They heard a 'deep rumbling' sound Heavy rain and a "deep rumbling" sound preceded the massive amounts of mud that blanketed miles and killed at least 17 people.
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Indeed, rumbling supply issues may yet bite the Shanghai bears.
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Plumes of smoke rise, the explosions rumbling in the distance.
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The rumbling stops, and sunlight cuts through the thick dust.
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The rumbling had intensified into something outright uncomfortable and menacing.
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In recent months, there has also been rumbling about war.
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They're meeting underneath a rumbling train track, in shadowy daylight.
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The last evoked animals in rumbling figures with periodic grunts.
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Overnight, earthquakes associated with the rumbling volcano rocked many areas.
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Cultured Traveler The engine room started rumbling about 3 a.m.
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The soundtrack is all rumbling low sounds and screeching violins.
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If we hear rumbling, it doesn't mean we're being attacked.
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You could feel things moving closer, a rumbling of futurity.
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The sounds of rumbling as I sit in my college lecture.
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It's a deep, rumbling vibration that is simultaneously tranquil and terrifying.
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But the rumbling earth is a fact of life in Indonesia.
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Witnesses said they heard rumbling in the ground before the blast.
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And when it starts rumbling, she's definitely going to do something.
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Outside, there was the rumbling of a truck that wouldn't start.
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But this modest action was the first rumbling of an avalanche.
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"My wife heard a rumbling sound," Hulac recalled of that night.
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It's the Cuyahoga Valley line rumbling through, just behind those oaks.
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But Lynch showed flashes of Beast Mode, rumbling for 212 yards.
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My stomach is rumbling and I am already regretting the nuggets.
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Do you thrill to the sound of humming presses and rumbling trucks?
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And loud (literally — the constant rumbling will shake you in your seat).
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BROOKLYN — He could hear the rumbling beneath his prison cell for weeks.
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The rumbling just continues, businesslike, a new normal of lateral acceleration forces.
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Then it started rumbling slowly across the fairway and toward a lake.
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We all turn eyes to Isaac, rumbling along right into the Caribbean.
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The players' reactions, the dripping sweat, the rumbling noise around and above.
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Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping is rumbling into theaters on June 3rd.
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You can hear krautrock, jazz, and shoegaze rumbling through the band's music.
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Again, Raju, Tareq and Ashekin, the three batting pillars, came rumbling back.
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Vomiting, stomach cramps, or rumbling sounds in your belly are also possible.
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"I think they know about us," Stallman says, in a rumbling voice.
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I become a rumbling pile of stones, a merry band of ladybugs.
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And that all came from Ms. Franklin — her rumbling, twanging, compartmentalized arrangement.
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The orchestra, now roused, breaks into rumbling repetitive figures and hurtling blasts.
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The Celtics came rumbling out to start the game, attacking the basket.
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Low rumbling rolls across the sky like the sound of celestial bowling.
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With investment sluggish and the trade war rumbling on, headwinds are getting stronger.
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As recently as 1980, they shook because of the tanks rumbling down them.
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AirPods have never been about rumbling bass, but these are a clear improvement.
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Brexit's aftershocks are now rumbling through the distant capitals of Moscow and Washington.
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Soon, an entire family lies scattered as 30-ton trucks start rumbling in.
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This is a biographer with a rumbling case of the Mean Mr. Mustards.
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The rumbling, brash wave of music he helped create is cresting without him.
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AS TRADE TALKS continue between America and China, old fights are rumbling on.
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In between it all is the earth-rumbling machinery of fossil fuel extraction.
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Soon the train was rumbling around the tracks without anyone to ride it.
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Before Mount Agung began rumbling, she could earn more than $20 a day.
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A healthy dose of rumbling on the ground, this time by Thomas Rawls.
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Sure, there is a little rumbling about the increased deficit, but not much.
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"Crazy Nigger" begins with a majestic rumbling of B-flats in the bass.
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He has a rusting truck, rumbling away in the background, stuffed with antiques.
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I go home with lots of ideas to ponder and a rumbling tummy.
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Soon the piano is churning with rumbling figures as the cello becomes strangely restless.
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In addition to all that rumbling, they tend to touch each other a lot.
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One Spanish tourist, Jordi Portalo, 23, said he was unperturbed by the rumbling volcano.
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Rumbling slightly before it falls, but then, as if muted, vanishes into the fissure.
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State media aired video of buses packed with people rumbling past bombed out buildings.
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Let's face it: When you're feeling cold, your belly isn't exactly rumbling for kale.
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Out of ideas and stomach rumbling, I asked if he knew anyone who could.
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For a while, Bennett would spook at the sound of a pickup rumbling past.
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The hum of machinery, of a thousand people talking and dump trucks rumbling continued.
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A jubilant Bill Murray was among the many rumbling around Progressive Field last night.
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It may verge on hagiography, but the tantalizing shots will leave your stomach rumbling.
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The answer to all of these questions is still rumbling beneath New York City.
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Only the sound varied — at times a muffled rattling, other times a rumbling roar.
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On local streets, creative types on bicycles contend with trucks rumbling toward the expressway.
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"The troops on the ground could feel the volcano rumbling underneath them," said Col.
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Other challenges, such as going uphill or rumbling along cobblestone, were also handled adeptly.
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The students' knowledge of weapons in their school is the rumbling before the earthquake.
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Turning the corner in a wide path, I heard a far-off rumbling sound.
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His rumbling vibrations wrapped themselves up in the vowel sounds of Mr. Graves's drums.
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The album's production is reassuringly muddy, as if the subway were rumbling right through it.
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A 201,20.4-foot peak on the Indonesian island of Bali has begun rumbling and quaking.
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Minimizing the number of stinky, dirty diesels rumbling through town carries obvious public health benefits.
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A somber, loud, rumbling drone noise is peppered with sweet electronic notes to haunting effect.
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Despite rumbling concerns of the establishment, there's no organized Stop Sanders or Never Bernie movement.
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Debates which raged between Europe's 16th-century reformers are rumbling on in America's influential seminaries.
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Their world would shift again soon, the ground rumbling and shaking like a strong earthquake.
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The tempos are too frantic, the rumbling guitar roar too distorted, the mix too dirty.
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A loud rumbling and a disconcerting dripping sound gave way to percussive but harmonious music.
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I heard the subway rumbling into the station as I was halfway down the stairs.
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An intensity of 3 means minor shaking, perhaps like a truck rumbling by your house.
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We soon began hearing rumbling and vibrations from subway trains that run underneath the building.
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The rumbling diesel engines on conventional yellow school buses can be heard a block away.
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The locksmith had been replacing broken locks at an accounting office when the rumbling started.
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When I saw Just Mercy at TIFF, there were audible sobs rumbling through the theater.
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They were more like bookends, solid and stationary, with cars and trucks rumbling between them.
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Jeb's eyes darted back and forth between her crossed, luminous knees and the rumbling windowpane.
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Rolling brownouts flicker across the city, ominous but vague, like thunder rumbling in the distance.
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Colombia It is easy to forget that Nevado del Ruiz in central Colombia is still rumbling.
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The bottom of the car is supposed to make fewer rumbling noises, even at different speeds.
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Last June, a rumbling volcano in the Philippines also affected aviation and the government banned hiking.
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Rumbling west at approximately 9 mph, Madeline is currently packing Category 3 windspeeds of 120 mph.
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Concerns were also rumbling about U.S.-Sino relations after Donald Trump re-ignited controversy over Taiwan.
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In most cases, the sound I heard from my home was the rumbling of the subway.
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Towns without stops will get the headaches of rail traffic rumbling through, without the economic benefits.
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Cons: In rooms on lower floors, guests complained that they could hear the Metro rumbling below.
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Mr. Tighe heard a loud rumbling, which he took to be boulders crashing down the hills.
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Despite the risks, many choose to stay and build their lives near these rumbling, temperamental giants.
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Mr. Cyrille, 77, a drummer, can exert a rumbling power without striking the drums especially hard.
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The rumbling parade of tanks and stomping soldiers underpinned an ideology of military strength and patriotism.
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Rumbling in the distance, the bombs had deposited on the horizon a dome of inky vapor.
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"While my tummy is rumbling, it's drawing me closer to my faith," said Ms. Saab, 28.
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Generators rumbling on sidewalks, to mitigate power cuts that leave the streets pitch-dark at night.
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Actors interact with agents; networked speakers replicate rumbling tanks, bleating goats, midtown Manhattan traffic, and more.
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The debate over whether or not to ban e-cigarettes is still rumbling in the Philippines.
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I try to pull myself together and forget about my stomach's rumbling by busying myself with work.
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He has just returned to making music—rumbling vocals over staccato techno beats—under the name Fragile.
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Mr. Snyder, who works from home, realized the strange rumbling he heard was the subway running beneath.
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If you don't like it, blame your parents for giving birth to you on a rumbling planet.
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It is only the film's rumbling music which announces that something extremely bad is about to happen.
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But it looks like the company might be getting serious about rumbling in the big leagues again.
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Humor -- of the generous, belly-rumbling sort -- is something to unite around as a symbol of resistance.
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There's something rumbling for him at that time, though it's hard to know exactly what that is.
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Concerns about a handful of companies' dominance over the online world have been rumbling away for years.
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But there has been some rumbling in the past about a dual camera system on the iPhone.
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Tam grabs a few bunches of bananas and we leave the farm, thunder rumbling in the distance.
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Try to seal him off, he just powers right by you and goes rumbling at the rim.
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She survived, he said, because she had heard the rumbling in time and had run to safety.
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NASA is still looking at the data to figure out the exact cause of the apparent rumbling.
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About eight times a year, he announces his majority opinions from the bench in a rumbling baritone.
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You feel a sound through your feet — bass drums and double basses, rumbling softly, like distant thunder.
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Some families fare better than others, with television sets, cellphones and appliances powered by rumbling old generators.
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A deaf man when given hearing aids must be taught to hear: This is a truck rumbling.
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Presumably it is some kind of supermassive black hole rumbling in the heart of that distant galaxy.
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At the news conference, they played an audio recording of this: a low rumbling pierced by chirps.
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Days later, he heard the rumbling sound of a tank and looked out from his hiding place.
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Granted, it was often in a barren call room with a stiff mattress and a rumbling heater.
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The Man while perched on my bedpost, I can feel the bass line rumbling through the mattress.
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That rumbling bass baritone moved audiences and made Rickman one of the most respected actors of his generation.
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On average, a chinwag is interrupted every minute or so by a Boeing or an Airbus rumbling overhead.
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Some Democrats are already rumbling about trying to remove Brett Kavanaugh from the Supreme Court, if he's confirmed.
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Eight wheels rumbling through the dust of undiscovered planets, little ships skimming across the surfaces of alien oceans.
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For some investors, talk of higher interest rates in the U.S. rumbling Asian equity markets is so 2013.
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But it's a real instrument, designed to produce low, rumbling notes to accompany the rest of an orchestra.
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In an attempt to distract from my rumbling stomach, I ask Katz where he gets his pita from.
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There are now more than 4,220 food trucks rumbling around the nation, according to market research firm IBISWorld.
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We were sitting in a meeting and then we heard people running because it was rumbling the floor.
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But Mr. Edison said he could not sleep with all the jackhammering and the rumbling from cement trucks.
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As I spoke, the basses and cellos were still rumbling the evocative arpeggios of Wagner's first 136 bars.
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The rumbling of an automobile evoked his sleeplessness in the bed from which his cousin had been kidnapped.
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And for the Millennium Falcon, the actors sat inside a rumbling cockpit that was surrounded by green screen.
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From the other end of the hall, a hydraulic crane with a forklift attachment came rumbling toward us.
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The big trailers were rumbling in, towing the decaled racecars — the ones that resemble giant wedges, speeding doorstops.
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A "deep rumbling" sound followed by massive mountains of mud awakened residents last week when the slides hit.
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Today, there is Dennis P. Collins Park, which offers views of enormous ships rumbling toward the Bayonne Bridge.
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They will visit them repeatedly, sniffing them with their trunks and rumbling as they do so (see picture overleaf).
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And all of it puny compared to the rumbling of trucks, the honking of horns, the roaring of airplanes.
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You may have heard some rumbling about how the LHC hasn't found any new particles since the Higgs boson.
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A ROW over alleged anti-Semitism in Britain's Labour Party, after rumbling on for several months, has escalated dramatically.
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" However, he sees this week's volatility as the "beginnings of a rumbling" rather than "the beginning of the end.
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Is it just our rotten luck that the El Niño beast is rumbling in its sleep again so soon?
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What if you ate your afternoon snack a little earlier, instead of holding out until your stomach starts rumbling?
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From there she slipped, via a rambling, rumbling grumble about Hawk-Eye, to a 6-4 6-2 defeat.
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Then, right before the period starts, things flip: Estrogen drops and progesterone spikes, prompting that rumbling in your stomach.
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Brazil's economy shrank in 2015 and 2016, and, although it has stabilised, the country faces a rumbling political crisis.
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A LOT depends on the convoys of lorries now rumbling through the rugged interior of Labrador in eastern Canada.
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But soon, the biggest rumbling was coming from the village as residents begged the authorities to make it stop.
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Concerns were also rumbling about U.S.-Sino relations after U.S. President-elect Donald Trump re-ignited controversy over Taiwan.
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I think we can all feel the rumbling, the coming to the boil of the narrative voice of women.
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The alert level has since been lowered but the rumbling Agung has erupted intermittently since then occasionally disrupting flights.
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Learning and loving America Jesús hears the school bus rumbling even before it turns the corner onto his street.
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There is something wonderful about a customer's rumbling stomach being met at that right moment with a roaring engine.
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His dissimulation fooled neither the public nor the upper echelons of his own party, among which discontent is rumbling.
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I get the sense that "Ford as host" theories has been rumbling beneath the surface for a few weeks.
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Bearded and bespectacled, with a rumbling basso, he had on an orange Carhartt sweatshirt and a gray baseball cap.
