussed the strange and ever-shifting Arctic route through Russia.
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GUANGZHOU, China — For nearly seven years, Li Wei rose before dawn for his 10-hour shift at the steel plant, returning home each night soaked in sweat, the clank of heavy machinery still ringing in his ears.
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When your small hand with its long acrylic nails emerges out of that dark crevasse of cotton, you will resemble the clapper of the restaurant's eponymous Bell, ringing in a new day for fashion and for food.
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Soon afterward, six of those who were nearby at the time and said they had developed migraines, sinus pain, dizziness, facial pressure and ringing in their ears filed a lawsuit challenging the police's use of the device.
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Whether you'll be ringing in February 14 with a longtime (or new!) partner or living the single life, these sex toy sales will deliver on satisfying your ~needs~ long after heart-shaped candy hits the clearance bin.
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The 2016 edition is just as expensive as past iterations, ringing in at a cool $3 million; and the honor of strutting it down the glitter runway this year will go to VS Fashion Show veteran Jasmine Tookes.
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Just like you in that gold sequin dress, faux fur coat, and blinged out jewelry you're planning to wear to that New Year's Eve party, Starbucks is ringing in 2019 in style by bringing back three snazzy drinks.
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Whether that means Justice Kennedy is ready to vote for limits to partisan gerrymandering remains to be seen, but if his retirement next summer is more than a rumour, Mr Smith's plea may be ringing in his ears.
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US officials have detailed how personnel came in Cuba to experience a variety of symptoms including sharp ear pain, headaches, ringing in one ear, vertigo, disorientation, attention issues and signs consistent with mild traumatic brain injury or concussion.
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US officials have detailed how personnel in Cuba came to experience a variety of symptoms including sharp ear pain, headaches, ringing in one ear, vertigo, disorientation, attention issues and signs consistent with mild traumatic brain injury or concussion.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Today, the first day of the Lunar New Year, Chinese communities all over the world are bidding farewell to the Year of the Dog and ringing in the Year of the Pig.
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He has been ringing in the new year at Mar-a-Lago for more than a decade, surrounded by his private club members in the glittering halls of the renovated home of the cereal heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post.
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Except, as referee Craig Wrolstad soon clarified — echoing a loud voice that must have been ringing in his head — there could be no penalty because the defender had been blocked within one yard of the line of scrimmage.
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One day after ringing in his 22007th birthday with family and friends, the music mogul posted a video on Instagram Sunday in tribute to Porter, who died of lobar pneumonia in her Toluca Lake, California, home on Nov.
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On Christmas morning in 1947, 1958, 1972, George will wake up, with less and less of that memory ringing in his brain, and might be tempted to despair again, to throw away his life or what he holds dear.
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According to Airbnb, people are royally obsessed with the idea of ringing in the new year in a drafty stone building that may have once housed nobles — and the vacation home-booking site is more than happy to oblige.
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According to the Associated Press, U.S. and Canadian diplomats have suffered hearing loss, ringing in the ears, concussion, nosebleeds, and more after hearing what they often describe as targeted bursts of sound in their homes and at one hotel.
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Baby is always wearing shades and listening to music on some 2000s device, from an iPod nano to a huge white OG iPod, because he has a constant ringing in his ears from a car accident in his youth.
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The singer-actress-designer debuted Drop I of her clothing line last year to much applause: It wasn't just size-inclusive and really stylish, but it was really affordable, too, with the most expensive garment ringing in at $158.
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At a congressional hearing in January, US officials detailed how personnel experienced a variety of symptoms including sharp ear pain, headaches, ringing in one ear, vertigo, disorientation, attention issues and signs consistent with mild traumatic brain injury or concussion.
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At the beginning of the crisis, C.I.A. and State Department doctors thought that the victims' symptoms—pain and ringing in the ears, dizziness, and cognitive problems—suggested damage to parts of the inner ear that control hearing and balance.
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Though it may seem like just yesterday we were ringing in the new year, the end of 2349.97 is looming, which means Black Friday is right around the corner and it's time to start making your holiday shopping lists.
