She snarls with anger, then smooths out the tone consolingly.
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"You keep turning up in the wrong places, cupcake," he snarls.
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The creature's footsteps are heavy, and it snarls like a bear.
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"Personal Hell" bounces and snarls like Britney Spears at her peak.
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Traffic snarls forced the festival to push the start time back.
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"If there's anything I hate, it's a smug woman!" he snarls.
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In Sport, it perks up, and in GS mode, it snarls.
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Clark snarls, almost, on the song featuring a plucky guitar riff.
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A holy cow caused some unusual traffic snarls in Philadelphia Thursday morning.
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Evans gulps and snarls throughout the number, unfurling his character's unquenchable bloodlust.
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He snarls the aggressive songs and soars on the sweet tuneful ones.
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Officers try to direct drivers amid massive traffic snarls caused by nonfunctioning signals.
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"You're a stupid dumb bitch," she snarls at her mother in another scene.
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He is in an especially perverse mood: "Did you like that?" he snarls.
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The flooding and traffic snarls started on July 28 and have continued today.
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When it struggles to stay open during snowstorms, it often snarls government operations.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who also has seemingly not focused on the commuting snarls.
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The complexity here doesn't just make for difficult reading; it also snarls the grammar.
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Britney snarls and growls through the song, attacking the industry, paparazzi, and fans alike.
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COMMUTE • If the snowstorm snarls your travel plans, we've got an airport survival guide.
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There are traffic snarls with people coming and going to work, shopping or entertaining.
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"We don't solve problems," Appleby snarls at the camera in an exclusive sneak peek above.
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Think of the way your mother smelled as she leaned close to untangle the snarls.
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"If my septum falls out, I'm going to make you eat my septum," Kendall snarls.
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"If my septum falls out, I'm going to make you eat my septum," Kendall snarls.
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"Marc and Megan, heard you guys were getting married," Rodman snarls in one of the videos.
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They might even detect the beginning of a general backlash against those snarls about "fake news".
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Stills via YouTube "Yeah, back up on that park bench, yeah," Bodega Bamz snarls, stopping abruptly.
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This has infuriated locals, who have been forced to cope with worse-than-usual traffic snarls.
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Caught unprepared, Portland is now experiencing traffic snarls, school closings and power outages, leaving many humans unhappy.
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When they arrive at Auschwitz and Mengele tries to remove them from their family, one girl snarls.
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There could also be procedural snarls to implementing the cuts, lawyers who specialize in federal grants said.
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A power failure at just one Manhattan station snarls nearly a dozen of the system's 22 lines.
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And it does it with all the proper pops and snarls you'd expect from an Italian supercar.
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She routinely snarls in Trump's face and embraces a wicked smirk whenever she lands a verbal blow.
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It took the non-profit hours to shave through all the snarls and get the kitty clean again.
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Protesters temporarily blocked traffic on Lake Shore Drive, causing significant traffic snarls during Chicago's busy Friday evening commute.
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"I've seen those in a gift shop," he snarls at the Chi and acupuncture schematics she shows him.
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"Don't touch me," Sharon, curled up in bed around her enormous, nine-months-pregnant stomach, snarls at her husband.
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Park visitors are met with dangerous roads, jaw breaking potholes, traffic snarls, road construction delays and overflowing parking lots.
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But the plan was shelved due to concerns about increased congestion in a city already notorious for traffic snarls.
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Mr. Bubz the dog has seemingly come out of nowhere, blessing the internet with his snarls and nervous energy.
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The fear among local residents is what the onslaught will mean for neighborhoods already choked by constant traffic snarls.
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Greta Thunberg's face is all over the internet—she scowls, she stares, she snarls, she poses with Arnold Schwartzenegger.
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To mitigate supply chain snarls, Boeing helped expand production capacity at suppliers who have hired workers, including retirees this year.
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A knock on the compound's metal gate goes unanswered, but a giant guard dog snarls back through a narrow gap.
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Miller controls Kong's jaw and facial expressions—"anything from blinks to nose-sniffing to eyebrows, lip snarls, winces," he said.
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When drivers do that, it snarls traffic, incites road rage and blocks the way for the shuttles and emergency vehicles.
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Series premiere date: October 21"I will not share my throne with anyone," the empress snarls in HBO's gripping teaser.