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Razer already has a headset that vibrates along with the games you play—rumbling when there's a loud noise.
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The only sound that rose above the thudding of rain against my visor was the rumbling of my engine.
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From a rooftop, he photographed a couple on a bicycle as they hid in a tunnel, tanks rumbling above.
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By the time he got to France, even the smell of food could trigger the rumbling and tumult within.
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Her experience of motherhood has entailed none of the rumbling terror that most parents feel over their children's safety.
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Taal, located on an island in a freshwater lake 40 miles south of Manila, began rumbling on Jan. 12.
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BEN KENIGSBERG JAZZ Mr. Cyrille, 77, a drummer, can exert a rumbling power without striking the drums especially hard.
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Global growth is slowing, the U.S.-China trade dispute is rumbling on, and earnings expectations are being revised down.
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The result is a theater-rumbling carcophony that neatly encapsulates the series' commitment to the brawn-over-brain mentality.
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Nonetheless, if it was a plane, that might explain why the rumbling was reported across such a wide area.
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It starts out innocently enough as wonky pop, until a thick, rumbling layer of bass swells to the forefront.
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After rumbling and tumbling with the worst life has to offer, Rumble the puppy is ready for the next chapter.
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In fact, lower bass sounds like the rumbling of a subway train (which Bose simulated at the demo), disappeared completely.
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There is always the risk of bad news; a scandal over expenses in the last election is still rumbling along.
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You, the character, in a game where the waters are murky, rumbling, and rainy and have flooded an entire city.
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Some people think the whole thing's an economic risk whose noise, rumbling, and miles of tracks will ruin their communities.
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Seconds after the rumbling began for real in the afternoon, the alarms sounded again—by then it was too late.
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The change is taking place against a background of rumbling geopolitical tension, of a sort which has a religious dimension.
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Then the Kilauea volcano started erupting on the Big Island back in May (and it may keep rumbling for years).
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By the sound of it — the rumbling, roaring sound of it — the fans at Barclays Center wanted that upset, too.
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For DeMarcus Cousins, the Sacramento Kings' rumbling and rebar-limbed center, this season has largely been more of the same.
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Soldiers bouncing me on their knees, a tank rumbling through the streets, a crowded barge of desperate people fleeing Vietnam.
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But then there was a rumbling from Committee Room 10, where the holdouts from Mr. Rees-Mogg's group had gathered.
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The new discovery sheds light on a smaller, different type of rumbling, one that can be both seen and heard.
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When I get to my spot, a few miles away from town, the rumbling of military jets throttles the sky.
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If the current forecast holds, those steam radiators could be rumbling on and off for the rest of the week.
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Susan Gordon, who lives in Sausalito, said she woke up to the sound of rumbling when the mudslide hit Thursday.
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When I awoke my room was dark, and rain pelted the roof — a steady, cooling volley punctuated by rumbling thunder.
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"Ladies and gentlemen: Soliciting money in the subway is illegal," an announcement frequently drones through the rumbling of the train cars.
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The trouble was telling apart the small earthquakes constantly rumbling away beneath the Earth's surface from the far rarer nuclear explosions.
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The rumbling started early Wednesday morning when a small earthquake was detected near a known nuclear test site in North Korea.
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"6AM," the first track on the EP, is a dark and moody stunner, filled with whistling synths and steady, rumbling percussions.
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"It's not just the lumber," he said, noting the U.S. administration had also been rumbling about potential tariffs on dairy products.
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"There's a lot of people rumbling about a stronger dollar, and for this to work it's got to adjust," said Clifton.
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Hit the red Start Engine button on the steering wheel and the world wakes up to the sounds of rumbling V10.
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Rudy Gobert didn't even jump when he saw Griffin rumbling down the paint for a teeth-rattling facial earlier this week.
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Suddenly, television trucks were rumbling along quiet country roads where American flags waved gently and azaleas had just come into bloom.
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Rumbling and roaring his way across California, Senator Bernie Sanders brought his political revolution to the neighborhood of Goofy and Mickey.
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The Boilermakers marched 71 yards on six plays with Knox rumbling 42 yards off the left side for the tying score.
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There are metallic moments coursing underneath, anchoring the flights of harmony with rumbling bass and the two drummers' purposeful cymbal hits.
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All of that is rolled up into the rumbling performances delivered by Ruffin Prentiss and Michael Xavier, Marcus and Ratio, respectively.
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A swarm of earthquakes rumbling since June has begun to die down, according to an update from the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory.
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Electric streetcars, first deployed in 1888, were now rumbling through thousands of towns and cities, heralding the age of the commuter.
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Sometimes they would drop in to get sandwiches to go before rumbling back to their bases outside of town, residents said.
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Forget room-rumbling explosions — making out basic dialogue can be difficult on all but the highest-volume settings for many TVs.
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Long stretches are given over to rumbling, drone-heavy textures, with Sorey playing a dungchen—the long-barrelled Tibetan Buddhist horn.
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To me, the little Civics usually have been noisy cars, prone to battering by high winds and rumbling on rough roads.
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SO EVENTUALLY – THIS IS JUST A LITTLE RUMBLING, A LITTLE FAULT LINE, AND I THINK THIS MARKET WILL BOUNCE BACK PROBABLY.
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The disaster outraged Canadians and raised alarm about the growing number of trains rumbling through urban centers while carrying dangerous goods.
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The disaster outraged Canadians and raised alarm about the growing number of trains rumbling through urban centers while carrying dangerous goods.
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People in New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut were surprised today by a rumbling shaking that proceeded northwards along the coast.
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Those two tracks follow one another, and are soon succeeded by rumbling post-punk ("WTFK") and a "straight up love song" ("Petals").
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But Ulla Lohmann catches her best zzz's hundreds of feet deep inside a rumbling volcano, lava casting a red glow all around.
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It means an earthquake is rumbling up from the Pacific coast, and you have 60 to 90 seconds to get someplace safe.
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Or, you could even load test an old covered bridge by applying virtual stressors like simulated wind, or a truck rumbling across.
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I roll over until the baby does a long rumbling "aaaaaahhhhhhhh" over the monitor to let me know it is indeed morning.
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A rumbling, abstract soundtrack combining audio of the protests and police shootings adds a visceral dimension to the ominous group of figures.
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Watching movies with it felt nothing short of theatrical with rumbling bass response that you typically only hear from a dedicated subwoofer.
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"Old Thing Back" by Matoma sounds bright and bass enough—but certainly not as rumbling as it would with a big subwoofer.
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Clint Langford, who lives about a half-mile away, said he was in his living room when he heard a low rumbling.
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For Kenniston, it's the moment the rumbling feeling begins, which he said "you can't really mistake" for anything other than a launch.
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No one was puzzled as to why these bikes were quietly idling next to their cars instead of rumbling through their skulls.
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That said, if heavy, rumbling basslines aren't what you're after in the first place, these are great headphones as all-around listeners.
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The sound was like that of an airstrip crossed with a dentist's office, a cacophony of whooshing, suctioning, beeping, clicking, and rumbling.
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DIFFA, Niger — The military convoy was rumbling across a river near the border last month when soldiers suddenly realized they were surrounded.
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He seemed to know everyone, and everyone returned his greetings in kind with a comment that elicited the guide's generous, rumbling laugh.
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The bass is back rumbling the dancefloor in the best club this country has ever seen, and it could almost be true.
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If you listen closely, you can hear the rumbling already: He just got paid by Nike, why not donate all the proceeds?
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The revolution I mean is the feminist one that has been rumbling, like a nascent earthquake, beneath the American theater for decades.
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It will include haptic feedback and improved tactile sensations such as rumbling and shaking, allowing users to get more immersed in games.
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Ms. Gee praised the way Ozma ignored the blaring sirens and kept her away from creeping tour buses and rumbling dump trucks.
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Now, with stocks again tumbling from record levels, are debt problems rumbling beneath the surface of what seems like a strong economy?
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Communities would agree on the boundaries, mark them off and ban fishing there: no nets being dragged around, no rumbling boat motors.
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The best Red Sox and Yankee players are youngsters, and they do not yet comprehend the joy of rumbling with their rivals.
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"These are just the beginnings of a rumbling" and one day the market will "implode" because of these derivatives, the investor said.
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In the video, you can hear rumbling that sounds like thunder as the pieces of the glacier crash into the water below.
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Kyle Stefano, one of the workers, shined a flashlight and woke the man who had slept through the rumbling traffic above him.
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She sings "Let My People Go," the room clapping with her, Hinds's voice somehow both rumbling low and soaring into the rafters.
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If it could call itself the oldest city in Russia, residents say, maybe visitors would overlook the Islamic insurgency rumbling in the background.
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Maybe it could be used to navigate your way to Bowser's rumbling stomach in the dark, in a new version of Inside Story?
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You don't needs masks, pills or mattresses to bring an end to the relationship-testing rumbling that emanates from your mouth at night.
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During his car trouble, he told reporters he said goodbye "more or less" to his parents before jumping into his rumbling station wagon.
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Despite the rumbling on Capitol Hill, thus far partisanship has been a driving force in the first hundred days of the Trump administration.
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Inside the exhibition, sounds of passing airplanes and traffic permeate the space, making the viewer ever aware of the monstrous city rumbling outside.
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Put on Lorn's The Maze to Nowhere, and try not to smile at the throbbing, rumbling, and menacing rendering that the X6s provide.
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These days, he says, he's actually sleeping better over the rumbling wheels of his tour bus than he is at his Nashville home.
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And with guns rumbling again in eastern Ukraine, the government could hardly have picked a worse time to raise questions about its trustworthiness.
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Movie theaters have tried this out with rumbling seats in high-end theaters, but it hasn't really caught on with the general public.
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Franklin, a Founding Father who lived and died in Philadelphia, shoots laser beams out of his eyes while rumbling with the meat sandwich.
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After punting on their first possession, the Colts broke through first with Marlon Mack rumbling off left tackle for the game's first score.
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Once it was on, BMW put me on a stationary motorcycle, complete with rumbling, noise, and fans to throw wind in your face.
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That is: most big economies seem stuck with low real interest rates, even when they're rumbling along close to their potential growth rates.
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Roughly a dozen more SEALs arrived, rumbling into the town in S.U.V.s to join a firefight that would last much of the day.
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As Clara sits in a clanging, rumbling New York City subway train, Shakespeare, William the Conqueror, Chaucer, and Anne Boleyn enter the car.
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During the blackout, rumbling gasoline and diesel generators filled much of the electricity shortfall, but renewable energy also found its time to shine.
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With its distorted bass rumbling ominously, "Now that I need you" becomes a call from an underworld rather than a message of yearning.
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He has denied the charges, but with the controversy rumbling on, he sought on Monday to switch the focus onto his economic plans.
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Hughes had found a use for the gallant Locke: an entrée to the bold movement in black American writing then rumbling to life.
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But when North Korean scientists recorded a swarm of tiny earthquakes rumbling underground years ago, they reached out to the West for help.
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From the moment "Shut Up" grinds to life on the back of Ayşe Hassan's rumbling low end, we have something else to do.
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Chilly glistening keyboards and echoey, rumbling drum machines integrate smoothly into an album that aims for mild sensuality while concealing deeper pangs underneath.
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Rumbling by all of this are Meiji-era electric streetcars from Kyoto that transport visitors on their day trip through Japan's recent past.
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Feeling a time pressure I don't usually have, I did air-squats between pull-up sets and tried to ignore my rumbling stomach.
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You wake up at 2 o'clock in the morning and hear a train rumbling by and you felt secure in an odd way.
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"We heard a really loud crack, like a bunch of trees falling at once, rumbling like thunder," resident Jennifer Kryska told the station.
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There's a little bit of noise about a primary challenge to Mr. Trump, a rumbling that grew slightly louder last week after Gov.
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And then he lingers in the countryside, struck by the rumbling unrest between displaced peasants and greedy landowners grabbing tracts of common land.
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My earliest memories of it involve air raid alerts and the rumbling of Iraqi bombs echoing over the city like not-so-distant thunder.
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The stratovolcano began rumbling again in September, but it wasn't until November 21 that it finally chucked up a plume of steam and rock.
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Now, with alarming speed, India has gone from being the world's fastest-growing large economy to something more like a rumbling Indian railway train.
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The battle scenes set in Stalingrad's "vast, rumbling smithy" have all the mesmeric thrill and dread that admirers will recall from "Life and Fate".
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The whole exchange is painful, from the bemused looks of those on-stage, to the audience rumbling as this whole sordid affair plays out.
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That rumbling is actually the sound of cellos when you first see Tish Rivers (KiKi Layne) and Fonny making love for the first time.
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But Steele's rumbling baritone and love of wry high drama made him a lovely leading man in any discerning metal-leaning witch's wet dream.
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The track careens along with monstrous, rumbling bass tones and eerie, rave-influenced synth lines punctured by flashes of a drum 'n' bass break.
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It's rich, rumbling, and surprisingly funky, and Wasner sounds a little like Neko Case — that's a huge compliment in this neck of the woods.
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When you wander around the deserted planet of Far Eden, you'll come across rusted old wonders, and help bring them rumbling back to life.
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What also makes this video even better is the slight rumbling of "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" by the Eurythmics in the background.
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Hits on the tom-toms accompany most kicks, and when the two fighters get close we get a rumbling drum roll on the snare.
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PORTOVIEJO, Ecuador — The rumbling had ended and the rubble had settled, and Manuel Zambrano, 21, took stock of his situation: Somehow, he was alive.
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The track itself is rich, immersive, and full of choral depths, with Harvey's voice spread over a hypnotic, monotone guitar riff and rumbling drums.
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The Orange punctuated the shutout with 483:35 left in the fourth when Neal converted a fourth down by rumbling up the middle untouched.
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His rumbling drawl, lent even more texture and resonance by a persistent cough, was only faintly audible above the reverberating din of trapped voices.