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Someone with a concussion might lose consciousness, have a headache, feel dizzy or disoriented, be unable to follow a moving finger with his or her eyes, and hear ringing in the ears after a resounding hit to the head.
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Someone with a concussion might lose consciousness, have a headache, feel dizzy or disoriented, be unable to follow a moving finger with his or her eyes, and hear ringing in the ears after a resounding hit to the head.
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With the threats of "you'll never sleep again" ringing in my ears, I decided to build a whole lotta downtime into our weekend – packing stacks of magazines and vowing to turn my phone off (when I wasn't photographing the view).
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But if you're Will Smith—destroyer of aliens, apocalypse survivor, certified Bad Boy—ringing in the big 5-0 apparently means strapping yourself to a bungee cord from a helicopter, and hurling your middle-aged body into the Grand Canyon.
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The model is ringing in 2019 with some sexy black lingerie and a bottle of bubbly, giving us a shower routine for the ages during this shoot with Chris Applebaum ... trust us, you're gonna wish Hallie was your New Year's kiss!
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After celebrating the holidays as a couple and ringing in the actor's 40th birthday together last month, fans were surprised when the couple — who dated for more than a year— suddenly announced earlier this week they were taking time apart.
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The film made me question what we are doing for these women, and how we could do more, but I had Charlotte's words ringing in my ears: If these intense VR narrative experiences become the norm, will that empathy drop off?
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This year hasn't been an easy one for Billie Lourd, who, right before ringing in 2017, suffered two major losses: the death of her mother, 60-year-old actress Carrie Fisher, and her grandmother, 84-year-old actress Debbie Reynolds.
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Ringing in a new Iranian year at a televised rally in the Shi'ite holy city of Mashhad, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said fear of U.S. regulations was keeping big foreign companies, particularly in the financial sector, away from Iran.
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GUANGZHOU, China — For nearly seven years, Li Wei rose before dawn seven days a week for his 10-hour shift at the steel plant, returning home each night soaked in sweat, the clank of heavy machinery still ringing in his ears.
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Also, like most bodily systems, the auditory system has ways of letting one know it's in distress: If you have ringing in your ears or temporary threshold shift—short-term hearing loss after exposure to a loud noise—you're overdoing it.
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This would be a good time for alarm bells to start ringing in Claire's head — if Mary and Black Jack Randall marry now, it will ensure Frank's future safety and mean that Mary won't actually have to carry his child.
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In the relative silence of my living room, I could hear a ringing in my ears that was so loud it distracted me from listening to the TV. Shrugging it off as an anomaly, I tried to forget about it.
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The dark, heaving room that thudded around you an hour ago has now become a peppered dot on the landscape, and "the night" is nothing but a ringing in your ears and the smell of cigarettes on your finger tips.
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At a congressional hearing in January, US officials detailed how personnel came to experience a variety of symptoms including sharp ear pain, headaches, ringing in one ear, vertigo, disorientation, attention issues and signs consistent with mild traumatic brain injury or concussion.
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The song itself is a fun jab at Fox and Trump, but there are so many layers of irony to it by the time that the interview concludes that all I can hear is a faint ringing in my ears.
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It sent alarm bells ringing in Rome and Brussels, which both want to avert the possibility of a failing Italian economy that could weigh down the euro zone, but have struggled to find a solution after almost a year of fruitless discussions.
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With a little help from co-stars Grace Helbig and Hannah Hart, Mamrie's character, Kate, gets ready to bid farewell to the turbulent wonderland that is one's twenties, ringing in the new decade with a raucous party befitting any not-quite grown-up.
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These videos are much the same: Again and again, the instant torque of the EV's motors smokes the gas belcher off the line, leaving nothing but the squeal of tires ringing in the reddening ears of whoever's watching its taillights pull away.
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JERSEY CITY, N.J. (Reuters) - With the push of a button, a perfectly healthy 34-year-old museum-goer named Ugo Dumont was transformed into a confused 85-year-old man with cataracts, glaucoma and a ringing in his ears known as tinnitus.