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Don't just tell me of the wealthy, running in their suits and heels, their faces permanently twisted into little snarls.
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He certainly has his moments when he shouts and snarls, but he never lets Ebenezer be a one-dimensional monster.
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At the DMZ, across snarls of concertina wire, we gazed upon the police state that South Korea might have become.
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Respect in such rivalries was most often expressed with snarls and Darwinian thrusts, and never more so than with Bryant.
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Respect in such rivalries was most often expressed with snarls and Darwinian thrusts, and never more so than with Bryant.
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Maybe it's his constant expression of dread and whiny snarls, or perhaps it's his big bulging eyes and stout body.
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Hence the masks and hoods that gave the show its hint of menace, one amplified by anarchy symbols and snarls.
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Yet despite his loss and the snarls of the party faithful, Mr Sanders's influence may prove more lasting than Mrs Clinton's.
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Deshmukh, Oberoi and Shivdasani copy-paste every single expression from the earlier films, and Rautela snarls and simpers every two minutes.
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Alabama prepares for election day; an attempted terrorist attack in New York snarls the morning commute; Venezuela slides further into dictatorship.
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"Promise me you're not here to sow discord in the fields of my peace," her mother, Lady Mae (Lynn Whitfield), snarls.
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Best of all is a recurring bull, who, like the wolf, emits none of the snorts and snarls that we expect.
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Yet like most Indian cities it is notorious for its daily traffic snarls and its water-logged roads during the rains.
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"I'm just the help, ain't I," he snarls, pointing out that cooking ribs is not his idea of a send-off.
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Locals were concerned that the casino would exacerbate traffic snarls and drive down property values, but it has settled in comfortably.
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The actor snarls and spouts his dialogue with a profound confidence in himself and the material, palpably convinced of its merit.
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They are covered in tiny little curved spikes, like claws, which, oddly enough, are very good at detangling snarls in fur.
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But their lyrics never scan as meaningfully on the page as they do when Elias Bender Ronnenfelt snarls or screams them.
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"Maybe I got mine, but you'll all get yours" she snarls, sounding not unlike Dick Dastardly after a particularly displeasing wacky race.
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Each node of this network of gadgets shares information with the other nodes — warning of traffic snarls, potholes, construction and so on.
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There have been reports of operational snarls, including website outages, longer-than-usual wait times on the phone and misdirected fund transfers.
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Their latest release, the Futility EP, mixes brutal grind and pounding, contorted noise rock with Valentine's half-feral snarls and guttural invocations.
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He was played to literal perfection by strapping actor Jason Momoa, who put his heart and soul into Drogo's grunts and snarls.
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"I wanna write on your face with my pretty knife," snarls Kip Stevens, the lead singer played by Mr. Jagger's son James.
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Everything from the crunch of the boots on snow, to the reverberation of the wolf snarls off the canyon walls is unique.
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There have been reports of operational snarls, including website outages, longer-than-usual wait times on the phone and misdirected fund transfers.
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Friday, for the most part, the demonstrators had been peaceful and orderly, mostly creating traffic snarls for commuters and not much else.
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The lack of parking space at the stadium caused massive traffic snarls that started an hour and a half before game time.
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"IT'S TIME to repay Pakistan in its own coin," snarls India's rumpled but brilliant national-security adviser, plotting vengeance for a terrorist attack.
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All we hear is a hosanna of snarls, and all we observe is a flurry of white cotton-wool, studded with whirling limbs.
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The border with Northern Ireland was just down the road, near an intersection that already snarls up and slows down at rush hour.
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Unlike the pre-Code goddesses, vamps, and bad girls, who crooned or spoke in snarls and wisecracks, the post-Code women could talk.
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Rather, it is one of the "dramatic changes" the project's managers have made to alleviate the snarls the construction has caused, he said.
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So when Juelz snarls, "How they think your people supposed to get through Katrina off a FEMA check?" it hits with an impact.
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"I can't wait till you guys get eliminated," snarls one girl, while another tearfully moans that living in the house is "wearing" on her.
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Christmas is just a week away, so we're now officially near the height of holiday travel season, which is full of hiccups and snarls.
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Beyoncé snarls at her beloved, "If you try this shit again / you gon' lose your wife," before chucking her wedding ring at the viewer.
