Even brief outages can snarl traffic and cause long delays.
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But on Sunday it was full of its traditional snarl.
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A cocoon of silence keeps the faint engine snarl distant.
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But this governance by fear and snarl ultimately wore thin.
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What the hell was this pink snarl of an image?
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"It was easier to say things with a snarl," Williams said.
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On a topic so contentious that most participants snarl, she smiles.
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Watching a snarl of traffic, she blamed Mr. Trump for it.
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As it was set down, the cubs began to snarl and squabble.
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You bare your teeth and snarl at the idea of steady income.
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You can also contact SNARL instead on 07961 030064 or 07957 830490.
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SNARL then warned its own local area, before beginning its own research.
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It is like finding a sheep with a snarl like a wolf.
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Snarl-ups have prevented the country from exploiting its oil and gas reserves.
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That would snarl supply chains and push the UK economy into recession. 3.
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Mr. Trump's choice to stay at Trump Tower has added to the snarl.
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Go deeper ... In photos and video: Climate protests snarl D.C.'s morning commute
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They know to snarl and wave their paws to draw oohs and applause.
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But he did it with a smile rather than a snarl, so everyone laughed.
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If you do, people will just drive themselves which will snarl traffic even more.
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As customers, most people prefer their service with a smile rather than a snarl.
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I once heard John Tomlinson practically roar it, and Bryn Terfel contemptuously snarl it.
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Creating all-new routes just to fetch organics would be expensive and snarl traffic.
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A regulatory snarl over whether the loans would be treated as securities caused delays.
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He also, twisted them around the nose to give him a bit of a snarl.
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The adrenaline really gets to some people and they snarl and roar in the cage.
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They'll snarl and try their best to get away, but clearly this dog is different.
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There's a snarl in his voice that suggests there's no stopping him any time soon.
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With a sideways glare, Beyoncé's smile is instantly replaced by a rage-filled, toothy snarl.
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When it floods, the street closings snarl downtown, making parking a puzzle and disrupting traffic.
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The distractions are many: cold fingers, one-meal-a-day bellies, warplanes that snarl overhead.
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When it floods, the street closures snarl downtown, making parking a puzzle and disrupting traffic.
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And that could add another snarl to the already troubled effort to test for coronavirus.
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A hint of snarl pops from the tailpipes, but it won't violate any neighborhood covenants.
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But Chande is parked on the tarmac, caught up in a snarl of red tape.
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But with his wagging finger and gravelly snarl, Mr Modi is also a vessel for anger.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads No one could draw a good snarl like Steve Dillon.
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Auto industry executives have warned that a disorderly Brexit would snarl supply chains and disrupt production.
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Together Gus and Ida stomp, snarl and howl against Ida's fate, until they arrive at acceptance.
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It's not just lights that are switching off; tunnels are also closing, threatening to snarl traffic.
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When the mouth opens, it pulls the upper lip down, with a coil, into a snarl.
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She saw how Gilead's snarl took Eden; she saw how it could potentially take her daughter.
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Maybe it gave Dylan a little animal snarl, or a slightly heightened level of cosmic indifference.
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In the seemingly intractable snarl of New York City traffic, there is a glimmer of hope.
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And it could snarl the already complex caucus process that favors visible momentum and live persuasion.
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But immediately after the ban lifted, Delhi's diminished traffic returned to it's usual whirling, chaotic snarl.
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Traffic cops across the 12 states in the eclipse's path are preparing for a monumental snarl-up.
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Dynamic mode, for example, ramps up throttle response, and allows the turbocharged engine to snarl a bit.
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I want SNARL to go back to being a tiny rescue no-one had ever heard of.
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Glen McMahon, who Pitt plays with a perpetual snarl and not much in the way of nuance.
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The point was to snarl traffic in Fort Lee, N.J., as a punishment for the town's mayor.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey for engineering a plot to snarl traffic on the George Washington Bridge.
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Speng Squire is a Quebec rapper with a hungry snarl that distinguishes him from the CanRap pack.
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His escape, and the ensuing traffic snarl, made him a sudden star on TV and social media.
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We'll see if Cilic can find a way to snarl when it is Federer across the net.
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There was always something vaguely annoyed in Miller's expression: a subtle snarl, a blank stare, narrowed eyes.
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The system is expected to snarl travel, with winter weather advisories stretching from the Dakotas to Maine.
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A second option would be for the guitars to get spikier and angrier as snarl replaces soar.
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The bells are ringing, the city is hers for the taking… and, with one snarl, she destroys everything.
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Auto industry executives have warned that a disorderly Brexit would snarl supply chains, disrupt production and damage exports.
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So a car could be depicted as one minute away while it is actually languishing in a snarl.
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It also could snarl travel plans for the 20 million people who visit the U.S. capital every year.
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In the season 7 still, Daenerys mounts one of the dragons mid-snarl, surrounded by soldiers and fire.
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We hear a guttural snarl as the man is lifted up like a plush toy in an arcade game.
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And the front grill, which curls up at the sides, almost has a bit of a snarl to it.
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You can turn the snarl on and off if you don't want to wake the neighbors before you stunt.
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He performed with physical aggression; pushing the crowd out of his way, his mouth knotted into a perpetual snarl.
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I've seen some conversions which are an ugly and unsettling snarl of wires, but Zelectric clearly sweats the details.
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Resistance from bus-owners and commuters may block such changes as effectively as they snarl up the city's traffic.
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Soaking rains could snarl the Monday morning commute on the East Coast before the storm moves off to sea.
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Songs such as "Shove" and "Andre" mixed hooky hard rock with humor and nobullshit—and often confrontational—punk snarl.
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Chaotic building and poor planning have turned Tehran into a traffic snarl where pollution levels often break international records.
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Crucially, he had a treble register and four vocal modes: whisper, snarl, bark and an all-time-great shriek.
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The exhaust is perfectly tuned to produce a snarl that turns into musical banging and popping on the overrun.
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However, storm damage to the Honolulu refineries or to ports anywhere in the archipelago could snarl the supply chain.
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Gyarados looks like a mystical dragon, has a permanent open-mouth snarl, and is described as being 21 feet tall.
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After, I was left with hay-like curls that would snarl and tangle when I ran my fingers through them.
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UPS is now testing electric delivery trikes in the city, just as a major infrastructure promises to snarl city traffic.
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Taken from the iconic 1986 album Orgasmatron, the song (and the cover) bristles with a hammering and non-compromising snarl.
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His purpose was to snarl President Obama with subpoenas and to use his investigative authority to thwart Clinton's presidential ambitions.
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"One Two" stands out, a smart piece of autobiography that sacrifices none of its snarl to Cypress Moreno's nonchalant beat.
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At one point, negotiators thought they were close to resolving these conflicts, only to have other issues snarl the process.
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Headaches started out early, as two winter storms — one for each coast — threatened to snarl air traffic throughout the country.
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And Serkis is present—not visible but intensely apprehensible, in every twitch, snarl, and downcast gaze of his animal avatar.
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Many commuters are turning to carpooling for the first time, though monster traffic jams expected to snarl up the roads.
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A forecast for an early spring snowstorm could snarl the timeline if it shuts down roads and closes the government.
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Young Thug's contribution has been to detach syllables from words, sounds from syllables; 21 Savage's is to snarl, then disappear.
