Beyond the glass wall stood the thrumming hub of FoxNews.
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At a time of thrumming growth, most former claimants found jobs.
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A thrumming U.S. economy has more cyclically geared investments in fashion.
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Our conversation in the thrumming tapas bar seemed, finally, less stilted.
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Neck veins thrumming, his supporters call Mrs Clinton "evil", and a "killer".
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Smith found a parking spot between two hulking R.V.s, their generators thrumming.
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It's a harmonious house, thrumming with the sound of people agreeing vigorously.
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"He always wants to come see you," she said, Nick's purr thrumming continuously.
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Deeper voices awaken with a groan, then settle into a slow, thrumming chant.
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Neighbors who never complain about the strumming and thrumming of his six string?
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It had started raining, at first a gentle thrumming on the metal roof.
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And the news engine powered by The Times's 1,550 journalists never stops thrumming.
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It was illuminated by two scarlet pulsing lights, and surrounded by a low thrumming.
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The lights began to pulse faster, and the thrumming rose to an urgent hum.
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Her sweet-tinged vocal is perfectly balanced against the thrumming tension of the beat.
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Now Christina is nude before these men, every part of her thrumming with fury.
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When I visited her on a recent icy March morning, the lab was thrumming.
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It recalls Mr Sanders's thrumming, thrown-together campaign rallies, so unlike Mrs Clinton's dull appearances.
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Sometimes they quietened down, but there was always a low hum thrumming in the background.
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The powerful feeling of loss had turned into something else: a constant thrumming of dread.
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The refilled bottles went into a cooler powered by a generator thrumming a bass note.
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"They keep coming," the announcer intoned over grainy aerial footage and a thrumming bass line.
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It's against this thrumming backdrop of self-care that products promising healthier sleeping habits have found a foothold.
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In the temporary lull between songs you can almost feel the vibrations thrumming from his heavily garlanded jacket.
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Behind the tall wooden security fence in Ms. Offolter's driveway hides an acre that is thrumming with life.
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Everywhere is the thrumming of sewing machines, the hum of fans, the faint burning smell of steam irons.
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As undaunted and determined as Ben, Rose sets off again, entering a world thrumming with coincidences and complications.
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They were happy that helicopters weren't thrumming overhead — the sound, they said, would have reminded them of that day.
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She had gone to her room and laid staring at the ceiling in a state of high, thrumming alertness.
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We're going to have to talk about the factory of football dysfunction that is thrumming along down in Washington.
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Suddenly, the reel begins to spin, thrumming like crazy as the fish takes the bait and starts to run.
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Cinematographer Shadi Chaaban's smooth tracking shots and Jean-Luc Sinclair's thrumming score are perfectly paired with Campbell's joyful moves.
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The naturalistic sound design agrees, sifting scrabbling stones and rushing water into the thrumming silence of snow and sand.
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She thought she felt the faintest wincing in him then, thrumming through his body like a dull bass note.
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But even as the thrumming, near-constant bass and whirlwind camera made me queasy, I was unable to look away.
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A hollow sleeplessness pervades his vocals, the thrumming picks of his guitar steadying the shake of his wary upper register.
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Lives stacked on top of lives, thrumming with their own energy and purpose, unfolding behind walls I'll never break through.
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Their HD drivers provide deep, thrumming bass and crisp treble, plus their passive noise cancellation maintains clarity in noise-polluted areas.
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To the wonk in the 1970s, '80s, and '90s, these magazines were the thrumming center of the policy conversation in Washington.
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Over a desolate piano, a thrumming organ, then a gentle guitar, he meanders east and west to Dublin, Alabama, and New York.
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Thankfully, The Sciences lives up to its release strategy, providing all the massive scope and thrumming guitars that Sleep are famous for.
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On the thrumming streets of downtown Vancouver, signs of the Seattle region's growing economic ties to the city are hard to miss.
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Greenwich Village, normally thrumming with tourists and the young brunch-set on a given weekend, now looked as if from a bygone era.
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Mr. Brand's thinking about addiction goes something like this: At the root of all addiction is narcissism, a constant thrumming attention to self.