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The beat glitches and snarls in equal measure while Brown speeds up, rarely finding the time to take a breath, stringing every bar out.
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In camera pans of the audience, I could see their sweet, teen-age faces curled into snarls, locked in a kind of angry rapture.
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Although the first ban did result in airport snarls all over the country as protesters, lawyers, and immigration advocates rallied in support of those affected.
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She snarls at both Brad and Janet's squareness and Frank's own Transylvanian creations with a vicious glee, stalking around the castle with a supermodel strut.
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The movie, which is inspired by true events, has Schwarzenegger hunting down the person who caused the crash with his trademark stoic expression and snarls.
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Without charges for checking their bags, passengers will be far less likely to carry them on, which snarls screening checkpoints and slows the inspection process.
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"Who the hell reads the second paragraph?" snarls Walter Burns, the merciless newspaper editor in "The Front Page," examining the copy of his star reporter.
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Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy ordered many state workers to head home early on Wednesday afternoon at staggered intervals to avoid traffic snarls on slippery roads.
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"I am gonna toughen you ladies up," Cathcart snarls, fearing the wrath of his superiors far more than he frets about the lives of his men.
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Nairobi's need to get more people out of vehicles is evident in a place where perpetual traffic snarls are a major source of frustration and pollution.
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The photographs from the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., were striking for the lack of female faces in a sea of button-down-wearing snarls.
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Opinion Columnist CANBERRA, Australia — President Trump has admitted he feels "amazingly alone" in the midst of all his scraps with allies and snarls with undermining advisers.
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As the traffic anchor and a "Mornings on 1" co-host at NY1, Ms. Stelter, 38, wakes New Yorkers up and helps them navigate traffic snarls.
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It often becomes clear that many of the participants trying to unravel these snarls are unable to fully maneuver and control the cars they are driving.
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"I don't like your little games / Don't like your tilted stage / the role you made me play, the fool / No, I don't like you," she snarls.
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She is the warrior who survived the apocalypse at great personal cost, after all, and her early scenes are full of snarls and grunts and bared teeth.
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Vignettes about global warming and digging through trash meet a fuzzed-out, grungy chorus that feels blissful even as it snarls, flexing the group's newfound musical muscles.
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Mindfulness meditation exercises won't make your commute go quicker, but they will take your stress level down a few notches when faced with delays, snarls or disruptions.
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It can't match the rambunctiousness of Mercedes-AMG or American V-8s, but in sport mode, its snarls and growls are amplified by the car's audio system.
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The best defense of "24" might be that it's an absurd fantasy, where America has survived multiple nuclear attacks and major cities are free of traffic snarls.
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"Without charges for checking their bags, passengers will be far less likely to carry them on, which snarls screening checkpoints and slows the inspection process," they added.
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In the first half of the film, after emerging from the bottom of the sea, Banks produces jagged snarls that sound like a possum strangling a duck.
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Her breakthrough mixtape, Bali's Play 2 (2017), incarnates the title perfectly, as she snarls and giggles over a consistent set of jumpy snare drums and keyboard loops.
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"Pleasure," the title-track from her forthcoming fifth studio album (out April 28), was a muffled and jagged rock song, a harmony of snarls over beaten-down guitars.
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"You're just a drunk and a slut," he snarls, before leaving documents that prove Jackie tried to look into Marian's death on the front seat of her car.
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" Kim Deal snarls on the Breeders' first song in 24 years to feature all four members of the lineup that played on its 1993 breakout album, "Last Splash.
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The series has its premiere at a moment when, in the United States at least, the presidential election has left many looking inward with snarls full of uncertainty.
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Had his life not been tragically cut short this past weekend, who knows how many more snarls, grimaces, sneers, smirks, and roars he would have gone on to render.
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A white actress puts on a helmet crowned with an eagle and snarls a German cabaret song, while the black performers who sing back at her are resisting harmonically.
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They'll gamely eat everything you throw their way, sharing their opinions in sneers, smiles, slurps and snarls as you move on to preparing the next course/ And that works.
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It's a 400-horsepower, all-wheel-drive misfit that grunts and snarls to life when you hit the start button and barks and growls at everything on the road.
