Record numbers of key demographic groups turned up to vote.
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But about 200 supporters turned up to watch the proceedings.
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When rapper Cardi B turned up to a police station Oct.
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Dad had turned up to help both of us each time.
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Two of Prince Harry's exes turned up to the event, too.
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Overwatch easily cleared 100fps, even with settings turned up to maximum levels.
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It is wonderful, like life turned up to ten at all times.
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Members of the British Parliament turned up to watch a semifinal match.
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An audience of fewer than 23.8 people turned up to the sale.
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But no evidence ever turned up to substantiate the rumors – until now.
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To their credit, almost half of their owners turned up to collect them.
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And so before long, an angry farmer turned up to spray everyone with manure.
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Neither Mifsud, 58, nor his lawyers turned up to a single day in court.
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And turned up to interview guest Octavia Spencer in a giant candy cane costume.
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A top football manager turned up to a press conference in a Zorro costume.
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Playboy reporters turned up to interview the workers about their frustration with the plant.
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The hundreds that turned up to see him wander away happy and move on.
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Plus, drowning can be poetic, and the poetry here gets turned up to 10.
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A dozen residents from the southwestern border town of Olszyna turned up to watch.
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Trump turned up to this debate prepared and scripted, and gave a mostly polished performance.
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Ms Patton turned up to the talk, organised by a student club, and afterwards apologised.
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Even the town stray dog turned up to see what all the commotion was about.
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One guest even turned up to my wedding with a frappé, slurping throughout the ceremony.
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Remember when he turned up to a press conference in a "FUCK YOU"–emblazoned suit?
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Marine scientist Shanee Stopnitzky then turned up to shed some light on the strange affair.
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One-third of the country's entire population turned up to hear John Paul II speak.
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Protesters on both sides of the issue have turned up to demonstrate at the demolitions.
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A few evangelizers, remnants from a planned and canceled counterprotest, have turned up to debate.
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Hydrogen is then added and the temperature is turned up to more than 1,830 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Daybreak is like Glee turned up to 11, with action scenes in place of musical numbers.
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Not long ago only a few hundred people turned up to the annual Independence Day parade.
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When children enter a relationship, long-simmering money worries can be turned up to full boil.
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Jon Snow, a newsreader, was accosted by locals when he turned up to film by the tower.
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EARLIER THIS year minicab drivers turned up to protest outside the offices of Transport for London (TFL).
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During floods the previous year, hundreds of volunteers turned up to help with sandbagging and other preparations.
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Say what you will about Google's AlphaGo AI, it generally turned up to its championship matches sober.
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" Janis "One time a client turned up to our meeting with four large holdalls full of gifts.
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The man shades his face with his hand but keeps his head turned up to the sky.
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U.S. swimming hopeful Zach Harting turned up to the quals wearing a Batman suit for some reason.
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Police held the money, waiting 90 days in case anyone turned up to the claim the cash.
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Truly massive crowds turned up to peacefully protest at Women's Marches in 43 cities across 60 countries.
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He was quiet and self-deprecating; they have their volume and self-regard turned up to 11.
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About 40 people turned up to a protest rally, organized by Sharpton, in Hollywood on Sunday night.
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Sadr maintains a loyal base of supporters who turned up to the polls amid widespread national apathy.
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Some 3,000 volunteers turned up to help transform the house, according to a press release at the time.
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Please help Uncle David, someone ordered 250 Pokemon toys from him but never turned up to collect them.
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Unlike other Lamborghinis before it, this one isn't a lightsaber turned up to 11 (hooray for mixing clichés!).
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Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs said thousands had turned up to donate blood to help treat the injured.
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A few junior doctors turned up to work, but said they would not report for work on Wednesday.
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When they turned up to pray at mosque, sometimes their imam would try to deter them in speeches.
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A crowd of officers turned up to honor their colleague as his body was carried into a hearse.
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So far nothing has turned up to indicate that Zuckerberg, like Sandberg, had prior exposure to the firm's work.
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Customers turned up to the cafe in droves this weekend, although its windows and cash register were still broken.
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Enthusiasts turned up to secure memorabilia, while other airports were expected to bid on functional lots including security cameras.