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It's no less impactful in the film with the full song thrumming all around you, in your very veins as the drums crescendo.
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There are plenty of E3 deals for everyone, whether you game on a console, a desktop, or a dark obelisk thrumming with eldritch power.
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It signified home fires burning (in Dickens there are grim references to meager fireplaces with just a few lumps of coal) and thrumming factories.
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Fuzz-bomb guitar riffs, thrumming bass grooves, shambolic drum beats: On the surface, Cherry Glazerr might appear to be your average indie-rock band.
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Each person spent a minute or two on the couch with the animal before stopping at the thrumming merchandise table in an oxytocin daze.
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Director Matthew Rhys(!) once again crushes it, imbuing the entire episode with a thrumming, simmering unease that pushes in at the edges of every scene.
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To focus on the facial features of a person or the exact words they spoke would detract from the thrumming sensation of the memory itself.
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All about him, Brooklyn teemed with people on a mid-Friday's journey toward another thrumming weekend in a borough that is enjoying a decided renaissance.
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The thrumming pain of eating scorchingly spicy foods acts as a distraction to one's anxieties and miseries and releases feel-good endorphins throughout the body.
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Other than the sound of dry winds in the fronds and the thrumming and chirping of birds, the canyon was enveloped in a profound silence.
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You cannot convey the pure concussive terror of a panic attack in words either, the sense that all your bones are thrumming a bad, insistent chord.
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Many of these same forces were thrumming through American politics in 503 — indeed, Trump was amassing power in the Republican Party by championing birther conspiracy theories.
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JBL's balanced signature sound is met with the perfect high-mids and highs, sharp synth details, and a deep, thrumming bass that won't blow your eardrums out.
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Over pacy drums and a thrumming baseline, the lyrics begin by stating that "Blighty wants his country back" and decries the "wombic charm of the Union Jack".
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Emanuelle's nuanced performance plays Mo's tenacity with the pulse of desperation, an itching desire to be loved thrumming beneath the surface of her every impulse and decision.
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But with Mike Colter as the titular lead, and Coker at the helm, there's a quiet confidence thrumming beneath the stoic surface, emblematic of the hero himself.
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It's not quite the hammer on the piano string, but the soul-thrumming vibration that would accompany it if you were in the room with the instrument.
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By Degrees The helicopter hovered 30 feet above a fjord in Greenland, a thrumming red speck of human ingenuity in a vast wilderness of rock and ice.
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In the end, this memoir is a mystical howl, a thrumming, piercing reminder of how very closely we all exist alongside what could have happened, but didn't.
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Her tinkly, thrumming music enhances the feeling that "To the Moon" is more of an illustrated soundtrack or a high-tech cartoon than a piece of theater.
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So zoom in on the small details here: the scritching of feet on pavement, the thrumming vibration of resonant bridges, the chatter of an afternoon at a cafe.
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The risks were considerable, too: When the Germans are thrumming, there is no more entertaining team to watch and no more lethal side in front of the goal.
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Without his high-tension energy thrumming through the hour, without Malek's unmistakable face serving as a landmark, viewers are sent the message that something is missing, off, wrong.
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In the early 1970s, thrumming with the excitement and possibilities of the gay liberation movement, a group of New York lesbians started to take stock of their community.
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Every longevity experimenter has talismanic photos or videos of two mice: one timid and shuffling, with patchy fur; the other sleek and vital, thrumming with the miracle elixir.
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Instead I will tell you this: Despite Bennett's thrumming plot, despite the snap of her pacing, it's the always deepening complexity of her characters that provides the book's urgency.
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Abhimanyu listens intently — at times, the thrumming drone of his mother's aorta next to his tiny ear is near-deafening — but as Arjuna speaks, his mother dozes off to sleep.
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It is not long before arrows are thrumming toward him from the banks of the Amazon, fired by the indigenous people into whose land he and his men have drifted.
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Officials said the bomb was strapped to his body with "Velcro and zip ties" — suggesting the troubling possibility of a suicide bombing in a city known for thrumming multicultural energy.