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Residents of northern Riyadh reported hearing a single deafening explosion that rattled windows around 20:20 local time, followed by rumbling and other sounds.
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An improviser of rumbling intensity and generous restraint, Satoko Fujii sometimes plays the piano in dense, clustered runs or heavily packed, dark-hued harmonies.
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But there's reason for hope: Despite all the rollicking and rumbling, the market has come back nicely even if it faces an uncertain future.
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I could still hear the rumbling voices of shoppers outside the door, but for a moment it just felt like a typical Thanksgiving dinner.
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An aged man in a red tunic gestured as if speaking, but with only the rumbling of a deep bass on the sound system.
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With rumors already rumbling about Apple's trio of iPhones coming next year, the company should have plenty of time to work out any major issues.
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Low-level rumbling extended as far north as the San Francisco Bay area and beyond to Reno, Nevada, and as far east as Phoenix, Arizona.
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The trains rumbling through Astana result from a Chinese initiative, in tandem with countries like Kazakhstan, to build a "New Silk Road" through Central Asia.
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Music is crisp and clear even over the loud streets of New York, a roaring plane, and the rumbling subways I've been using them on.
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They had been twelve days crossing the Neck, rumbling down a crooked causeway through an endless black bog, and she hated every moment of it.
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In Bangkok, although Thais were visibly mourning, activity appeared to go on as normal, with construction sites rumbling and the traffic as frenetic as ever.
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She added that residents now risk a worsened exposure to pollution due to increased truck traffic rumbling through their streets, bringing recycling to the plant.
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The spontaneity rumbling through The Young Pope illuminates the unruly possibilities of human and spiritual connection, and its sly, deadpan wit is often a delight.
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Yet, out of this rudimentary setup came songs such as "A Day in the Life," with its rumbling piano, tweaked Lennon vocal and explosive crescendos.
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Now trucks carrying lumber, toilets, and portable offices are rumbling out of the facility, and workers using cherry-pickers are tearing down the massive tents.
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As they marched along the Mississippi River—drums rumbling, flags held high above their heads—they attacked several plantations with an assortment of scavenged weapons.
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On the ground, Facebook's employees were elated; some wiped away tears A remote control operator activated the dolly, and Aquila began rumbling down the runway.
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Traffic is Dhaka's deafening music, a dissonant theme song of shouting drivers, rumbling engines and, leading the attack, honking horns: vocals, bass, ill-tuned brass.
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Many of the trucks drive in packs, a rumbling golf armada that stops at the same rest places and parks overnight at the same hotels.
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His laughter sounded like a series of rumbling groans, but we were all very happy that he appreciated both the food and my mother's humor.
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But then, seven plates deep, belly rumbling, circled by tubs upon tubs of ice cream, some open, some not, you defeatedly admit: this is shit.
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Trudeau officials deny Trump is targeting Canada as part of the NAFTA talks, saying the airliner and softwood disputes have been rumbling on for years.
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Just then there is a rumbling, a gurgling, like a great belly in distress, & the chalk like on the ground begins to quiver & convulse. Quick!
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When a lawnmower began rumbling outside, Archibald apologized and explained that yard work was normally done in the morning, but the crew had arrived late.
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But being in the same apartment 24/7, with no obvious end in sight, makes it feel like there's a storm rumbling on the horizon.
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Meanwhile, amid all the rumbling, is the broad assumption that Cordray, the CFPB director, will resign his post soon to run for governor of Ohio.
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"Our number one priority was to find quiet," she said, after years of the 6 train's low rumbling, and loud crowds in the SoHo streets.
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The low, reverberant sound produced by Mr. Martin's bass on "Don't Worry," which reached the country Top 10, was reminiscent of a rumbling car muffler.
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It will include haptic feedback and improved tactile sensations, such as rumbling and shaking, so users can better feel what's going on within a game.
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North Korea is clearly visible from Nanping - farmers using rudimentary plows, soldiers squatting by a simple outpost and antiquated trucks and buses sporadically rumbling by.
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Combined with active noise cancellation, this means occupants of a LaCrosse cabin might not hear the rumbling Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat stuck in traffic alongside.
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There's this primal transition that happens where first you have nothing, then you have this rumbling darkness, then you have the breakthrough of the sun.
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Her past albums have presented standard sad singer-songwriter dramas at what's almost an arena scale, booming forth with big beats, rumbling guitars, sweeping choruses.
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But whereas others were campaigned for by new leaders—Donald Trump in America, Emmanuel Macron in France—Britain's rumbling revolt has left no one in charge.
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Junction City has all the trappings of an Iraqi town: a brightly painted mosque; shops adorned with Arabic script; the occasional humvee or tank rumbling by.
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It will include haptic feedback and improved tactile sensations, such as rumbling and shaking, so that users can better feel what's going on within a game.
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Thomas and Smart are already crafty pick-and-roll playmakers, but they would each be deadly with a lob target like Davis rumbling through the paint.
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His line of sight was consumed by three or four Vikings defenders, steam rising from their mouths as if they were draft horses, rumbling at him.
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In a gruff, rumbling baritone, he reads from a text that is often studded with legal jargon and citations to sub-parts of statutes and regulations.
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People near the explosion reported hearing low, rumbling noises prior to the blast, which likely were caused by the movement of hot water and steam subsurface.
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Diana listened for the sounds of her parents going to bed, the silence after the TV was turned off, the rhythm of Dad's belly-rumbling snores.
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I'm very comfortable and familiar with earthquakes because this is a very seismic area, but that night, about three weeks ago, it was rumbling all night.
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The annoying rumbling continued and ended about the same time as Feinstein stopped speaking, leaving a brief silence broken up only by Zuckerberg's rapid fire blinking.
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A detail-oriented production executive, Mr. Mattson was a tough, shirt-sleeves decision maker who preferred rumbling pressrooms and clattering composing rooms to the executive suite.
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"A rolling, rumbling mass of ash tumbled over the cliff face, in all directions, and it completely engulfed the island," Geoff told The New York Times.
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Between the effervescent synths, rumbling low end, and the multihypenate performer's raspy, can't-tell-me-nothing boasts, no 2016 house party playlist is complete without it.
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As the music gained in density and variety, the larger elements of the piece were driven by a steady, rumbling 4/4 meter played on percussion.
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It seems very unlikely that the world economy would have escaped its deflationary doldrums without this vast credit expansion, which has kept its building boom rumbling along.
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Alabama's ability to connect down the field, paired with the threat of Henry rumbling out of the backfield, made for what Dantonio labeled an unenviable Catch-211.
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I also thought the AirPods had terrible noise isolation — for instance, I could hear the subway train rumbling over my music, which I listen to very loud.
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As you explore you'll hear a persistent rain and rumbling thunder outside, lights will flicker unexpectedly, and you'll stumble upon notebooks filled with details of grisly experiments.
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A rush of adrenaline had hit the night before — and the thunder of the subway rumbling by on the elevated tracks outside his bedroom window didn't help.
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The Switch Lite also omits rumbling haptic feedback, which was undoubtedly removed to improve runtimes given there's less room for a battery inside the console's smaller housing.
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On Twitter, #thundersnow has been a trending hashtag, with users sharing videos showing heavy snow accompanied by the long rumbling bass sounds of thunder in the wintertime.
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And the film concludes with the rumbling of tanks and one of the finest action set pieces in recent memory that doesn't rely on blood and death.
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An identity crisis is rumbling in Turkey's guts, yet its new generation ofers a promise of what a peaceful outcome could look like in the Muslim world.
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And here are some more baleen whales followed by the rumbling of an earthquake toward the end the clip, which sounds like a plane is flying overhead.
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NASA hopes to fund an "X-Plane" that can travel faster than the speed of sound while not rumbling the cities and towns below with sonic booms.
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Such a show might evoke national pride, or unflattering comparisons to the rumbling tanks and missile launchers watched by fur-hatted Soviet leaders during the Cold War.
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Enfield strategically deploys Metu in short bursts to maximize his explosiveness; when the team needs a pinch of toughness, he turns Clark loose for rumbling offensive rebounds.
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"If it were a normal boat with gasoline engines or diesel engines, you would actually hear it or smell it rumbling here next to us," Bryant says.
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New Horizon, his new full-length on Electric Deluxe, is no exception to this rule, offering eight tracks of rumbling techno occluded by static, disorder, and shame.
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In the home exists the familiarity of a typical life, regardless of citizenship status—the smell of a home, rumbling kitchen noises, kids running down the stairs.
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Houston spreads the floor with Ryan Anderson at the four, Patrick Beverley and Trevor Ariza spotted up in the corners, and Clint Capela rumbling through the paint.
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"It reminded me of Faulkner, of Steinbeck, of Toni Morrison—the Old Testament strength of the imagery, this deep, rumbling, roiling heart and soul," he told me.
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In Game 4, it was Serge Ibaka rumbling for 20 decisive points in support of Leonard — after Ibaka totaled just 18 points in the first three games.
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The plangent tenors, lush baritones and rumbling basses are in excellent voice, and when they come together, the sensation is tremendous and the musical chill effect engulfing.
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The main, heavily choreographed parade was held on Moscow's Red Square with tanks and missile launchers rumbling in front of Soviet leaders, saluting them from Lenin's Tomb.
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From time to time, the low-flying jets overhead or the A train rumbling by are jolting reminders that Rockaway Beach is part of New York City.
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"We heard an enormous loud boom and went outside, then heard a low rumbling noise like thunder and six to 12 smaller explosions," one resident told Reuters.
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Blount had a rumbling 17-yard run early in the drive, and Wentz later kept it going with a nifty 11-yard scramble on third-and-8.
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Now, in another era of rumbling prejudice, rows over the limits of political speech and doubts about the resilience of democracy, this forgotten episode is freshly resonant.
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It marked a profound tectonic shift toward continued female empowerment and self-realization that's still evolving, and the ongoing rumbling continues to cause all kinds of discomfort.
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The only tangible policy discussion that came of it was a rumbling about banning bump stocks — a device that makes semiautomatic weapon function as fully automatic ones.
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Few bigs are more dangerous rumbling through the paint after setting a high screen, and keeping him off the offensive glass can be a two-man job.
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A LITTLE BIT OF THE RUMBLING OF THE EARTHQUAKE, BUT WHAT YOU SEE HERE, A LITTLE BIT OF THE RUMBLING, AND I DON'T REMEMBER SEEING A MARKET WITH THIS KIND OF VOLATILITY IN TWO WEEKS AND I LOOK BACK, IVE BEEN AROUND A LONG TIME MAYBE THERE HAS BEEN AND I JUST FORGOT ABOUT IT. BUT WHAT YOU'RE SEEING HERE, I HAVE NEVER SEEN THAT I CAN REMEMBER.
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Just 240km away, the formerly fresh air smells of gasoline, and the silence of the surrounding forest is broken by the honking and rumbling of cars and bulldozers.
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Rumors have been rumbling for weeks that the Grammy winner is going to be dropping her sixth studio album this month — known among her fan groups as #TS6.
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Living in New Zealand's southern alps, keas have been seen rumbling around like kittens, looping in the sky, and did we mention they like to mess with traffic?
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The stick bug was still rumbling around in his head, in my head, and hell, it looked like Kim might switch stations and come along back with me.
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Yes, the sweet elixir of music is in its throbbing, rumbling, and grinding noises, and the more of them you have, the more pleasant everything you hear becomes.
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The experience is built around a foam pillar pitted with hollow spaces, which participants explore from inside a VR headset, while wearing a scent mask and rumbling backpack.
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When Lucy gets in her car and starts driving to where she knows she can confront Mark, it should feel like a long-rumbling volcano has finally erupted.
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Instead, it contains a miniature actuator that pulses in time with your music, giving you a localized version of the bone-rumbling beats that real subwoofers push out.
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The rumbling feels like a memory, and for a moment I think I am dreaming of the original earthquake, until I realize I am out in the yard.
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Even the samples on Lil Boat fit into this focused mood, with flips of J-pop and video game soundtracks all naturally fusing cheerful chords and rumbling 808s.
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Freeing Golunov has been seen as a reflection of the authorities' nervousness at potential wider unrest that's rumbling following an unpopular pension reform and a tax hike, however.
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Every so often, deep rumbling sounds (recorded during an earthquake in Chile in 2008) vibrate the room and produce waves that deform and wobble the reflected topographic map.
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This plane will be capable of reaching supersonic speeds, but instead of producing a sonic boom, it'll make a rumbling sound once it exceeds the speed of sound.
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The camera focused my perspective, making me creep through halls with a flashlight, barely able to make out what was making the horrid sounds rumbling through the RCPD.
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There are shock-absorber feet which minimize rumbling and vibrations in the recording for the most part — a big issue for any microphone that's standing on your desk.
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Yet the next day the thud of mortars and rockets could still be heard inside the supposedly liberated city, and armoured convoys were still rumbling into the fray.
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Bikers assembled at the Pentagon before riding en masse into the nation's capital, with many dressed in leather vests covered in patches, their bikes rumbling throughout the afternoon.
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And she performed for a fiery 16 minutes during the show, condensing several songs from her album "Lemonade" into a rumbling medley that was the ceremony's high point.
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In 1983, for the First New York City Art Parade, she sent a mirror-covered garbage collection truck rumbling up Madison Avenue, with six mechanical sweepers pirouetting behind.
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But VICE Sports loves ya, Blue, and we'll take Earl Campbell rumbling over the mighty Dolphins for 199 yards in this dramatic 1978 Monday Night Football comeback win.
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Having made their own efforts to secure ownership of the stadium, Sisu were deeply unhappy about the situation, and legal action regarding the sale is still rumbling on.
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As bases filled up with badly botched press conferences and executive order rollouts, there was an audible rumbling among members of Congress about the course of the administration.
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The creature is often described as both secretive and shockingly loud, with a rumbling, back-of-the-throat mating call that is uncannily close to the human snore.