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Someone didn't hit pause on their operation, because a Labatt Food Service truck turned up to the department's kitchen.
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Cuomo at Hofstra University in August, Nixon's campaign requested that the room's temperature be turned up to 76 degrees.
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With so much at stake, the progressive cavalry has turned up to aid Labour's efforts ahead of the vote.
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Take a look at the Stan scene from outside the show to see who turned up to pay respects.
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Consider the latest impression a mix of Baldwin's now-iconic Trump and a turned-up-to-100 George Washington.
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Hundreds turned up to the Sadeqs' funeral in December where there were angry exchanges between the mourners and police.
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Superstar Beyoncé turned up to give the Muhammad Ali Legacy Award to former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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And then when the TV show came, in the language of "Spinal Tap," it got turned up to 11.
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The Olympic flame has arrived in Japan -- and shockingly, a TON of people turned up to welcome the torch.
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Snoop Dogg, Fetty Wap, and Chris Brown turned up to perform on subsequent singles and cameo in their videos.
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They say the best wrestling characters are usually just the personalities of the performers, but turned up to 11.
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One day, acting on a tip, she turned up to audition for a singing competition at a popular nightclub.
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We then called for assistance from both the police and the RSPCA who turned up to collect the snakes.
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The young family of three crown-wearers turned up to support their national team from the bleachers in full spirit.
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If emotional sensitivity could be quantified, it's likely to be turned up to 11 this Thursday — and possibly into Friday.
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This time, the fear has been turned up to 11; my stomach is in knots and I can't sit still.
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Security's turned up to 10, not just because of the blast, but also because the U.N. General Assembly begins today.
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There's also the characterization and plotting, which are similar to other Kingdom Hearts games but turned up to the maximum.
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This was the angry-at-the-media Dana White we MMA fans all know and tolerate turned up to 11.
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The news spread, and a crowd of 3,363 turned up to witness his lynching (including students of Central High School).
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I'm doing something that is important to me, and this is great that this thing has turned up to help me.
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A six-year-old boy was left alone and disappointed after no one turned up to his first-ever birthday bash.
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Anna Kendrick is Princess Poppy, the effervescent lead who feels like the actress's Pitch Perfect character turned up to 150 percent.
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"I turned up to uni with a bag of rice and a wok and everyone called me Wok Man," he remembers.
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When Pence turned up to try to persuade McCain to vote for the repeal, Collins left to give them some privacy.
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It helped pass the time until 12.30pm, when Yoweri Museveni finally turned up to launch a partly solar-powered electric bus.
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But rallies by feminist activists have been met with hostility from male-rights groups, who turned up to stage counter-protests.
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Rival students turned up to show support for Beijing, with some playing nationalistic songs and chanting "China is great", media reported.
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As stories started to appear in the local press, onlookers turned up to watch the explorers rehearse on Mille Lacs Lake.
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I motion with my head toward the dial on the device, which can be turned up to make my voice louder.
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On Tuesday night, thousands of people turned up to protest a six-minute light projection on the Opera House's tiled sails.
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Matt Lindner, who works in marketing in Lincoln Park, in Chicago, said he had turned up to vote at 8 a.m.
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This has been one of the most emotional presidential campaigns in history and those emotions are turned up to 11 this weekend.
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A remarkable thing: They all turned up to answer the call of the Parkland school shooting survivors, who made #NeverAgain their banner.
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Since his father was an avid reader of Il Giornale, it was the only paper Zingales junior turned up to school with.
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Some 232 merchants have turned up to sell everything that is needed to throw a wedding, and a great many things besides.
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When its star Eugene Levy turned up to promote the series on the "Today" show, they bleeped out part of the name.
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Depp, being the law-abiding citizen he is (or playing along for kicks), also turned up to greet a waiting media pack.
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Yun turned up to the meeting wearing slippers, according to Sports Donga, and placed 10th among his group of fellow recommended students.
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However, fewer than half of Lebanon's registered voters turned up to cast their ballots on Sunday, according to the country's interior minister.
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"When Masvidal turned up to the post UFC 244 media event, he drank liquor, ate pizza, and called Conor McGregor "a midget.
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On Saturday, people of many political persuasions, numbering 500 to 600, according to police estimates, turned up to tune out the Klan.