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Starting in 2021, motorists will have to pay a toll when they drive into most snarl-prone parts of Manhattan.
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There are cats that will avoid given people, and will snarl and hiss at them if they try to follow them.
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He says the high-speed loop tunnels are a far better way to solve the traffic jams that regularly snarl traffic.
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With another Suzanne he had a son and a daughter, but domesticity repelled him; he always sang "kitchen" with a snarl.
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And if you're a fan of the actor's unique vocal snarl this is a great opportunity to hear it … a lot.
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Blender said she was the meeting place of "the angst of Alanis Morissette and the snarl of Courtney Love," and E!
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After the revamped rock snarl of his 2013 album, "The Next Day" (Columbia), Mr. Bowie was determined to seek inspiration elsewhere.
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When Amber's owner phoned the two founders of animal shelter SNARL, they jumped into a battered hatchback and headed to investigate.
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The police often relies on SNARL to attend suspected incidents and collect the dead animal's remains for processing at police headquarters.
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The lion's or tiger's lower lip curling in a snarl, teeth showing, and, for all the crowd noise, a distinct growl.
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Snow, strong winds and floods threatened to snarl travel and shutter schools Tuesday as the Northeast braced for another winter storm.
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The glint in his eye, the snarl on his face, the menace in his voice - all enough to give you chills.
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The record is not a giggle but a pissed-off snarl, aimed both at her naysayers and at her romantic interests.
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The people on the right may consider socialism to be a "snarl term" — a word meant to convey a negative feeling.
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The line was a snarl-up, going nowhere, like a scene from the DMV back in the day, before autonomous cars.
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A tip for newbie Davos-goers: Plan on walking — traffic is bad even without a presidential motorcade to snarl it up.
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Regular drivers know this and some of them speed down here, lest they dawdle and get caught in a snarl up.
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If Mr. Koch pummeled people with a frown or sometimes a self-satisfied smile, Mr. Giuliani did so with a snarl.
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Self-reflection, here, can feel akin to fingering a fabric for its primeval snarl, the point where it all went wrong.
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Just as your digital imprint can snarl up your job hunt, what you do at work can impact your professional persona.
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An Appraisal When you think of Steely Dan, you probably hear Donald Fagen's brackish snarl in the front of your mind.
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President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan usually uses the roads, moving in armored convoys that snarl traffic in the gridlock-weary capital.
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Robert Frost once weighed whether the world would end by ice (Taylor, of the unbending posture) or fire (Bobby, of the snarl).
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Trucking companies and shippers are already adjusting their freight schedules to avoid the influx of traffic that's bound to snarl the highways.
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If you find a body that you believe may be the work of the killer, please call SNARL in the first instance.
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Neither the snarl of Bogart's disappointed romantic nor Mitchum's amused languor leave any trace on the boulevards or in the subway cars.
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After a finger-pointing snarl, she leans back, and suddenly her face, perfectly still, glows as if she were made of wax.
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"Just Got Paid"'s most endearing quality can be found in the snarl of Kemp's voice as he nearly raps the hook.
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It looks like a snarl of hair and muscle, and it transformed her into a furry, scary post-nuclear human on stage.
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Mr. Loibner's arrangement artfully exploits the eerie melancholy of this hand-cranked string instrument, with its metallic snarl and bagpipe-like drone.
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On Monday, Belgium lowered its warning, but still cautioned that forecasters were expecting strong winds, which could cause damage and snarl traffic.
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Texas' governor, Miriam "Ma" Ferguson (Kathy Bates, without much to do but snarl), agrees to enlist former rangers to undertake the manhunt.
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In particular, I loved watching Goodman snarl at Theron and then seeing how she undercut him with a perfectly icy bon mot.
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Indeed, the moment the listener hears the encroaching snarl of Schubert's famous trill, a sense of dread and dark uncertainty fills the air.
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Rogers further explains how the computer measures "contempt," attributing it to a subtle squinting of eyes, furrowed brows or a slight lip snarl.
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The recent medical snarl-up is one of many bad effects of the collapse of Northern Ireland's power-sharing administration in January 20403.
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Letter To the Editor: "Summer Havoc Feared as Lines Snarl Airports" (front page, May 3) again portrays the progressive demoralization of air travelers.
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SNARL is desperate for cat owners to keep their pets indoors overnight, even if they aren't in the immediate vicinity of the crimes.
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" He brushed my snarl aside, continuing with his original thought, "...But that doesn't mean that's actually why I wouldn't hook up with you.
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He can sneer like Jack Nicholson, snarl like Heath Ledger or … I'm still not sure what Jared Leto was doing, but never mind.
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Now, the coronavirus outbreak threatens to prolong a slump in vehicle sales, derail production in the country and snarl global auto supply chains.
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Below it was a snarl of barricades, armored police officers, lead-footed tourists and aggrieved New Yorkers trying to go about their business.
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The flood events that today snarl daily life in parts of the county only periodically would become widespread and, on average, a daily occurrence.
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The storm also was starting to snarl air traffic: More than 300 flights were canceled Monday at Boston Logan International Airport, according to FlightAware.com.
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Ambitious storytellers with bucketloads of conviction, a little snarl, and a seemingly preternatural understanding of powerpop melodies, The Thermals never really lost their touch.
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Metro riders said they welcomed the shutdown as an indication that Metro was getting serious about safety even though it would snarl their commutes.
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Passengers took to Twitter to vent their frustrations over one of the first winter storms to snarl air traffic in the region this season.
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Rather, his issue was the Los Angeles traffic, the unavoidable pregame snarl that kept too many fans from getting to their seats on time.
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He tries to hold a snarl, but he's too happy with the situation to maintain it in earnest, so he just ends up smouldering.
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That's not what I — " Rosie appears at Mari's side and says in a voice that's barely this side of a snarl, "Just leave, Yuna.
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"I am enough," I would snarl bitterly upon realizing the truth, unable to shake the feeling that, without friends or community, I really wasn't.
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Sports of The Times Coach Larry Fedora's boys got caught in a snarl of N.C.A.A. misdemeanors last week, and that left him deeply saddened.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey were accused and convicted of orchestrating a traffic snarl in Fort Lee, N.J., in an act of political retribution.
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That would be "Bad and Boujee," a calm snarl of a single with a pair of opening words—"raindrops, drop-top"—that seem nonsensical.
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Shutdowns at specialty chemical plants along the Texas Gulf Coast caused by Tropical Storm Harvey threaten to snarl supply chains across the United States.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — Ryan McCarty is back with his specialty, a Saturday themeless grid that presents us with a colorful snarl of debuts and oddities.
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"She thinks you like the beach, you're such a damn liar," we snarl collectively, warding off the hexes summer is threatening to send our way.
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He's joined by dozens of others, including 21 Savage, who rocks a satisfied snarl as he speeds through groups of startled attendees, barely avoiding them.
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The same goes for cities across the world: An isolated downpour in one area might snarl traffic while blue skies shine a few blocks over.
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"¡Déjame ir!" she'd snarl as I grabbed her arm, trying to calculate how much force to use to keep her in bed without hurting her.
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For scientists travelling to such facilities from the Middle East, though, snarl-ups with visas have in the past made such trips difficult or impossible.