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After a dominant weekend in Canada where he led a Mercedes one-two to regain momentum after a stinging defeat to Ferrari in Monaco, Hamilton is on a high and with the praise of team boss Toto Wolff ringing in his ears.
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This horror was real, and with the barking commands of her squad leader ringing in her ears, Stewart began scampering up a three-story perpendicular ladder in which the distance between rungs grew exponentially greater the closer she got to the top.
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A number of chic options can be had for under $1,000 — with many ringing in well under $500 — thanks to young designer labels, cool-girl brands adding special occasion dresses, and super affordable mainstream retailers like ASOS and Modcloth launching bridal collections.
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ET, the livestream will feature commercial-free backstage looks at the performers, celebrities and the real New Yorkers (and our beloved visitors) as they brave 20-degree temperatures all in the name of ringing in 2017 in the city that never sleeps.
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To get the party started, we've rounded up some of the best new Sephora drops ringing in at $25 and up, all eligible for a side of free DE. At Refinery29, we're here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff.
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Read more:The 20 best US cities to celebrate New Year's Eve, ranked11 of the swankiest New Year's Eve celebrations around the world for ringing in the new decadeI rang in the New Year at an all-night rave in the Moroccan desert.
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Diplomats from the US experienced similar symptoms A number of US diplomats and their families in Cuba reported hearing bizarre noises in 2016 and 2017 and experienced a range of symptoms such as dizziness, vertigo, and pain and ringing in the ears.
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On New Year's Eve ringing in 2013, several armed individuals stole over $1.32 million worth of Apple products from a Paris store several hours after it was closed, taking nearly 40 minutes to move items from the stock room to a getaway car.
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This year's performers include Taylor Swift (who will be ringing in her 30th birthday during the show), Lizzo, the Jonas Brothers, Niall Horan, and Monsta X. A Home for the Holidays With Idina Menzel (CBS) Premiere date: Sunday, December 22 at 8 p.m.
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This prompt asks which of the NYT's political writers opinions strikes a chord; the collective silencing of survivors' voices in reporting from nearly every major paper including the NYT has left a ringing in my ears I am still working to quiet.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — Even though John Lampkin's puzzle publishes online on Saturday, it is technically the last crossword of the calendar year, so it's fitting that he chose the concept of ringing out the old and ringing in the new as his theme.
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The Marawi occupation set alarm bells ringing in the Philippines, with militants surprising security forces with their combat prowess, the volume of arms and ammunition they stockpiled and their ability to withstand intensive air strikes aided by U.S. surveillance drones and technical support.
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The JAMA review included studies on alcoholics, asthma sufferers, and people who have a constant ringing in their ears — as well as in the dosage of the treatment (how long and how often participants train), and in the type and quality of the instructions.
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Chris Borland, a former 49ers linebacker who retired after just one year in the league over fears of the longterm effects of head injuries, said in an interview that he was experiencing symptoms of concussions — including ringing in the ears and imbalance — every day.
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Second, the FDA should have steps in place to encourage people to seek professional advice if there is hearing loss worse in one ear, ringing in the ears (tinnitus), ear fullness, ear pain, dizziness or chronic disease which increases the risk of hearing loss.
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Starting in 2017, dozens of staff in Cuba reported symptoms the included hearing loss, ringing in their ears, vertigo, headaches and fatigue, a pattern consistent with mild traumatic brain injury and initially described as the result of "sonic" or health attacks of some sort.
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Practically, that means while T-Mobile was trying to establish a link between parties—sometimes using additional local carriers for some of these more secluded customers—the phone was ringing in the earpiece of the caller, even though the callee might have never gotten a single ring.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. — With the chants of hundreds of teachers ringing in their ears, Kentucky lawmakers voted on Friday to override the Republican governor's veto of a two-year state budget that increases public education spending with the help of a more than $480 million tax increase.
