Agonizing is not the same as being left in suspense, and a constant state of cliffhanger suspense gets boring.
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At that point, the suspense over which team would win the game was eclipsed by the suspense over whether Murphy would earn his customary double-double.
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Sarah Weinman is the editor of Women Crime Writers: Eight Suspense Novels of the 1940s & '50s and Troubled Daughters, Twisted Wives: Stories From the Trailblazers of Domestic Suspense.
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The suspense of the subject matter is, in a way, enhanced by the suspense of never knowing when the next chapter will appear or whose point of view it will be from.
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Wrightson got his start illustrating comics in horror and suspense anthologies like House of Mystery and House of Suspense, and went on to co-create the character Swamp Thing for DC Comics.
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The "action" part of the equation usually breaks the suspense.
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But then finally we understand: This isn't a suspense novel.
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But the reign of the suspense thriller may be over.
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The suspense over all this was palpable earlier this week.
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Supplies were limited, adding to the suspense of each encounter.
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Everything is back on the suspense file with no resolution.
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AHS confronts our deepest fears with unmatched suspense and style.
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The tension of the tight space really ups the suspense.
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And the ending of this movie brings plenty of suspense.
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Now I'm very interested in incorporating suspense and even spirituality.
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There is no suspense here: DeVos's nomination will be confirmed.
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Chrissy Teigen hasn't responded yet and the suspense is killer.
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Still, the suspense before the election result is notably high.
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" Mr. Trump's defiant reply: "I will keep you in suspense.
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"Donnie Darko" (2001) is a psychological thriller filled with suspense.
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The suspense would be gripping if it weren't so debilitating.
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He was Quigley in the suspense film "Finder's Fee" (2001).
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This is a best seller, it's a thriller, it's suspense.
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Using such features can be cathartic and can generate suspense.
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Similarly, many critics lambasted the film for having no suspense.
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Perhaps Mr. Rasche hoped to build Hitchcockian tension and suspense.
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Its suspense often leaves me in a state of anxiety.
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The scherzo had lithe energy, if less mystery and suspense.
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Cummins' book would fit well in the romantic suspense genre.
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There should be more spectacle and, above all, more suspense.
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In truth, the suspense ended in the first seven minutes.
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Still, Mahajan hasn't entirely renounced the dramatic advantages of suspense.
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Any emotional suspense is undone the moment the perspective changes.
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Extra Bases The division races offered little suspense this season.
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The suspense of this episode's journey is about finding Roger.
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However, let's return to the more exciting topic of violent suspense.
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My heart can't take too much drawn out suspense right now.
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Alfred Hitchcock aka the "Master of Suspense" is a thriller legend.
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Golden State ended the suspense with a 453-point third quarter.
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Ms Schweblin delivers a skin-prickling masterclass in dread and suspense.
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"Sons of Anarchy" is filled with plenty of lawlessness and suspense.
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How have you adjusted your storytelling to accentuate suspense and dread?
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It's all about the suspense, the timing, and the heightened senses.
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That suspense is now at an end, thanks to Jeff Bezos.
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"I will keep you in suspense," he added during the debate.
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With the exception of his "suspense" remark, Trump did not implode.
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"What constitutes a good romantic suspense is the whys?" she wrote.
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I'll spoil the suspense now: The Karma is a great drone.
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The Walking Dead is a show built on suspense and surprises.
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The challenge for 2016 is Trump's promise to maintain the suspense.
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But here, all the excitement and suspense gets lost in translation.
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If the suspense is killing you, a bigger surprise may await.
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You're sure he means himself, and for several pages, suspense builds.
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To use a Lucia byword, here there is no "tarsome" suspense.
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Andy Goddard directed this suspense drama, set in midcentury New York.
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Machado's fiction inflicts unlikely tortures on its characters and cruel suspense
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The empty-netter with 21 seconds to go ended all suspense.
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It's "one of the year's best suspense novels," our reviewer writes.
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Many shows wait until the episode's final minutes to deliver suspense.
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For the moment, the only source of suspense was the yeast.
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It's not just the rest of us who are in suspense.
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To build suspense, Mr. Trump offered teasing hints about coming announcements.
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These two modes alternate, putting two kinds of suspense into play.
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Suspense rises from the first, pleasantly disorienting pages of her books.
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"People here would much rather see spectacle than suspense," he added.
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In all these sports, there's a human element that creates suspense.
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It is also a Holocaust novel and a tale of suspense.
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Expect plenty of suspense and at least one mind-blowing reveal.
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People who write comedy are often also strong at writing suspense.
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He asked the violinists to inject more suspense into one phrase.
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The Democratic presidential primary had already lost most of its suspense.
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None are more disappointing than the couple's perfunctory, suspense-free spacewalks.
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Maia provides flashes of humor and suspense as she outwits Jax.
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The result is rich and full of inner tension and suspense.
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The book combines intensely observed nature writing with white-knuckle suspense.
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There was darkness and suspense, and a sense of broad expanse.
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A crucial ingredient in the promotion was a dollop of suspense.
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And yet there is an underlying sense of suspense and risk.
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"Secret Obsession" is a thriller that left critics wanting more suspense.
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Where's the suspense, the conflict, the drama in such single-mindedness?
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Berry was Jordan Turner in the suspense thriller "The Call" (2013).
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You live in suspense when you play Total War: Three Kingdoms.
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A jeremiad relies on that inherent tension to build its suspense.
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It builds tension and momentum, and it's a tool for creating suspense.
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The suspense of this character lies in his lack of clear motives.
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There is romance, suspense, and a lot of history in these pages.
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It was a ton of suspense with a little bit of romance.
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It is a thriller that balances shock and suspense with emotional depth.
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This adds suspense to the show and keeps the viewers tuned in.
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As a result, watching Trust won't make you ache with suspense overload.
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Nancy Crampton Brophy is the author of several romance and suspense novels.
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Hold your breaths for this tense-suspense-thriller in theaters this weekend!
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Click here to view original GIFHitchcock is the unquestioned master of suspense.
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I loved the juxtaposition of suspense and music and love and murder.
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I'd rather have the suspense of letting the votes themselves tell me.
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The episode "held us in suspense beat by beat", wrote The Guardian.
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The entire episode drums up suspense for Lauren B.'s hometown date.
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The suspense builds as the movie explores the otherworldly bond between siblings.
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So when I began writing, what came out was a suspense thriller.
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That lack of suspense would seem to defeat the purpose of horror.
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His narratives may be complex, but that quality only enhances their suspense.
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Director Alfred Hitchcock once chastised fans not to confuse suspense with surprise.
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On the face of it, the ballet demonstrates the opposite of suspense.
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Leaving the White House on Thursday, Trump kept the global suspense going.
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The five-minute adagio has as much eventful suspense as a thriller.
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Jennifer Finney Boylan: I would call it a literary novel of suspense.
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And it's impossible to talk about Stephen King without talking about suspense.
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I say let's continue the suspense until the official announcement on Friday.
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Harris' three-point play with 1:11 remaining ended any remaining suspense.
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Zak's narrative is a perfectly measured blend of biography, suspense and history.
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But, like any good suspense story, the second half tumbled into terrifying.
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For all the suspense, manufactured or otherwise, Trump claims it won't matter.
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The score is a clapping percussion that crescendos, generating a palpable suspense.
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It was the Suspense Comics cover with the KKK swastika jungle guys.
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With comedy and suspense, you're tuning something [to provoke] an audience reaction.
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It isn't that every suspense story has to have some higher purpose.
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But it does have action, suspense and, at the end, a holocaust.
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All the suspense about Act III is, how will it be resolved?
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He also had written suspense novels and worked as a Washington reporter.
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Take the 1974 suspense film "Juggernaut," starring Anthony Hopkins and Omar Sharif .
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Maybe most impressive, though, is the comedy Zanetti weaves through the suspense.
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Whatever suspense existed at the beginning of the second half evaporated quickly.
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"I will keep you in suspense," the Republican told moderator Chris Wallace.
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Not much suspense here either, but lots of comfortable detail about food.
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Especially touching were their sudden pauses: not stops, but moments of suspense.
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Then, finally, Mr. Trump chimed in on Twitter to heighten the suspense.
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It's unusual, because it straddles two genres: romantic suspense, and crime fiction.
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In the meantime, senators are growing antsy as the suspense builds. Sen.
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There was no such suspense in Butler's 76-64 victory over Winthrop.
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This will bring an element of suspense and interest to the game.
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And there's little of the ticking-bomb urgency associated with classic suspense.
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Turnout is lower because there has been less suspense about the outcome.
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How can I get the reader or viewer to feel this suspense?
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" Pressed again, he glibly remarked, "I will keep you in suspense, okay?
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Mr. Kobach said that there are now fewer than 11,000 applications in suspense.
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The suspense of not knowing is, to me, what the book became about.
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He is an author of horror, supernatural fiction, suspense, science fiction, and fantasy.
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"I'll tell you at the time, I'll keep you in suspense," he replied.
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" As usual, the president left the nation in suspense: "We'll see what happens.
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If I wanted manufactured, oversize-box-based suspense, I could watch The Cube.