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On Tuesday, the VIX turned up, to close at about 10.6 — but still sharply lower than its historical average of roughly 20.
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In those days, 22,20 fans would have turned up to watch a team of Serbs, Bosnians, Croats and Kosovar Albanians playing together.
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Nevertheless, at a community meeting in September 2015, about 150 people turned up to share their experiences with the Justice Department attorneys.
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It's sort of like that old pro-wrestling adage about how the best characters are the performers' own personalities, turned up to 11.
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Cue Twiggymania and Jean Shrimpton, who turned up to the Melbourne Cup wearing a miniskirt and — gasp — no hat or gloves or stockings.
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Police quickly turned up to the bank, summoned by the manager thanks to Jennifer's note, and then they raced to the Petit residence.
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Then Angus and Marc turned up to start a band together and there was no room for them so they joined our band.
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The Duchess also surprised punters on the Court 14 when she turned up to watch British wildcard Harriet Dart play American Christina McHale.
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Instead, Neymar turned up to the Boum Boum nightclub in Paris to help Rihanna celebrate the launch of her new luxury fashion brand.
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Vettel had been fastest in Friday practice, when organizers said 91,0.094 spectators — more than on some race Sundays elsewhere — turned up to watch.
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Seven police vehicles, including a dog van, turned up to find "yobs" having sex in every room and curtains ripped down from windows.
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Around 300 people turned up to show support and about 100 were allowed inside the courtroom as the case begun on Wednesday morning.
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I thought about how I wished the bass was turned up to the level I'd become accustomed to, thanks to nightclubs in NYC.
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Memorable moment: Eight months after stunning Mike Tyson with a tenth round knockout, Buster Douglas turned up to the Evander Holyfield fight overweight.
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Droves of fans armed with #Hessa stan accounts and blog posts about the After experience turned up to the movie in theaters the world.
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The couple were joined by a slew of their A-list friends who turned up to pay their respects to the longtime charity crusader.
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MORE: Brexit truth, myths and media 'neutrality' Would the result have been different if the majority of young people had turned up to vote?
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Ecstatic to meet the company's furriest hire, almost all of the PEOPLE staff turned up to give Murphy a hug and shake his paw.
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Their heads turned up to the sky at the roar of a Boeing 757 -- Donald Trump's private airplane was coming in for a landing.
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Amongst the stands hawking T-shirts and toys, more than a dozen tattoo artists from around the world turned up to ink the crowds.
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Real heads will already know that Da Brat turned up to the 2002 BET Awards in a white SpongeBob shell suit and matching lunchbox.
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The anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) is particularly strong in the state and dozens of its supporters turned up to shout down Merkel.
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You turned up to see a samurai fuck up a Viking with a katana, and For Honor is here to deliver that in spades.
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Earlier this month, Ms. Trump held an event at the White House to promote job training, and her father turned up to offer support.
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And there's the paradigm used by shows like 90210, The O.C., and Riverdale, where the volume on everything is just turned up to eleven.
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It was Jimmy Kimmel's fiftieth on Monday night, so Adam Sandler turned up to take over the show as a birthday treat to Kimmel.
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The event received some press ahead of time, and Sims has faced protesters before, but on Memorial Day, no one turned up to express dissent.
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A small army of them turned up to the show along with riot gear-clad police and shut it down, pushing all the punks out.
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Even with LG's Night View mode turned up to 75 percent, there's not that much of a difference in the G8's low-light photos.
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His presence on Saturday meant handling a massive crowd — an estimated 50,000 turned up to watch outside the stadium — with security befitting a Super Bowl.
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There were also allegations of discrepancies in voting papers, with some voters who turned up to cast their ballots told that they had already voted.
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"We have not been given any choice," said local resident Vladimir Redko, who turned up to the protest carrying a small child in his arms.
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She said she had spoken with several protesters under the age of 20 — some as young as 12 — who turned up to protests anticipating violence.
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When he travels to scary places requiring a satellite phone, I'm always a little anxious and sleep with my ringer turned up to maximum volume.
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Read more: Cardi B turned up to the Grammys in a pearl-adorned dress that made her look like she was emerging from a shell
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Typical of the maison's naturalistic style, the tips of a couple of the creature's arms were turned up to reveal an under layer of gold.