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During our first dinner, in an upmarket restaurant, we were jolted by the whoosh of a departing rocket, its engine thrumming for seconds before it launched, apparently from a nearby park.
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Both terms describe a constant, thrumming, low-level anxiety over the health and well-being of your children, and women tend to do more of the worry work than men do.
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A reflection on artificial intelligence was accompanied by recorded garbled whispers of an erotically aloof female voice, while a thrumming electronic drone threatened to engulf the sounds produced by the live musicians.
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That is largely a product of the grievance-powered conservative media bubble, currently thrumming with anti-Ukraine and anti-left conspiracy theories—which is in turn partly a response to Nixon's removal.
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And then there's a thrumming cover of Sade's "Love Is Stronger Than Pride", which began life as a gift for her sister and that slots gently into the EP's 'boy problems' story arc.
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After opening with a brass fanfare fit for a duke, the tune passes to a thrumming string section that still inspires thoughts of dancing after more than four centuries, and then everybody plays.
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Best known for arranging blocks of thrumming color into large rectangular canvases, Whitney's major achievement has been to spark a slow burn of surprises, within the least esoteric medium around, large-scale oil painting.
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" Here, the challenger, Burke, watches the arrival of the champion, Blindman McGraw: "Burke hears the murmurs thrumming through the crowds, then shouts going up, the hillside parting for a dark figure to come through.
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At times, you can hear the hurt thrumming in her voice as she recounts missing the mother she had before the car accident or explaining why she stayed so long with an abusive husband.
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A thrumming drone emits from what is described as an "acoustic monument" and remnants of other minimalist-type sculpture — some of which was hacked up at the exhibition's opening — occupy this spare gallery space.
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The setup looks like some kind of control center, but it also has the hallmarks of serious Minimalist art: geometric shapes, serial repetition, a simple black-and-white palette and a relentless, thrumming drone.
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It finds KEN Mode in peak fighting condition, their sharp, angular noise rock riffs jabbing and feinting through a thicket of distortion and warped, woozy melody, thrumming bass and Jesse Matthewson's jack-o-lantern snarl.
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It's the low electronic thrumming of Black Mirror, returning for a fifth season to make us paranoid about the implications of the screens we're looking at, the shows we're watching the video games we're playing.
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On tunes like "Sharpeville," the effortless churn of the rhythms and the thrumming harmonies reflected the influence of marabi, an instrumental style developed in the early 20th century by workers in the townships outside Johannesburg.
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Skimming the comments on these VSCO girl videos, it's easy to spot a thrumming backbeat of negging, one where girls are being teased for everything from their voices to their hair to their bedrooms' wallpaper.
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Not the usual opening salvo of feedback that post-hardcore bands love to inflict, but a thrumming, almost tidal pulse of echoes and textures that oozed out of the air rather than sliced through it.
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You can have it front and centre or you can tuck it away in a corner, always thrumming away, quieting down a part of your mind that only music seems to be able to turn off.
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Candelas is a mullet of an establishment: a steam-table Dominican restaurant in the front, open blessedly late, and a lit Latin dance club in the back, replete with hookah, inexpensive drinks and thrumming bass lines.
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It's the kind of pop-infused jam that makes for the perfect alarm clock track–thrumming bass notes, a catchy chorus, and just enough of a reminder of the previous night's magic to lull you from sleep.
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Yoshiro Higai, Photographer, 54 It was not until he had reached a broad and lonely concrete path near the river, under a thrumming highway viaduct near a homeless encampment, that Hayakawa set the board on its wheels.
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Ultimate Care II—named after the machine's model type—was conceived when Schmidt was idly thrumming on the device and was struck by its musical possibilities: it has a built in sequencer, and rattles like a drum machine.
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Winner: BE WITH, by Forrest Gander (New Directions) In many ways, the focus of this "plangent, thrumming" collection "is strikingly inward, showing how grief sounds in the body, mapping paths, making previously hidden regions visible," our reviewer wrote.
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It's amazing: roasted cubes of tofu marinated in a spicy, fragrant peanut sauce that's a cousin to the groundnut stews you see across West Africa, the flavors thrumming with red miso and fish sauce and just a little honey.