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After a protracted opening, the show finally ended the suspense regarding who died.
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Finally, after 28 minutes, Trump lifted the suspense and got to the point.
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The only real suspense Saturday night was in the race for second place.
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Had a buddy remove two of the placards to gin up some suspense.
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The only suspense was in seeing whether Brown's feet would melt his cleats.
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Gourde tacked on his second goal of the game to end all suspense.
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Gomes), the Maiden (Stella Abrera) and Koschei (Cory Stearns) has gained more suspense.
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Or rather, it generates suspense by treading the boundary between two familiar narratives.
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There's suspense in the way they eventually connect, but it's hard to summarize.
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This stems from the way the show has always prioritized surprise over suspense.
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The suspense over President-elect Trump's choice for secretary of defense is over.
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To be sure, few US-Russia summits have had this level of suspense.
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He would begin quietly, almost haltingly, testing out his audience and creating suspense.
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She's even co-authored five suspense books with her daughter Carol Higgins Clark.
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And, by the way, the suspense may not end when polling stations close.
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What fun is defusing a bomb without an element of nail-biting suspense?
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Her story-lines are predictable, the suspense minimal, the sentimentality cloying every page.
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Allow me to save you the suspense here, the American people understand plenty.
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But they shouldn't worry too much about being held in suspense for long.
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Mueller has every incentive to keep the public and Trump himself in suspense.
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Let's end the suspense: It's Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life. Thoughts?
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All things considered, ticking clocks are often a cheap way to build suspense.
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But, at least in my America, we could use a little less suspense.
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"Hollywood is all about suspense," said Tom O'Neil, founder of awards website Goldderby.com.
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Huntley is adept at deploying Catherine's good fortune as a fulcrum of suspense.
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The only remaining suspense was whether the Gophers would reach the century mark.
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It was like the show flipped into a whole new genre — romantic suspense?
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There is not a lot of suspense, and not much psychological exploration, either.
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When it comes to creating suspense, "The Honey Farm" succeeds almost too well.
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The layers of intrigue and suspense show Mr. Lee's sometimes underappreciated genre skills.
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They're also rhythmic units, building time and suspense into the otherwise affectless prose.
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Ever the entertainer, he knows the power of teases, of misdirection, of suspense.
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Her goal may be to build suspense, but all she achieves is confusion.
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Still, no issue creates more suspense for Trump in 2020 than the economy.
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Bernie would provide, as he did in the campaign, solidity but no suspense.
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"I have to — we have to keep the suspense going, OK?" he said.
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It all makes for an engrossing setup whose suspense is difficult to resist.
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Under the pen name Selena Montgomery, Abrams has written eight romantic suspense novels.
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New McNally projects always incite anticipation but not a great deal of suspense.
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The scoreboard read 23-284; a 275-123 run had ended the suspense.
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Trump has kept up the suspense on whether he will withdraw from NAFTA.
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I have nearly every book written by the romantic suspense author Sandra Brown.
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He seems uninterested in creating suspense or generating surprise, except through visual flourishes.
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If there is one thing that the makers of American Horror Story are good at, other than making us all lose sleep, is suspense; the suspense in their writing and the unsettlingly ambiguous teasers leading up to the first episode.
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Ms. Novey, an accomplished poet and translator, sustains suspense throughout with beautifully restrained prose.
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Perhaps Trump will keep us "in suspense" as to the fate of the turkeys.
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She left us in suspense, though, sharing the package without the goodies inside it.
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The primary suspense surrounded best drama, with the independent film "Moonlight" claiming that prize.
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First off, how long were you left in suspense like the rest of us?
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"I'll keep you in suspense, okay?" he told moderator Chris Wallace at the time.
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Ms. Hunt is a graceful, sometimes poetic writer who knows how to build suspense.
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Then it's all nerve-racking suspense and, well, you can guess how this ends.
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Evidence mounts, answers materialize — and Stephen King retains his title as master of suspense.
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The ACM Honors awards show holds no suspense: The winners have already been announced.
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Want to tap your students into the energy and suspense surrounding the election debates?
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After Detroit came within seven, Bogdanovic's 3 with 2:39 left ended any suspense.
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"It's a particular kind of suspense anxiety," says Brandy Engler, PsyD, a clinical psychologist.
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When Zoya (Akhtar) and I were writing it, it organically became a suspense drama.
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There's certainly a lot of mystery and suspense about the Senate health care bill.
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Moreover, the visual interest of the movie holds the audience in daunting, perpetual suspense.
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You laugh and cry and swoon and yasss and grab the couch in suspense.
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Without giving too much away, I think it masterfully measures how to layer suspense.
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Use the forward and reverse video in Boomerangs to your advantage and build suspense.
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Her first was the suspense thriller, "Where Are The Children," originally published in 1975.
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Russian athletes are certain to fight through the courts, creating suspense as Rio approaches.
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Embark on a highly classified mission containing 50+ stages of espionage action and suspense.
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So for me, the film's aesthetic became a point of suspense, an unresolved question.
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But the many short sections fail to generate much suspense, momentum or historical illumination.
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This tense wire of a novel thrums with suspense, but also unexpectedly poignant moments.
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He told us that his biggest challenge was maintaining the suspense of the moment.
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The pumpkin, macabre toys and bloody hand would provide inspiration for any suspense author.
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Applying the immediacy of found footage to a robbery significantly ramps up the suspense.
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It was short on rhythm, short on spectacular rallies and, ultimately, short on suspense.
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Then the next row takes it up; then the next; suspense and excitement build.
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None of Wan's skills as a builder of suspense sequences come in handy here.
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He remembered how that show's mastery of moral and narrative suspense stressed me out.
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Beverly Jenkins, a prolific author of historical and contemporary romantic suspense, is not surprised.
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"I was incapable of handling the suspense over whether 'Parasite' would win," she wrote.
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As a thriller, it too frequently abandons the logic that's necessary to maintain suspense.
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Ramping up the suspense is the possible retirement of moderate conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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This episode demonstrates how good the series is so far at drawing out suspense.
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To create suspense, Kelly is liberal with hints and predictions and cliffhanger chapter endings.
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I was incapable of handling the suspense over whether "Parasite" would win Best Picture.
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But the final day of the Senate's impeachment trial was not without suspense: Sen.
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The menace here is ugly and the suspense genuine; things do not end well.
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For example, a slight pause before you're about to say something important creates suspense.
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All that took any suspense out of Saturday's ceremony, which felt like a coronation.
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Season 4 ended with drama, violence and, as always, a whole lot of suspense.
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It had equal parts suspense and unintentional comedy that was too strange for fiction.
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Hundreds of the Hornet's crew watched from the deck and the bridge in suspense.
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Crime Psychological suspense is a genre that needs to be handled with kid gloves.
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Thrillers Want to escape the real-life suspense novel we're living in these days?
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Although we know how the mission turns out, the movie generates and maintains suspense.
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Television misleads us all the time for the purpose of keeping us in suspense.
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The tall forest adds to the effect, as the shadows add to the suspense.
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The drawback to this approach is that it lacks the guaranteed suspense of sudden death.
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Let's be honest: The best part of any American Horror Story season is the suspense.
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Climate predictions—kind of like romantic comedies—are full of will they/won't they suspense.
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The main subject of suspense became not the presidential nomination but the vice presidential one.
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First, there was the Stephen King-element — that it was it was filled with suspense.
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Tension, suspense and dread comes not from bodily or psychological torture, but disorientation and uncertainty.
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With its short chapters, unsettling prose and riveting suspense, it feels designed for binge-reading.
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This is much more of a tense, suspense-oriented thriller than anything you've directed before.
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" He's promised he will "look at it at the time" and "keep you in suspense.
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Acrimony is clearly set up as an ominous suspense thriller with a classic Perry twist.
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Unlike in much of the former Soviet Union, there is real suspense to Georgian democracy.
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Play it with the free companion timer app to add an extra layer of suspense.
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And the idea of a "mad slasher" had been a staple of suspense for decades.
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Thriller is a broad category — there are crime thrillers, psychological thrillers, suspense thrillers, romantic thrillers.
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Some viewers may complain that there isn't enough suspense or excitement to hold their attention.
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The original was more of a horror comedy whereas this one is pulsating with suspense.
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I'm an innately and deeply anxious person, but I'm still fascinated by horror and suspense.
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Media buyers ... recognize that it's hard to beat real-world politics for intrigue and suspense.
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An accomplished director like Ron Howard knows very well how to build suspense among fans.
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The model has been keeping us in suspense on her dreamy dress details ever since.
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In the land of suspense television, death is only certain when it comes with receipts.
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Maybe not all of it, but enough that there won't be much suspense for fans.
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Consider just three indicators that there is more suspense than surprise in this Hitchcockian scene.
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We are reminded that every birth is an event without script, the ultimate suspense story.
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Camp on the couch with the master of suspense, starting with "Vertigo," at 103 a.m.
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Trump refused to say he would, instead saying he would keep the nation in suspense.
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The stakes suddenly become much higher, and the suspense tightens after a relatively slow start.
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It's a rather incoherent jumble, jumping around in time and never really building any suspense.