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Often faces turned up to address the sky, as with the maenads and nymphs whose shapes in Greek sculpture did so much to inspire Duncan.
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Britney and Justin made fashion history (and internet memes for life) when they turned up to the 2001 AMAs wearing their corresponding double denim ensembles.
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One is business as usual but more extreme: Antarctica remains Mars-like in its barrenness and dryness, only these qualities get turned up to 11.
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In the Minnesota gubernatorial caucuses -- the first step in the state's nominating process -- 21,2800 Democrats turned up to caucus as compared to just 235,000 Republicans.
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Tom Ough: The puddle had easily jumped the shark by the time a couple of Domino's pizza guys turned up to hand out free slices.
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Martha Wilson turned up to the exhibit opening decked out in suit and orange wig, and her short performance imitated his bluster and butchered prose.
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Wallace noticed a woman who often turned up to wait for a man—another puzzle that became the topic of speculation, jokes, even a mock stakeout.
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Once you're sure your application of choice has its sound quality settings turned up to 11, you can turn your attention to the OS-level settings.
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The Burleigh County commissioners had originally planned to debate the issue last week, but they postponed the hearing after a large crowd turned up to speak.
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No other nonagenarians turned up to challenge Grove in the 2,000-meter individual pursuit last July in Breinigsville, Pa. But his victory was not just ceremonial.
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The girl who I beat up turned up to one of my friend's houses looking for me and smashed her car windows with a baseball bat.
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Several celebs also turned up to perform: Demi Lovato, Common, and Lin-Manuel Miranda were among a robust lineup who hit the stage at the D.C. march.
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Criticism of François Hollande, another president caught having an affair, focused on the fact that he had turned up to his illicit liaisons on an unpresidential scooter.
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Arya turned up to say goodbye, and Sandor pleaded with her to kill him, but she refused, and simply left him to bleed out from his injuries.
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Footballing culture runs so deep in Brazil that many fans have turned up to Olympic events in football shirts and waving club flags rather than national colors.
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Photos posted on social media showed one partygoer in blackface as others turned up to the party wrapped in leopard skin prints or dressed as colonialist explorers.
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The pop star turned up to the KISS Haunted House party in London on Friday dressed as Post Malone, and her resemblance to the rapper is astounding.
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There's hardly a better way to bond with your partner than by navigating a cramped kitchen while every burner on the stove is turned up to high.
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Robert Kardashian may be gone, but his memory burns bright, because almost the entire Kardashian brood turned up to celebrate what would have been his 72nd birthday.
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The head of the Ukraine-controlled Donetsk regional administration, Pavlo Zhebrivsky, said all schools had reopened in Avdiyivka and over 500 children had turned up to study.
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He once stole the entire show of another artist and tried to exhibit it as his own, before the police turned up to retrieve the "borrowed" pieces.
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McGregor said after the win that he&aposd party in Las Vegas and even turned up to his post-fight press conference with a bottle of whiskey.
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In addition, Stringer's office said about 125,000 voters in Brooklyn had turned up to cast ballots only to be informed they were not on the voter rolls.
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With entries like DUMB DOWN, ENERVATE, SLOTHFUL and NOTHING, the message in Mr. Saunders's quote and Cox and Rathvon's puzzle is turned up to a plaintive keening.
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One of the guests missed the wedding, but turned up to reception sweaty and wearing shorts because she had come straight from watching the Wimbledon women's final.
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Joy came when two American military police turned up to hand her the Bassetki statue, crusted with smelly gunk from the cesspit in which it had been hidden.
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CNN was so sure Mr Stone's indictment was coming that the network had a camera team outside Mr Stone's house when the FBI turned up to arrest him.
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Federer, who had promised to "party like rock stars" after the victory was bleary eyed when he turned up to the champions' photo shoot in Melbourne on Monday.
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Crowds still turned up to "Occupy Lafayette Park" on Saturday night despite pouring rain and the fact that Trump is not actually at the White House this weekend.
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Often Mr Brenne found himself piecing together fragments that came from a single pot, perhaps deliberately broken by a group of friends who turned up to vote together.