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The latter proved to be a little price-prohibitive, with its $1,675 Bieber-branded leather jacket, so the performer and Bravado (the licensing company behind the sudden pervasiveness of all-Purpose-everything) released yet another iteration of memorabilia at Urban Outfitters, with everything ringing in under $100.
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As we all watched the final presidential debate between Hillary and Trump (funny how it's natural to call her Hillary and him Trump), the experience of this whole election process for the past six months is ringing in our ears and pressing heavy on our national conscience.
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With a harrowing experience within Joshua Tree's natural soundscape still ringing in my mind, Fristrup and I talked about how our ears work in the wild, and how the Natural Sounds and Night Skies Division is working to make America's remaining wild spaces a little less raucous.
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According to the World Health Organization, the health effects of even short-term exposure include sleep disturbance, stress and anxiety, while long-term impacts include increased risk of ischemic heart disease, cognitive impairment among children, stress-related mental health risks and tinnitus (chronic ringing in the ears).
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With his words still ringing in my ears, I say goodbye, stand up, and start to walk out of the hospital; past the families enjoying baked beans and chips, past the staff eating out of plastic lunch boxes, past the patients sitting down to cups of coffee.
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" But the advice of New York Magazine's "Polly" to a woman who wondered why she's had so much "bad luck" with men is ringing in my ears: Instead of asking why men "don't like you," Polly shot back, why not ask: "Why isn't your work more engrossing?
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Luxe skin-care brand Fresh is ringing in the best season of the year with a sale that you won't want to miss... especially since it's probably the last time you'll be able to restock your beloved jar of face cream at a discount this year.
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A decade later, he is one of the most exciting, sought-after singers in the world — but the fatalistic warning was still ringing in my ears a few Sundays ago when Mr. Fabiano, who likes to pilot planes on his days off, took me for a flight.
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At least 26 Americans have been affected by a mysterious illness at the U.S. Embassy in Cuba with symptoms that included hearing loss, tinnitus, or ringing in the ears, vertigo, headaches and fatigue, a pattern consistent with mild traumatic brain injury, State Department officials have said.
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With Vice President Mike Pence breaking the tie and cries of "shame, shame" ringing in the chamber and the hallway from a prolonged protest, 50 Republican senators voted to roll the dice and move forward on an unusual debate whose final end was impossible to predict.
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A Texas federal judge undid an Obamacare provision at the last minute A Texas federal judge undid an Obamacare provision at the last minute Transgender Americans had thought they'd be ringing in the new year with an assured entitlement to healthcare under a new anti-discrimination provision of Obamacare.
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And it also didn't help that his NATO "hot mic" scandal (in which Trudeau appeared to mock US President Donald Trump at a Buckingham Palace reception) -- was still ringing in the ears of Canadians as they watched him carting out his fancy doughnuts with his fancy new beard.
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The Government Accountability Office identified a breakdown in communications in responding to the "attacks," which caused symptoms including sharp ear pain, headaches, ringing in one ear, vertigo, disorientation, attention issues and signs consistent with mild traumatic brain injury or concussion in multiple US personnel at the embassy in Havana.
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Even during a New York Fashion Week dominated in its early days by celebrity spectacle, with Kanye West's Yeezy presentation-slash-album-release still ringing in attendees' ears, Rihanna's show, her first as women's creative director and brand ambassador of Puma, stood out for scale and scope, sound and fury.
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From the packaging — made with recyclable plastic derived from sugarcane and complete with instructions and expiration dates broken down on the back — to each sulfate-, paraben-, and mineral oil-free Clean at Sephora formula, it's skin care made easy... with the priciest product ringing in at just $20, to boot.
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Pop star Britney Spears was spotted ringing in the New Year with rumored boyfriend Sam Asghari, making it Instagram official after enjoying laughs in between dinner at Catch LA. Spears and Asghari noshed on New Year's Eve specials, surf & turf skewers and the oven-roasted dorade, a source tells PEOPLE.
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The 25-year-old "God Is a Woman" singer swung by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Thursday to promote her new album, Sweetener (out now), and explained that wedding bells were ringing in her mind when she first crossed paths with Davidson while hosting Saturday Night Live in 2016.