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And its weapon of choice for doing so is some seriously old-school suspense tropes.
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This is a film that generates much of its suspense through genre sleight of hand.
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The cast doesn't quite succeed in keeping the suspense fresh throughout the story's left turns.
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Editing took a few weeks, primarily to build the suspense at the pace Mann wanted.
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Like all great sports dramas, it has everything: build-up, suspense, and an incredible victory.
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She was mellow on the weekend, but her past added suspense to her twentysomething escapades.
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The suspense of Reid's novel depends heavily on this interspersed dialogue: Who are these people?
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As usual with beauty calendars, the suspense surrounding what's inside is part of the appeal.
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But "Halloween" was a purer and more uncompromising example of his brand of suspense filmmaking.
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"The movie is a viscerally exciting, adrenaline-soaked tour de force of suspense and surprise."
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But the real magic lies in the exquisite emotional suspense that stretches throughout this novel.
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"Pretty Little Liars" built suspense by straying from the book series it was based on.
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"The Handmaid's Tale" has powerfully heightened the horror and suspense inherent in Margaret Atwood's novel.
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Fans of "You" will enjoy the dark themes, unsettling characters, and gripping suspense of "Mindhunter."
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Suddenly, he begins delivering nonstop suspense only loosely rooted in Rachel's story and its foundations.
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This finely directed suspense drama has the added benefit of being relevant to today's geopolitics.
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The president kept Washington in suspense over what he would do on the spending bill.
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The point of living in a society is that some things really aren't in suspense.
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"Hunters in the Dark" is a novel of immersion, not suspense, shaped like a quiet dream.
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And it looks like she's keeping the suspense high — that's all she she's flaunting for now.
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This may seem too much to ask of entertainment, suspense films, and paperbacks, but stories matter.
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It's definitely not a haunted house, but this Poseidon Theater production has plenty of suspense — eventually.
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Under the name Selena Montgomery, Abrams is an award-winning author of eight romantic suspense novels.
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I want to write adventure and action and suspense and intrigue and that sort of thing.
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Fortunately for spectators, the tournament retained its suspense thanks to Mr Scott, Mr Koepka's playing partner.
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It destroys the suspense and seals a sense of the movie as both slick and amateurish.
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Suspense mounts as the reader learns each character's fate in individual portraits, starting with the youngest.
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Suspense is mounting as to how and when, rather than if, India plans to punish Pakistan.
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Like Lessing and King, suspense writer Follett went for broke in a genre new to him.
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FOR A POLITICIAN with a passion for theatre, Emmanuel Macron has a poor mastery of suspense.
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ABDEL-FATTAH AL-SISI is not waiting in suspense for the results of Egypt's presidential election.
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They're low on suspense, and don't build to any cruelly ironic twists or gasp-inducing revelations.
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This Is Us likes to keep its viewers in suspense — but sometimes, we just need answers.
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The show's stomach-clenching tension comes not from suspense but from an awareness of eventual doom.
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Sony's suspense drama The Intruder nabbed second place with an estimated $11 million across 2,22020 theaters.
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Aside from her political work, Abrams is also an award-winning author of romantic suspense novels.
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One person who is not still in suspense about the report, it seems, is President Trump.
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But, we have to admit, the suspense is on its way to killing us as well.
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Their work captures the drama, humor, suspense, and tragedy of these early days of space exploration.
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Seeing just how Esmail will wriggle around the no-dialogue rule adds another layer of suspense.
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Mr. Cruz, seeking to build the suspense, unfurled a series of analogies before introducing his guest.
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It's not that there isn't any suspense in watching this machine work, although that doesn't help.
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My heart was the thumping bassline of a suspense movie I never wanted to star in.
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Here's the bright side of this Olympics mess: At least it restores some of the suspense.
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If that ended any suspense, there were still a few moments of agitation in the ninth.
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I'm not planning any more children, yet I find myself missing the suspense of pregnancy testing.
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"Britney Spears: Piece of Me", therefore, has it all: humour, suspense, weird sadness, and inexplicably, dominatrixes.
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Mensore shoots them with a sharp eye for maintaining coherent spatial relations, which enhances the suspense.
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Still, Smouha and Marton wring genuine suspense and edgy humor out of this clever, colorful tale.
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Each episode is around 20 to 30 minutes, and the stories unfold with drama and suspense.
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Even the glamour of the homoerotic, which fuels Orringer's engine of suspense, turns threadbare through overexposure.
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"Broadchurch" builds suspense with deliberate, often agonizing pacing and then explodes in dizzying bursts of action.
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The sound of breaking glass in his score is the production's most artful device of suspense.
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How do you balance creating and maintaining suspense with delivering an ending that justifies the journey?
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Meghan Miraglia from Massachusetts used repetition to keep us in suspense: It is now or never.
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SUPER TUESDAY PART TWO: Like most sequels, it's expected to lack the suspense of the original.
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"The book's greatest suspense centers on Osborne's fealty to Chandler's Marlowe," our reviewer, Laura Lippman, writes.
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Senator Lamar Alexander really knows how to drain the suspense from an impeachment fight, doesn't he?
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Instead, he ended up finishing with a belly flop after 4 hours 48 minutes of suspense.
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The result is rich, dense, often amusing and, above all, full of inner tension and suspense.
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So the final stages have had a little more suspense than they have in recent years.
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As frightening as "Spill Zone" can be, though, its greatest asset is its muscle-tensing suspense.
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The governor's race in such a solidly red state would ordinarily be no cause for suspense.
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Or even experienced an illicit frisson of suspense over the setting of this year's doomsday clock.
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This is all aggravated by uncertainty over global trade — which is keeping investors everywhere in suspense.
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"Comedy, suspense and pure drama can be found at the heart of these movies," he said.
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It's not as if such stories don't still have the power to stir suspense and tears.
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Among Canadian trade experts, the proposals were met with relief, but the suspense has not ended.
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In the days since, Venezuelans have been in suspense, waiting to see what will happen next.
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Instantly, the only round of Concacaf qualifying with any degree of suspense is rendered totally pointless.
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But Dread's core mechanics are derived from classic horror techniques; building suspense and inciting difficult decisions.
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Serra is like a movie director who can generate suspense even if you know the ending.
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Orlando Bloom's leaving us in suspense with a new cliff-hanger ... by jumping off a cliff.
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In practice, I've generally found that the suspense is throttled back, as if considered gauche or embarrassing.
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Not to mention the extreme heightening of suspense, dramatic irony, and fake deaths that dotted the films.
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You're just gonna let all that suspense build up and then toss out an answer like that?
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It is a dynamic program filled with mystery and suspense and there is no predictable narrative structure.
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The point here is to build suspense, but also to draw attention to the level of difficulty.
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Suspense, done well, captures the attention so there's no time to notice plot holes or preposterous coincidences.
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Instead of trying to push narrative limits, Girl on the Third Floor uses predictability to generate suspense.
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At first, the game amalgamates so many suspense and horror tropes that it seems to transcend them.
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Still, the film could use some of The Good Wife's sharp, witty appreciation for suspense under oath.
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The trailer starts off with some quick cuts that take on a film noir, suspense-thriller tone.
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After shooting seven suspense-filled seasons, the Liars are getting ready to leave Rosewood, Pennsylvania for good.
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And you can build suspense even if you don't have a partner to sext, Dr. Stubbs says.
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If the suspense is killing you about the whole situation, you can peek at the full theme.
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The Republican side seems set for less suspense when that party holds caucuses on Tuesday, February 220.
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On top of driving revenue, it's turning into a natural way to build up suspense during stories.
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By the time each took the stage, the crowd—both online and off—was hanging in suspense.
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The only suspense now is just how much hardware the Hamilton cast and crew will carry home.
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Whether "American Crime Story" can maintain the suspense going into the courtroom is yet to be seen.
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If you enjoyed the maddening suspense in Hereditary, director Oz Perkins' 2016 thriller will supercharge that anxiety.
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Abrams has written eight romance suspense books under the name Selena Montgomery, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.
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Back when "Idol" was a watercooler sensation, the finales would belabor the suspense over the final reveal.
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Mueller's obstruction investigation could well prove to be the suspense of the bomb that never goes off.
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The suspense has put the community of interest groups, who fight for progressive causes, on high alert.
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What we lose in tonal and rhythmic suspense we gain in a more primal kind of anticipation.
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I enjoyed Negan's monologue and the suspense of the long windup to the inevitable arrival of Lucille.
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What suspense remained, Madonna provided, arriving with her daughter Lourdes Leon a maddeningly predictable 50 minutes late.
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The Bach dance is a male-female duet in which an enigmatic relationship keeps us in suspense.
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DiSclafani excels at building suspense and has a gift for revealing private worlds through unexpected, telling details.
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Having authored more than 50 books over her career, Higgins is best known for her suspense novels.
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The violent climax is teased out to the end, maximizing the suspense like a well made policier.
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All's well that ends well, obviously, so it's hard to muster too much suspense about Dickens' struggles.
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Instead of keeping the fashion flock in suspense, the brand seems to have already appointed her successor.
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But rather than leaning into that, Jordan instead veers into obvious, rote stops on the suspense roadmap.