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I tiptoed through upside-down rooms and kitchens with rumbling floors, past sinks running with blood and candles sliding along mantels, and declined housekeeping from an undead maid.
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Climbing into the driving simulator transports you from Hubneo's sterile confines into a rumbling car on a European racetrack, the growl of the engine blasting into your headphones.
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Osaka, with a power baseline game inspired by Williams, has had a breakthrough season, rumbling through the draw to win the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, Calif.
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Without the rumbling of an engine, people in EVs can detect road and wind noise at 40 mph, compared with 60 mph in conventional cars, according to Hyundai.
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Senator Francis Tolentino, a former mayor of Tagaytay, where many of the evacuated people were taken, warned that the volcano could continue rumbling for days or even weeks.
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Sims twice came up big on Tampa Bay's scoring drive, first rumbling for a 31-yard gain on a third-and-1 pass reception, then scoring the touchdown.
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On the Cornhuskers' next possession, Ozigbo took a handoff from Martinez and broke through the right side, rumbling 246 yards for his second score of the first quarter.
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IN '08, THE PROBLEM REALLY WAS THE CDS DERIVATIVES, THE MORTGAGE-BACKED SECURITIES, AND ASSUMING, AND I THINK THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNINGS OF A RUMBLING, AN EARTHQUAKE.
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In Jackson Heights, there is a cluster of gay bars and clubs on either side of Roosevelt Avenue, with the elevated No. 7 train rumbling down the middle.
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Volcker stood 6-foot-8 (2.03 meters), smoked cheap cigars, wore old suits and spoke with a rumbling baritone, creating a mystique that intimidated congressmen and even presidents.
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The mysterious sound only Canadians can hear The mysterious sound only Canadians can hear It's a low rumbling that rattles window panes and keeps locals up at night.
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Wrong. I was escorted out the queue with nothing but my weird sense of humiliation and the hollow sound of Ben Klock (maybe) rumbling the club's outer walls.
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Since the 21980's, Phill Niblock has been pushing musical boundaries with his minimal compositions that feature rumbling drones and microtonal variations, often pairing them with film or photography.
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In a rumbling wash of feedback, Slowdive leaves us with a bittersweet paradox—what they do best—both an homage and a cautionary tale to culture at a crossroads.
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The mind-bending text is mirrored in the track's complexities, its heavily-slurred vocals navigating a multi-layered soundbed of glitches, cranks, rave-y synths, and a rumbling bassline.
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"Brines"—which sees Dear adopting his oft-used Audion guise—is a typically minimal affair, taut and precision-engineered, a rattling, rumbling, clanking and creaking thing of dark beauty.
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Eugene Kolb, 27, and Clara Flaherty, 27, noticed each other on a Sunday evening in fall 230, sitting face-to-face in a subway car rumbling underneath Union Square.
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German 10-year yields are also being pushed down by domestic concerns, Commerzbank's Rieger said, with European growth indicators sagging and Italian political concerns rumbling on in the background.
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With thunder rumbling around the London Stadium on a cool morning, Rodriguez first cleared 1.89m then, after two failed attempts, went over 1.92m at the third and last attempt.
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In recent months Chen has ratcheted up security measures and sent phalanxes of armed paramilitary police and armored tanks rumbling through Hotan's streets in large-scale displays of force.
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Between the acrylic-on-chalkboard creaks of "Monstera Deliciosa," the stomach-rumbling bass of "Vermillions," it's a record that will get you thinking about sound as a physical force.
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All that without mention of an investigation rumbling on in the background probing allegations of collusion between Trump's team and Russia in a bid to influence the U.S. election.
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As Mr. Gelb looked on at that recent technical run-through of "Die Walküre" last month, a low, worrisome rumbling noise emerged from the stage as things got underway.
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The Jets seized the early lead as Mosley snared the ball after it caromed off the hands of wide receiver Cole Beasley before rumbling 17 yards for a touchdown.
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Hear the song below, and be moved to tears by the beauty of Vin's rumbling baritone: Lauren is #gratefultomakemagic every day with her excellent tweets on Twitter dot com.
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Right now is a rumbling, exciting moment for places like the Brooklyn Museum, which is taking on the challenge of exposing the past inequities of art and art institutions.
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Whether you're a student in Mexia, Texas where I grew up, or in the highlands of Honduras, it's hard for a child to focus when his stomach is rumbling.
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The visuals are ridiculous, Hans Zimmer's score is predictably perfect, and Attenborough's rumbling narration picks out stories and characters that make each episode feel like its own movie. -S.
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Peart also an early adopter of the rumbling gong bass drum — a giant drum mounted like a tom-tom — eventually embraced by bands including Dream Theater, Primus and Korn.
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One location from the Lake Lure filming that still exists is the green of the 16th hole at the Bald Mountain Golf Course, part of the Rumbling Bald Resort.
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Beneath a domed Ottoman ceiling, with the lights down low and the music muted, patrons could just hear a distant rumbling through the basalt block walls, five centuries old.
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Strong volcanic tremors rumbling underground and billowing white smoke over the scenic Mount Agung have raised alarm, prompting the evacuation of more than 75,000 people within 12 km (7.5 miles).
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It isn't only the thought of a cheesy pizza or juicy burger that gets our stomaches rumbling or how feasting our eyes on nosh-filled social feeds makes us feel.
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The unprecedented statement represents an escalation of a rumbling political struggle over who will succeed Mugabe, who has been in power since the country gained independence from Britain in 1980.
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The tension built with every rock until ice-cool Kim settled in for her final shot and the arena fell silent, the only sound the stone rumbling across the ice.
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AFTER A WORKING dinner between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping on December 1st, it seemed as if a truce had been called in their two countries' rumbling trade war.
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He'll tell you that the railroad rumbling through town changed everything, bringing fertilizer for the first time and giving farmers the chance to grow crops in the tough mountain soil.
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The Chamonix valley is often shrouded in smog, the product of wood-burning chimneys and the exhaust fumes of lorries rumbling to the Mont Blanc Tunnel between France and Italy.
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At the same time, she grew concerned about some of the stereotypes about AI. "There was already a little bit of rumbling about how AI could be dangerous," she says.
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Amid the terrifying flood of near-apocalyptic notifications rumbling across my phone each day, the Times crossword has served as a place of safety installed on that very same phone.
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You might have also encountered pink noise (think: steady rainfall or a bustling coffee shop) or the even deeper brown noise (think: a waterfall or traffic rumbling in the distance).
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Their tonal balance has just the right amount of everything, from shimmery treble to rumbling bass, and I never have to question if a song is being misrepresented by them.
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The risks were highlighted by a still-rumbling scandal over the judicial expense fund of the Orleans criminal court, meant to cover overheads using the court's share of the revenues.
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Mr. Williams, a newly minted architect, couldn't help looking her way one night when the two found themselves the sole passengers on a train car rumbling under San Francisco Bay.
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We either end up stuck somewhere parched and with rumbling stomaches, OR we find ourselves impulsively blowing just a little too much of our budget on packaged and bottled goods.
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The signals that your heart sends you are constant, perhaps, but they're also low and rumbling and easily jammed by the noise and static of the civilization we've lately built.
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Now, we can see in hindsight that its recent dithering around the brick-and-mortar experience, as an experiment, was only a rumbling of the seismic event in the offing.
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" El-P follows with some rumbling tough talk and snide politically-themed jabs: "Brave men didn't die face down in the Vietnam muck so I could not style on you.
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As we finished our postprandial coffee, a tremendous bank of charcoal-hued storm clouds suddenly rolled overhead, rumbling with thunder and setting the nautical flags on a nearby pier flapping.
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Women with ruby red lips and coiffed hair peer off into the distance, their eyes looking to chase after rumbling aircrafts while their fingers loop through handkerchiefs out of frame.
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The housing plan is more readily apparent under the rumbling No. 3 subway line in East New York, outside of the rezoned area, and in parts of the South Bronx.
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Long before 2016, the fault line was there, rumbling with every papal pronouncement affirming the male-only priesthood or claiming to speak with moral authority on issues of human sexuality.
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We drank champagne out on his balcony and started to get down to business just as a summer thunderstorm hit—torrential rain, rumbling thunder, the whole thing was so sultry.
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I wondered why such a marvelous place would have so few visitors — and an hour later, when the first giant tourist coach came rumbling up the road, I realized why.
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Two years later, Rio de Janeiro is stuck with a rumbling herd of white elephants, Olympic pools filled with rat feces, and a burned and collapsed velodrome and wrecked arenas.
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Mount Vesuvius had been rumbling for a while before it erupted, destroying Pompeii and Herculaneum nearby, burying their residents in lava and leaving their remains preserved in fossils of ash.
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Thousands of young people have left to join the Islamic State — and may now return — amid rumbling protests over rising unemployment and corruption, prominent terrorist attacks and a lingering insurgency.
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"What we're saying is that it was generally weaker compared with yesterday," Mr. Solidum said, adding that it was "hard to tell" if the mountain was also easing its rumbling.
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There was an enormous rally happening somewhere in there — activists and celebrities speaking into microphones — but much of the crowd couldn't see or hear anything except rumbling waves of cheers.
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A feud rumbling all year On Wednesday, Pelosi made an impassioned plea to her caucus for party unity as tensions among the progressive and moderate fractions have been at a high.
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Japan enjoyed the perfect start, with Leitch rumbling over at the back of a line-out drive in the fourth minute and Fukuoka grabbed a second try in the opening quarter.
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Analysts have said the Note 7 woes - rumbling on with Wednesday reports of a smoking battery in a replacement device - could have undercut mobile earnings by at least 113 trillion won.
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Markets in London and Frankfurt ticked up and Paris outperformed as luxury stocks also gained ground, even with concern over protectionism rumbling and markets digesting central bank warnings over slowing growth.
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She started feeling a rumbling in her gut, and had been having bad Irritable Bowel Syndrome symptoms for the past week, so she was pretty sure she knew what was coming.
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" Distinguished by its blocky, polygonal structure, Sputnik Planum appears to be actively evolving: as Will Grundy of the Lowell Observatory put it, "it's slowly overturning like a rumbling pot of oatmeal.
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"For gamers, by gamers" is the kind of motto that sells liquid-cooled spec-obsessed towers, headsets, rumbling lounge chairs, and ergonomic mice with more buttons than a double-breasted suit.
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Todd Sherman, another product manager, described the chaotic scene: "We were sitting in a meeting and then we heard people running because it was rumbling the floor," he wrote on Twitter.
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Its clattery montage of people talking and laughing was meant to echo the rumbling party sounds of the 1997 album Pizza A Go Go made by an obscure artist named Ottomatik.
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Living in paradise comes with risks for the mostly retired residents in communities around Kilauea, who must also cope with the occasional hurricane - and the rumbling volcano proved the most damaging.
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Maybe it's also the biggest screen in your house, surrounded by a rumbling speaker configuration that's perfectly tuned to blast your face with audio while gaming, or watching videos and film.
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I then do my quick routine and hop into bed, at which point I remember my room is toward the back of the boat — and I can feel the engine rumbling.
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They were hyped because the event's theme justified the assembly of a musically diverse, talented lineup: the aforementioned Tacocat and Little Simz, Empress Of's serrated electro-pop, Ex Hex's rumbling riffage.
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On Kizer's next possession, Mack thwarted a strong Packers drive by picking off Kizer on a failed screen pass, rumbling 1343 yards for a touchdown and a 17-0 Chicago lead.
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"I Bet on Losing Dogs" is one of its many crushing highlights, a rumbling song about dogfighting that morphs into something more sad, strange, and intimate by the time it's through.
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Over a rumbling, menacing groove, Davis describes the experience of being sexually abused by a family friend at a young age (not his own father, he later insisted, despite the title).
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While the talks drag on behind the closed doors of the conference center, there's no missing the sound of newly-mined coal rumbling down chutes some 50 km up the road.
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The big fear is tremors, tremors of all kinds: traffic rumbling, the nearby construction of a high-speed train tunnel, the steady concussion of tourists' feet and — most of all — earthquakes.
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Torpor's "Jasager" eases in on a wave of ominous distortion before rumbling down into the depths of fuzz-crusted, impenetrable doom, illuminated only by a few flashes of almost hardcore aggression.
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Rumors circulated that the dozens of dump trucks rumbling in and out of the heavily defended front gates each day were secretly stealing valuable uranium, for which the region is renowned.
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While Ben E. King's original, Top 10 take on the song had a romantic air and a faithful Latin lilt, Ms. Franklin turned it into a rumbling, funk-rock rave-up.
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Ash from the volcano has reached heights of more than 11,000 feet above the peak, and sounds of rumbling could be heard more than seven miles away, Mr. Sutopo said Monday.
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Tight end Brant Kuithe caught Huntley's other touchdown, rumbling down the sideline before cutting back inside and into the end zone for a 20-yard score early in the second quarter.
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Environmentalist stickers festoon a neighborhood pocked with gas guzzlers; a small dog, seated in a stroller, twitches in the sea breeze, rumbling past a homeless man sprawled across a sidewalk bench.
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Each candidate also addressed a rumbling discomfort among young people who fear that their own futures will not be nearly as bright as those of their parents, let alone their grandparents.
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While we have yet to hear anything official from Queer Eye or Netflix confirming or denying the Philadelphia casting call, Twitter is already rumbling with suggestions and semi-jokey calls for nominations.
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The family from nearby San Miguel los Lotes was accustomed to hearing the rumbling of the volcano, whose name means "fire", so initially brushed off the noise of Sunday's eruption, he said.
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He says the low end rumbling bass tones actually scrambled the LIDAR scanners, which Young used to his advantage, allowing the ravers to disappear into clouds of static as the film ends.
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Related: North Korea Claims It Just Successfully Detonated a Hydrogen Bomb The rumbling started early Wednesday morning when a small earthquake was detected near a known nuclear test site in North Korea.