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"Family" in Yakuza is not just about giving strong characters external vulnerabilities—things to protect, to snarl over, to scold for their own damn good.
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Some Metro riders said they welcomed the shutdown as an indication the system was getting serious about safety even though it would snarl their commutes.
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"Bang Bang," the first single from "Revolution Radio," has all the snarl and pep you could want, mobilizing classic punk strategies with ruthless pop efficiency.
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She had chosen the venue voluntarily, and was unfazed that her hirsute guests were more likely to snarl at the happy couple than smile approvingly.
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Horses, too, appear to respond differently to people who smile or snarl; the horses responded to a snarling facial expression with an increased heart rate.
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Car company executives have warned that crashing out of the bloc without a deal on March 29 would snarl their supply chains and disrupt production.
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There has been pushback, she acknowledged, with some locals saying a particular box's presence could snarl up traffic or bring poor people into a neighbourhood.
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There has been pushback, she acknowledged, with some locals saying a particular box's presence could snarl up traffic or bring poor people into a neighborhood.
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To have Ms. Dern, who played her mother in "The Fault in Our Stars," hiss and snarl as her nemesis added hilarity to the proceedings.
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Gradual street closings between 33rd and 59th Streets were expected to snarl traffic in Midtown, and the police strongly urged people to use the subway.
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In fact, there are a snarl of factors—few of which are discussed on the show—that make student-loan debt such an intractable problem.
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On 1988's Power Metal, they built in more thrash and snarl, laying the foundations for their 1990 breakthrough—and major label debut—Cowboys from Hell.
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Analysts and investors said Boeing's move underscored its frustration with the failure of some major suppliers to deliver seats on time, which can snarl aircraft production.
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I also liked the little snarl that crossed her face when she shot Ford, it was a glimpse of something we hadn't seen before on her.
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In the early going, it wasn't always clear what the show was, beyond an excuse to watch its two big-name stars snarl at each other.
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But in the meantime listen to Casablancas twitchily snarl and strut his way through this Velvet's classic and read our extensive cover story with him here.
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Plus, any time the movie's plot flags, Plummer turns up to snarl at Dickens about how he's not much of a writer after all, is he?
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Winter-storm alerts were in effect across at least eight states from Wyoming to Michigan, with strong winds likely to snarl travel and make roads hazardous.
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It is either G.L.O.W. or obscurity, wrestling or sitting at home while the other women get to howl and snarl and get messy in the ring.
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The president's decision came amid increasing GOP angst and a series of negative opinion polls over the shutdown, which had also started to snarl air travel.
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Instead, you have to snarl, rage, and kick your way out — until you have them cowering in the corner on the other side of the room.
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One Kurdish fighter was so desperate to get his injured comrade through the snarl of military traffic that he began to fire shots into the air.
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Armed pickup trucks sit on intersections and bridges, or snarl the sandy streets with long convoys manned by fighters brandishing sniper rifles and rocket-propelled grenades.
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This move from the White House appears to be the latest snarl in Trump's ongoing war with the media and his insistence that it's fundamentally dishonest.
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It was Moog's first synth to feature its Multidrive circuit, which sits just before the amplifier section, giving even additional snarl and edgy grit to sounds.
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But it also raised a question: How could a seemingly routine episode at one Manhattan station snarl so much of New York City's vast subway system?
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And, second of all, you know, Strzok could bare -- you know, bare his teeth and snarl about how the hearing was undermining the credibility of the FBI.
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He said his main concern was that congressional talks would snarl and pause the current round of tenders, which have been successful in attracting much-needed investment.
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Next to the room where Shahida and Tayyaba sat, half a dozen computers whirred busily amid a snarl of wires—this was the cybercrime wing's forensics lab.
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Da Beast is a creature I have lived with since I was 11, a typical age for O.C.D. to snarl into one's life without invitation or warning.
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But he forgot to "unlike" her Facebook business page (his ex has a wine store, so their social media presence was a snarl of work and pleasure).
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Boudicca Rising, co-founder of South Norwood Animal Rescue & Liberation (SNARL), gets into the car with her partner, Tony Jenkins, and puts another address into the GPS.
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Primal ragers like "Blood for Blood" and "Choose Your Side" snarl with crusty menace, while the melodic, clean-sung moments in "Thy Kingdom" hint at grander ambitions.
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Garfield ran around to snarl at the zombie as Sheryl got Zim's leash on him, clipped him to the fence, and then ran over to the gate.
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" The rhythm section builds a tight space for some blues guitar, multiple keyboard riffs and Mr. Petty's drawling snarl: "You got lucky, babe/When I found you.
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And while Young Pius XIII may snarl, "Everything that is hidden from me is sooner or later revealed," Pope Francis already "knows all," according to the Rev.
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It doesn't ditch the wanton partying anthems that made Kesha famous so much as it sidesteps them, indulging her country music roots while keeping her snarl intact.
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Jimmy (Chris Geere) and Gretchen (Aya Cash) face the world with a snarl, finding everyone and everything boring and predictable — except, much to their mutual horror, each other.
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Her video "Recorridos" (Routes) and installation "Lazos" (Ties), a snarl of red sisal rope suspended from the ceiling, both trace seven or eight routes between the two shores.
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The U.S. Transportation Security Administration and Congress are working on staffing solutions, increased airline collaboration and boosts in funding to address the snarl that is summer air travel.
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But to keep the birds from getting too comfortable, fake coyotes stand guard amid the canisters of nuclear waste and snarl from the tops of plastic traffic cones.
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That has left the UK on course to leave without a deal, a step that could snarl up ports, fracture supply chains and send shockwaves through financial markets.
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It hardly seemed like a place where a four-alarm fire would snarl a vital railroad and delay tens of thousands of commuters in the country's biggest city.
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Energy companies like BP or Royal Dutch Shell are worried about having to deal with an unwieldy snarl of differing regulations once the European Union umbrella is gone.
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Friday's protest echoed a series by the Extinction Rebellion group of climate-change campaigners in London this week that have caused transport snarl-ups in the British capital.
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As he snaked and loped through space, those outcries, and the occasional snarl, punctuated Jocelyn Pook's onerous score, the inner animal concept taken a few howls too far.
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The vocals provide illumination and exhortation, tripping airily above the muck, dipping into a frustrated yowl, and lowering into a serrated snarl when the moment calls for it.
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The Arctic air mass sweeping across the Midwest and the Northeast brought a deep and sometimes deadly chill that caused traffic to snarl and the ground to crack.
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"You kiss her," I say, in something dangerously close to a snarl, because even though I try to be a saintly daughter, the other one sometimes slips out.
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Prince was also finding new sounds: pushing his voice into multiple personalities, from sweet falsetto to punk snarl to preacherly exhortation, and deploying sounds from the latest synthesizers.
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"Then why are you deporting them?" he wrote on Twitter, bracketing the question with a snarl of English, Aramaic and Arabic that would be unprintable in any language.
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Its final set ended with "Slaves & Bulldozers," from its 1991 album "Badmotorfinger" — a heaving, bluesy, snarl building to a full scream, a song about honesty to the end.
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" Excuse me, but this is the same man whose main claim to fame was to go on TV each week and snarl "You're fired!" to some hapless "apprentice.