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The drawings feed into and become an essential part of the myth and suspense around the killings.
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Will we finally be relieved of our suspense, or is the show just playing games with us?
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Watch above, and bask in its brilliance, its dedication to singing off-key, its finger-clicking suspense.
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And I haven't even mentioned his meticulous cultivation of suspense over whether he would run for president.
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Ms. Haq builds suspense as Nisha's attempts to escape force her to negotiate between her two cultures.
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There were stretches when subdued passages, for all the beauty of the playing, lost suspense and tension.
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Acknowledging the lack of suspense, record of the year was handed out as the show's second award.
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At times, "Tangerine" reads as if it were reverse-engineered from a scholarly paper about suspense fiction.
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In "The Comedian," it plays out for nearly an hour with no real suspense, surprise or tragedy.
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It's an old tactic of his, building suspense by suggesting he is about to say something taboo.
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It was the same every morning: a stab of suspense, then a gale-force sigh of relief.
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"Plot" may not be the right word, though the fragmentary structure generates its own kind of suspense.
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But lacking anything between simplistic stealth and infantry combat, Phantom Doctrine slowly loses its suspense and tension.
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It's a stunning, haunting and provocative psychological suspense novel that anyone who cares about literature should read.
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The French like their underdogs, and Nadal has too often drained the suspense out of their tournament.
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Occasionally he pushed Mr. Bychkov's beat — just the right amount, for a moment or two of suspense.
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Many story lines have become redundant, digressive or inconsistent, instead of building suspense or bolstering thematic resonance.
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Dufner ended the suspense with a putt and a rare show of emotion, slamming down his fist.
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In the second race, full of lead changes and suspense, Team USA was much smoother under pressure.
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Mr. Hooper relied on suspense more than gore, staging the kills with nary a drop of blood.
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The book is neatly written and accessible, without cheap tricks to build suspense or sway readers' opinions.
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There was a long moment of silence, as the suspense was building, before I revealed the prop.
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But the book builds enormous suspense around the questions of how, when and why she will die.
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With President Trump's acquittal all but assured, today's closing arguments in the impeachment trial carried little suspense.
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The suspense and drama leading up to Lendrum's ultimate undoing are masterfully constructed and the outcome satisfying.
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Suspense, often thought of as the specialty of the thriller, is the essential tool of all storytellers.
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"I will keep you in suspense," Trump said when asked about it at the third presidential debate.
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Her second suspense novel, "A Stranger Is Watching" (1978), brought in enough money to buy a Cadillac.
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There is real suspense when Robbie runs late for a meet, risking setting back his entire team.
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The result is "Dear Edward," a haunting novel that's a masterful study in suspense, grief and survival.
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Troops on the base described it as a time fraught with suspense, fear and feelings of defenselessness.
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"Dunkirk" A visceral WWII film that has suspense, tension and member of One Direction among its cast.
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In the horror genre, the Paratopic team saw the potential to engage players using fear and suspense.
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"Master Race" was published in 1955 by EC Comics, which specialized in horror, crime and suspense tales.
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But when it was at its best, the show was equal parts suspense, horror, science fiction — and romance.
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After a year of suspense, Seattle-based Amazon finally revealed its choice for a second headquarters on Tuesday.
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Adding to the suspense, the first polling stations to close will do so later than in previous votes.
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Divergent author Veronica Roth made an announcement Thursday that should satisfy readers left in suspense after finishing Allegiant.
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THERE'S a reason movies about sports are such a Hollywood staple: they offer guaranteed suspense, climax and denouement.
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TBH, there's not much we wouldn't pay to alleviate the suspense of waiting for the show's Netflix revival.
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So that's why I tried suspense-building just now, in this post, which is also our wedding announcement.
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Even in 22, there wasn't much suspense despite what some commentators like to try and invent these days.
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That leaves it bereft of the plot, suspense and occasional conflict that made the original "Somm" so gripping.
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This clip has it all: cute dogs, bizarrely dressed handlers, palpable (but not overwhelming) suspense, a happy ending.
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The suspense always ratchets up a notch when you know that any character can die at any time.
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Director Foster skillfully widens the scope of this tense situation without losing suspense (or, just as importantly, humor).
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New People by Danzy Senna New People is a sharp commentary on race disguised as a suspense thriller.
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Or is it just Trump following his Apprentice–honed instincts and trying to keep the country in suspense?
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Any suspense in the presidential election is fizzling out, with Hillary Clinton almost certain to defeat Donald Trump.
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Expect the unexpected in this over-the-top and often dramatic(ish) reimagined tale of mystery and suspense .
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Suspense thriller The Intruder opened to $11 million for second place, a firm start for the genre film.
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You never feel as if there's any actual danger, nor is the suspense competing with the killer's abilities.
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The suspense over whether President Trump will abandon the Paris climate accord will probably last a while longer.
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The third stop of Paul's Hall-of-Fame career has been without any real suspense or narrative arc.
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The suspense was particularly high this year since no one picture has emerged as the obvious Oscar frontrunner.
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After all, there are other well-produced shows on TV with great stars and even plenty of suspense.
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He's planning on taking the situation into his own hands, making for plenty of suspense and political intrigue.
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A lot of great adventures games will give you emotional whiplash as they veered between slapstick and suspense.
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Or maybe spreading the show across so many hours is meant to add an element of prolonged suspense.
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While the outcome for the three-on-one date was never in question, there is some suspense nonetheless.
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" Drunken Spa Girls: Nora Roberts tops the hardcover fiction list with a new romantic suspense novel, "The Obsession.
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Only the first half was presented on Tuesday, and it ended on a truly shocking note of suspense.
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But the gripping final chapters ramp up the suspense as the narrative careers toward a heart-wrenching conclusion.
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The kidnappings and ransom negotiations provide jolts of suspense, as does the larger narrative of Arquímedes's unraveling ambitions.
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The short film's original music — a piano composition from Anthony Kalabretta — makes the production drip with sexy suspense.
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It's been very freeing to get out the suspense stage and be able to play the songs live.
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I asked Corneille Nangaa, president of the DRC's independent electoral commission, when the suspense surrounding Kabila will end.
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Any suspense was ended with a 14-393 run over the first 4:24 of the second half.
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The first was a moment of suspense that came when Trump turned to encounter new nemesis Nancy Pelosi.
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And yet the progress of her disease is just one aspect of the play's interconnected levels of suspense.
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But as the effects, some overly opaque, keep coming, the suspense and rhythm of this collaboration fades, too.
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Although Game 7 lacked some of the suspense of the earlier contests, the Series was still a thrill.
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Mr. Thomas, with his keen theatrical instincts, knew when to keep the lid on things to maintain suspense.
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The suspense of the tournament is expected to surpass the rain-on-parade damper of Monday's bracket unveiling.
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It's a gorgeous and unsettling scene that leaves spectators in suspense, falling down their own imaginative rabbit holes.
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She has hit her stride again, with an erotic love story that's full of suspense, adventure, and menace.
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It became commonplace to declare that they had ruined the league by removing any suspense to the season.
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Contrary to a lot of Olympic stories, there was no suspense in the Final Five's gold medal win.
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But it makes nearly all of its emotion and suspense depend on what the white people will do.
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What makes up for that is the neat feat of asking serious political questions without burdening the suspense.
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The remaining six and a half minutes put you in exhilarated suspense over when her top's gonna blow.
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"BREAKING: WE HAVE RECOVERED THE STOLEN COLON," the Kansas City Police Department announced on Twitter, ending the suspense.
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On the other, I want to go on enjoying the tingling suspense, the anxious happiness, of not knowing.
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How his story will entwine with the other threads of the plot is a significant source of suspense.
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You learn more and more as you switch perspectives and complete puzzles, building up suspense the entire time.
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But the real suspense remained — how many missiles, for how long, at what targets and to what end.
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This suspense drama, based on the novellas by Luke Jennings, has already been approved for a second season.
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Clearly, Cam and Kirstin are made for each other, and we're not kept in suspense over their fate.
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The hush that falls over a crowd during the largely dialogue-free "A Quiet Place" intensifies the suspense.
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Elsewhere, time hurtles ahead: unpredictable harmonic schemes generate suspense at every turn of this most familiar of stories.
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And it had more than a little of that show's knack for smartly paced suspense and authentic emotion.
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Mr. Power says his aim was to explore violence, and he generates some suspense from crosscutting the stories.
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Over the years Netflix has released a variety of television shows, from animated comedies to suspense-filled dramas.
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People didn't know there was going to be a new product so it created a lot of suspense.
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When Crawford hit a bases-loaded, two-out, full-count single in the seventh, it ended any suspense.
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If the suspense is nearly killing you, we're right there with you — but the wait won't be long.
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Some of the suspense surrounding the release was lifted Friday by the Federal Reserve chairwoman, Janet L. Yellen.
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That doesn't happen, for reasons that are withheld — with a fair degree of suspense — for quite a while.
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But for the follow-up, suspense and spontaneity — even if it's an illusion — would go a long way.
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This not being a mystery by the master himself, there is no imperative to keep readers in suspense.
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In The Beguiled, much of the fun (and suspense) comes from trying to guess which is the case.