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Bowie's "Sound and Vision" is one of the funny-eyed sod's finest works, so naturally anything that pairs it with super-moody Trentmoller rumbling is always going to be really, really good.
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Mount Agung in northeast Bali has been rumbling since late last year and on Friday there was a temporary closure of the island's international airport, disrupting flights and stranding thousands of travelers.
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As an example, in the sequence when Daniel (Brian Tyree Henry) is telling Fonny (Stephan James) about his experience in prison, audiences will hear this rumbling that comes up through the floorboards.
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The volcano is one of Central America's most active, and everyone was accustomed to rumbling and spewing smoke, so at first nothing seemed unusual Sunday, the 33-year-old farm worker said.
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Bounty Hunter rolled on, hit a few jumps, and then a wheel fell off, leaving his vehicle rumbling a little further before simply laying down on the side of the track, defeated.
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Gawker was a child of the post-dot-com boom, born in an era when old norms were imploding weekly and disruption became something more than just a rumbling of the bowels.
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The Cannes Film Festival is known for many things: yacht parties, topless starlets, Sylvester Stallone and friends rumbling down the Croisette in armored vehicles and, yes, the premieres of some great films.
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"As a drummer in a larger-than-life band, he was totally capable of hitting hard and rumbling thunder, and hitting every single drum at once," Mr. Christe said of Mr. Paul.
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Maryland defensive lineman Byron Cowart intercepted Rocky Lombardi's pass and was rumbling toward a touchdown, but just before the end zone, the ball was chopped out of his arms for a touchback.
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For two decades, Alberto Rodriguez has worked in the same cavernous garage along the border between Queens and Brooklyn, surrounded by the clang of metal and the rumbling of engines awaiting repair.
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The next month, Kuki Gallmann, the Italian-born author of the best-selling book "I Dreamed of Africa" and one of Kenya's celebrities, was rumbling across her property, the Laikipia Nature Conservancy.
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Quotable: "A rolling, rumbling mass of ash tumbled over the cliff face, in all directions, and it completely engulfed the island," said a man who toured the volcano shortly before it erupted.
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By leading with these tracks, which even some hard-core fans find dull, Burial almost seems to be conducting an exercise in listening; you start to notice the rumbling ambience of night.
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The volcano is one of Central America&aposs most active, and everyone was accustomed to rumbling and spewing smoke, so at first nothing seemed unusual Sunday, the 33-year-old farm worker said.
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That booming, rumbling low end doesn't interfere with a good presentation of mids and high notes, and in most cases adds to the enjoyment of the music rather than taking away from it.
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While there will be lots of rumbling among Republican leaders about their concerns over Donald Trump, don't be surprised if many of these leaders start falling in line over the next few weeks.
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I don't have a fully formed manifesto here, just a sort of rumbling feeling that the dominance of the smartphone made us (and the companies that make them) take the desktop for granted.
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Fears about a rumbling U.S./China trade conflict have lifted the dollar this year, as has an increasingly confident U.S. Federal Reserve, which looks to be more and more alone in tightening policy.
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In Bossier Parish, the sheriff's office posted video on its Facebook page that showed a slow-moving truck rumbling through waist-high water on a highway where drivers normally travel at 55 mph.
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Amid church bells, dripping rain and rumbling thunder, a sniffling and sneezing Bowie outlines his plan to murder the one witness to his crimes — a gravedigger who has been sneaking souvenirs from corpses.
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Even the rumbling of thunder, or a piece of fruit falling from a tree onto the tin roof of the IDP center, sets her heart racing and turns her mouth dry with terror.
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In Washington, truckloads of snow came rumbling into the parking lot of RFK Stadium, where city officials said they planned to bring a machine that can melt 60 tons of snow an hour.
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You can also record your own, and Vine plans to update the library, likely adding more of the fire sounds of online culture as they gain XP rumbling around our shared digital brain.
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But if you've not yet tried her expansive, rumbling, and almost genreless music, then just know that she's one of those artists who can make a five-track album run to 200 minutes.
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Ms. Lash, a harpist, joined the double bassist Samuel Suggs to perform her "Leaves, Space," whose tart, staccato declarations, low rumbling bass trills and melodic fragments didn't quite coalesce into a convincing whole.
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"There was this rumbling sound, which got louder and louder as time went by, and the next thing I remember was waking up," Jeff Edwards, who was also 8 that day, told ITV.
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Russia will retaliate against the United States in a rumbling dispute over a treaty that allows both countries to conduct military observation flights over each other's territory, Russian news agencies reported on Wednesday.
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There's been some rumbling this red carpet season about women taking political positions in evening gowns while still exploiting their "assets" — as The Daily Mail says — in the classic cleavage-and-curves way.
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Within minutes, his van brimming with boxes of every size and shape, he was rumbling through rice paddies, down narrow village lanes and past modest farmhouses, deeper and deeper into China's vast hinterland.
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For now, he will keep on trucking, rumbling through these times in a diesel-powered cocoon of glass and steel, a Lhasa apso named Rusty by his side, Clorox wipes on the dash.
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The aberration of that kind of comeuppance should tell you where the movies' priorities had shifted by the early 1980s: from the rumbling psyches of girls to the sexual amusement of their tormentors.
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And when North Korean scientists recorded a swarm of tiny earthquakes rumbling beneath the volcano from 2002 to 2005, they were so concerned that the reclusive country eventually contacted the West for help.
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I used them extensively on my commute through the London's rumbling and occasionally screeching Underground network, and they did a good job with both, even if they couldn't cut out either sound entirely.
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A suite entitled "Orgelbuch," with rumbling pedal tones and breathy hoots in the treble, suggests the noise that the king of instruments makes in the middle of the night, while the world slumbers.
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In Kakuma, where she's lived for seven years, she watches the children playing outside, the chickens and goats ambling down the dry dirt roads, the occasional motorcycle rumbling by, sending dust into the air.
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Even though political issues are clouding the outlook for both, with Spanish coalition talks rumbling on and an uncertain Brexit outcome hanging over Ireland, their debt has been in heavy demand in recent weeks.
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On "A Morning Song," rumbling power chords accentuate the chime of a higher, shinier riff with a countryish feel, but Lilitri's blunt, quavery voice undercuts the song's momentum, as if he's stumbling over himself.
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Tensions have been rumbling between the two leaders since the weekend, when Russia vetoed a UN Security Council resolution aimed at ending Syrian regime airstrikes on Aleppo and allowing humanitarian aid into the city.
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Fortunately for Auburn, its K-named rushing trio - Kam Martin, Kamryn Pettway and Kerryon Johnson - have picked up the offensive slack, rumbling for a combined 596 yards and 10 touchdowns on just 113 attempts.
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The numbers represent only a tiny fraction of the 3.6 million Syrian refugees in Turkey, but the detentions and transfers suggest authorities are stepping up actions to address rumbling grievances over their prolonged presence.
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His nodes are in Leo and Aquarius, so something is rumbling for him in August, but they're not close enough to the second eclipse to make me think he's in any kind of danger.
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KARANGASEM, Indonesia (Reuters) - The question Indonesian volcanologist Devy Kamil Syahbana gets most is the one he cannot answer - when, or if, rumbling Mount Agung on Bali island will blow up in a major eruption.
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With tractor-trailers rumbling down the interstate just a few yards away, we make our way down the trash-strewn path and through a thick, almost impenetrable wall of foliage toward the tunnel entrance.
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DERNA, Libya (Reuters) - With artillery fire rumbling in the distance, residents of Derna gathered in a streetside cafe on Saturday to discuss the future of their city, long a jihadist hotbed in eastern Libya.
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LeGarrette Blount did his best to keep things going, rumbling for a total of 123 rushing yards, but the Dolphins closed the gap a great deal, outscoring the Patriots 24-10 after the injury.
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Here, many of the group's more interesting sonic elements shine: echoing synths, rumbling rhythms, and a dark, almost foreboding tone that sounds rooted in the android iconography that would come to define the duo.
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Markham brings people and places to rumbling life; she has that rare ability to recreate elusive, subjective experiences — whether they're scenes she never witnessed or her characters' interior psychological states — without taking undue liberties.
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The accelerating development of virtual reality technology — which lets you escape into another world through a blackout headset — is finally rumbling the art world, always more skeptical than cinema and television about new technologies.
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The project has been rumbling on since 278, when the city approved plans to revamp the 21957s concrete complex that houses both institutions, adding a new studio space and a stage for children's opera.
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It's a constant confab of rumbling, drilling, whistling, spinning, humming, creaking, rattling, bawling and clinking, and a lot of the time it drives me up the wall, these walls that are much too thin.
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Disaster officials said the early morning quake, initially measured at a magnitude of 6.8, was felt in towns such as Ambon and Kairatu, waking some residents, who said it felt like trucks rumbling past.
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Chuck Schlie, who was visiting Los Angeles for the first time with his family from St. Louis, said he was lying in bed at his hotel room in nearby Anaheim when he felt rumbling.
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Instead of an idyllic plain in which you plop down zoning for houses and factories, Lichenia presents a small world covered in rumbling, polluted water and what looks like burned-out cities and warped fields.
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The volcano has been rumbling on and off since June but has been particularly active since Sunday, spewing lava and rocks, and sending huge clouds of ash up to 1593,2159 meters into heavily overcast skies.
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I showed it in Telluride with a phenomenal sound system and you feel the rumbling under your seats, and somehow the vibrations of the subwoofers are passing under you and then you feel it exploding.
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Until now, public transport consisted of a rumbling state-run bus service and a Raj-era suburban railway, managed from distant Delhi, that is so crowded and precarious it kills some 3,000 commuters a year.
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Even though political issues are clouding the outlook for both countries, with Spanish coalition talks rumbling on and an uncertain Brexit outcome hanging over Ireland, their debt has been in heavy demand in recent weeks.
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" Kind let loose a rumbling chuckle and added, in the gravelly voice many an OAF visitor still remembers, "But it wasn't long before I realized the Outsider Art Fair had become a damned good show!
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A million things can screw this up, including a rumbling freight train, a tremor in the Earth, and the inconvenient reality that all objects with a temperature above absolute zero are vibrating all the time.
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Tremors felt by residents of New Jersey Shore and Long Island today prompted speculation that an earthquake had occurred—but the US Geological Survey confirmed that the rumbling sensations were caused by a sonic boom.
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While concerns over Middle East supply disrputions have led to recent price spikes, oil has generally been under pressure from worries about global economic growth amid growing signs of harm from the rumbling Sino-U.
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The researchers also suggest the technique could be used to monitor construction projects or, more specifically, existing buildings and structures nearby that could be affected by the work and machinery rumbling through all day long.
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In late 2006, already rumbling well past its expected end date, Opportunity visited the half-mile-wide Victoria Crater to examine the exposed levels of rock that gave NASA a look at Mars' geological history.
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I might have just had breakfast but as I take a seat in the restaurant, aromas of the Middle East with notes of the Med drift over from the kitchen and my stomach starts rumbling.
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The Telepod's gentle rumbling evokes the feeling of falling asleep in your parents' car as a kid, except that you're wearing goggles and watching a girl group perform songs in a language you don't understand.
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The underground lake in Curse of the Serpent's Eye exudes real mist that cools your face; when the serpent jumps at you, a platform lifts you out of its reach, convincingly rumbling under your feet.
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The mining company Rio Tinto already has 71 immense ore trucks rumbling around iron mines in the remote Pilbara region of Western Australia that are guided remotely from an office in Perth, 930 miles away.
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Trading activity fell by 2505% on the London Metal Exchange (LME) in the first half of this year as robust micro fundamentals were subsumed by the rumbling stand-off between the United States and China.
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I love to hear it when I'm wearing my motorcycle helmet: That rumbling noise that makes me quiver and gives me as much emotion as a great voice singing at the top of their lungs.
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On one of her first nights there, she woke up to bright lights shining in her eyes and a rumbling that made the house tremble: It was an ocean tanker going by on Raritan Bay.
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In one case, the unit positioned hundreds of inflatable dummy tanks to appear as though the United States was amassing a huge force, while giant speakers played recordings of rumbling tanks and soldiers building bridges.
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Messier 31, a swirling city-state of a trillion stars — plus all the accouterments of gas, dust, dark matter and black holes — is rumbling through the cosmos right toward us at 68 miles per second.
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But Greg Beller's electronic score introduces an airplane hum and static and then random clicks that resolve into a metronomic beat; the beat slowly accelerates, acquires rumbling bass and eventually compounds into a polyrhythmic dance track.
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Allegations about systemic doping in Russian sport have been rumbling for months, but Moscow has been able to argue that the witnesses were unreliable and if there was wrongdoing, it was just a few isolated cases.
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And at the appointed hour, they directed everyone through the glass emptiness of that upstairs reception hall, through the white emptiness of a downstairs lobby, and into the theater below, all leather seats and rumbling speakers.
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At La Guardia Airport, there were no lines at security checkpoints and no baggage carousels rumbling: With virtually no flights coming in, there was no baggage to unload and there were no passengers to claim it.
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On the international stage, the world watched as a faction of the military sent tanks rumbling through the streets, soldiers marched into media outlets, and citizens huddled in homes while fighter jets screamed just over rooftops.
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Chuck Schlie, who lives in St. Louis and was visiting Los Angeles for the first time with his family, said he was lying in bed at his hotel room in nearby Anaheim when he felt rumbling.
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Cruz and Kasich allies, as well as other establishment types in Washington, have been rumbling about a coordinated effort to stop Trump for weeks, but an alliance has never been made this explicit and public before.
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Today's example is the $25,53 Fender Ten 25, which leans away from the bass emphasis of my favorite Fender product to date, the dark and rumbling FXA25, and toward a brighter and more accurate sound signature.
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But it still boasts a population of nearly 26 who live here, buy festival tickets privately through L&S, and make the trip up and down to the festival site in a rumbling 13x21 every day.