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Nearly every Democratic candidate turned up to a last-minute gun violence prevention forum in Des Moines, Iowa, cohosted by Everytown and organized after the El Paso shooting.
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I'm running it at 1440p on a G-Sync monitor with settings turned up to max, and my framerate is hovering between 70 and 90 frames per second throughout.
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The first time Mathieu Flamini turned up to the Arsenal training ground in a suit, his baffled teammates asked if he had mistakenly thought it was a match day.
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In Boston, counter-demonstrations to a subsequent "free speech" rally organized by alt-right groups drew at least fifteen times the people who turned up to the rally itself.
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At first, he didn't think Lucas was serious, but then a bailiff turned up to collect $20 million that had been awarded to the filmmaker in a U.S. court.
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The black people and other people of color who just love Green Book aren't limited to the few who have turned up to support the movie at awards shows.
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If I turned up to a night out in this outfit, for instance, my friends might assume I was going through some kind of quarter-life crisis or breakdown.
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Over 300 fans turned up to meet the birthday girl — who was dressed in a festive tutu — support her medical fund and play games at Goosie's first birthday party.
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But the coolness factor gets turned up to 10, as all you do is plug the key-in and tap the gold metal button with the Wi-Fi symbol.
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"He just tells it as it is," said Sonia Gosbee, a Conservative member from Kent in southeast England, who turned up to see Rees-Mogg speak two days running.
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A young couple from Henan, China, found themselves in an awkward situation when barely any of their wedding guests turned up to see them tie the knot on Saturday.
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Not even the old ring hand with the mop and vacuum cleaner who turned up to clean a spillage in the blue corner during the middle of Round 4.
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So when a police officer turned up to press for information — "community cohesion is a two-way street," the officer told Mr. Siddique pointedly — he nearly threw her out.
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A crowd of 65,000 turned up to watch the new-look team's first game of the season, an unremarkable game in the first qualifying round of the Europa League.
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Despite the coronavirus concerns, crowds of spectators turned up to Albert Park on a warm, sunny day on Thursday to watch practice and qualifying for lower-profile racing circuits.
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Jennifer Lawrence and Adele surprised "speechless" bargoers in New York City this weekend when they turned up to play drinking games at the gay bar Pieces in the West Village.
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The last time I saw Bhaskar was on a very large movie screen in Veere Di Wedding, in which she played a brat party girl, glamour turned up to 11.
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A record number of people had turned up to cast their ballot and voter participation was more than 67%, the Election Commission said, making it the largest-ever democratic exercise.
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About 2.8m people who had given up the habit of voting on the grounds that the establishment rigs the system turned up to vote (almost all of them for Leave).
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Even Elon Musk, a Silicon Valley luminary, turned up to offer his services and a mini submarine (which, while appreciated, the Thai government carefully explained, was not what was needed).
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It is an ambitious goal, but not an impossible one: 521 people turned up to the field in Ossett, even on the day of that other big match in Madrid.
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I know that I feel a certain way about the narrative, and that it turned up to eleven due to the fact that these other people feel that way too.
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Another study, published in Nature in 2012, determined that some 340,000 people probably turned up to vote in the 2010 Congressional elections because of a message they saw on Facebook.
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Aimee is also an outrageous creation: a Lean-In feminist with New Age beliefs and a chip on her shoulder from a poor Australian childhood, all turned up to 11.
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Hertha B.S.C., the home club, offered half-price "Bibiana tickets" to female fans, and Reinhard Grindel, the president of the German soccer federation, turned up to watch from the stands.
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When I got close to home (a suburb outside the City), I paused the podcast and just listened to the neighborhood sounds with ambient sound turned up to the max.
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"I think he's running for the wrong position," said Michaele Villaseñor, a 21972-year-old who turned up to the Spring Branch Dems Candidate Forum on the evening of Sept.
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The most recent update from the Nevada Secretary of State suggests Democrats have turned up to the polls and posted their absentee ballots at a higher rate than their Republican peers.
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But Trump blasted out of the gate on day one, taking the stage with a fog machine and "We Are the Champions" turned up to eleven to introduce his wife Melania.
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Others at different precinct caucus sites across the state reported similar chaos, including one caucus in North Boulder that simply couldn't accommodate the huge crowds that turned up to vote Tuesday.