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With a growing number of overworked, stressed-out air traffic controllers calling in sick, staffing shortages at two airports on the East Coast began to snarl air travel.
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A mix of freezing rain, sleet and snow is forecast to fall in an area from northern Florida to South Carolina from Tuesday night, which could snarl transport.
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This makes it vulnerable to any checks and delays that would snarl up supply chains and throw an industry-wide ramp-up to meet surging global demand off course.
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Meanwhile, the Southeast was bracing for a wintry mess of ice and snow at the weekend that could snarl travel and bring slippery roads from Georgia to North Carolina.
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Tyrone, on the other hand, rips forth a guttural snarl that would have you leaping out of your shoes if it caught you off guard on a lonely street.
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I couldn't have been the only one who caught what looked like a snarl on his lips when he looked in her direction during his February speech to Congress.
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Even if you're not a victim, safeguards put in place at the federal and state level to thwart tax fraud could delay your refund or otherwise snarl your return.
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Amtrak repairs snarl commuter rail traffic Penn Station, the United States' busiest rail hub, serves as a nexus for Amtrak, Long Island Railroad, New Jersey Transit and subway services.
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The cast includes a randy song-and-dance man in a sailor suit (Channing Tatum), an aquatic star with a snarl (Scarlett Johansson) and a singing cowboy (Alden Ehrenreich).
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National Guard soldiers later made protesters remove their vehicles from the middle of the street, but angry Venezuelans instead used branches, bottles, tires and garbage bags to snarl traffic.
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He didn't try to personalize the songs; he stayed in the screech register, barely ever dipping down to the baritone snarl he uses so often in Guns N' Roses.
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There's plenty else that scares me this summer, of course: Every month we're breaking temperature records, and Donald J. Trump has introduced a new snarl to our public life.
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I hopped the railing and dropped the ten feet or so only to have someone immediately grab the collar of my shirt and snarl 'got you, you little shit.
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With titles like "A Single Hellfire Missile Costs $215,2117" and "All That You Love Will Be Eviscerated," it's all an ab-ex snarl, where pitch and melody become irrelevant.
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The Census Bureau, part of the U.S. Department of Commerce, has already hired thousands of temporary workers, though some fear the tight labor market could snarl its staffing plans.
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Better Things is, above all, a very funny show about motherhood and the mundane, the snarl of tedium and tenderness that fills the waking hours of a parent's life.
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There are some perks though: a break from the hordes of tourists, discarded trash and traffic snarl ups, plus a rare chance to enjoy a stretch of beach alone.
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"Sport +" sharpens up 11 different parameters, including steering weight, throttle response and adaptive suspension while opening physical baffles to allow additional engine snarl and turbo breathing into the cabin.
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MAN&aposS BIZARRE &aposRAP VIDEO&apos ANTICS SNARL TRAFFIC IN LOS ANGELES FOR MILES The man also pleaded guilty to invading the homes of the couple, who live in Naperville.
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Here, Waits' trademark snarl softens, rendered almost wistful as he croons a tribute to the anti-fascist revolutionaries of old, the words reverberating like a prayer in his prophet's mouth.
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But leaders of the ten provinces and three territories have spent 149 years inventing creative ways to favour local firms or issuing regulations that unintentionally snarl trade through sheer complexity.
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TLOP was an album that oscillated between the secular and the sexual; "Champions" is about deserving all of life's luxuries..and letting out a snarl before snatching a few more.Hallelujah!
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CreditCreditShaw Nielsen BAYONNE, N.J. — Nicole Adamczyk's drinking water used to slosh through a snarl of pipes dating from the Coolidge administration — a rusty, rickety symbol of the nation's failing infrastructure.
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Airlines canceled close to 700 flights to or from Chicago on Monday after a snowstorm that swept through the U.S. Midwest continued to snarl travel at the start of the workweek.
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But while Parasite certainly cycles through more than half that list, the laugh is darker, the snarl more vicious and the sob more despairing than we've ever had from him before.
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Their compelling hybrid of black, thrash, and death metal plucks the juiciest elements of each, leaning heavily on ghoulish Second Wave black metal melodies and punctuated by a dirty DIY snarl.
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The storm was weaker Thursday than when it made landfall in the Florida Panhandle Wednesday packing 140 mph winds, but the severe weather continued to snarl travel as it headed northeast.
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Output in a less severe but still disruptive no-deal Brexit -- in which Britain and the EU avoid snarl-ups at the borders, for example -- would fall by around 703 percent.
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His Bradlee comes with a snap and a hint of a snarl, ditching the languor for the sake of impatience, and his trademark pose is a doughty crossing of the arms.
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He saunters through "Reptilia," cracking his voice up at just the right moments, finding the gravel at the back of his throat, choosing when to snarl and when to walk away.
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And it could lead to more conflict between frustrated refugees and border guards that snarl border crossing points, hurting the millions of people who rely on cross-border commerce and travel.
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Ms. Stout, a real estate agent who is not registered with a political party, said the tax bill would both snarl her own taxes and deter potential clients from purchasing homes.
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Two major winter storms are threatening to snarl Thanksgiving travel across the US.One storm is expected to hit much of the Midwest, while the other targets Northern California and Southern Oregon.
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Many British companies, having already been battered by uncertainty over Brexit, can scarcely afford new trade barriers that threaten to snarl supply chains and make their products and services more expensive.
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Output in a less severe but still disruptive no-deal Brexit — in which Britain and the EU avoid snarl-ups at the borders, for example — would fall by around 703 percent.
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Output in a less severe but still disruptive no-deal Brexit - in which Britain and the EU avoid snarl-ups at the borders, for example - would fall by around 3 percent.
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Both sides have said that dispute should not snarl coordination over North Korea, but the chill is real and any sign Trump was favoring South Korea's softer approach could fan Japan's angst.
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Aston Martin is even considering flying in car components if there are snarl-ups on motorways to and from Dover, prompting many, including Bentley, to consider other ports to help avoid delays.
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If you're waiting for Peko to snarl, you're gonna wait a while, dude goes full Teddy Bear, saying he's happy to see Carr get paid, 'cause it's an inspiration to other players.
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But even before that film, there was Hugh Jackman's Wolverine in the X-movies, setting a standard for superheroes in 2000's X-Men with his peacetime glower and his wartime snarl.
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Weakened by negative opinion polls, growing restiveness in his own party and mounting beyond-the-Beltway problems including snarl-ups with air travel, Trump consented to reopening the government for three weeks.
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The brasses and woodwinds could snort, snarl, bray and swoon with the best of them, as appropriate, and the percussion section, which drives much of this work, was suitably raucous and disruptive.
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Some New York City employers are telling their New Jersey employees to work from home over the summer while track repairs in the only rail tunnel under the Hudson River snarl traffic.
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Jett is still a well-oiled performer, hitting all the right notes and delivering classics like "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" and "I Hate Myself for Loving You" with her signature snarl.
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The humanitarian crisis is immeasurable, and those inside and out of the city are wondering aloud why the world has seemingly abandoned the thousands of innocent people still caught in Aleppo's deadly snarl.
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Usually, I snarl at those excesses, but I find myself smiling at the latest example: a fully functional VU meter integrated into the ear cups of the new Meters Music OV-1 cans.