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There were a number of steps that came between the authorization of funds and the moment the first children skipped through a center's doors, which could create bureaucratic snarls.
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That Wonder Woman devotes its entire first act to these women and their perfect snarls was all the proof I needed that the movie would do Diana's story justice.
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Taylor Swift's "Reputation" era, one characterized by military jackets, black sequins and snarls, is coming to a close and, apparently, that means her one-year-old mobile app is too.
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In the season finale of UnReal, Quinn snarls with jealousy as she watches the suitor of her reality TV show walk off into an astonishingly real happily-ever-after moment.
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In this multichannel video installation documenting a performance in April at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles, Cassils thrashes, snarls, and self-asphyxiates as the artist repels an invisible menace.
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OPEC countries can raise their output to try to control the cost, but may not be able to offset major production snarls or regulatory changes that can send prices escalating.
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Wheels OWNING a car in a congested city like New York or San Francisco can mean more hassle than happiness, what with traffic snarls, limited street parking and expensive garages.
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"Relief" is a serrated slab of scuzzy 90s rock (suitably reflected in the video) sweetened by the singer Nikki's vocals: a purr in the verse and a chorus that snarls.
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"In the dead of night I howl/We all have our evils," Mr. Marshall snarls in his harsh, accented baritone on the new King Krule album, "The Ooz," out Oct.
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The opening of the concourse comes as the region's transportation network is confronting increasing delays, a creaky infrastructure and frustrated riders whose lives have been regularly disrupted by transit snarls.
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The snarls have prompted some travel advisers, including Zach Honig, editor in chief of The Points Guy, to suggest bypassing La Guardia in favor of Newark Liberty or Kennedy International Airports.
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Thomas L. Friedman It's taken me a while to put my finger on exactly what political label best describes Donald Trump as his presidential campaign snarls and spits to a finish.
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"Have you seen my keys?" he snarls, then huffs out a loud sigh and stomps from the room with our dog, Dixie, at his heels, anxious over her favorite human's upset.
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On Mr. Trump's first New Jersey visit as president-elect, the traffic snarls and demonstrations that have become part of the landscape around Trump Tower since the election did not materialize.
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"DO NOT TAKE OFF THOSE HEELS," she snarls at Stephany Negrete, who must not have realized that her ability to walk in them is what cinched her spot in the Top 24.
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When Lewis snarls "Drop out of high school" and Elias' lead break kicks in you can feel the room of bogans with noses full of speed and bellies full of beer, heaving.
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"These are the best we could find?" he snarls, as spit ejects from his mouth, the result of yet another set of uncontrollable coughs, unable to steady the gun around his fingers.
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The most outspoken of the lot is the misanthropic Maxine (Danielle Skraastad), who lives with her four children in a motel room behind the local Costco and snarls at pretty much everyone.
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Fleming settles on a spot in the middle of the third row, then moves to the other side of the room after a man snarls at her for trying to save a seat.
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The scrap between the leading teams is surreal as well as punchy, with the Ford and the Ferrari hurtling between green fields, so close to each other that the drivers can swap snarls.
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It's all pretty easy money, and just as Skylines is forgiving of disastrous traffic snarls and broken city services, its new industries seem completely tolerant of inefficiency—to point of feeling failure-proof.
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Other than her spindly filigrees of mandola and violin, Bruun does her patented thing and snarls and coos all over the song, which matches its pendulum swing between raging blastbeats and shoegaze-inspired fog.
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If that sounds frustrating, welcome to the lives of many disabled people, including me — the modifications I've made to my browser to make it accessible sometimes "break" commercial websites, causing snarls just like these.
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"You're pretty cold you end as you start / When your facade isn't falling apart / So now you're standing in your underwear / Well now you know just how it feels for her," he snarls. 22017.
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As the Goblin, it climbs to nasally snarls and hellish cackles, as if he's trying to make his every line quotable through sheer force of will—and the incredible thing is that he succeeds.
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This latest entry in their sprawling discography is anchored by the band's customary slabs of slow-moving, magisterial doom, tempered with Bryan Funck's eternally rabid snarls, poetically nihilistic lyrics, and overarching, ego-killing melancholia.