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As women and men demonstrated on Saturday from Washington all the way to Antarctica, Trump falsely claimed that "a million, a million and a half people" turned up to his Jan.
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"I know, 'Bernie time' right?" joshed an organiser sent from Washington, DC, to the crowd of 20163 who had turned up to volunteer for Bernie Sanders's nascent campaign in the state.
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The colors of this new world are appropriately pastel, as far from the turned-up-to-11 palette in Fortnite as it is from the ochre, militaristic wastelands of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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However, the situation was fluid and in some locations just hours after Mr. Sadr's supporters disappeared, students and workers supportive of the protesters turned up to try to fill the gap.
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At Miami's Cameo Theater, on February 60003, 26000, Jud Jud would play a show to a crowd of hardcore kids that turned up to see a bill full of future legends.
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Despite the extreme heat in much of the country Saturday — with temperatures hovering around or over 90 degrees in DC, New York, Chicago, and Boston — tens of thousands turned up to demonstrations.
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Most of the amici who have turned up to back the AT&T and Comcast calls for rehearing previously submitted briefs to the three-judge appellate panel that already heard the cases.
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Larger-than-normal crowds turned up to chase Pokémon at Milwaukee's 138-acre Lake Park, and the resulting costs of enforcement and clean-up — which were higher than normal — fell to taxpayers.
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And it may very well be that for you, but there's one dark spring secret that allergy-sufferers know well: This is when allergy symptoms tend to get turned up to 11.
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If Abbi and Ilana are always turned up to ten, Buress keeps Lincoln simmering at a constant three; seeing him cut loose is so rare it's like a shock when it happens.
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With dreadlocks bundled into a genetically modified pineapple on the top of his head, he turned up to the weigh-in with a vape toking entourage and stank out the changing rooms.
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Many of these voters, having last voted in 28500, turned up to the polls in November 6900 or 2628 only to be told they had to go home without casting a ballot.
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Punk had meant one thing in prison but another here, when he turned up to discover that the MC5 were cherished as forebears by the CBGB generation, which had adopted the term.
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Then the anarchists blended with a crowd of 2,000 largely peaceful protesters who turned up to demonstrate in a "Rally Against Hate" opposed to a much smaller gathering of right-wing protesters.
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At one point, the House sergeant-at-arms, the chamber's chief law enforcement officer, turned up to puzzle over the security arrangements for the lawmakers, whose secret travel plans were now public.
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But the cheerleaders questioned—five of six of them detailed their Seeking Arrangements dates—claimed that they never had sex for money, and no evidence turned up to substantiate that they had.
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Google told Mashable in an email that more than 2,000 Googlers turned up to protests at several company offices, including at the main Google campus in Silicon Valley, San Francisco and New York.
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When male reporters turned up to the summit on Sunday, those not wearing a suit were asked to form a separate line before being handed second-hand jackets to make them more presentable.
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On September 6, 1997, 2.5 billion people watched Princess Diana's funeral on TV. One million people turned up to watch her coffin be transported by cortege from St James's Palace to Westminster Abbey.
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Donald Trump turned up to Nationals Park to see the Washington Nationals take on the Houston Astros in Game 228 of the World Series on Sunday, while the first innings were already underway.
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This is more or less what actors do in a Steven Spielberg film: they play the sorts of characters they are famous for playing, but with intensity turned up to just below "ham".
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After several failed attempts by Nixon to suppress the investigation, including by firing a special prosecutor looking into it, enough damning evidence turned up to set Congress on a clear course toward impeachment.
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The film takes a very grounded approach to the story and characters, but Banks—who shares very few scenes with anyone besides herself and her CG monster Goldar—is turned up to 11.
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When he first turned up to business meetings in the early 1990s he was known as the "lad in the cotton-wool coat" for the shabby worker's jacket he wore, two residents said.
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The opposition to the Republican frontrunner is so combustible that a few weeks ago, hundreds of people turned up to protest Trump outside his New York hotels—and he wasn't even in town.
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Over the past few days, with Russia probe chaos noises turned up to 11, the congressional GOP has offered -- and, in House Speaker Paul Ryan's case, "received" -- assurances that Mueller's job is safe.