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That's exacerbating the chaos in the "Paris of Asia", known as much for its cacophonic horns and snarl-ups as it is for its French colonial architecture, ubiquitous lakes and tree-lined boulevards.
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It is scheduled to give a final ruling on the deal on May 26, but a legal snarl may cause uncertainty for Asciano shareholders when they vote on the proposal on June 1.
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A winter storm threatened to snarl the morning commute for millions of Americans from the Mid-Atlantic to New England Friday, dumping up to 8 inches of snow on parts of the Northeast.
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Winter Storm Diego could bring a foot of snow to mountain areas of the Carolinas, along with sleet and freezing rain that could cancel or delay flights and snarl traffic on icy roads.
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His eyebrows raised and furrowed in deep musical concentration, and his lips curled into a snarl as he stomped his heels up and down on the platform and swung his invisible ax around.
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Some of the biggest companies in the country, including leading global carmakers, have warned that a disorderly exit will snarl supply chains and force them to move jobs and facilities out of Britain.
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Slashing together glam's androgyny with gothic kabuki and not an insignificant dash of punk's snarl and attitude, visual kei is the underground 80s movement X Japan helped shove into country, Japan's incidentally, spotlight.
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"Body" sticks to the formula that the Miami group has perfected over the years: Baby Blue's fast rhymes, Spectacular's slow snarl, Slick 'Em's brash delivery, with Pleasure P's honeyed vocals completing the package.
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Radiohead has uncorked more snarl before, and strained harder against formalities, but rarely has it sounded surer of its strengths — or more flat-out gorgeous, as Jonny Greenwood's orchestrations deepen the glassy disquiet.
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And then, as he witnessed during the Thursday morning rush, there is the occasional spasm of violence, which can really snarl service, and in this case, set off a high-level governmental squabble.
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Instead, a new kind of delaying tactic was born, one meant not to block a particular nominee but to snarl the Senate and limit the number of people who can get confirmation votes.
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Without proper preparation, those kinds of situations could snarl your estate plan, potentially reducing the value of assets you bequeath or putting them in the hands of people you never intended to receive them.
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NJ Transit officials said the emergency plan could only accommodate 38 percent of normal traffic, displacing over 100,000 commuters and leading to snarl ups on roads and serious overcrowding on alternative public transportation routes.
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Housing the cats at a facility like SCBI can be a balancing act—neighbors sometimes don't get along and snarl at one another through the fences—and finding a love connection is trickier still.
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Punk is a genre of harsh edges, but this Vancouver band is so committed to hardness they're all snarl all the time — Sleater-Kinney are sweet pop balladeers by comparison, Perfect Pussy bumbling amateurs.
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They're make some of the most urgent-sounding punk around, with Ulsh offering warped d-beat solos on lead guitar and vocalist Dru Molina taking the Discharge snarl and giving it her own authority.
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JAPAN (Reuters) - Japan braced on Tuesday for a tropical storm set to dump heavy rains on western parts of the country, threatening to snarl road, rail and air links during the busy summer holidays.
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The storm comes on the five-year anniversary of a "snowpocalyse" storm that paralyzed Atlanta, and some locals worried the weather combined with swelling Super Bowl crowds would snarl roads and cause another catastrophe.
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It works for a few seconds, but she's got a lot more guys to mentally undress before the rose ceremony, giving Alex and Chad ample time to snarl at each other across the patio.
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With songs like "A Forest" and "The Drowning Man" in tow, the band was able to position themselves as a leader in the quickly evolving goth scene while still retaining a post-punk snarl.
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And plenty of the female cats take any chance they can get to hiss and snarl at Grizabella (Jennifer Hudson), an elderly, run-down cat who's been shunned by the rest of the Jellicles.
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But the street fairs that can sometimes clog the corridors of Manhattan are also the bane of many, from drivers caught in the resulting snarl to those grown weary of the fairs' banal ubiquity.
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It finds KEN Mode in peak fighting condition, their sharp, angular noise rock riffs jabbing and feinting through a thicket of distortion and warped, woozy melody, thrumming bass and Jesse Matthewson's jack-o-lantern snarl.
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And more recently, another LA snarl-up (the city has a lot of them) caused him to cook up his latest crackpot scheme: a futuristic network of superhighways built underneath the nation's congested urban centers.
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If I have one gripe with the new characters, it's that most of the ones on Apocalypse's side — especially Munn's Psylocke — don't get to do or say much (aside from a snarl here and there).
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Thursday morning's fatal train crash at the Hoboken Terminal in New Jersey, a hub used by nearly 60,000 people a day, crippled mass transit in the area and is likely to snarl the evening commute.
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Global car manufacturers were forced to shut business for a big chunk of February, measures that threatened to prolong a slump in vehicle sales, derail production in the country and snarl global auto supply chains.
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Kimberly Rushton, executive director of the Livery Operators Association of Southern Nevada, told Bloomberg Business on Monday that new Uber and Lyft drivers will only snarl the traffic around the city because of driver inexperience.
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The financial stakes for Penny and Josephine and their marks may be high, but otherwise "The Hustle" gambles with play money, risking a bit of sentimentality or wounded feelings here, a snarl of meanspiritedness there.
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And in moments, he displays his signature snarl, though it would be almost impossible to top the bark he shows off on his Twitter account, on which he routinely pokes at his older brother, Noel.
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He is furiously disdainful of most of the people he meets, but also has a habit of sidling up to them and initiating awkward conversations with a smile halfway between a snarl and a leer.
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It features swooping licks, woozy guitars, and such powerful lead vocals from then-24-year-old Howard that it feels like her desperate snarl is reaching through the speakers to grab you by the throat.
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We've been writing about them for years now because their combination of bratty vocals and pop nous spiked with a punk snarl makes for an I'll-take-another-and-another-and-another kind of cocktail.
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The whole reason to watch Billions is to watch Paul Giamatti, as US Attorney Chuck Rhoades, and Damian Lewis, as billionaire Bobby "Axe" Axelrod, snarl at each other, then launch long-distance strikes against each other.
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Hanjin, the world's seventh-largest container line, filed for bankruptcy last month, leaving more than 100 ships and their cargo at sea and threatening to snarl U.S. freight traffic as the year-end shopping season approaches.
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" Rachel Syme reviews the tv series Better Things in "Mom, Interrupted," and how the show is about "motherhood and the mundane, the snarl of tedium and tenderness that fills the waking hours of a parent's life.
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Hanjin, the world's seventh-largest container line, filed for receivership last month, leaving more than 100 ships and their cargo at sea and threatening to snarl U.S. freight traffic as the year-end shopping season approaches.
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After the show's cancellation, anti-censorship demonstrators gathered outside the Corcoran and projected his images on its facade, including another self-portrait, this one of a leather-clad punk with a pompadour and a disdainful snarl.
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Nicolae Ceausescu, the country's former dictator and an avid bear hunter, made sure there were plenty of bears around to provide him award-winning trophies that are now fixed in an eternal snarl on museum walls.
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Coaches from Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia and Myanmar have all vented their frustration over issues ranging from traffic snarl-ups and bland food to poor training sites and drivers dropping them off at the wrong hotels.
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The video for "Look What You Made Me Do," her new robotic snarl of a kiss-off anthem to anyone who's dared to give her shit over the years, premiered half an hour into the show.