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Cage's comically non-sequitur quips ("You're a vicious snowflake!" he snarls at one biker), combined with periodic close-ups on his meme-worthy manic grin, contrast strangely — and not always successfully — with Cosmatos' otherworldly aesthetic.
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In addition to human tempers, a Mars and Saturn meetup (with Mercury Rx in the mix) creates a state of general unpleasantness: traffic snarls, court summons, app crashes, looming deadlines, insecurity, and fears of failure.
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"Without charges for checking their bags, passengers will be far less likely to carry them on, which snarls screening checkpoints and slows the inspection process," they said in a letter to a dozen major airlines.
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All have been made by the inimitable Julien d'Ys from things like snarls of plastic thread, vintage musical scores or steel wool, as well as fake hair in bright red or yellow or peroxide blond.
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The Capital Region is notorious for its traffic snarls, and yet Honolulu handily thumps Washington in Tomtom's annual Traffic Index, a ranking of major cities according to the extra travel time resulting from daily congestion.
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" Spotting a round-faced, brown-skinned youth in a "Make America Great Again" T-shirt, who's been quietly listening nearby, Green Shirt snarls, "And you can get your fat fucking Chinese face out of here.
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Wolff (My Friend Dahmer) does a fine job with a demanding part, but the film's most important asset is Collette, who weeps, screams, and snarls her way halfway off the screen and into the audience's laps.
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"Look at what your baby's doing to me," she snarls at her bone-tired husband, Tim (David Harbour, excellent), a beer salesman unhappily transplanted from his native Chicago to an isolated starter house in rural Illinois.
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What had been billed as a chance for Trump to see the devastation himself turned into a cheerleading session for a relief effort that some news reports suggest has been plagued by delays and logistical snarls.
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Leavitt's novel has the tone of a family chronicle; her readers will expect to immerse themselves in her characters' domestic snarls and scandals — grief, love, betrayal, redemption, everything that goes into a popular, zesty page-turner.
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On stage, Calvi snarls and attacks her guitar like it's a cheating ex, frequently ending sets with a storming cover of Suicide's "Ghost Rider" before walking off stage, her guitar prone and mewling on the floor.
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Less than a mile long, the highway hosted traffic snarls each day, but it had its supporters, especially among suburban commuters and truck drivers, and there was concern about what would happen if it was removed.
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In confronting it, we run the risk of being consumed by negative feelings, of surrendering to a reality that can feel like hopelessness: We'll never escape the world's injustice, its idiotic bureaucracies and snarls of traffic.
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Bus fire snarls LAX traffic Three empty passenger buses caught fire at Los Angeles International Airport Saturday night, closing lots and creating chaos in the roadways leading to and from the airport, CNN affiliate KABC reported.
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This terrific show finds the painter still relying fruitfully on his signature vocabulary of generic forms: grids, squiggly snarls, patterns of loosely knit lines, absurdly thick lines in primary colors and black areas painted with wide brushes.
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You could also teach rhyme schemes with this, the way he buries literally a dozen -at and -ack rhymes in here, all of them enhanced by his staccato delivery as he snarls out disgust and gunshot sounds.
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"Corpses in Regalia" turns into something like punk-funk as Mr. Casey snarls at corporations and the superrich — "Decent folk don't live that good" — with a broad-shouldered bass line strafed by bursts of frantic guitar tremolo.
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That moment in Star Wars Episode IV when she snarls, "Can someone get this walking carpet out of my way?" has always stuck out in my mind as a reminder that it's okay to be a ball-buster.
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He told a news conference that a decision to evacuate Houston in 2005 in the path of Hurricane Rita, just weeks after Katrina, had led to 20-hour traffic snarls and the deaths of more than 100 people.
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London (CNN Business)The amount of oil needed to run the global economy will decline sharply in the first quarter of this year as the coronavirus forces factories to close in China, snarls transportation and hits supply chains.
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His bandmates throw their bodies into every chord, every note, hewing a kinetic tableau of misery and triumph with every breath and every movement that glints off Joshua Nee's cymbals and snarls between Mitch and Andy and Matthew's strings.
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Instead, the band experimented with a few new tricks this time around, namely, third-person storytelling, a poppier sound, and some full-on singing from frontwoman Mish Barber-Way, as opposed to the angry snarls she'd become known for.
