I was slap-bang in the middle of the target audience.
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And slap bang in the middle of South London is Jamie Isaac.
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Slap-bang in the centre of Cybozu's headquarters are stuffed-toy monkeys and parrots.
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It is the invasive YouTube advert reimagined slap-bang in the middle of a dance album.
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"The interesting thing was putting the characters, slap bang, in the middle of a relationship," Horgan says.
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We begin our London food tour at Xi'an Impression, an unremarkable looking Chinese restaurant slap bang opposite Arsenal football stadium.
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But the entry point for success, aspiration, and affirmation is walking slap bang into sexist structures that reward smooth, youthful beauty.
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Melanie Jayne Chisholm grew up in a small industrial town called Widnes, slap bang in the middle of Manchester and Liverpool.
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A bridge that just so happens to be slap bang in the middle of Erin and her cousin's bus route to school.
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The narrator is deeply embarrassed by the occasion, which brings her favorite old-world writer slap bang into her dreary Californian life.
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And yet here we are, in her newly opened restaurant Calcutta Street, situated—somewhat ironically—on Tottenham Street, slap bang in Central London.
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Hike like you mean it at Mount Tabor, an extinct volcano slap-bang in the middle of a city park of the same name.
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Slap bang in the centre, its close to all the city's charms, but the forests and fjords of the surrounding countryside are easily reachable too.
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By now we all know about Shoom and Spectrum and those other parties which took place pretty much slap-bang in the middle of town.
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Slap bang in the centre of Copenhagen and known locally as Rosenborg Slot; the castle was originally built as a summer home for the Danish Royal family.
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Swansea are slap bang in the middle of a relegation battle, so getting rid of Jonjo Shelvey to a direct rival seems like an odd move, doesn't it?
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A recently discovered patent suggests that Google was at one point experimenting with the idea of putting a camera slap bang in the middle of the face of a smartwatch.
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What's more, unluckily for the vendors trying to escape addictions, our office was slap bang in the middle of what was Britain's busiest crack- and heroin-selling thoroughfare in Kings Cross.
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Adam had the last laugh though, the album this song is taken from reached number 1 in the UK and put him slap bang at the forefront of the New Romantic movement.
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"I do think that building a third runway slap bang in the middle of the western suburbs of the greatest city on Earth is not the right thing to do," Johnson said.
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The Note 7 crisis saw Samsung's profit plunge 30 percent year-on-year, so the Korean tech giant can ill afford a reprisal of these issues right slap bang in the Christmas shopping period.
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Placed slap-bang in the center of the plate, with no sauce or salsa to hide under, this dome is a celebration of the mastery of cooking rice, of the separateness of every grain.
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"It's a big investment for us but it's come slap bang in the middle of a moving situation which we have no control over, so it's not a comfortable place to be," the former metalworker said.
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The last time I visited Brighton to speak to The Magic Gang in 2016, they shared a place with five other musicians, slap-bang in the city centre, the local Pavilion and Palace Pier within eyeshot.
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While the rest of the world had their eyes and ears on Kanye West last night, James Blake caught us unawares by stealthily lobbing a brand new song slap-bang into the midst of his usual BBC Radio 1 residency.
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Discovered in 2015, the planet is located slap bang in the middle of a newly spotted "abiogenesis zone" that holds the right conditions for life to be created, according to researchers from the University of Cambridge and the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology.
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A few hours before Smokey Tails, a new BBQ restaurant slap bang in the middle of Hoxton Square in east London, opens to the world, its proprietor is lying in a banquette with my phone in his hand musing about the late (and very great) British chef, Keith Floyd.
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Their tongue-in-cheek location of the "Rose-Colored Boy" video slap-bang in the 80s feels a little like a rebuke to those who have disavowed them based on their new sound influenced by the decade, and an indication that it's going to be sticking around for a while longer.
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There are subtle threads dotted throughout, like the way it begins with an arrival (of a baby), ends with a departure (a writer who has chosen to leave Britain), and, almost slap bang in the middle, has Riz Ahmed's weaving essay about his experiences in both arrivals and departures (at the airport).
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Slap Bang with Ant & Dec was a short lived television programme that was shown in the United Kingdom on ITV in 2001.