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The idea of inviting world leaders was quietly dropped after it appeared that few would respond positively, and the organizers belatedly realized that a large foreign presence would snarl traffic and disrupt the festivities for ordinary Israelis.
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Still less could the former first lady, senator and Secretary of State turn to the cameras and snarl to Sanders-backers: "You can't handle the truth", in the manner of Jack Nicholson in "A Few Good Men".
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Night Out Jermaine Fowler, the breakout star of the sitcom "Superior Donuts" and a longtime standup comedian, rolled up to the Comedy Cellar in Greenwich Village 30 minutes late on a recent Wednesday, blaming a Midtown snarl.
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The fish hook cactus lives up to its name, its surface covered with long, curved barbs and a snarl of fibrous hairs; but now it wears a festive garland of creamy white petals smartly trimmed in rouge.
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U.S. gas stations may come under stress this Labor Day weekend as the lingering effects of Hurricane Harvey snarl the supply chain that moves fuel from refineries to the retail locations where Americans fill up their tanks.
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Every day, thousands of cars, components and engines move between Britain and the continent, with many parts arriving at production lines just moments before they are fitted to models, meaning any border delays would snarl up production.
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London and Brussels hope to conclude a Brexit agreement by the end of the year, but carmakers are worried that failure to reach a deal could lead to snarl-ups on motorways and at ports, disrupting trade.
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In the world of "Shorgul", everything is black and white - the villain will give you a nasty snarl in his very first scene, and the hero will smile beatifically at the camera while romancing the coy leading lady.
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Listen to the barely controlled shake in her voice as she starts in on the last "Everything's coming up roses and daffodils," and the way it builds into a full-on snarl as she rips her letters apart.
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The storm was starting to snarl air travel in the southern United States, with about 50 percent of flights canceled at airports in South Carolina's Charleston and Myrtle Beach and Savannah, Georgia, according to the FlightAware tracking service.
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Instead of a florid tableaux in which you look like Khaleesi stooping to scatter millet for the teeming indigents of Slaver's Bay to snarl and grub over, try a cute Starbucks selfie that shows off your new hat.
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He said he was testing the validity of the scare stories about a no-deal Brexit, such as empty shelves caused by snarl-ups at ports, in his own pubs, which offer cut-price deals on drinks and meals.
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There's a cold snarl to Strange's voice — a testament to Cumberbatch's performance, because it comes through even when he's delivering shopworn lines like "This is the part when you leave," to the love of his life, Christine Palmer (McAdams).
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U.S. congressional leaders worked to finalize a massive federal spending bill on Tuesday to finance the government through September and prevent a government shutdown before funding runs out late Friday, as an approaching winter storm threatened to snarl Washington.
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But, cats being cats, they needed cajoling to stay in place long enough to be captured sitting atop a pile of pillows, playing with a ball of yarn, staring plaintively into the lens, or appearing to chuckle or snarl.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Film star Emma Thompson joined climate change activists in a central London shopping district on Friday to read poetry praising Earth's bounties, part of five days of protests which clogged the British capital with transport snarl-ups.
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In addition, Secret Service protection for Mr. Trump after his presidency ends would continue to snarl traffic in Midtown Manhattan — as would tourists and potential protests in front of Trump Tower — particularly if Mr. Trump chose to live there full time.
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Britain's car industry, which employs over 850,000 people and is one of the country's rare manufacturing success stories, has warned that leaving the world's biggest trading bloc without a deal would add costs and could halt output due to snarl-ups.
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And the extreme weather could snarl traffic in several parts of the country this weekend, from north-central Montana where the NWS warned of the possibility of drifting snow on roads to Philadelphia where the forecast calls for icy rain.
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With the latter duo ensconced in a makeshift tower dispensing pulsating drones, paranoid synth, and mechanized percussion, Ayewa floated through the choking fog onstage, her dreadlocks a Medusa snarl, her voice low and commanding, her loose white shirt a living shroud.
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Watching the characters burrow deeper into their own insecurities or snarl at each other in impotent rage can feel like the show is trying to rip out your guts and leave you to make sense of the carnage that remains.
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After arriving in the chaotic transport hub for which Mestre is known, my husband and I negotiated the snarl of streets and traffic until a group of backpackers picking their way around haphazardly parked vehicles alerted us to the hotel's presence.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A winter storm bore down on the U.S. East Coast on Wednesday, threatening to snarl New York City's evening commute after hindering air travel along the East Coast and prompting the shutdown of federal offices in Washington.
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He added that the company would not be able to build cars if customs checks meant that the motorway to and from the southern English port of Dover, which is used to transport components, becomes a "car park" due to snarl-ups.
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The new Transportation Secretary Arthur Tugade said Duterte would seek emergency powers from Congress for two years to tackle Manila's notorious traffic gridlock, citing an estimated 2.4 billion pesos of lost business each day due to street snarl-ups in the Philippines.
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Newly filed court papers said one of the governor's aides texted another that Mr. Christie had "flat out lied" when he denied that any senior member of his staff knew about a plan to snarl traffic heading to the George Washington Bridge.
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This overlying snarl of rope evokes doctrines such as Timothy Morton's concept of the mesh, Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari's concept of the rhizome, and Bruno Latour's Actor-network theory, as well as such artworks as Marcel Duchamp's spidery 1942 installation, his twine.
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On a recent morning deep within the Metropolitan Opera, where a new production of "Adriana" starring Anna Netrebko and Piotr Beczala opens on New Year's Eve, the Georgian mezzo-soprano Anita Rachvelishvili made the three syllables of "restate" a paradox: a gorgeous snarl.
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The British government outlined its worst-case scenario if the country leaves the European Union at the end of October without a deal, including snarl-ups at the ports and a shortage of some fresh foods in a document released on Wednesday.
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In 1986, when the Supreme Court upheld laws that criminalized sodomy between consenting adults in private, gay activists held a rally in Greenwich Village in New York, promising to "disrupt traffic, snarl subways and show our rage" during the city's July 4 celebrations.
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And Chris, for all his bigotry, doesn't stand particularly tall in the cinematic roster of corrupted cops; he wouldn't last long in a snarl-off against someone like Mike Brennan, the mountainous bully played by Nick Nolte in Sidney Lumet's " Q & A " (1990).
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But it is impossible not to wonder if, in part, Chelsea, stripped of Terry and Costa and the last links to what it once was, has lost a little something, too: that steel, that snarl that stood it in such good stead.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York is bracing for President Donald Trump's first trip back to his hometown since taking office in January in a Thursday visit that is expected to draw protests and snarl traffic in the United States' most populous city.
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This time, there was more zing in Tveit's "Everlasting Love," extra snarl in Olivo's "What's Love Got to Do With It." By the time they were duetting on "Up Where We Belong," it sounded as if they were singing the lines for the first time.
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The way Yoni infused every one of his words with a rapping snarl, the way he shouted things like "My god!" and "For the last sixth months I've been hiding behind a mustache"— it was like I was hearing music made specifically for me.
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It's a record that opens with a peripheral vision, on "Fur Sale"—"See you in the corner of my eye / Please don't die"—before hurtling into a sardonic snarl[...] But it's just sweet enough in just the right doses to keep you hanging in there.