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Even so, the two diplomats said that NATO allies going into the summit in Brussels feared Trump would be "all snarls" during his time at the NATO summit and would then be "all smiles" when he meets with Putin.
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I knew some of the risks he was taking to help us -- the snarls of power lines and lobster traps that could snag our propeller, the floating roofs and broken reefs that could punch a hole in the hull.
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Black Wednesday was used to refer to a day of widespread air traffic snarls in 1954, as well as the day the British government was forced to withdraw a battered pound from the European Exchange Rate Mechanism in 1992.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A sweeping reform of European Union financial markets will come in with the New Year on January 3, a year late due to its complexity and after eleventh-hour handholding by regulators keen to avoid any trading snarls.
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The Jesus Lizard, formed in 1987 and intermittently reunited since a breakup in 1999, is fronted by David Yow, who snarls, mutters and screams lyrics full of humanity's darker impulses; sooner or later, he usually launches himself into the audience.
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The number of major failures — snarls that bog down 50 or more trains at a time — dropped 20 percent on weekdays between June and October, Joseph J. Lhota, the chairman of the Transportation Authority, announced at the agency's board meeting.
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To this end, computer scientists at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore have developed a new intelligent routing algorithm that attempts to minimize the occurrence of spontaneous traffic jams—those sudden snarls caused by greedy merges and other isolated disruptions—throughout a roadway network.
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"I do not need to be watched over or minded or cared for," she snarls at Brienne, in response to a sensible warning about Littlefinger — a warning Sansa should fully agree with — and yet there she is, running to him for help.
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When singer Maq snarls the lines, "It's another straight cis man who knows more about this than me...It's another man telling us to book a smaller venue," what you, the listener, have to know is that this happens to women musicians constantly.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Organizers of the first French Formula One Grand Prix in a decade are aiming for a race day crowd of around 70,14 when the event returns to Le Castellet next year and hope to avoid the traffic snarls of the past.
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Worse, the plot is weak, with neither a convincing villain (a caricaturish white officer who periodically snarls and speaks chaste Urdu with a British accent) or a compelling cause (an abstract idea of freedom and slavery that no character is able to articulate).
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That's Less Talk's real gift: Encoded in Hannah's punk snarls is a message of true love for things and people and ideas we as punk listeners—many of us white and male and privileged—might not have taken the time to understand otherwise.
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" Jon, who loves this stuff (tense moments, not beachy hair styles, as far as I know), grabs Theon by the throat just as he's eking out the word "Sansa," and snarls, (+10) "What you did for her is the only reason I'm not killing you.
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"What is a family anyway?" snarls Louise's husband, Stanley (Jason Merrells), a gruff furniture manufacturer who is struggling with the carnal hothouse unfolding around him, as well as with a disdainful wife who scorns his unpolished mien but is happy to spend his money.
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Boeing has delivered 568 aircraft in the first nine months of 2018, as it works to overcome the 737 factory snarls, up from 554 at the end of September a year ago, putting it on track to deliver another record year of plane sales.
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For New York, the visit, which is to span four days, will mean blocked streets and traffic snarls, increased security and police checkpoints, and — as might be expected in a city where less than 20 percent of the vote went for its native son — protests.
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The houses along the tree-lined blocks of Josina Avenue in Palo Alto, with their big back yards, swimming pools and driveways are about as far removed from the snarls of traffic, sputtering diesel engines, and smoggy air of South America's major metropolises as one can get.
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Cross Bay Boulevard in Queens is as good a place as any to get caught in snow-goose-related traffic, but goose-inspired snarls on roads surrounding Pelham Bay in the Bronx, or or along Staten Island's western shoreline, are very real possibilities from October through late March.
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According to Jack Ashby, manager of the Grant Museum of Zoology at University College London, they were sometimes instructed to put snarls on the faces of the foxes, tigers and other animals in their charge, even though snarling, says Mr Ashby, is something foxes would find "mechanically difficult".
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Over a stalwart blues-rock backbeat, she reshuffles the verses and tinkers enough with the lyrics to make them her own; more important, she investigates every bleak, corrosive line — "All the truth in the world ain't nothing but one big lie," she snarls — to make sure it hits home.