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The low thrumming sound of diesel engines as perhaps 2500 or more police minibuses lined up along the Route de Dunes, which fringes the eastern side of the migrant and refugee camp in northern France known as "the Jungle".
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Roomba knew Kaskil's body-language, recognized many words and gestures, and likewise could signal his feelings and opinions with a nod or trunk swing, a trumpet or harrumph, or the thrumming infrasonic rumbles that Kaskil's phone registered as pictographs or emojis.
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Think of Earth thrumming the unholy shit out of a handful of deconstructed Sabbath notions, Raymond Carver whittling down his sentences until they gleam or, heck, Dr Seuss taking a bet that he couldn't write a book using only 50 words.
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Five years ago, when new ownership reconceived this tiny parlor, once home to the legendary Village Chess Shop, as a thrumming snack hall with an emphasis on novel and esoteric board games, they made sure to hold on to the classics.
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As the end of the night approached, attendees reveled in the richness of the Latinx culture that preceded this one all while thrumming güiras and shaking tambourines and maracas to the merengue and salsa music that was blasting from the speakers.
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I'm very interested to see how these new songs go over live—knowing them, it'll be a lightning storm of swinging guitars and tangled long hair like always, with Athon's ghost thrumming through the chords whenever shit gets really heavy.
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MOSCOW — The discontent thrumming just below the surface in Russia was on clear display Thursday as President Vladimir V. Putin spent the bulk of his annual marathon, televised call-in program trying to convince the country that life was improving.
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As Ms. Ruff's Berenice relates this, in a thrumming voice that turns everyday eroticism into something celestial, the theater is silent with the raptness that descends when we are afforded a blessed, 360-degree view of an opaque person's inner life.
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At a CVS drugstore in San Juan, the manager, Hector Juan, 37, said the chain's system for processing credit cards was intact, and the store was thrumming with customers who formed a line that snaked back among the partly empty shelves.
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It was after midnight, and we had lingered so long that I'd become twitchy, my left leg thrumming so badly that the wingless boy put his hand on it and pressed my heel to the floor till I was still.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads OAKLAND — Mya Byrne didn't know many people in Oakland before moving there from New York, but she moved into a warehouse called LoBot and was soon at the center of a pulsing, thrumming underground arts center.
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There is only intimate, direct connection down through the raw thrumming power of biological instinct, sparks thrown off from chemical reactions following the sublime mathematical order that God ordained In The Beginning to carry all things across the garbage heap of history.
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That faint thrumming belongs to Duncan Jones, the director who, against the odds, has mined a watchable movie out of an entertainment franchise that started with a video game and now includes novels, comics and assorted schlock (toys, costumes, a mah-jongg set).
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For $2,500 a month (net effective rent: $2,143), Mr. Hunt chose a studio halfway up the 44-story building, with a mesmerizing view of Manhattan in the distance and Long Island City below, with traffic thrumming and the 7 train coming and going.
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Ms. Mehretu's early, architectonic paintings came at a high-water mark for globalization; her recent art, more anxious and more impressive, features thrumming, multilayered fields of color and ricky-tick calligraphic swoops that seethe with the contemporary volatility of states and climates.
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In the world of Verhoeven's film and the Robert Heinlein novel it's based on, the military permeates every aspect of life, the government give preferential treatment to veterans and the constant, thrumming fear of "the other" keeps people pacified, afraid and pro-military.
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"Points" is fashioned around a thrumming braid of the words "no longer," while in "Radio Silence," the phrases "I can't believe that you don't want to see me / I don't know how you feel" cycle ominously through insensate harmonies and nervously whirring drums.
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He's known for making pop hits, and while Masseduction's second single "Los Ageless" retains St. Vincent's edgy sound by weaving screeching guitars through the track, the single definitely feels poppier than most of her previous efforts, thanks to a super-catchy hook and thrumming backbeat.
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Against this landscape, Forrest Gander's plangent, thrumming recent collection "Be With" — a book that probes, among other things, the sudden death of Gander's wife, the celebrated poet C. D. Wright — explores a related question: How do we know where we ourselves begin or end?
