There is certainly violence in the film, including one decapitation, and several showers of scaldingly hot spring water.
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Like the slapstick over Brexit, Edward St. Aubyn's quintet of novels can be scaldingly funny and achingly poignant.
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But when it finally arrived on Broadway in 2004, its depiction of the rabid lust of celebrity felt scaldingly relevant.
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They're about a young, working-class black intellectual, and they are said to be (by a friend I trust) brutal, pessimistic and scaldingly funny.
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Wong is known for her scaldingly hilarious standup comedy specials like Baby Cobra and Hard Knock Wife, both of which she notably performed while many months pregnant.
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Ms. Bernhard will perform her scaldingly sarcastic new musical-comedy show, "Santa Monica Blvd: Coast to Coast," a pop-music journey across America, at 215959:9 p.m.
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Even more so when you hear Koreans exclaim "ah, siwon hada" or "ah, that's cooling," after having just taken a spoonful of scaldingly hot and spicy broth from a still-bubbling cauldron of volcanic stew.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists have detected an exotic planet in another solar system where the weather forecast is always dire - a 21.9 percent chance of the most outrageous rain imaginable, with droplets of scaldingly hot liquid iron.
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Of course, that doesn't mean women aren't constantly being harangued with competing messaging: Don't starve yourself, eat healthy — but don't be fat; Embrace your acne — but here's how to cover it up; Curly hair is magical — but only if you straighten it first and then careful re-curl each strand with a scaldingly hot wand in order to achieve peak beach-y muss.
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While they are underwater, temperatures may only vary by a few degrees over the year. However, at low tide, temperatures may dip to below freezing or may become scaldingly hot, leading to a temperature range that may approach 30 °C (86 °F) during a period of a few hours. Many mobile organisms, such as snails and crabs, avoid temperature fluctuations by crawling around and searching for food at high tide and hiding in cool, moist refuges (crevices or burrows) at low tide. Besides simply living at lower tide heights, non-motile organisms may be more dependent on coping mechanisms.
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What he can try to crack is his own mystery: Why was he of all people destined to scream bloody murder with the aim of altering the destiny of the human race? The writing in The Destiny of Me can fall short of Mr. Kramer's ambitions, but it is never less than scaldingly honest." He continued, "Not by happenstance is The Destiny of Me a juicy, three-act memory play in the mode of that Arthur Miller-Tennessee Williams era, with occasional flashes of humor reminiscent of latter-day variations on the form by Neil Simon and Herb Gardner . . . Given the conventionality of Mr. Kramer's dramatic format, one sometimes wishes the dialogue fleshing it out were finer.
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