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With the effect turned up to maximum, I was suitably removed from my surroundings, the drone of the plane&aposs engines was minimized, and the background chatter inside a cafe was almost gone.
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Transport shares in China, which opened 0.5 percent lower on worries higher oil prices would add to costs, turned up to end the morning session 1 percent higher after the strong manufacturing survey.
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The party was crazy -- a bunch of the S.I. models turned up to turn up ... and when they displayed Camille's cover on the big wall, Rob and CK started dancing their faces off.
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They were part of a group of 14 protesters who turned up to voice their opposition to a plan to charge for parking during the upcoming summer solstice events at the ancient site.
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According to the 2011 census, nearly 50,000 Australians were born in Fiji and at times it looked like a large proportion of them had turned up to cheer on the nation of their birth.
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Only a few dozen activists turned up to cheer Mr Deltour as he entered court; some waved "Justice Fiscale" placards, others blindfolded themselves with EU flags (something to do with hidden tax havens, apparently).
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We like to think Pellegrini has turned up to the Etihad in flip flops all week, watched the side's training sessions from a deck chair and spent his team meetings chugging back piña coladas.
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"The Mick" wants to be a transgressive family comedy — like ABC's "Speechless" turned up to 11 — but in the four episodes available for review, it's caught between its cable roots and its broadcast home.
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The camera never shies away, and the gooey ear-tearing sounds are turned up to the max, daring the viewer to look away from the measures this woman takes to escape the strictures of Gilead.
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The peaceful, determined, and strong AF people who turned up to make sure everyone knew that Boston had no tolerance for white supremacy far outnumbered the white nationalists, the free speechers, or even the agitators.
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In the exaggerated world of OnRush, of course, that's turned up to 11: There are planks to barrel roll off of, trees to slam into (or better, to slam opponents into), ditches to plummet into.
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Celebrities on the red carpet are typically the pictures of perfection, swanning before the hordes of cameras in their couture gowns with their glam turned up to eleven and a general aura of total nonchalance.
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The teenager's parents accidentally made the invite a public post and by Christmas 1.3 million people had replied -- and thousands turned up to Rubi Ibarra Garcia's 15th birthday in central Mexico's San Luis Potosi state.
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The volume has been turned up to a deafening roar since the Executive Order that put a halt to the entire refugee program and to any entry into our country from seven predominantly Muslim nations.
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That was clearly the thinking among Kansas City fans on Sunday, as they turned up to watch their team play LA Galaxy armed with an enormous banner of the Night's King from Game of Thrones.
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An estimated 100,000 people turned up to march from the US embassy to Trafalgar Square, where a number of speakers—including Labour MP Stella Creasy, actress Rebecca Hall, and broadcaster Sandi Toksvig—addressed the crowds.
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Russell Westbrook of the Oklahoma City Thunder turned up to check in on an A.A.U. team that he sponsors, and the former Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade came to watch one of his sons play.
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Some journalists from outlets which weren't invited who turned up to the briefing after learning about it were told to leave by Johnson's communications chief, Lee Cain, prompting a walkout of all reporters in attendance.
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And for them the Hummer was just that turned up to 11 or maybe 11,000, you know, it's, like, the biggest, baddest stupidest, most obnoxious — it was completely inappropriate, most impractical in a lot of ways.
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As these sounds collide with the vocals, they create an image of warped looking council estates at night, or the backseat of a Vauxhall Astra with the bass in the speakers turned up to the max.
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For the next 26 years or so, the hunt for Charley continued all over the country, while young boys, then mature men, then greying old folks — 5,000 people in all — turned up to claim the honor.
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As in previous Little Lord pieces, such as last year's "Bambi______/Kaffeehaus" (the full title won't appear here) and 2013's "Pocahontas, and/or America," various eras are thrown into a blender turned up to high.
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In a twist, the presidents of the N.F.L.'s Tennessee Titans and the N.H.L.'s Nashville Predators even turned up to pitch to Garber on why having a soccer team would be good for the city.
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Thomas Jefferson justified the "extermination" of Native Americans; whippings continued in American prisons in the 20th century; and at least 15,000 people turned up to watch the last public hanging in the United States, in 1936.