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"Country" is a purposeful deviation from Presley's generally more traditional sound; the brassy, ultra-twangy tune sends up bro country's boneheaded tropes with a snarl (and features a few bars from Yelawolf, who shouts out Waylon and Dwight, and thanks god for Sturgill Simpson).
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Officers were initially slow to react to the murders—the early crimes usually being logged only as "criminal damage"—but the focus shifted when SNARL managed to get an audience with police commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe at an open forum event in Croydon.
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An Appraisal "Populism, yea, yea…" Sung with a snarl, and accompanied by twanging power chords, those words opened the floodgates to a wave of electric emotion — a compound of rage, restlessness and a disgust with a ruling elite whose days had to be numbered.
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As Megan, in "Bridesmaids," she broke new ground as a tough, crude woman with bizarre ideas and no boundaries who nonetheless finds romantic fulfillment, and in subsequent films like "The Heat," she's established herself as a powerful physical comedian whose best weapon is her snarl.
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Such mulishness puts Doss at odds with the other recruits, like the strapping Smitty (Luke Bracey), and with their drill sergeant, played by Vince Vaughn, who equips the character not just with the standard snarl and bark but also with a twinge of genuine curiosity.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - The traffic jams and roadworks that snarl the 403 km main highway from the capital Prague to the southeast are a symbol of how many Czechs feel their government is broken - and how they are looking for a new champion to fix it.
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Jackson's teasing vocal – like a tongue in your ear – wonders why the male subject of the song stays with his "boring" girlfriend: "Watch movies with the lights on / Sit still, keep her tights on," she taunts, her voice alternately a snarl and a pout.
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The British automotive industry fears that a disorderly exit from the EU, its biggest export market, could see the imposition of tariffs of up to 10% on finished models and border delays which could snarl up ports and motorways, ruining just-in-time production.
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The snarl at Boeing's Seattle-area narrowbody plant, fueled by shortages of engines and fuselages as Boeing sped production to record levels in June, is likely to hurt third-quarter results and threatens to hinder its efforts to boost build-rates again in 2019, some analysts said.
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All of it will later be polished to a high sheen, the footage handed over to editors and animators who will spend the next year and change optimizing each stride and snarl until the finished version vaults out of the savanna and past the uncanny valley.
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First, a crash course in how to show you have the right stuff, and then, if the parameters change, how to let the dogs out, and snarl and bark to make sure everyone knows just how mad you are at the political machinations of the other side.
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" In her song "Sacco, Vanzetti," a commemoration of the unjust 212 execution of immigrant anarchists, Crawford unleashes a barrage of dissonance in the piano part, against which the vocal line declaims, in a propagandist snarl, lines like "Still you paid with your life for your class!
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Fiction Before #MeToo and "Cat Person" and Grace's very bad date with Aziz, before Harvey Weinstein and Roy Moore and His-Name-Here, before Stormy Daniels and the grab 'em tape — before the whole stomach-churning, hair-pulling snarl of it all — there were romance novels.
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Pressed in on either side by the open—if ultimately contingent—air of Northern liberation, the familiar images of plantation life speak with a kind of snarl, mocking the idea of an "exceptional" black man in a country still in thrall to the trade in human beings.
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His good-natured silliness became the snarl of "We're just joking!" above an anti-Semitic murder fantasy, part of the winking but painfully serious ideology that helped put a genuine nihilist — a man who really, truly seems beyond caring about anything but his own name — in the White House.
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It's not just that violence is woven into Trump's language as indelibly as the snarl woven into his features — the talk of shooting somebody or punching a protester in the face, the insulting of the disabled, the macho mockery of women, the anti-Muslim and anti-Mexican tirades.
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The United Kingdom is now in a transition period until the end of 2020 during which it must agree to a trade deal with the European Union or risk subjecting British companies to new barriers that could snarl supply chains and make their products and services more expensive.
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Britain is due to leave the world's largest free trade bloc on March 29, but there are concerns over what happens if lawmakers reject May's withdrawal agreement with the European Union in a key vote next month, including possible snarl-ups at ports and motorways that would hit trade.
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On June 24, as the S&P 500 was plunging 553 percent on concern Britain's vote would snarl trade and spur a global recession, the chief investment officer of Wells Fargo Private Bank said in a Bloomberg News story the selloff was a buying opportunity as investors overestimated the pain.
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The snarl at its plant in Renton, Washington, triggered by shortages of engines and fuselages as Boeing sped production to record levels in June, is likely to hurt third-quarter results and threatens its goal to boost build rates again in 2019, some analysts said after meetings in the Seattle area last week.
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Boeing largely attributes the snarl to shortages of fuselages from Wichita, Kansas-based Spirit AeroSystems Inc and engines from CFM International Inc, a venture between France's Safran and General Electric Co. "We are working closely with our suppliers Spirit and CFM as they track toward recovery, as well as our customers," Bergman said.
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Adds U.S. numbers.) By Jonathan Allen NEW YORK, March 296.56 (Reuters) - The second winter storm in a week blew into New York and surrounding states on Wednesday, with intensifying snowfall that delayed or canceled flights and threatened to snarl the evening rush hour as thousands remained without power from the last nor'easter.
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Left to right: Dorian, Mel, and Jayhawk / Photo courtesy of The Outfit TX The atmosphere has always been part of the appeal of rap from Texas, a place where the legacy of DJ Screw's blown-out, slowed-down sound looms large and the gospel is spoken in Pimp C's crackling, accented snarl.
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With a snarl and a strut, a two-handed backhand and a steel racket, he became tennis's first rock star — a hip-swaggering punk who had been promoted like a boxer by his manager, coached and coddled by his mother and grandmother, and refused to join the 1972-formed players association, the ATP.
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The two storms have the potential to cause major transit delays across the USEven in areas far away from the storms, a ripple-effect of delays from other parts of the country could snarl holiday travel plans, as aircraft are repositioned or delayed in other parts of the country due to the weather.
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Among the other marquee names Mannix handles are DeeAnna Moran (Scarlett Johansson), an aquatic star who enters with a snarl and an Esther Williams splash, and a singing cowboy, Hobie Doyle (a charming Alden Ehrenreich), who goes from trick riding to wearing a tuxedo amid a froth of satiny gowns and Mid-Atlantic accents.
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Aboveground traffic is worse than ever in LA and Chicago, so both those cities' mayors called in the preeminent CEO of for-profit future tech ideation to fix the snarl—Elon Musk's Boring Company is already drilling tunnels underneath Los Angeles, and has just won a contract to connect O'Hare Airport with central Chicago.
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Of the mixtapes, Monster is probably the most distinct (radio hit "Fuck Up Some Commas" is inexhaustible, Lil Wayne's guest verse fits right in on "After That", and the beats snarl and squirm throughout) and 56 Nights probably the vaguest (although it too has its moments, specifically "March Madness" and the outlandish "No Compadre").
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One evening, it included lamb two ways—shredded shank braised in cider and mulling spices, and medium-rare medallions of loin dressed in a bagna cauda flavored with vadouvan, a French-influenced South Indian spice mix—plus grilled sunchokes with jammy, chili-spiced sunflower seeds, buttery Parker House rolls, and a snarl of chicory salad.