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The suspense was killing us, but the wait was totally worth it ... just look at that happy fam!!!
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At the end, when she kills Bheeshma, Ms. Ritter makes the extended moment full of thrilling suspense and drama.
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Tasha: And the variations ran the gamut from polished, expensive, prestige-y suspense to full-on gross-out gore.
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It is to real suspense what a day-old Big Mac on the warming chute is to real food.
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I lost all the built-up dread and suspense, and dropped into "Why would anyone behave that way?" mode.
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I suppose there's a small measure of suspense about how all this might color the Fed's statement this week.
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Just when it looked as if we'd be kept in suspense, the ball dropped, in the best way possible.
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Most of the time, we turn to a Shonda Rhimes drama for nail-biting suspense and a cathartic cry.
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It's got excitement, tension, a hold-your-breath action sequence, and suspense all wrapped into a two-minute sequence.
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With a valiant plenipotentiary at the head of an epic assembly, you could create days of drama and suspense.
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"I wanted to know straightaway with my kids and I don&apost think I could have handled the suspense."
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From there, the only suspense was whether they would reach the 100-point mark for the second straight game.
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"The suspense was killing me," Lane, who wore a classic black tux with a bowtie by Olia Zavozina, recalls.
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For all of its polish and cleverness and suspense, "For All Mankind" ultimately puts the soap in space opera.
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What it all means: The real suspense isn't what's in the bill — we already have a pretty good idea.
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In an effort to maintain the suspense, Mr. Trump earlier Tuesday would not reveal who would be accompanying him.
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Italy dispatch The suspense mounted at the world's largest regatta in Trieste, Italy: Which boat would come in last?
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Nightflyers is the better model, relying less on gore and jump-scares, and instead producing slow-burning psychological suspense.
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The movie generates suspense through Michelle's uncertainty: She doesn't know Howard, doesn't know what, if anything, happened above ground.
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But these scant philosophical forays are the most nuanced part of a novel propelled almost exclusively by cheap suspense.
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The rapid release could ensure fewer people end up with the suspense spoiled, while avoiding overly hyped up expectations.
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In a move that only served to add to the suspense, filmmakers decided to never actually show the monsters.
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But Pretty Little Liars uses more than a single specific Hitchcockian suspense trope to play with teen girl fears.
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And when the Night King clams gets a second spear, the suspense of this sequence flies through the roof.
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It serves to remove all feelings of suspense, which is not what you want to do in a thriller.
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The 27-year-old model and actress made her Bollywood debut starring in the erotic suspense thriller Zid (2014).
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Oh the suspense is building, can you feel it, and tomorrow will be a huge news day in Washington.
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Read MoreThe best American export is... I'll cut out the suspense and say it: Tokyo's subway is privately run!
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Why does the President need to build suspense -- at a joint press briefing with the Romanian president no less!
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"I will look at it at the time," Trump said, adding he would keep Americans "in suspense" until then.
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"I will look at it at the time... I will keep you in suspense," Trump said of Election Day.
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Like Battlestar Galactica, Westworld exploits the tension and suspense of knowing that anyone we meet could be an android.
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After all the mystery and suspense involved, xxxx wanted to ensure he was talking to an actual U.S. Congressman.
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The grainy texture of each sequence enhances the overall tone of the unorthodox cyclist video with cliff-hanging suspense.
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" So instead, I quickly leaned in with a distracting kiss and whispered, "To keep you in suspense, my dear.
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There are a significant number of Senate races where the outcome is in serious suspense, particularly for the incumbents.
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It had the opposite effect on Emma Straub, daughter of the best-selling horror and suspense writer Peter Straub.
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The pair are set to star in A Quiet Place, a horror film packed with suspense and supernatural beings.
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Early reviews of the film are positive, particularly in regard to how Garland builds suspense and uses his cast.
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They try to balance these ideas with the suspense of Verloc's plotting and the progress of the police investigation.
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I think one thing we also had to try to sort of lean into was some of the suspense.
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You'll still respect it if you've seen its brethren, but it's not as compelling without the suspense or surprise.
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Ms. Winocour builds the suspense slowly, with false scares, half-heard conversations and clues that might amount to nothing.
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And it will probably please fans of this simple genre with its solid suspense, murky lighting and "gotcha!" scares.
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In other words, the book now moves into its psychiatric phase, which, unfortunately, carries no suspense and little interest.
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If only the rest of director Neil Jordan's suspense thriller held up to that brief glimmer of compelling madness.
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But CBS decided to hold the news, milking the suspense by not unveiling one region soon after finishing another.
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It features Buddy Guy — a wily master of suspense, subtlety and flashy aggression — and other guitarists, including Zakk Wylde.
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Noah Rothman, an assistant editor for Commentary magazine, thinks a lack of suspense over who may win on Nov.
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Theater demands conflict, tension, and suspense to drive plot, but Southern Comfort's director, Thomas Caruso, mostly gives us complacency.
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"The suspense has been intense," said David Kleimann, an international trade researcher at the European University Institute in Florence.
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This familiar premise leads to a twist: Instead of adrenaline rush suspense scenes, this plot languishes in mundane melancholia.
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The suspense begins to build as the British diplomats and their Nazi counterparts head toward their destiny in Munich.
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Their rivalry is one of the greatest in tennis history, yet it has been decidedly short on suspense here.
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But the author, being a deft hand at suspense, delays the revelation of who will suffer and how badly.
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"Catherine House" is a gothic literary suspense novel set at a mysterious cultlike college with a dangerous secret agenda.
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"Catherine House" is a gothic literary suspense novel set at a mysterious cultlike college with a dangerous secret agenda.
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The plan, put forth by House Republicans on Tuesday, does not extinguish the suspense on Capitol Hill this week.
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We also enjoyed how many students turned their experiences into stories, complete with suspense, action and a lesson learned.
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It was part science fiction, part philosophy, part comedy, part suspense; and above all, it had a great ending.
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She'd already made a couple flights out there to interview with hospitals, and we'd been in suspense ever since.
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Lawmakers appear to have reached agreement on funding the government through September, ending the suspense about a government shutdown.
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The filmmakers have asked that the trial's verdict, announced in June 2015, be withheld from reviews to preserve suspense.
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" The New York Times said: "It was short on rhythm, short on spectacular rallies and, ultimately, short on suspense.
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Both Jason and Chris, we gather, were convicted of the same crime, although its details remain unmentioned, stoking suspense.
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Wood said there's no cutscenes or edits, and a lot of the suspense and such hinges on sound design.
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Therein lies the suspense of every performance, and the reason to keep returning to Brahms's odd but exhilarating masterpiece.
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Yesterday she finally ended the suspense that's been gripping America and announced the final results of the Iowa caucus.
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Best-selling author Mary Higgins Clark, known as the "queen of suspense," died on Friday at 92 years old.
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In fact, much of the suspense that Perry tries to build can swiftly be dismantled through the clunky narrative.
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I'm not referring to the classic suspense-making withholding of information that is usually a requisite of entertaining storytelling.
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After all the suspense, the American CIA analyst and the Lithuanian submarine commander have learned to respect each other.
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" Throughout the series' seven seasons, viewers will experience the suspense, twists, and hidden identities that fans love about "You.
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But Sebastian Aho ended the suspense by scoring an empty-net goal with 79 seconds left in the game.
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The 220-26 defeat, which reaffirmed Pittsburgh as a formidable A.F.C. contender, held less suspense than a romantic comedy.
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The story moves in a straight line, gathering momentum and suspense even as it lingers over odd, everyday moments.
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There's always tension in the sustained string chords of the soundtrack, and it imbues everything with suspense and darkness.
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Having lived with incurable but not terminal cancer for some years, I try not to torture myself with suspense.
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From "The Hunger Games" to "The Walking Dead," many dystopias offer the basic genre pleasures of heroes and suspense.
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On the plane of physical suspense, a series of burglaries in the office-warehouse dreadfully endangers the hidden group.
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The show tried to feint toward some suspense about Sansa and Arya turning on each other, but come on.
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One day last week, she left the courthouse audience, and the legions following the trial on Twitter, in suspense.
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Since that was never in doubt, you'd think there wasn't much excitement or suspense inside the Democratic National Convention.
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His transition has been like the equivalent of "Celebrity Apprentice," with the drama, humiliation and suspense of a season finale.
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Still, we hope that season 2 provides all of the suspense and drama we love about the dystopian futurist show.
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The Blue Jackets scored three times in the opening period to take most of the suspense out of the game.
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I waited, almost in suspense, for my own voice to emerge, for my sharp tongue to go on the attack.
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Taylor is good at choreographing violence and orchestrating suspense, and also at finding the grain of humor in each performance.
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The order and cadence of Quill brushstrokes could let artists infuse suspense, humor, or crescendo into the journey of creation.
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There's no real fear or suspense built around the zombie attacks so you never actually think anything bad will happen.
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He teases Cabinet appointments and policy decisions with cliffhanger suspense, as if he's about to throw to a commercial break.
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Angst ahead of the U.K. vote on whether to leave the EU will likely keep stocks hanging in suspense Wednesday.