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The Chicago Daily Tribune called it a "rugged slap bang adventure... at times engaging, at times superfluously vulgar."Keeping Tab on Murder Drake, Drexel. Chicago Daily Tribune 1 Aug 1954: g5.
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"But," said the engineer, "that means you go slap bang through the Hex River Mountains." "Never mind," said Mr. Molteno, "that is the way I want it to go." And that is the way it did go.Royal Colonial Society: Proceedings of the Royal Colonial Institute.
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Slap! Bang! Into tunnel quite :Into glorious darkness, black as Egypt’s night :Out into the daylight glides that eastern train :Student’s hair is ruffled, just the merest grain :Maiden seen all blushes when then and there appeared :A tiny little earring, in that horrid student’s beard.
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The Butterfly Peepl release did not gain much attention, only having been for sale for a short time on QZoo's official site. Track listing 1\. Beautiful (4:28) 2\. Torn Between You and the Sky (7:01) 3\. Invisible (3:55) 4\. Slap Bang (4:00) 5\.
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In a review of the reissues, Micahel de Koningh of Blues & Soul writes that although the record "did not have the slap-bang impact" of the group's innovative debut album, it nonetheless retained the group's energetic groove, with "Ha Cha Cha" being "a particularly fine dancer." On 17 September 2014, Trevor Nelson made Brass Construction II the "Album of the Week" on his BBC Radio 2 show.
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Ant & Dec made their permanent departure from children's television in 2001 after trying out formats like Friends Like These for BBC One in 2000 and Slap Bang with Ant & Dec for ITV in 2001 (which was basically SMTV in the evening even playing Challenge Ant against adults). They have since said that the main reason they left SMTV was because the Pop Idol live finals were due to begin on Saturday nights on ITV in December 2001.
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We had to round San Salvador and then sail just > under 500 miles back toward the east, well southeast to be exact. We rounded > San Salvador and sailed slap bang into the teeth of a ferocious storm. > Hurricane Lili was packing around 70 to 80 knots of wind and we have to ride > it out. I remember feeling exhilarated by it all. It helps to be a little > naive and dumb but that’s how you are when you are in your 20’s.
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Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a 100% fresh rating based on ten contemporary reviews, with an average rating of 7.5/10. Leonard Maltin gives it 3 out of 4 stars: “Interesting blend of spy, gangster, and comedy genres, with memorable double-talk and auction scenes.” Bosley Crowther of The New York Times gave the film a mostly positive review, writing: "In spite of its slap-bang construction and its hour-and-three- quarters length, the picture does move with precision and steadily maintained suspense ... All Through the Night is not exactly a melodrama out of the top drawer, but it is a super-duper action picture — mostly duper, when you stop to think." On Dec.
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'Taint leaving old England we cares about, 'Taint cos we mis-spells what we knows, But because all we light-fingered gentry Hops around with a log on our toes. These seven long years I've been serving nowsometimes "For seven long years I'll be staying here…" And seven long more have to staysometimes "For seven long years and a day…" All for bashing a bloke down our alleysometimes "Just for meeting a bloke…" And taking his ticker away. Oh, had I the wings of a turtle-dove, I'd soar on my pinions so high, Straight backalso "Slap bang…" to the arms of my Polly love, And in her sweet presence I'd die. Now all my young Dookies and Duchesses, Take warning from what I've to say: Mind all is your own as you toucheses Or you'll find us in Botany Bay.
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Saatchi also bought more work from her. Vine said, "I can paint and pay the bills. I don’t need any more than that." Vine described the gallery and living space as a "tip". Journalist Catherine Deveney found it "fascinating, like being placed slap bang in the middle of a person’s entire life" with the walls whitewashed and employed as an improvised diary—"Tuesday 4pm" written in black above the bed— large pink cushions on the big bed, boxes, papers, suitcases and propped-up canvases on the floor, a loaded clothes rail, and art materials on a table. The Times journalist, Andrew Billen, visited Vine in June 2004, and said the gallery was a clue that "Saatchi's Midas touch has not turned Stella's life to gold", describing the empty space and collapsed stairs as "emotional chaos". On 1 July 2004, the show James Jessop and Jasper Joffe opened. The Evening Standard reviewed the show, commenting that Jessop, who worked as a Group 4 security guard for his day job, had exhibited alongside Vine in Saatchi's New Blood exhibition and that his talent was for speed paintingAnderson, Hephzibah.
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