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It's also one that's felt less and less true with each recent movie, as Spider-Man keeps ripping off his mask to reveal yet another variation on Peter Parker — a handsome (if dorky) young white man with his dead uncle's words about power and responsibility still ringing in his ears.
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Although she can still hear the plaudits of Broadway and the music halls of Europe ringing in her ears, a memory that many a performer would love to cherish, pretty diminutive Lottie Gee, star of many musical successes, puckers her lips and pouts because she has never tasted any real happiness.
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The ringing in my ears is constant, high-pitched, and fairly loud—it reminds me of the cicadas I listened to on sweltering summer nights when I was a kid—but I'm usually able to ignore it, unless I'm lying awake in bed or, as I discovered recently, writing about tinnitus.
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That's one reason China set alarm bells ringing in the halls of Washington, DC in 2013 when it launched a rocket 30,603 kilometers into space — far enough to hit one of the GPS satellites, which hang in orbit about 20,000 kilometers from earth, or other key communications satellites even farther out.
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"Can't believe it's already been 5 years since I married the love of my life, @thebrendanrooney 💑 Since I'm super preggers this anniversary, we'll be celebrating and ringing in the New Year with a yummy bottle of @martinellisco," she wrote, alongside a shot of the couple enjoying glasses of non-alcoholic sparkling cider.
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It was just a shame that his performance was in front of rows and rows of empty red seats as barely three thousand fans had been able to gain entry into the 13,200-capacity arena by the time he mounted the rings with the chants of "Zanettti, Zanetti, Zanetti" ringing in his ears.
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Since the original top-selling vitamin C formula is currently out of stock, and has been for over a month, The Ordinary is launching two brand-new formulas to satisfy the demand: Vitamin C 30% Suspension in Silicone (C30) and 100% L-Ascorbic Acid Powder (C100) — both ringing in at under $7.
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The same episode where Jonah envisions the stylized intros of his compatriots ends with him wracked with guilt and trauma, with a warning from a Nazi record producer (and an unexpected gunshot) ringing in his ear as he desperately tries to scrub the memories of his group's latest kill from under his cuticles.
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If you're more about ringing in the new, there were several debuts among the answers, including NERD CULTURE, which I sure hope survives and thrives, ASCII ART, UPCARD and, I'm sure not for lack of trying, UNOBTAINIUM, a fabulous futuristic substance that I hope we will find in time to save us.
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Also ringing in at $29.95 per month for five products, it comes with a gentle exfoliating cleanser, a lightweight SPF moisturizer (which Jenner never leaves the house without applying!), an adapalene gel that helps regulate cell turnover to prevent future breakouts, a balancing toner, and an eye brightening serum infused with vitamins C and E.
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He called his problem his Anfechtungen —trials, tribulations—but this feels too slight a word to cover the afflictions he describes: cold sweats, nausea, constipation, crushing headaches, ringing in his ears, together with depression, anxiety, and a general feeling that, as he put it, the angel of Satan was beating him with his fists.
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"When the local band is not good enough to ring something more complicated, you can get expert ringers who come from other towers where they can't ring this more complicated method and the combined group can ring it," said Donald Trumpler, 86, who began ringing in 1965 but no longer participates because of physical frailty.
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Entertainment and food: 1Costs: 100Safety and accessibility: 21Total score: 67.79Read more:Stunning photos show New Year's Eve celebrations around the worldThis is why we kiss each other at midnight on New Year's Eve — and it dates back thousands of years11 of the swankiest New Year's Eve celebrations around the world for ringing in the new decade
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Apparently most of the internet's participants in this game think the ideal transition tune for ringing in 2018 is ... a one-measure drum break from Phil Collins: If you play 'In The Air Tonight' by Phil Collins on December 31st at 11:56:40 the drum break will play right as the clock strikes midnight.