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The new Phantom Reactor puts a ton of emphasis on punchy highs and rumbling lows, so much so that I felt myself longing for more mid-range sounds that typically make music feel warm and full.
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The probably apocryphal legend of the Lumière brothers' L'Arrivée d'un train is that members of its first audience, overwhelmed by the impression of a life-sized train rumbling toward them, jumped screaming out of their seats.
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Their softly rumbling backdrop was the product of two drummers, Andrew Cyrille and Brian Blade, as well as the bassist Reggie Workman and the pianist Steve Kuhn, who separately played with Coltrane in the early 1960s.
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I recall how, when working late some nights that first year, rumbling vibrations in the building at 229 West 43rd Street would signal that the printing presses several floors below were turning today's news into newsprint.
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Cecil Taylor, 'Unit Structures' (Blue Note, 1966) This album, deservedly a free-jazz landmark, presents Mr. Cyrille as the ideal improvisational partner, meeting every swarm and surge in Mr. Taylor's pianism with his own rumbling poise.
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Analysts and experts pay close attention to any signs of rumbling within the secretive regime in Pyongyang, seeking to determine possible implications for the stability of Mr. Kim's rule and for his nuclear and missile programs.
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The concert opened with the New York premiere of Julia Wolfe's "Fountain of Youth," all rumbling percussion, spiraling riffs and eerily cresting sustained sonorities, swirling in a musical mélange with hints of indie rock and Minimalism.
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Some came from as far as 20 miles away until scores were standing nearby, their heads hanging, either quietly or making a low rumbling noise, in what some zoologists have interpreted as a display of mourning.
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On "Appointments" — the first single from a new album, "Turn Out the Lights," due in October — she sings with fervor and fever, amplified by dizzying, haunted stacked harmonies and a piano rumbling toward a low squall.
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"Starting with that vote today in the House of Representatives, before this year is out, we're going to pass the largest tax cut in American history," Pence said to rumbling applause and whoops from the crowd.
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Now 59, he has gone on to portray one of television's longest-running police characters, Detective Fin Tutuola of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," a point that this "Cop Killer" singer notes with a rumbling laugh.
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But whether the Berlin-based producer Lotic's avant-garde electro ballads, Adam Golebiewskie's brutal solo drumming demonstration or the Spanish D.J. JASSS's rumbling audiovisual show were great in their own right was somewhat beside the point.
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Political issues are also rumbling away in Italy, where the leaders of the two parties in the coalition government, Matteo Salvini and Luigi Di Maio, have both raised the possibility of breaching EU rules on public spending.
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Driven by the frenzied, muffled yelps of frontman (and reluctant indie spokesperson) MJ, their sound was an intense signature of buzzsaw riffs and rumbling percussion, locked in a never-ending crescendo over five-, six-, seven-minute tracks.
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The evocative music, composed mostly for piano and percussion by Scott Killian, is another asset for this production, especially with its rumbling, primeval scoring for the sequence when Mr. Nureyev demonstrates his notions for an epic ballet.
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Allegations about officially sanctioned doping in Russian sport have been rumbling for months, but Moscow has been able to argue that the witnesses were unreliable and if there was wrongdoing, it was just a few isolated cases.
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Yet there is no sign of the livid clouds running up from the south-eastern horizon which serve as its evening harbingers, rising and roiling, filling the sky with their rumbling and the night with veiled lightning.
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The bank is betting on a rebound in oil prices as well as cheaper valuations to underpin demand for Eastern European assets while highlighting risks to Asia given the recent rumbling in China's economy and financial markets.
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Called the "roaring game" from the rumbling sound the 20kg (44-pound) polished-granite stones make as they slide over the pebbled ice sheet, curling is believed to have its origins on frozen ponds in medieval Scotland.
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Although general U.S. tourism to the island is still officially banned under the embargo, a sign of changing times was the presence of groups of U.S. travelers marveling at the vintage American cars rumbling through the streets.
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The announcement was the most dramatic sign to date that an economic slowdown rumbling in energy producer Azerbaijan since prices for oil and gas slumped three years ago is now threatening the health of its banking sector.
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Unfortunately, the rumbling flow of lava from the Kilauea volcano engulfed more than 130 homes in the neighborhoods of Vacationland and Kapoho Beach Lots — including the home of the Hawaii County Mayor — before oozing to the beach.
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" Mr. Corden said there had been "a slight rumbling" for him to host the Tonys last year, only a few months after taking over at "The Late Late Show," but it would have been "just too early.
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When I got back to the US, I did have that 21-day period where any rumbling in my stomach, any slight fever or slight heat that I felt in my body, made me start freaking out.
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And the recent cuts lasting 15 hours or more have stretched patience to breaking point, rotting food in disconnected fridges, forcing some shops to close down, and making the rumbling of generators familiar background noise across Tripoli.
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This field includes the wider bracket of "net art," which has been rumbling since at least 1994, and the later "post-internet" artists whose work engages on- and offline with the artifacts and language of digital culture.
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Ingram was named the NFC's Offensive Player of the Week after rumbling for 227 yards on just 11 carries in last week's win and is over 1,000 yards from scrimmage on the season (806 rushing, 213 receiving).
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Within the twinkle of an eye, the sunglasses came off, Halford's rumbling Brummie accent came spilling out, and we were off to the races, tackling everything from hating Nazis to his days as a wannabe theater kid.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May apologized to Caribbean leaders and diplomats last week over her government's "appalling" treatment of some immigrants who migrated to Britain as children after World War II, but the scandal is rumbling on.
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He sings in bluesy moans and rasps, edited together over an explosive backdrop of irregularly rumbling drums, splintered piano chords, noisy electronics and apocalyptic trombones; "Let me out of this dream," he concludes, knowing that's impossible. J.P.
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The camera follows an elderly sports car as it prowls down the street, its engine rumbling with reckless menace, and then as its inhabitants arrive at one of the few businesses that remains open, the local bank.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - An Alaska volcano that has been rumbling since midsummer shot ash about 5 miles (8 km) into the sky on Sunday, triggering a warning to aviators and dusting one small fishing village, officials reported.
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MOSCOW, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Russia will retaliate against the United States in a rumbling dispute over a treaty that allows both countries to conduct military observation flights over each other's territory, Russian news agencies reported on Wednesday.
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"The Snow Queen," like prior Abrahamsen works, has textures that shine and dance before the ears, with strings issuing harmonics high in their range, brass rumbling in the lower registers, and blurred triads in the middle range.
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Accusations from U.S. President Donald Trump's administration that Huawei, the world's biggest network equipment maker, has enabled Chinese state espionage have shaken the industry and raised broader fears for progress in talks to defuse a rumbling trade dispute.
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The urban gaze, however, was naturally multidimensional — the subway rumbling underneath the sidewalk; the gleaming peaks of skyscrapers; the neighbor's open window; the communal backyards — and so people tended to be confident in the accuracy of their sight.
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Political issues are also rumbling away in neighboring Italy, where the leaders of the two parties in the coalition government, Matteo Salvini and Luigi Di Maio, have both raised the possibility of breaching EU rules on public spending.
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For us, that's because the year can be divided into two sections: the lead up to A Star Is Born (including the long wait for "Shallow" to drop), and watching the Star Is Born Oscar buzz start rumbling.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian President Joko Widodo will on Friday hold his cabinet meeting on the holiday island of Bali in a bid to reassure visitors that there is nothing to worry about from the rumbling Mount Agung volcano.
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Fast charging emerging markets helped Asia secure a 247.75 percent weekly rise, while Wall Street looked set to open higher despite a rumbling row for Donald Trump as the United States approaches its self-imposed government debt limit.
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"El Niño is of course the background state, sort of where you build the train tracks, and so the train tracks are now pointed at Southern California, and the trains are rumbling down the train tracks," L'Heureux said.
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But whatever was rumbling on in Spektor's brain when she made Remember Us To Life, one thing is undeniable—the album is a patchwork of stories and feelings, every seam turned outwards, every piece deliberately unlike the next.
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At first sight, Bruguera's intervention appears to be subtler: a large patch of the hall's floor is painted in a dull black; a loud, low-frequency rumbling emanates disconcertingly from massive speakers at the end of the hall.
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On Sunday night he had his first New York headlining show in the recently reopened Market Hotel in Bushwick, Brooklyn, with the J train rumbling toward Manhattan visible through the corner window behind the cramped second-floor stage.
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The trucks are meant to complete most, if not all of their allotted time; their rumbling frames were kitted out to take on the task of launching into the air, giving gravity the middle finger, and landing safely.
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There is a rumbling around me that the convention organizers are ordering the roll call so that the New York delegation gets to be the state that tips Trump over the edge of the required delegates for nomination.
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"The local population from Ambae and from neighboring island can hear rumbling, volcanic explosions from volcano, smelt volcanic gases, see volcanic ash and gas plume and glows over the mountain at night," the department said on July 21.
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Hurricane Maria was rumbling toward the Lesser Antilles, the crescent of islands that curves from the Virgin Islands to Grenada, and forecasters predicted that the storm would continue to grow as it plowed west-northwest through the Caribbean.
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They wake each morning to the sound of rumbling garbage trucks, chasing after each one with a metal rod in hand to sort through garbage and pick out the most lucrative items, like cans and pieces of metal.
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There were ugly things rumbling beneath the surface and, fueled by that bigotry, Democratic incompetence and Republican longing for a conservative Supreme Court, Donald Trump found a narrow portal to crawl through to get to the Oval Office.
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But even more valuable is having a center who can do all that, then put the ball on the ground, blow past his defender, and either score, draw a foul, or make a play while rumbling towards the rim.
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ABOUT THE STEELERS (3-1): Pittsburgh running back Le'Veon Bell leads the NFL with 87 rushing attempts and finally had a breakout game last week after a slow start, rumbling for 144 yards and two touchdowns on 35 carries.
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Brexit worries have also made the UK stocks more unpopular than a long-running Reuters poll has ever seen, though there has been a tentative move back into U.S. and Asian equities despite the two region's rumbling trade tensions.
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Curiously, the rumbling occurred when he announced he would "give a voice" to the thousands who had needlessly suffered at the hands of illegal immigrants and whose stories had been largely ignored by the media and the federal government.
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Tennessee may lean heavily on a running game that is averaging an NFL-best 5.0 yards per carry, with 225 AFC rushing leader DeMarco Murray (26.6) rumbling for 21 yards in Tennessee's 26-22 victory over Miami on Oct.
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AMED, Indonesia (Reuters) - A Balinese town once bustling with holidaymakers has almost emptied of tourists after warnings that nearby Mount Agung could erupt at any time - a snapshot of the growing cost the rumbling volcano poses to Indonesia's economy.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Rocks under increasing pressure before earthquakes strike send out low-pitched rumbling sounds that the human ear cannot detect but could be used to predict when a tremor will strike, scientists said on Monday.
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" As landscapers started their rumbling engines outside the sunny windows near the start of one recent class, one of the studio's most popular teachers, Sheryl Hastalis, urged the class to "Let the lawn mowers become part of the 'ohmmm!
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If its frenetic, sepulchral rumbling on the cello's lowest string — or the riotous, frankly impossible cacophony of massed, warring trumpets in "Die Soldaten," his sole opera — is not representative of growling hounds of hell, no music ever will be.
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This was an incredibly uncomfortable experience; New York City's Financial District at 6 pm on a Thursday is possibly the most unsexy environment in the universe, not least when you are on an unfortunate-smelling train rumbling underneath it.
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The key here is that by replacing a rumbling engine with a silent battery and whirring motors, BMW and every other automaker are ditching the sonic experience that has been part of the automobile for more than a century.
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The theme reaches its apotheosis with the climactic encounter: The humans send it out over a computer and speakers (an oboe in the soundtrack's "Wild Signals"), and it is repeated back by the aliens' mother ship (a rumbling tuba).
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For some VR software, a piece of handheld plastic makes sense: it can sell the sensation of holding a weapon or VR item, and it adds haptic feedback like rumbling when your real-life hand gets near VR objects.
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Players whack them with hands, flip-flops, and baseball bats in the game, the quirky tone of which is rather at odds with the graveness of the protests, which have been rumbling in the semi-autonomous region since June.
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Although she folded quickly when she defended her title in Paris this year, losing in the first round, Ostapenko has played as if she has another point to prove at Wimbledon, rumbling past five opponents without dropping a set.
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Ms. Workman activated a prerecorded bass line, and Mr. Wimberly took his seat again, then started rattling and rumbling his way through a heap of shakers and hand drums as Ms. Workman drew a whisper out of her cello.
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Song "X2 (DBLE)," released in autumn of 2016, is delivered like a sermon, his gruff tones floating over a frosty instrumental sown together by a dark, rumbling bass and—to my ears at least—the faint clang of church bells.
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Get to higher ground Tsunamis are giant waves triggered by anything that disrupts the ocean, including earthquakes or volcanic eruptions under the sea, so the first sign may be a rumbling Earth, or a rapid rise or fall in ocean waters.
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Others—Lou Williams, Patrick Beverley, Avery Bradley—are way below their career average but still respected enough to open lanes for their teammates, be it Montrezl Harrell rumbling through for a lob or space for Shai Gilgeous-Alexander to penetrate.
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The streetcar which Webb shot rumbling by at 125th Street and Broadway, was removed in 1948; the Third Avenue elevated train, where he spotted a horse-drawn carriage among the cars in its shadow, would be torn down in the 1950s.
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He has kept the freight train on the tracks in Melbourne, rumbling past No. 4 seed Stan Wawrinka in the fourth round and No. 23 seed Gaël Monfils in the quarterfinals on Wednesday, 25-26, 22-26, 23-25, 133-213.
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Also rumbling in the background is a legal dispute between the two surrounding Ukraine's $3 billion Eurobond, which Moscow wants repaid in full but which Kiev argues should have been written down along with most of its other debt in 2015.