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"Miami" is an older song of his, but now that he's signed to G.O.O.D. Music, it's being revived for his major-label debut EP, "GOOD Job, You Found Me." On this remix, he even nudges Pusha T, he of the irreducible snarl, toward a stop-start flow that sounds like boasts being delivered backward.
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On a recent Wednesday, a pair of patrons—dressed decidedly frumpier than their cashmere-sweatered, silk-bloused neighbors—commented, above the snarl of eighties-era Hüsker Dü and Circle Jerks, on the thematic connection between a drink named The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (sherry, grapefruit, cardamom) and one called Lee Marvin (tequila, agave, orange).
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Hudson extolled the power of positive thoughts and minimal desires on early songs like "Attitude" and "Don't Need It," and his intoxicating stage presence made the message stick—he hurled himself into crowds, convulsed on stage floors, and even back-flipped on beat, all with a controlled snarl that earned him the title Throat.
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London and Brussels hope to reach an agreement soon on Britain's exit from the EU. The automotive sector, however, is worried that if there is a hard Brexit or no Brexit deal port and motorway snarl-ups could disrupt production, affecting the movement of thousands of components and vehicles to and from the continent every day.
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Released on Pop Wig, a label that is co-operated by the band's Justice Tripp and Brendan Yates, the album mixes up more of a punk and fun rock n roll style, but Heatwave is still very much a Trapped Under Ice record and tracks like "No Relief" and "Slow Death" boil with their signature snarl and moshy aggression.
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Matey's involvement in the fallout of Bridgegate, a political retribution scheme that saw lane closures on a section of the George Washington Bridge snarl traffic in Fort Lee, New Jersey, appears limited -- reports prepared for the state Legislature and governor's office mention only an internal questioning of a Christie aide he made as the scandal emerged.
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But if you followed me around with a cellphone camera all day while I cooed at a baby one second and had three reporters shout questions in my ear the next, I'd make faces too (and, unlike her, I don't need to suppress the urge to snarl at the jackals of the press since I am one).
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If Kang really thinks that our culture is "a dream of an ultimately monochromatic gathering in which thousands of white men can brawl (but safely and without guns!) in the streets and drunkenly sing Phil Collins melodies in pubs, lending a hooligan snarl to a white, suburban culture," he must have watched "Green Street Hooligans" one too many times.
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There is nothing wrong about borrowing what you love, but it should be called what it is — a dream of an ultimately monochromatic gathering in which thousands of white men can brawl (but safely and without guns!) in the streets and drunkenly sing Phil Collins melodies in pubs, lending a hooligan snarl to a white, suburban culture.
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As Smurf, the family matriarch who's perpetually dancing on the edge of incest with her many, constantly shirtless sons, Ellen Barkin is a defensive snarl reimagined as a TV character, and though the season starts slowly, showrunner Jonathan Lisco (formerly of Vox's beloved Halt and Catch Fire) brings the story to a rousing, satisfyingly dark conclusion.
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After his parents turned off the highway towards the bowl-shaped field where once the mighty Fort Hollow stood, so long ago that not even the ruins remained, and dropped off "their little star," idling in the snarl of traffic that at some distant point ended in a parking spot in the dirt, Roy walked to the back of the staging area line.
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If they're not guilty of what they've been charged with, like slugging a tourist who gave them less than $20 when they were dressed up in their Minnie Mouse costume, they're guilty of something else, like leaning on the subway door during rush hour and being so big and intimidating you don't dare snarl, "Move it," and they should be locked up.
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Read Music, Speak Spanish is characterized by a pace almost alien to Bright Eyes, and its scratchy electric guitars and always-propulsive percussion provide a backdrop for a biting, anti-capitalist lyrical agenda—delivered in a snarl instead of Oberst's usual lilting tones—which defines the whole album (the physical copy of the LP even contains a lyric insert laid out like a legal contract).
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The plot isn't hard to follow — Tyler starts the album longing for his lover, then the lover leaves him for a woman, then Tyler becomes his angry alter ego Igor, who renounces love and raps in a wounded snarl, before accepting the affair's end, forgiving the ex-boyfriend, and finding closure — but it does bifurcate the album rather cleanly between love songs and hard squelchy beats.
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The Tao Tie, which we are told are some sort of physical manifestation of human greed, snarl and snap and inhale hapless bystanders like stoners ripping into a bag of Cool Ranch Doritos, but their reported intelligence never feels like more than hearsay; they can dig a tunnel and follow their queen's orders in tail-swishing lockstep, but really, they're just big nasty lizards.
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The opening noises of "A More Perfect Union," sounding like an antsy orchestra tuning up for a performance and backing Lincoln's "Lyceum Address," was the perfect tease for the explosion of drums and guitar, the eventual emergence of Stickles' snarl—now more confident and angry than before, a guttural summoning from a previously untapped well—and a level of songwriting the band had previously failed to display.
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And what playing: the accent has broadened into a snarl; the hair is slicked back, piled high, or daubed with a dazzle of silver at the sides when Celeste is due onstage; and the hands are never still, plucking, splaying, pushing up the sleeves of her jacket, or slamming the table in a diner because the manager has the nerve to request a photograph.
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She'll ground him for sure, cut his allowance, probably report him to his father (who won't do much more than snarl over the phone from Oregon, where he's living with Jennifer and never coming back), and then go through the whole charade of taking away his phone and his games for a week, or however long she thinks is going to impress on him just how dangerous that kind of behavior is.
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So for a while, I knew only the hazy outlines of the story: that Patrick Melrose, the main character (loosely based on St. Aubyn himself) is an opiate addict living in 1980s London (and later, a reformed man grappling with the banality of sobriety), a child of horrific sexual abuse at the hands of his aristocratic father, and also a pretentious blue blood with a permanent snarl and a scathing bon mot never more than a sentence away.
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He went from stiff upper lip to curled upper lip, foaming at Democrats through a frat boy snarl, interrupting them, mocking them and even snapping in response to a question from Senator Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Poll: Nearly 4 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity MORE (D-Minn.), asking her if she ever blacked out from drinking.
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No part of Penn Station is harder to maintain than the snarl of tracks between the Hudson River tunnel and the station's 11 platforms, an area known as Interlocking A. With a series of switches that guide trains between the station and New Jersey, the area is "basically a track maintainer's job security or nightmare, depending on how you look at it," said David B. Clarke, a veteran rail engineer who runs the Center for Transportation Research at the University of Tennessee.
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Reputation sounds less like Taylor Swift than it does a hybrid of popular music from the last 10 years, marrying dubstep with inadvisable dancehall mimicry, top 40 trap and top 40 pop-rock, Right Said Fred's "I'm Too Sexy" (an out-of-left-field sample you can imagine Swift thought might play well after watching her pal Selena Gomez pull a Talking Heads bass line and win critical adoration) and, particularly on the opening line of "Gorgeous," the sardonic snarl that has done wonders for Lorde.
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It reminded me a little of that scene from Fellowship of the Ring where Galadriel is briefly possessed by desire for the one ring and changes into a demonic version of herself: Every line and shadow on Elizabeth's face deepens, her eyes seem to recede to little black pinpoints, her lips curling into a snarl as she shouts, "You stick to the plan!" at her horror-stricken daughter, as her slightly less obviously horror-stricken husband (who moments earlier assured Paige that Elizabeth would understand) looks on with dismay.
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