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Baby (Ansel Elgort) has acute tinnitus (a constant ringing in the ears) caused by a childhood accident, so he lives his life under earbuds attached to a rotating roster of iPods that provide a constant soundtrack to his daily activities — which happen to include driving the getaway car for a series of bold heists masterminded by Doc (Kevin Spacey).
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Tiffany posted the filtered clip from Mar-a-Lago, where she spent the Christmas holiday with her father and other members of the Trump family before jetting off to L.A. The president, meanwhile, remained at his Mar-a-Lago resort, ringing in the new year with an annual black-tie bash attended by family and friends.
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But who can blame him, with the flitting about Dakar he's been doing, ringing in Naomi Campbell's birthday, meeting Senegal's president, ferrying Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz to watch locally famous wrestlers and hosting a studio opening party on May 26 that brought together some of the most talented artists and designers in West Africa and beyond.
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Though it boasts a crack ensemble that includes Jamie Foxx, Kevin Spacey, Lily James, and an excellent, menacing Jon Hamm, the movie turns on Ansel Elgort's charismatic performance as Baby, a getaway car driver who lives his life under headphones in order to drown out the ringing in his ears, a souvenir from a traumatic childhood car crash.
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But with the words of her mother ringing in her ears — when a 10-year-old Halep was told that if she wanted to do something in tennis she would need to play in a Wimbledon final — the 27-year-old took only 56 spellbinding minutes to fulfil her own ambition of securing a lifetime membership at the All England Club.
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Kelly Brunt won't be home for the holidays, nor will she be ringing in the New Year at a fabulous party or watching Ryan Seacrest schmooze B-list celebrities on TV. Instead, between December 21 and January 11, she'll be leading a four-person expedition around the South Pole, sleeping in a small tent mounted on a plastic sled that is pulled by a snowcat.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE will be ringing in the New Year with more than 800 guests at his Florida resort, including actor Sylvester Stallone.
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He was in clear command, then in evident disarray, then back in contention and on the cusp of victory before finally going out of his home Grand Slam event in only the second round, 27-21, 22015-63 (26), 289-2100, 6-2, 10-8, with boos ringing in his ears as he walked off the people's show court that he keeps requesting to play on.
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While Apple unveiled its HomePod smart speaker and MacBook upgrades back in June, Tuesday's event and keynote speech is rumored to introduce new models of three existing devices: The iPhone, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. Here's what to expect: iPhone(s)If the rumors are correct, the iPhone 8, or whatever Apple chooses to call this year's model, could be the most expensive iPhone yet ringing in at close to $1000.
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Later in the series, the Liars exhibit signs of PTSD, triggered most often by the sounds of cellphones ringing in unison or an alert from a blocked caller ID. This isn't an after-school special on the dangers of letting your kids have a cellphone, and technology isn't a gimmick: it's the conduit for the monsters of Liars, and it's woven into the plot just like it's woven into your life.
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The word disperse has appeared in 141 New York Times articles in the past year, including on March 14 in "Labor Protests Multiply in China as Economy Slows, Worrying Leaders" by Javier C. Hernández: GUANGZHOU, China — For nearly seven years, Li Wei rose before dawn for his 10-hour shift at the steel plant, returning home each night soaked in sweat, the clank of heavy machinery still ringing in his ears.
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Those words ringing in my head the whole hungover drive back to LA, once home, I popped the cork on a bottle of orange wine, poured some out for my guests, and set about following the fisherman's preparation for red kelp crab meat: I soon found myself thinking that Michael Cimarusti's observation about the red kelp crab being "not easy to work with" was either a polite understatement or grave underestimation.
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" Related: North Korea Is 'One Pandemic Away From Collapse' Says Former US Nuclear Negotiator The idea that North Korea could simply print US currency without anyone being able to tell the difference set alarm bells ringing in Washington, DC. Speaking at a hearing of the House Committee on Banking and Financial Services dedicated to foreign counterfeiting in 1996, US Congressman Spencer Bachus (R-Al.) expressed alarm at "the existence of a high-quality counterfeit $100 bill that is so good that it escapes detection by all but the most sophisticated detection equipment.
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