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Ramble down one of hills leading to San Francisco's northern shore and you might come across the Palace of Fine Arts — a Greek-like temple that can offer a zen retreat from the city's rumbling streetcars and tech rat race.
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Photo: 24BitDoThe 8BitDo SN30 Pro+ was first revealed back in 2018 around E3 as a prototype, with features like rumbling haptic feedback, wireless Bluetooth support, built-in motion controls, better ergonomics than the company's SN30 Pro, and USB-C charging.
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I don't speak any language other than English and there's much of the Western canon I haven't studied, so when Carson invokes Hegel or any of the many less famous Greek tragedies, I feel the rumbling of low-grade panic.
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MEXICO CITY, Feb 27 (Reuters) - U.S sugar refiners have asked for a review of a sugar trade deal signed with Mexico, the head of Mexico's sugar chamber, Juan Cortina, said on Tuesday, amid rumbling commercial friction between the two neighbors.
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If Hudson's social-media empire represents a slightly desperate Act II to a flagging acting career, Hawn's Instagram is an Act III: a hopeful, rumbling comeback for an older woman in Hollywood who hasn't appeared on film in 14 years.
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Arriving a mere five months after Batman v Superman, a DC Comics epic as vaultingly joylss as a memorial chapel in Valhalla, Suicide Squad at least has some rumbling, crunchy kick – and, amid a sprawling, grungy cast, a terrific Margot Robbie.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Worries about U.S. bond markets signaling an impending recession, and a still rumbling trade war between the world's top two economies, saw European shares sink further on Wednesday after a 24.4 percent drop on Wall Street the previous day.
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The little black rubber bumpers have fallen off the bottom and, every so often, there's an audible buzz of a fan rumbling from under the hood that can only be silenced with a swift smack by the heel of my hand.
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Eye masks and earplugs are set on every pillow, in case you'd rather not fall asleep to owl hoots and the faint jazz coming from the restaurant downstairs — or, for that matter, wake to the dairy trucks rumbling by below.
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Unlike a laborer swinging a hammer, engines don't tire and stop, and as they became integral to daily life, an ever-thickening web of roads crisscrossed the country, bringing with them the rumbling and revving of cars, trucks, and motorcycles.
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The dividing lines have been sliding progressively outward over the past decade, to the point where early April marks the first rumbling of superhero mayhem and the starter's pistol for the mad Oscar dash is fired at the outset of September.
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And he stayed busy until, one morning a couple of weeks after starting back at the job, he was driving to work and suddenly found himself rumbling over the shoulder, drifting toward the strip of grass and the woods beyond.
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The movie opened with seats rumbling to a slow-motion Kylo Ren lightsaber battle, then jerking suddenly to match the hyperspeed swerve of his ship, followed by the unsteady rocking of Finn and Poe Dameron's spacecraft as it dodged enemy attacks.
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President Trump — buffeted by rumbling trade tensions with China, delicate negotiations with North Korea and fallout from the Russia investigation — took a few minutes this week to reach for the media equivalent of Linus's blanket: New York City talk radio.
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There was some rumbling of poor officiating and even an accusation that the Tigers may have cheated with the use of laptops on the sidelines, but N.C. State has been forced to reset and turn its attention to the Eagles.
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The incident amplified a rumbling debate over the impact of gentrification in a city that has seen rapid economic and demographic change—according to the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, the most widespread gentrification of any major metro area in the country.
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Henry had a 3483-yard touchdown run to forge a tie late in the first quarter before rumbling up the middle for a 3473-yard touchdown to give Tennessee a 3463-3453 lead with 3443:3433 remaining in the third.
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Henry had a 13-yard touchdown run to forge a tie late in the first quarter before rumbling up the middle for a 21-yard touchdown to give Tennessee a 221-224 lead with 5:36 remaining in the third.
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The band hinted of a return to their old school sound with their previous two albums, Tragic Idol and The Plague Within, the latter of which saw vocalist Nick Holmes bring back the rumbling growl fans had been missing since the early 280s.
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Only minutes later, 150 delegates loyal to Teddy Roosevelt marched out of the Chicago Coliseum, mimicking the rumbling sound of a steamroller, and headed for Orchestra Hall, where thousands had raucously gathered to inaugurate Roosevelt as the leader of the new Progressive Party.
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The battle-hardened guitar tone whips up stirrings of honor, valour, and pride; a fine coat of crusty grime covers everything, as charging riffs and rumbling drums ooze with poisonous discharge and Rundquist's strangled howls and guttural roars claw through the murk.
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Staley took over in 2015 with a pledge to overhaul the culture at Barclays, which had been rumbling through a series of public relations troubles, including its $450 million payout in 2012 over allegations it had tried manipulating the benchmark rate, Libor.
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She usually doesn't bring Autumn to work but that day she did because she planned to leave early and take the baby to a doctor's appointment 'It's like the trailer exploded' Stockfelt was cradling her daughter when she heard a rumbling noise.
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This soundbar comes with a wireless subwoofer that produces rumbling bass as deep as 50 Hz. Plus, the soundbar delivers amazing clarity with little distortion, so you can hear every swish of the net while watching the Raptors and Warriors face off.
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Sure, there's the handy lotus-insect connection, tying neatly with the infestation arc, but really, this title winks at the other story rumbling underneath this season: This whole espionage thing is starting to seem less useful and more faulty as time goes on.
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KARANGASEM, Indonesia (Reuters) - A rumbling volcano on Indonesia's tourist island of Bali ejected greyish-white plumes of ash on Friday, a timelapse sequence of Reuters images showed, a reminder, if it were needed, that its weeks-long period of activity has not ended.
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The A9's frequency range starts at 33 Hz. However, the human ear can hear frequencies as low as 20 Hz. And, Ryan the recording engineer noticed that the A9 wasn't rendering the particularly low rumbling bass on one of his test tracks.
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After five years of dodging the local police and sanitation workers, she was able to cobble together enough money to buy her own food truck, which she has been operating for the last decade under the rumbling tracks of the 7 train.
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My workout was very poor — I was not feeling strong, my stomach was rumbling aggressively, I felt like there was no time to do anything properly when you factor in a warm-up, cool-down stretch, and setting up weights and equipment.
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Then a few weeks later, the regulator shocked the industry by rejecting Uber's application to renew its license to operate in London, kicking off a saga that has been rumbling on ever since—and which will now be settled in the courts.
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MARIUPOL, Ukraine (Reuters) - President Volodymyr Zelenskiy promised to create a level playing field for businesses on Tuesday as he made an investment pitch for Ukraine in the unlikely venue of Mariupol, a port city 20 km (12 miles) from a rumbling separatist conflict.
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While a strong U.S. economy, rising U.S. interest rates and the rumbling trade dispute may weigh on gold in coming weeks, the market has bottomed out and the long-term direction is up, Julius Baer's head of commodity research Norbert Ruecker said.
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All the rumbling, honking, chattering, clattering noise of everyday life has suddenly paused as the city goes into hiding — leaving the click-click-click of a traffic signal or the flutter of a pigeon at Penn Station audible now, in eerie relief.
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Set to a minimalist soundtrack of guitar strumming and engine rumbling, the video treats us to a view of the Salt Lake City skyline at sunset before moving on to pleasing closeups of bubbles foaming up as the coffee is filtered through the machine.
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"Neymar was disappointed when he first got to Paris, he soon realized the club was nothing like as big as Barca and the quality of the league was worse than in Spain, then he had the problem with Cavani which kept rumbling on," he said.
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Judging from the way they presented the sounds—in interviews and in their music videos—it was a statement, among other things, about the role that domestic work plays in a long-term partnership, parsing meaning and crafting narratives from rumbling metal and swishing water.
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So it only makes sense that Soderbergh, out of all the most respected male filmmakers in Hollywood, would've been the one to sense something rumbling on the horizon, as a storm which originated from decades of abuse against women in his own industry took shape.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From London buses rumbling along on the power of coffee beans to a football legend championing the transformation of plastic bottles into building blocks, 2017 has been a year full of innovative uses for the things we usually throw away.
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Sleater-Kinney: The Center Won't Hold (Mom+Pop, 2019) On their second album since their reunion, with production by St. Vincent, Sleater-Kinney have embarked on their most startling sonic departure ever, augmenting their tight, noisy punk with fizzy electronics and rumbling found sounds.
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The tan, six-floor building in the Dutch Kills neighborhood of Queens is typical of the quiet industrial area, surrounded as it is by bodyshops, single-family homes, a rumbling elevated train, and hotels of a modernist sensibility, all glass exteriors and clean-cut balconies.
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Bennett wants to avoid "the valedictory note," but for a man of 83 diagnosed with bowel cancer 20 years ago, that tone is present by default, a basso ostinato rumbling beneath the proceedings as we watch him lose friends to death and undergo medical procedures.
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SEATTLE, Jan 153 (Reuters) - Just days after finally rumbling back to life, Seattle's huge tunnel-digging machine, Bertha, was shut down by state officials on Thursday because of a small sinkhole, marking the latest snag for a long-delayed $3.1 billion waterfront highway project.
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On recent weekends in the Chinese capital, spruced up with red flags and bright landscaping, shops in the city center have been closed, curtains ordered shut and streets closed for rehearsals featuring military vehicles rumbling towards Tiananmen Square and fighter jets screaming across the sky.
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On this, their final album, their unimpeachably heavy, moribund riffs are garnished by an earnest knowledge of Eastern scales, appreciation for the art of the rumbling groove, and a bizarre god complex (that pops up in fine form on album standout "I Am Christ").
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One source familiar with the couple said the rumbling is that they will do what celebs are increasingly doing -- getting their business managers involved first and reaching a property settlement -- and then, when it's all but a done deal, file legal docs in court.
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Rumbling thundery growls and a sibilant repeat of the opening text ("right, left, right, left, hands move ceaselessly, touching chin, forehead, chest") accompany a wild, body-lashing solo by Takeru Coste, his face and arms covered in long hair (like Cousin Itt from the Addams Family).
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Small dramas acquire the status of rumbling storms: the fate of the young couple's romance; the thwarted lesbian desire of a society prig for Tim's sister, a renowned poet; the need of Sara's brother and sister to break away from the reproachful perfection that suffocates them.
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So if you were going to pick a spot that emphasized just how much the larger forces of the universe don't give a whit about any one human's plans, Australia, with its endless skies and rumbling storm clouds and animals unlike any other, is just about perfect.
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If you live anywhere near an earthquake zone (hello, San Francisco!), chances are you've occasionally wondered whether what you felt was an earthquake or just the rumbling of a heavy truck driving by (or whether it was a minor nearby earthquake or a big one farther away).
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JAKARTA/CANDI DASA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Bali's rumbling Mount Agung is starting to impact the economy of the holiday island and, if the eruptions and volcanic ash clouds persist, could spark a bigger wave of cancellations by visitors to Indonesia's main tourism destination as peak season beckons.
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In good times — and there were plenty in recent years as Istanbul rose on the global stage — it was a rollicking street fair of shoppers, diners, protesters, street musicians and beggars, roughly a mile-long sea of humanity, with a quaint streetcar rumbling down the middle.
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Here the highlights are the abrasive thorns stuck in the album's side: Elysia Crampton's "Oscollo (drums only info version)," in which waves of static adorn a rumbling polyrhythmic drum pattern; or Paul's "Preservo," an electronically altered woodwind blowing joyful, defiant, dissonant harmonies in reverse over percussive clicks.
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"Toll On" in particular shudders with beauty and menace; it unfurls gradually, floating in velvety gothic melodies as Von Spain's voice reaches for the heavens and its rhythm section builds up steam, slowly rumbling across the steel grey sky like a battery of heavy violet stormclouds.
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Every Thursday through Saturday night the eclectic composition is "shaped" by the performer — Stan or his son David — who uses a control board affixed with glow-in-the-dark labels to manipulate it, directing sound from rumbling bass speakers beneath the seats to small horn speakers above.
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Now in her mid-twenties, she's become so adept at lifting influences from various pockets of the capital – a smattering of a trap hi-hat, the frenetic vocal energy of grime, woozy, and dark electronics rumbling under her bars – that she's folded London into herself completely.
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In the neighborhood where the company reportedly wants to set up shop, the train routinely arrives full: cars packed so tightly with commuters rumbling into Long Island City from eastern Queens that waiting riders often have to watch several trains pass before they can get on.
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There is little doubt as to whether the trucks of Sherri Duskey Rinker and Tom Lichtenheld's Mighty, Mighty Construction Site (Chronicle, $24; ages 27 to 214) are up for the job, as Rinker's vigorous text attests: Rolling, rumbling, revving hard,ten big trucks meet in the yard.
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AMED, Indonesia, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Indonesia shut its airport on Bali for a third consecutive day on Wednesday due to a volcanic ash cloud, as the rumbling Mount Agung volcano continued to paralyse flights on the holiday island and cause a mass evacuation around the mountain.
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This embryonic N.B.A. season has already given us Trae Young dribbling through J.J. Redick's legs, Ben Simmons swishing a 3-pointer as if he always makes them and Zion Williamson rumbling for 29 points in his second pro game — with only one miss in 13 shots.
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Active noise cancellation tends to work best on lower-frequency sounds like the rumbling of a plane or traffic noise, but it's less effective at higher frequencies, which is why it's helpful to also have the earbuds attempt to physically block sounds from getting into your ears.
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LINE: Wisconsin -14.5 ABOUT NORTHWESTERN (221-27): Wildcats senior running back Justin Jackson is on the verge of breaking the school's rushing record and is coming off his best performance of the season after rumbling for 22 yards and three touchdowns on 218 carries against Bowling Green.
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New England was able to convert on fourth-and-3 with a 17-yard pass from Brady to Danny Amendola, and a third down conversion later in the drive came by way of Brady's legs, with the 39-year-old rumbling for a 15-yard gain.
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In the nearly enclosed tent, even with the subway rumbling loudly above us and people and cars passing by, what I received was the opportunity to properly focus on and confront, for the first time in a long time, concerns that usually feel so beyond me.