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The roster is grim proof that things are still far from normal in Texas' largest city, despite some superficial signs that it is bouncing back, with traffic again clogging wide freeways under blue skies and Tex-Mex restaurants in the luckier neighborhoods thrumming with business.
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Their songs offer a jittery, thrumming energy ("I'll Make It Worth Your While" is pure Bowie circa "Fashion"), the kind of music that'd make you feel cool in the club, even if you had zero sense of rhythm, and "All I Got" is no different.
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Part of the game's appeal was owing to the beloved anime series it was based on; more was a result of the game's well-calibrated tag-team action; all of it was palpable in the thrumming Mandalay Bay Events Center when the finals bout took place.
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Books of The Times Jay McInerney has now written three novels about Corrine and Russell Calloway, a couple who met in their teens at Brown University and arrived in the 1980s on the Upper East Side of New York, thrumming with ambition yet also pre-bored.
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If you only focus on possible advantages, you'll end up, like so many of us today, with a digital life that's so cluttered with thrumming, shiny knots of distraction pulling at our attention and manipulating our moods that we end up a shell of our potential.
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But each spring it is the thrumming home of the World Snooker Championship,which draws wall-to-wall television coverage from the BBC and generates obsessive interest here, with crowds gathering all over town to watch the live games on huge television screens set up in public places.
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While my future peers were hiring wealth advisers and going on meditation retreats in Bali to pursue self-actualization, I was vacuuming roaches off the walls of my rental apartment, smoking weed, and bicycling to warehouse concerts along the East River, staving off a thrumming sense of dread.
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I didn't see a single bum set, but there were definitely highlights—I've still got the raucous refrain to Doom's "Police Bastard" thrumming away at the back of my eardrums, and will always lament my faulty language skills for leaving me out of the loop during Violator's set.
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Anxiety has become our everyday argot, our thrumming lifeblood: not just on Twitter (the ur-anxious medium, with its constant updates), but also in blogger diaries, celebrity confessionals (Et tu, Beyoncé?), a hit Broadway show ("Dear Evan Hansen"), a magazine start-up (Anxy, a mental-health publication based in Berkeley, Calif
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To date, it features over 1,300 sounds from more than 55 countries, with each sound accompanied by its remix: one user has tweaked a rush of water from Finland's Lake Kilpisjärvi into a slow, ambient track; another, the shrill singing of cicadas in Sandy Bay, into a heavy, thrumming drone.
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I can't complain about a ferocious V8 — there's something about having a bottomless well of torque thrumming away at your fingertips — but I often enjoy the absence of two cylinders for the simple reason that the car feels sportier and I can get into far more of the power in normal driving.
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Between bites of a sandwich that I would struggle to describe to you (I am allergic to the dominant tropes of food writing: the "thrumming bass line" of spice in a dish, endless and labored synonyms for "crispy," etc; the sandwich was good) I put my questions about the problem with foodie-ism to her.
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Only at the five minute-mark does the track open up from fractal synth lines into the thrumming digitalist Chic-isms you expect from Murphy, but it's a fitting tribute to the strange twists and turns that Bowie's career has taken over the years—just when you think it's all figured out, the track morphs yet again.
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Its roaring d-beats careen headfirst into rhythmic, thrumming industrial segments as often as slithery black metal passages crash into bruising metallic hardcore and snappy synths, stirring up a sonic stew that confounds as much as it compels (there's even a moment of garbled synths on the title track that sounds just like the opening melee of Morbid Tales).
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As the driver lifted the poles in front, the boy felt the world tilt: Suddenly in front of them, in the middle air, there is a whole colony of blue and water-green dragonflies, circling and hovering in their staccato way, sometimes still in the air with just a vibration of wings, a static thrumming, and then off again with a jerky move.
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While it is the convention to think of paint as a material that covers a surface, I think when it comes to Marden's work, we might do well to think of it as a means to expose inchoate feelings marked by a tender sense of beauty and longing, and to document an extraordinarily resilient sensitivity to the thrumming pain, terror, and loneliness of being human.
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