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After watching more of it, I think I have an answer: The network has completely eliminated suspense from the equation.
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The ensuing Twitter thread quickly racked up hundreds of thousands of retweets as readers waited in suspense for each update.
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By episode 4, watching Trust is hardly an exercise in hanging on the edge of your seat from narrative suspense.
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The show made its mark with tremendous performances, thrilling suspense, emotionally poignant moments, and dark themes of crime and deception.
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We used the Oslo Opera House, which has become internationally renowned for its architecture, and created a suspense scene there.
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Well, the master of suspense couldn't hold out that long without giving his legion of loyal fans one more hint.
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In effect, all of Gone Girl's really clever elements are flipped and presented with a little more heavy-handed suspense.
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It's a movie about a man who cooks the books for a dangerous crime organization — so it's a suspense thriller.
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On a rollercoaster, riders climb upwards slowly, their suspense building, then plunge downwards quickly, their stomachs lagging a little behind.
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It's worth experimenting with being tied up or blindfolded when trying the toys out—they definitely build suspense and stimulation.
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This 16-inch doll is the perfect thing to hug and squeeze in suspense when you're watching The Last Jedi.
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By keeping viewers in the dark, Hawley sets up the suspense that will make the inevitable reveals far more satisfying.
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Many of those initiatives were announced over the past few weeks, however, lending a little less suspense to today's speech.
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And if you rip through 'em all, no worries: We'll be adding more psychological suspense titles as time goes on.
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This doesn't lessen the tension, the sense of dread and suspense, or the iron power of the taut, clenched performances.
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This week Captain America: Road to War #25 features a reprinting of the classic Marvel comic Tales of Suspense #33.
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Thank goodness this comic ran short, leaving Marvel to pad it out with the reprinting of Tales of Suspense #23.
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Howard and his team are more efficient at building suspense over something that's just off-screen than most modern directors.
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He and his family are in a torturous state of suspense, hanging their hopes on every new exam and evaluation.
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Or maybe it's because this ghost story is often categorized as a horror movie, but better suited to suspense lovers.
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However, Helm ended all suspense 11 seconds later by firing in an empty-net goal from his own blue line.
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" "I think this is Donald Trump still being the entertainer, still running a show where he wants to build suspense.
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It has all the suspense of Oz without quite as much actual violence, and I thank Officer Burgle for that.
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Since the winners have been long announced, the ACM Honors is an annual awards show that's usually devoid of suspense.
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Noah Hawley really knows how to keep a reader turning the pages, but there's more to the novel than suspense.
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Essentially, she waits for suspense to build, and then vanquishes clouds of rumors with one incredibly powerful and understated announcement.
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Perhaps you were wondering if it were still possible to wring any suspense out of an unbalanced-third-wheel plot.
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With so much suspense, and with such high stakes, the debates offer students a rare opportunity to participate in history.
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As suspense has dwindled, so has television viewership and the number of hours the major broadcast networks devote to coverage.
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For all that bodybuilding delivered in enthusiasm and entertainment on Saturday, it certainly lacked a little in suspense and procedure.
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Since "The Shallows" is a star vehicle for the attractive and statuesque Ms. Lively, the suspense here is somewhat circumscribed.
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The verdict, announced on the jury's fourth day of deliberations, ended the suspense of a trial that began on Oct.
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The format, moreover, is especially welcome in terms of not stretching the suspense out beyond the story's relatively slim weight.
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Its technical craft is unimpeachable, along with its sharp character work, handling of suspense, and above all mastery of mood.
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If so, the big question of one week ago has been answered: The suspense will go on after Super Tuesday.
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But more often than not, Djokovic managed to retrieve del Potro's signature shot and maintain the suspense and the frustration.
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Also, the final 15 minutes of the special is a single joke that is basically a masterclass of sustained suspense.
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Whether either will ultimately survive in some form has become a central suspense of Mr. Trump's first year in office.
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Racial injustice, family dinners and the spirit world collide in this striking play filled with dark humor and boiling suspense.
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A tragedy ends in death, a comedy in a wedding, with some suspense about who dies or who gets married.
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And whatever suspense there could have been was snapped like a twig before all the fans had found their seats.
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The suspense is generated by a deceptively simple question, one that haunts most stories of addiction: Will Ben use again?
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"The result is rich, dense, often amusing and, above all, full of inner tension and suspense," Jack Miles said here.
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But the director, Ferzan Ozpetek, hasn't found a way to bring his borrowed themes together with style, momentum or suspense.
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So much for the thriller's bursts of action, shock, suspense, unmitigated evil, blood-soaked reversals and the inevitable chase. Story!
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And Molloy repeatedly generates suspense by depriving the reader of information (as opposed to, say, having actually suspenseful stuff happen).
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In the serial "Menendez," whose details are readily Googled, there's no suspense nor vivid characters to make up for it.
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On Thursday, emotions in Argentina were raw after weeks of suspense when it seemed possible the bill might become law.
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Trever from HHHS built suspense with this great scene: She saw a big ship come her way near the shore.
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So fans were in deep suspense leading up to Monday's announcement of where the band would land on the chart.
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The suspense in this episode comes from Claire's anxiety that Jamie might not be the lover of her dreams anymore.
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Then it moves into some complex dramatic moments, and then it takes some surprising twists into the suspense-thriller genre.
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In the interest of ratcheting up the suspense, that saga will be kept under wraps for a paragraph or two.
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There is uncertainty over how the final picture will shake out, though, leading to some suspense in the final week.
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In Living Undocumented, Roberto's background story of narrowly escaping murderous drug traffickers heightens the drama and suspense of the series.
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For the sake of suspense, and also to be true to my own solve, let's start at the topmost entry.
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It's engaging material, but the decision to interweave it throughout the present narrative slows down the plot without heightening suspense.
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If sharing our Uber location becomes the norm, will an untracked ride take on the suspense of a horror film?
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The Critics' Verdict: The unusual, little-known story and heartstring-tugging suspense have gripped many critics, with a few reservations.
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For many comics, laughter provides a pause to build suspense, or increase the scale of a response after the joke.
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While suspense may be the emotional aim of the watch, the payoff — the chime — required no small feat of engineering.
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STEPHANIE J. BLOCK, "FALSETTOS" There are certain musical numbers that, in addition to flooring you, generate a lot of suspense.
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PHILADELPHIA — It felt like the ending of a story rife with dramatic suspense, even though everyone here knew it wasn't.
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Given that it's Ryan Murphy, I suspect that the show will be full of building suspense and well-placed dark humor.
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People have already compared it to A Quiet Place and I'd say they're pretty equal in terms of scares and suspense.
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For the sake of romantic suspense, I would have liked to see V's other two suitors fleshed out a bit more.
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Fisher plays 13-year-old Kayla with such bare vulnerability that she imbues the whole film with a gripping emotional suspense.
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Even though I feel as though I know this case from top to bottom, there is still suspense in the details.
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Those mysteries, the suspense is always there, the uncertainties about what the other person is thinking, what's going to happen next.
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They are held in that suspense against each other, weight and gravity pressing in, by stones bracing them at the floor.
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The suspense as we wait for more details is definitely brutal, but Davis assured EW that the night would be unforgettable.
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She built up the suspense on the Today show by asking viewers and other anchors to weigh in, Entertainment Tonight reported.
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The suspense these monsters generate gives both stories the latitude to dissect trickier moral dilemmas by keeping viewers engaged and terrified.
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Organizers of the Eurovision Song Contest are trying to add suspense to the annual songfest by shaking up the voting system.
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The festival organizers played down security concerns, but conceded that the event was taking place at a time of great "suspense".
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Although the film keeps up its suspense well into the third act, it's not long before the cracks start to show.
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You might argue that stripping a viewing experience of its suspense is a disservice to the creator's intention to build tension.
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I'm on board with Scandal's election season and its aftermath, but can we stop with the "who killed Frankie" suspense already?
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"From the moment I decided to publicly leave, my life unspooled as if I were in a suspense novel," LeClair writes.
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This reads a lot more like projection or wish fulfillment or a response to the temptation to keep suspense levels high.
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Instead, I lived by my wits and savored the suspense, the metal-sharp taste of not knowing how I would survive.
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Join us as we talk about the mysterious Area X, VanderMeer's unique approach to suspense, and what makes Annihilation so singular.
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I loved how it pushed me to my limit with dramatic suspense, and then provided the perfect amount of comic relief.
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Fischer's office ended any remnant of suspense on Friday by saying the swearing-in ceremony would also be held on Tuesday.
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Unlike traditional sports, its fights are scripted, but analysts measure its popularity against sports because it still involves athleticism and suspense.
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Do not tell me his name, I want to keep the suspense up for when I go to see the movie.
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It's gained both mainly through a combination of stellar acting, raw suspense, and a heart-wrenching and tender look at parenthood.
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"I love the way you guys are giving us suspense about what is going on in your lives," a fan wrote.
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The courts had better act to set things right and free aspiring voters from "suspense" in time for the coming elections.
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Pacing creates suspense in a thriller movie, and can pack an entire love story into a 1-hour-30-minute block.
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He signed it only on the condition that Ryan allow him some time to generate suspense for the bill on Twitter.