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Ushered into the old Studio A—where they shot the pilot for I Love Lucy, and the Beach Boys recorded Good Vibrations—I entered a darkened space thick with smoke and bathed in a low rumbling sound coming from speakers hidden by darkness and smoke throughout the studio.
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Ms. Malkki, making her return to the Philharmonic after a belated debut in 2015, certainly drew out the atmospheric sonorities in the subdued music the opens the piece, with the softly rumbling timpani, flecks of harp, heaving low strings and woodwind lines that seem to peek through the mist.
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Neymar had the tricks, of course, the sort of showstopping displays of technical ability that fire a million YouTube highlights; he had the outlandish dress sense and the celebrity lifestyle and the eye-catching haircuts and the slick P.R. machine rumbling behind him, all of the accoutrements of greatness.
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The way things broke from there is history at this point: James Dolan nixed the Lowry deal days later, the new-look Raptors found an inexplicable, ethereal chemistry that turned a would-be tank into a low-rumbling force, and Toronto had their most fun season in years.
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He was the first to hear the rumbling hooves of the Dothrakis' approaching army; he dodged fire and Dothraki wrath to aim the scorpion and take down Daenerys's seemingly impenetrable dragon; he leaped in front of Drogon's flaming throat out of nowhere to save Jaime from his boneheaded charge.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - As visitors sip champagne at Hong Kong's Art Basel event this week and take selfies with replicas of deceased leaders Fidel Castro and Mao Zedong, a more urgent issue is rumbling through dealers exhibiting – how big an impact China's capital controls will be in the coming year.
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It was always there, bubbling away in the background, the constant, hum of sub-bass and tickling 2-step rumbling through the adjoining wall of a neighbor and sibling, even if we were too locked into Metal Gear Solid and Rayman to pay too much attention to it at the time.
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Those were the thoughts rumbling through my mind as I watched 18-year-old Brandt Jean, the younger brother of Botham Jean, a man gunned down in his own apartment by white Dallas police officer Amber Guyger, forgive and wish well, then embrace Guyger after she was sentenced to prison.
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Even with an international sanctions regime throttling the life out of the Iranian economy and the possibility of war still rumbling, the diplomats who were there believe that the Iranian negotiating team could not have been pushed further without being repudiated by hardliners at home, including the supreme leader, Ali Khamenei.
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The new Echo kind of, sort of, edges in that direction with improved audio, but the Google Home Max and Apple HomePod offer up similar visions for a future in which smart assistants are a nice bonus on a device focused on delivering high-quality, floor-rumbling, room-filling audio.
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Rupert Goold's high-octane production — which includes drinking and smoking, a conga line and a rumbling printing press — plays out on Bunny Christie's Tony Award-nominated set, "a landscape of battered metal desks, stacked into rickety hills and valleys," as Ben Brantley described it in his New York Times review.
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But few New Yorkers have ever glimpsed, or even heard of, the New York & Atlantic Railway, a freight train that would seem more familiar rumbling across the Great Plains, not chugging through crowded city neighborhoods in Queens and Brooklyn, bearing cars loaded with food, scrap metal, construction materials and even beer.
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Finding a spot on the sound stage floor, which was covered in fluffy sheepskin rugs, leather couches and a few mattresses, I settled in for the sound bath—a kind of New Age ceremony meant to blend music, meditation and an aural massage—as the low rumbling sounds undulated and artificial candles flickered.
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After John Gruber pointed out on Twitter that I forgot to mention that Google didn't put USB-C headphones or an adapter in the Pixel 153 box in the review, I realized that I had a whole series of thoughts about it that have been rumbling around in my head all weekend.
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We recently premiered some slimy new tunes from Brighton's Sea Bastard, and are now pleased as punch to present a malodorous new track from the Bristolians in SONANCE, who are poised to release a new split EP with London's own thunderous trio, Torpor (who contribute a rumbling new song of their own).
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There's also a child-friendly "War at Sea" gallery, dominated by a huge (and fully boardable) re-creation of a ship's deck, and a pocket-size Field of Battle Theater, which shows a filmed re-enactment of the 1777 battle at Chadds Ford, complete with rumbling floor and piped-in gunpowder scent.
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It doesn't move much over the course of its 12 minutes, playing around with ambient synth pads as that rumbling bassline roils away, but in the wee hours of the morning—as you know the sun's rising, but quite can't bring yourself to hit the road home, this one will do the trick.
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Once upon a time, his tag adorned rumbling train cars on every line in New York City—eagle-eyed viewers can see it in The Warriors—and when the South Bronx exported hip-hop culture to the rest of the world, Martin enjoyed the entire modicum of fame available to a prolific graffiti writer.
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"During the climactic montage — the presses humming, the papers stacked and baled, the trucks rumbling out into the morning light — my heart swelled and my pulse quickened, and not only because I have printer's ink running through my veins," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times about Tom McCarthy's best-picture nominee.
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Dewey Redman's tenor sax roughs up the alto/trumpet/violin-wielding leader, Charlie Haden bows darkly more than he plucks staunchly, and the drummer is 12-year-old Denardo, rumbling irrepressibly all over nine titles that are sometimes also tunes—"New York" and "Broken Shadows" cross-referential, "Song for Ché" a dirge to remember.
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MAYBE THAT'S IT. SO THEY'RE RUNNING TO THESE INDEX FUNDS, THINKING, OH, WELL, I'M GOING TO BUY THE INDEX, THAT WILL GIVE ME 7%, 73% 9% BECAUSE THE MARKET ALWAYS GOES UP 9, 10%, THEY DON'T REALIZE HOW DANGEROUS THEY CAN BE. WAPNER: HEY CARL, YOU MENTIONED CALLING THIS A RUMBLING, NOT THE BIG ONE.
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The majority of the films by Merchant Ivory Productions were directed by Ivory, produced by Merchant, and more often than not written by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala; this team eventually developed a reputation for its lavish period dramas distinguished by a rumbling psychological malaise beneath the glossy surface of decadent set designs and impressive historical costumes.
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While it should surprise no one that Geillis (Lotte Verbeek) was a Scottish Nationalist (one can only imagine what she thinks of the latest rumbling of independence post-Brexit) her return is still a welcome shock, even if we knew she had to make an appearance as soon as we saw that the year is 1968.
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A rumbling Jahlil Okafor rumor doesn't move the needle as much as a healthy Jrue Holiday already did—the Pelicans still don't have enough shooting to boost their offense, and while it may make sense to let another player do dirty work down low, maybe the last thing they need is a low-post big beside Anthony Davis.
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There's a surprising chill in the desert air at the Thermal Club racetrack, about 150 miles east of Los Angeles, as a group of engineers in black jackets watch a machine come rumbling into the pit lane, a welcome heat coming after a few fast laps from both underneath the body and off the giant brakes.
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The furor around Omarosa Manigault NewmanOmarosa Onee Manigault NewmanScaramucci breaks up with Trump in now-familiar pattern Press: The new Southern Strategy Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE is rumbling on — and that is bad news for the White House, even as the administration disparages the former reality show star as lacking in credibility.
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Nadal's shadow is long at any time of day on clay, and though Nadal struggled, by his standards, earlier this season on the surface where he has a 23 career winning percentage, he has now won 43 consecutive matches, rumbling past a weary Kei Nishikori, 24-21, 238-1, 6-3, in their quarterfinal on Tuesday.
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Dreamily, she even half imagined that she could hear her mother at work downstairs: a consoling clatter of pans and crockery in the kitchen, water running in the sink, voices rumbling on the radio—as if some substratum of ordinariness were so fundamental that it must always be carrying steadily on somewhere, below all the agitation of change.
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MS: There's been rumbling that the Trump's administration may be considering tariff action on sectors, as in manufacturing right, err so we think EU, we think China obviously as well, so based on the amount of steel, of stuff like that they consumed, if that does come to pass, that must be a worry for a company like Rio.
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It began with a three-part barrage of cramps that surged across my lower limbs in paralysis of all forward progress: As I staggered up the steepest section of the whole course, a painful stab seized my right IT band while another twisted knots into my groin, followed by an aftershock rumbling across the left thigh for good measure.
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We were then into a quick blitz of DJ Lewi's "Hold Me Tight"—its metre-thick low-end rumbling your ear drums—and the Daryl B & M Yardley remix of Tony Momrelle's "If You Were Here Tonight," a saccharine hit of R&B played on fast-forward with a bassline that sounded kind of like Lisa Simpson playing the jug.
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Once No. 1, Victoria Azarenka is just No. 14 on the draw sheet at this Australian Open, but she is rumbling through the early rounds like a member of the elite, and it would come as no surprise at this stage to see her in another final in Melbourne, where she won back-to-back titles in 2012 and 2013.
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We won't have to wait long to find out, but countering the potential for more smoke and mirrors is a real tightening in the zinc supply chain in the North American market Although it's dropped out of the headlines, the strike at the CEZ refinery in Canada, North America's second-largest producer of refined zinc, is rumbling on into its fifth month.
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Rolando Elco, the director of the Lutheran World Federation in Juticalpa, however, assured me — as we were rumbling in his truck toward Catacamas — that at least one narrow road does continue past the small city, to Dulce Nombre de Culmi, and from there, the road narrows still as it cuts through the nature preserves, and then bends east, all the way to Nicaragua.
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The whirlwind sirens, and rousing cries of "Murdered Out" (is she singing "turn me on" or "tornado"?) sound so furious partially because the song is preceded by "Paprika Pony," a murmured, meditative exercise set to a trap keyboard loop and finger piano; similarly, the slow, rumbling "Earthquake" wouldn't sound so poignant and labored if it didn't follow "Hungry Baby," a breakneck storm of static and excitement.
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Instead, the duo of Dana Schechter (rumbling bass; mournful lap steel) and Ashley Spungin (cavernous drums; crackling homemade electronics) turn adversity into triumph, forging a bleak, blasted brand of instrumental ambience that has found an equally happy home with UK-based micro label Lancashire & Somerset (home to the ever-excellent Enablers) as experimental lodestone Utech or the blown-out, art-fucked realm of Sleeping Giant Glossolalia.
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The noise of it made a strange effect when the dancers were actually dancing, because the sound of all their tap shoes was also loud, body-shaking, so the two different thunders, theirs and the storm's, were mixing and fading, creating illusions, and when the tap would stop abruptly, the rain outside for a second seemed like an echo or a rumbling of it.
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Although the album is carried by a spirit that is equal parts Floyd and Zeppelin (see the rumbling low-end vibes of "Life's An Ocean" or the ecstatic rave-up "This Is Music"), it was the ballads, "On Your Own" and "History," that helped them crack the Top 30 and reveal Ashcroft, now referred to by Noel Gallagher as "Captain Rock," as one of the UK's most compelling songwriters.
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But no amount of haughtiness will stand in the way of a good bargain, so Russian expats from across the city, hailing from not only anarchical Odessa but also sophisticated St. Petersburg and cosmopolitan Moscow, are drawn to the shopping thoroughfare under the rumbling El, although they abscond right after attaining their spoils (and a mani-pedi while they're at it) and probably won't admit they were ever there.
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"When a new wave of rumbling gurgles rolled through, my gut grabbed my mind entirely, and I tried to fight back by focusing on things outside myself," O'Brady wrote, as his indigestion worsened (eating too much, eating too fast, eating high-fat foods, and eating when you're stressed are all associated with a range of uncomfortable symptoms, including nausea, bloating, heartburn, and eventually, diarrhea or constipation.)There was no containing the pain any more.
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The only way to make sense of the resulting din—the grim rumbling of a sour, scolding media apparatus, the airless synthesized americana of various NFL-aligned advertisers, the denatured waiting-room Mantovani of the league's own brand managers, some discordant and disturbing and increasingly loud noises coming from somewhere within the walls and ductwork—is to understand that it's the sort of music that the league's bizarre billionaire owners enjoy listening to.
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Then there was yet another version Silver purchased on spec that channeled early issues of the comic; that one got nixed because it took place during World War II. But all this back and forth barely mattered, given that there were even bigger storms rumbling overhead: Two other female-led superhero flicks, made and released in the mid-aughts, both tanked, making it even more difficult to get a Wonder Woman project off the ground.
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And if you look at the parallel situations-- and the only thing that I could say is I know that there was rumbling when we were fre-- friendly with Comcast and trying to do the Time Warner deal, it was thrown back that-- that some of the professionals at Justice felt like Brian had not honored some of the behavioral-- or didn't feel that the behavioral agreements were sufficient-- DAVID FABER: Yes.
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The war is on; college, that "beautiful delay" of the future, may turn out to be all the future some of these boys have, and Hollinghurst wonderfully conveys the subtle, charged atmosphere of ordinary life rumbling along under extraordinary circumstances: the military drills performed in khaki in the quad while tutorials carry on above; the eerie intimacy fostered by the blackouts, when, walking between colleges or to the pubs in town, students brush up against unseen bodies in the dark.
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If you were one of the estimated 100 million Americans who watched the presidential debates on Monday night, you might have felt a little tickle inside during key moments of opposition between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, a rumbling that softly whispered, "OH SHIT THE FUTURE OF OUR COUNTRY IS HANGING IN THE BALANCE AND ONE OF THESE CANDIDATES IS GOING TO BE THE LEADER OF THE FREE WORLD OH MY GOD THESE PEOPLE WILL HAVE THE NUCLEAR CODES WHAT THE HELL IS EVEN HAPPENING," or something along those lines.
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Those of us with animals in our lives don't like to think of ourselves as having expectations for them, but we do: We want their loyalty and dedication, and we want these things to be expressed in a way that we can understand; we want the bird chirping when we walk in the door, the dog trotting toward us, drooling and hopeful, the cat rumbling with pleasure as she butts her head against our fist, the horse nickering and shuffling in his stall as he hears our footfall.
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