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"Your macho shit can't phase me now," Hannah snarls on the song, and while such sentiment may have indeed repelled much of the band's SoCal pop punk following, it was like a magnet for those who never felt particularly macho and who bristled at the scene for harboring exactly those elements.
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People are obsessed with the concept of a zombie apocalypse: hordes of the undead, including former loved ones, walking the streets with hungry snarls and blank stares as if in constant pain and unrest, looking to eat you body and soul until you feel the same way they do — tortured and alone.
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After what we might deem a successful live blog of the debate... main event HILL CLINTONS VS. DOMALD TROMP begins now as the audience snarls and claws the air, frothing at the mouth for flesh of the void creature of the void DOM TROMP invokes HILL CLINTONS 30 years experience as top wizard.
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It is easy to act presidential when you're the president-elect, but if Trump sensed that he might lose the election after all, he might resume his usual bluster of insults, blame and snarls, until even his own supporters would remember why so many people feel that he is unfit to be Commander in Chief.
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" That's no shame, though: the Flower Boy songs were incredibly impressive, and gave Tyler a chance to show off just how much of a talented vocalist he's become, modulating his voice from its usual growl during "Garden Shed" into snarls and shrieks, and into an outright scream during "Who Dat Boy" and "I Ain't Got Time.
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Mr. Trump may never know the steadying warmth of a dog by his side while he rage-watches cable TV. He won't know the way a dog's paw-pads smell like corn chips, or the pleasure at the sight of her paddling her feet, giving little yips and snarls as she chases squirrels in her dreams.
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Details: As part of its preparations, in the past week the government has awarded a $17.5 million ferry service contract to a company with no ferries, as well as conducting an exercise — dismissed by truck drivers who took part as "window dressing" — to test whether Britain could handle a no-deal scenario's expected snarls for cross-channel trade.
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I don't think anyone who has anything to do with the league would dispute that Miami is an ideal All-Star venue, but there has been a major boat show there for years at essentially the same time that already snarls traffic and — as a greater concern from the N.B.A.'s perspective — severely limits the number of hotel rooms available.
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Apparently inspired by a real-life incident with a racist neighbor, the song finds Clark defending his 50-acre farm from both physical violence and the sheer disbelief of white people who don't believe he owns it; over fuzzy electronic bass and a hot, rippling wah-wah guitar lick, he snarls, "This is where I come from/this land is mine," and the Woody Guthrie allusion startles.
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If the Biennial can be said to favor one medium, it's sculpture, which is enjoying robust health on the evidence of the selection here, ranging from Robert Bittenbender's trash-and-treasure-infested wire snarls, to Ragen Moss's polyethylene biomorphs, to attenuated figures, made in Nairobi and New York, by Wangechi Mutu, and ground-hugging ones by the 2018 Hugo Boss Prize winner Simone Leigh.
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On the freeway, you can finesse the throttle to dance the 6.5-liter under the hood — a bump in displacement from the F12's 6.3-liter — enjoying the snarls and growls, or you can shift gears yourself, using the elegant carbon-fiber paddles behind the steering wheel, and feel the snaps and jerks, the kicks to your spine and sternum, as you deploy the G-forces.
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Unfortunately, a dedicated Miles Morales movie won't be happening anytime soon — there are just too many legal snarls in the way, a slate of scheduled Marvel movies, and the fact that there's traditionally a long waiting period between what's written in the comic books and what shows up in the movies (Civil War, which was a comic event in 2006, will hit theaters this year, and that's one of the faster ones).
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But while Miller gets in some excellent snarls and Darvill visibly relishes the chance to play Time Lord after spending so much time on the Doctor Who sidelines, too much of the premiere is lost to tiresome fights between Firestorm's two halves, Atom just kind of wandering around and doing good in a Captain America sort of way, and Hawkgirl and Hawkman (Ciara Renée and Falk Hentschel) brooding their way through a dreary love story.
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Thematic focus aside, there's a scattered feel to Lemonade that inspires nasty thoughts about high-status guests and too many producers; on the other hand, each musical setting does feel appropriate to the particular nature of the emotional exercise, like the bluegrass strumming and assembled horns on "Daddy Lessons," in which her father teaches her to take out roguish men with a gun, or the organ-soaked blues-rock pounding of "Don't Hurt Yourself," in which she snarls fierce threats at her roguish husband.
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