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In which the suspense we've been building towards reaches its peak and we finally face the danger we've been waiting for.
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However, Arkansas quickly ended any suspense with its huge second half spurt as its depth and quickness eventually overwhelmed the Governors.
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It took me far in my career in state government and the health insurance industry, and now as a suspense author.
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A historical drama that radiates suspense, it often recalls "Munich" and "Bridge of Spies" (in which Mr. Klaussner played a role).
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But Eaton, a much more accomplished middle distance runner at this stage, was able to secure the gold without much suspense.
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I was reminded too that Marías is a master of a kind of suspense that is rare in the modern novel.
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Surprisingly, anticipating the ending doesn't destroy the suspense; in fact, imagining the horror that awaits actually increases our sense of dread.
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When, in Dashwood Books, she lifted a full bowl of water to drink, the suspense of a potential spill was excruciating.
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This author's sly debut, "The Expats," was more notable for suspense and sub rosa ingenuity than for wall-to-wall action.
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The show fares somewhat better with Posey's character, whose ability to psychologically manipulate her companions adds much-needed edge and suspense.
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I love the entertainment value, I love the knowledge I get from it, I love the suspense, whatever it may be.
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"As a romantic suspense writer, I spend a lot of time thinking about murder and, consequently, about police procedure," she opined.
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It also builds telltale theatrical suspense for the live television announcement as the U.S. waits to hear who's in or out.
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The suspense: There is expected to be an announcement of some kind, though it is not clear what it will be.
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It's no longer Bernie Sanders versus a crowded pack of moderate candidates, which suggests the suspense will continue long after today.
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The anthology, "Speaking of Work: A Story of Love, Suspense and Paperclips," is being released Monday and can be downloaded free.
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That announcement introduced the first element of suspense into what had appeared would be an easy election victory for Mr. Sisi.
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" 'Eden Close' is not a novel of suspense but one of sensibility," Carolyn Banks wrote in reviewing it for The Times.
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Perhaps the best trick Fincher pulls off is building constant suspense, so that by the end, anyone could be the Zodiac.
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Was there really any suspense or belief that Daryl was going to get caught again after "freeing" himself from his cell?
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This gives the book's first half, in particular, covering the part of her life we know least about, an unexpected suspense.
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Few if any of the actual incidents of Hurston's life are paced in a way that generates any kind of suspense.
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She will also star in "Messiah," a biblical suspense thriller produced by Mark Burnett for Netflix, due out later this year.
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And yet tension crackled on Wednesday — thanks to a mid-performance cast change that provided the suspense that had eluded Bizet.
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Tom's counterterrorism coup endears him to the king but also removes pretty much any suspense the movie had going for it.
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For anyone who wonders where he gets the precise details on which his books' suspense depends, the answer isn't shoe leather.
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Federer's rivalry with Djokovic, which the Serb leads by 23-22, has been a more reliable generator of suspense (and edge).
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" Suspense — here and elsewhere in the collection — depends not on who gets the guy (or girl) but who gets the "stuff.
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After several seconds of suspense, the Hawk-Eye review showed that Ostapenko's shot had landed just long, awarding Gauff the victory.
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Finally, there's a biography of the architect Philip Johnson and a horror-thriller hybrid from the suspense writer M. R. Carey.
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Even as the episode is a master class in tension and suspense, it's telling a parallel story about marriage and infidelity.
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Watching it, I didn't feel a whole lot of suspense; clearly, she was going to walk away and pick herself, right?
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Point of Violence is typical a suspense novel for adults: A young, widowed mother hides out on secluded beach to grieve while a stalker, who may be her husband's killer, taunts her with psychological games The book emulated the best work of domestic suspense masters of the day, such as Charlotte Armstrong, Margaret Millar, and Dolores Hitchens.
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The intent appears to be to maintain the tension and shocks of a classic suspense picture without venturing too far outside reality.
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Stranger Things mirrors the shift between Alien and Aliens by moving away from slow-burn suspense to deliver high-stakes action horror.
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The film forgoes long, drawn-out periods of suspense in favor of keeping the viewer clued in, according to CCO Eric Darnell.
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The green blades parted in suspense as the unknown creature sprinted towards him, and within seconds he was pushed to the ground.
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Donald Trump promised on Wednesday to hold the country in suspense over whether he'll accept the results of the 2016 presidential election.
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There's no evidence that the company is building something that warrants all this suspense—let alone the nearly $23 billion it's raised.
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"We're in major suspense with the Trump administration," said Vargas, who was 5 he crossed the border from Tijuana to San Diego.
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Hayabusa lost a lander, MINERVA, to the depths of space, and faced its own suspense-filled journey to take samples from Itokawa.
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A lot of the suspense this week will be over whether Democrats lose the opportunity to compete in a few California districts.
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"Everything is back on the suspense file with no resolution," said Jim Vogel, senior rates strategist, at FTN Financial in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Because whether you've been to one or not, sometimes the suspense that comes with a fashion show is just too fucking much.
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Her photos, her bios, her friends, her retweets, her avatar — all were gone, and in their place hung a suspense worth millions.
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"The way I shot it made it tell a story, building suspense for when he actually finished it," Reynolds told the site.
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As Keith Phipps noted for The Verge, the movie is skittish about its racial politics, and Taylor doesn't always maximize its suspense.
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Second, the memo saga built suspense with each day as reluctant government officials were forced to comment on or refute its importance.
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The Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers have beaten the suspense out of basketball as they march toward a third straight NBA Finals meeting.
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You're going to treat the news ... because all great stories have a narrative arc to them, with the idea that there's suspense.
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While perhaps not a pure horror film, the movie's atmosphere of dread and suspense made it one of 2002's smash hits.
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CAT NAP A cat ran onto the field in the fourth quarter, providing some amusement after the game had lost all suspense.
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Other times it's the scare of suspense, or the looming sense of dread, or worst of all, the meaninglessness of the void.
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A bright color profile might be used for a romantic scene, or a dark, moody black and white profile to show suspense.
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First, we took a look at the Elon-Musk-taking-Tesla-private-situation, which has kept Markets Twitter in suspense for days.
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The first half of the third season focused on the suspense of who was under the sheet after the Keating house fire.
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In March, the visionary, genre-jumping filmmaker released Midnight Special, a mix of '70s road-picture suspense and '80s sci-fi awe.
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I think the most impressive way they created suspense was through Delilah, who I agree was the best character in the game.
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Nick Bonino ended any remaining suspense with a rebound tally at 203:16, his third goal, for a 5-1 Nashville margin.
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Suspense builds throughout this months-long saga, as it is never quite clear whose needs, and which union, will win the day.
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Packed with passion, drama and suspense the ensemble delivers a one-of-a-kind performance guaranteed to leave the viewer wanting more.
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The plotting is spellbinding in its suspense, and the soundtrack boasts the kind of specificity you only hear about in film class.
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Notre Dame reeled off a 16-3 run during the first four minutes of the second half to remove any lingering suspense.
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Hannah writes: Noah Hawley really knows how to keep a reader turning the pages, but there's more to the novel than suspense.
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As the credits start to roll and the suspense builds, we are learning that the president-elect appears unmoved on the subject.
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Phenomena like "clickbait" use these techniques to try and build suspense and grab your attention in the more crowded field of media.
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Then, the next step is callback, where King racks up the suspense by continuously reminding the audience that the danger is lurking.
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I'm fortunate to be a coward, to have a low threshold of fear, because a hero couldn't make a good suspense film.
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At the final presidential debate, Trump told the country he will keep us "in suspense" about whether he'll concede if he loses.
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This novel — Ciment's sixth — is short and brisk, propelled by the suspense of multiple questions: Who is responsible for the toddler's death?
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"One more way that 'Apollo 13' unfolds with perfect immediacy, drawing viewers into the nail-biting suspense of a spellbinding true story."
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Near the end of the election, Trump said he wanted to keep America in suspense about whether he'd concede if he lost.
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Suspense over the ruling had left investors worried that weeks of additional campaigning would divert funds and attention from addressing economic reforms.
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Suspense and intrigue depend on the ability to defy reasonable expectations, but reason must eventually prevail: What seemed inexplicable must be explained.
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The connection between slave times and Zora and Carrie's world unravels slowly and with well-crafted suspense and a horrifying surprise twist.
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Grace S from Germantown, M.D. used suspense to keep us reading: There's a house that's unlike any other house in the neighborhood.
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Normally there would be little suspense over who would win the special election in the state's 20163th congressional district on Sept. 10.
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Moggach offers the twists of a proper suspense thriller, but she knows that her job is also to entertain along the way.
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Bilton's focus is on the hunt, and the book seems determined to sustain the suspense, even when it's baked into the plot.
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But the real art of the book is Hassler's ability to combine, plausibly, the theme of flawed and obsessive love with suspense.
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I wish Ward had not employed the tricks of lesser novelists, such as contrived cliffhangers and misdirection in order to engender suspense.
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At a crucial juncture he chooses to play a story point for shock above suspense, which winds up feeling a little cheap.
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" The Times said: "Their rivalry is one of the greatest in tennis history, yet it has been decidedly short on suspense here.
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But I liked the suspense of the location reveal and it was fun to dress up in all white after Labor Day.
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Randolph prefers covering policy (she deals with transit, schools, public health, criminal justice and much more) to building suspense or exploring character.
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The suspense surrounding best picture is also heightened, seemingly, by a sense that the acting races are pretty close to sure things.
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Steven Soderbergh is shooting Wireless, his cliffhangery suspense thing, his usual way—with a high-end digital camera aimed at actors acting.
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Pinch hitter Aaron Altherr added an RBI single and Daniel Nava laced a two-run, two-out single to remove all suspense.
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For the Kashmir stories, Roy relies on a looped, nesting structure familiar from "Small Things"; though occasionally ponderous, it heightens our suspense.
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It isn't broken up into separate tracks, but the record runs for over an hour, unfolding with suspense, in precise, miniature gestures.
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Sixteen stages of 21 have been completed, but the suspense remains intact, with six riders separated by little more than two minutes.
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Due to that, we should already know what happens in them, more or less, so there's no major suspense about the outcome.
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The riveting seven-minute clip of the misunderstanding to end all misunderstandings is full of suspense, which soon devolves into complete chaos.
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Why it's scary: Writer-director-star John Krasinski uses sound, and the lack of sound, to boost suspense to almost unbearable levels.
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The relentless game of cat and mouse helps build even more suspense as players try to escape the zombie infested Raccoon City.
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And nothing seems to delight him quite so much as ratcheting up the suspense when he has an important decision to make.
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It's not just that ever since last season's controversial finale, the show has committed itself to drawn-out suspense built around brutality.
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An air of suspense gathers as the Spadas and friends are drawn into the Italian resistance, eavesdropping, sending coded signals and carrying messages.
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The A.C.L.U. is also challenging Mr. Kobach's decision to start throwing out registrations that have been in suspense for at least 90 days.
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This isn't the first time Murphy has used non-consensual sex as a plot device to build up suspense, shock, or scare viewers.
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The only bit of suspense remaining once play resumed again following a 40-minute delay was Loney's pursuit of his first career cycle.
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But because of Jordan's voice it has layers of comedy, layers of suspense, but also the issue that it's dealing with isn't funny.
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Then there are two roles, both complex women in nail-biting suspense films, both played by famous actresses (Jodie Foster and Janet Leigh).
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There are times when the plot strains credulity, but that's easy enough to overlook when the suspense has been ratcheted up this high.
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Thankfully, Gaga's decided to put us out of our suspense and provide a hint of what the song, "Perfect Illusion," will sound like.
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So, how to sustain the tension and suspense required for a two and a half hour runtime to feel earned rather than forced?
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Each page of this vividly rendered book carries with it a whiff of bygone, '50s-era Tangier, Morocco — and a bite of suspense.
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A mixture of euphoria, suspense, and a wee bit of anxiety passed over me as we quickly gained speed, zipping through the waves.
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On Wednesday, Trump pledged to keep the country "in suspense" in an unprecedented campaign challenge to the legitimacy of the U.S. electoral system.
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Then the singer shared a far-away, full-length mirror shot, again keeping us in suspense while we waited for the full look.
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"New Year, New You" has more in common with Always Shine's arty spin on suspense than it does with Swanberg's rambling relationship dramas.
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The latest season of the hit Netflix show has even more suspense and plot twists than the first season that premiered last year.
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For a long time, it seemed like maybe Liane Moriarty and Stephen King had cornered the modern market on the suspense-fiction genre.
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Calling all fans of Pretty Little Liars: Karen McManus' bestselling YA novel will fill the need for suspense thrillers set in high school.
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The arrival of the French president, Emmanuel Macron, in Washington was no competition for the suspense in London, broken shortly after 11 a.m.
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Escalating suspense as Fletcher comes close to uncovering Barry's crime hits all the right genre notes, veering into outright horror near the end.
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I realized suspense could be derived from the feeling of Oh my God, when are they going to meet and what will happen?
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The college admissions bribery scandal has all the components of a made for TV movie, including suspense, celebrities, and unexpected twists and turns.
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Trump said he would keep us in suspense and did not commit to accept a loss if that were the American people's decision.
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Also, I complain about how this show handles suspense a lot, and so I have to commend them on what they did here.
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The suspense became unbearable as SunDevil RX calibrated its shot after I missed my second —and the robot takeover began with a swish.
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This is one of the year's best suspense novels, a mesmerizing, surprise-jammed mystery that works purely on its own, character-driven terms.
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Like most effective suspense or horror movies, it is grounded in a potent subtext, in this case childbirth and its stresses on parents.
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That approach both creates an element of suspense about the moment when the crisis happened, as well as the prospect of being rescued.
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No one who works in the penal system will like the portrayals here, but lovers of mystery and suspense could easily be hooked.
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On campus suspense builds as a spate of sexual assaults nearby ends with the abduction and murder of a student (a real case).
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After much suspense, the legislative and judicial branches joined forces to contain a dangerous lunge by President Maithripala Sirisena to expand executive power.
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"He infused the search with suspense and showmanship seldom seen in the normally staid business of picking a central banker," the Journal wrote.
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The situation is a perfect vehicle for suspense, which Alfred Hitchcock famously described as arising when the audience knows something the characters don't.
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It's looking more and more like Donald Trump will be keeping America in suspense about the results of the election on November 8.
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Gonzaga took the suspense out of it with a balanced attack and by shooting 61 percent in the latest installment of this rivalry.
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It's unclear whether House Republican leaders have the votes to pass the plan, adding suspense ahead of the deadline at midnight on Friday.
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But in 2016, Trump, a major party candidate, promised to keep the country in suspense over whether he would concede if he lost.
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Actors: Megumi Okina, Misaki Itô, Misa UeharaDirector: Takashi Shimizu Takashi Shimizu understood that subtle presentation shit that's often the best kind of suspense.
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Moreover, the thriller and its numerous suspense sequences are defined by the power of slo-mo to hold an audience's fear and anxiety.
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By then, the only suspense was whether Nowitzki would score, and he finally did by hitting a 19-footer with 3:51 remaining.
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But while these cases caused American officials aggravation and some unnecessary suspense, neither had a tangible effect on US goals or stated interests.
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They also quickly recall Mr. King's novel and the mini-series — which allows the teaser to build suspense while exciting existing "It" fans.
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On a lighter note, we analyzed Mr. Trump's rollout of his Supreme Court nomination: The president used "Seacrestian" tactics to ramp up suspense.
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De Palma also drew on Hitchcock's brilliant use of editing to generate suspense, augmenting conventional crosscutting with his taste for split-screen action.
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It features an international ensemble of well-known actors playing real historical figures, and tries to balance geopolitical sobriety with suspense-thriller sensationalism.
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His father is a San Francisco-based author of more than a dozen suspense and thriller novels featuring the F.B.I. profiler Karen Vail.
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While an audio book does offer some convenience in different situations, it'll never be able to build the suspense of a physical novel.
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Grounded in realism (rather than space lasers and explosions), the movie wrings its suspense out of a slow, steady ascent into the unknown.
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Gustav Möller's suspense movie, shown at Sundance and New Directors/New Films, confines itself to the dispatcher's perspective, never leaving the call center.
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National League To begin the series that would clinch his team's first playoff spot since 2011, Counsell kept his starting pitcher in suspense.
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But the fact that there is little suspense about the outcome does not mean this is not an important contest that deserves examination.
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The classic matchup between the bigger, stronger LaMotta and the impossibly elegant Robinson produced closely contested bouts packed with skill, heart and suspense.
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"En el Séptimo Día" pulls off the tricky feat of feeling utterly natural as it ratchets with the mechanics of drama and suspense.
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And by having Serena quickly rule out an option that should hold some appeal for her, they miss a chance to build suspense.
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Their commitment to the idiosyncrasy and unpredictability of their characters creates an unusual kind of suspense, a slightly uncomfortable kind of increased alertness.
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Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, George Alexander Louis and ... the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge ended suspense and named the newest royal Louis Arthur Charles.
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The producers used tension-amping slow motion and a pulse-pounding score, and varied the lengths and perspective of shots for maximum suspense.
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Here's what you need to know: • It's suspense and statesmanship as President Xi Jinping of China heads to meet President Trump in Florida.
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That's hardly a spoiler, but "The Two Popes" observes the transition with an attention to detail that produces a surprising degree of suspense.
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Back then, suspense struck me as a cheap trick, like tickling the sole of a baby's foot or cooking with scads of butter.
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The moment-to-moment suspense about what she might do is a pleasure, even if what she ends up doing isn't always momentous.
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This uplifting documentary carries the suspense and drama of reality-TV competitions, but it also offers a healthy dose of squeal-worthy shots.
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He wanted to heighten the suspense of his big East Room reveal, which he modeled after his January 2017 announcement of Gorsuch's nomination.
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It ratcheted up the suspense of the nascent Democratic contest; it underscored the difficulty of figuring out the toughest adversary for Donald Trump.
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Because here's the thing about what Trump's doing: Ostensibly, he's saying he's keeping an open mind, that he's keeping us all in suspense.
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