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For instance, I'm sitting here, writing this blog, and have the volume on this Jay Som album turned up to approximately this much:And because of this, I cannot hear anything going on in the office around me.
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The Revenant star has turned up to support Penn's efforts for Haiti before, and he attended Penn's Haiti Rising Gala in January, one day before the Golden Globes, which also brought out Diane Kruger and Nick Jonas.
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"Young Koreans don't understand that big companies like Samsung saved this country starting in the Park Chung-hee era," said Hwang Yong-Joon, a 77-year-old retired civil servant who also turned up to support Lee.
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If you're gonna play great you might as well have one of the greatest of all time watching you, which is what happened over the weekend when Serena Williams turned up to watch Prince Harry play polo.
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More than 2,000 people turned up to see the teams compete for a share of that pot, but it was Luke Bannister's team, Tornado X-Blades Banni-UK, that beat homegrown crew Dubai Dronetek into second place.
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As no one from the sites actually on the chopping block turned up to protest their classification as piracy sites, the only real questions for the court were how would they be blocked and who would pay.
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There's the Florida man diagnosed with schizophrenia who fouled his cell with his own feces; he was punished with a "special" shower turned up to 160 degrees that practically boiled him alive over two hours, killing him.
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Read: Putin's "Erik Prince" is tied to some of Russia's riskiest covert operations Prigozhin himself hasn't turned up to answer the charges in person, and U.S. law doesn't allow him to be tried if he stays abroad.
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Early exit polls, taken as voters finished casting their ballots Saturday evening, showed that a record number — at least 22016 percent of Democratic voters — who turned up to vote in South Carolina Saturday night were African-Americans.
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Early exit polls, taken as voters finished casting their ballots Saturday evening, showed that a record number — at least 60 percent of Democratic voters — who turned up to vote in South Carolina Saturday night were African-Americans.
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Trudeau turned up to a meeting with U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi bearing gifts with the logo of the Toronto Raptors, who beat the defending champion Golden State Warriors in the National Basketball Association Finals.
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When the adjustable noise cancellation turned up to 10 — this can be done by tapping the NC button or through the Bose Music — the isolation is more powerful than the QC103 IIs and neck and neck with Sony.
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But perhaps few felt so strongly about it as the economics lecturer at Cambridge University who, following the referendum on June 23rd, turned up to a faculty meeting unclothed with "Brexit leaves Britain naked" daubed across her torso.
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According to the Olympic historian David Wallechinsky, Abbott later told people her path to victory had been paved by an apparent misunderstanding involving her competitors from France, who turned up to play in high heels and tight skirts.
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As Rutgers professor and Nixon expert David Greenberg notes, CRP staff member and Watergate co-conspirator Jeb Magruder claimed to have heard Nixon authorize the break-in, but no hard evidence has turned up to confirm that allegation.
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"When I came back from Montreal in 1976, there were 10,000 people who had turned up to greet me and I didn't know what hit me," recalled Comaneci about the welcome she received as a 14-year-old.
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ECATEPEC, Mexico (Reuters) - Millions of women across Mexico stayed home from factories, offices and schools on Monday in protest at gender violence - but some who turned up to their jobs said work was its own kind of protest.
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Like Ms. O'Connor, Ms. O'Riordan took international stardom by the scruff of its neck: She shaved her head; she turned up to rock late-night American talk shows; and she did it all in her strong Limerick accent.
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The settings on this filter make all the difference, and while they could thankfully be adjusted to stop me from having a full-blown anxiety attack, they can also be turned up to make the filter far more frightening.
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On Thursday, there were signs that the 18-24 age group had turned up to back Corbyn: including in university areas like Sheffield Hallam, where former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, a Liberal Democrat lost his seat to Labour.
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At North High School in Denver, a caucus site where residents for at least four precincts turned up to vote, lines of people snaked out the door and through the parking lot right up until voting began at 7pm.
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Read more: Adorable photos show the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge facing off in a sailing race while their children cheer them on from the sidelinesBefore the race, the royals waved to those who had turned up to watch.
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Another turned up to school one day with a large, conspicuous tattoo of the sigil on his chest, which was fascinating for everyone until he was suspended for repeatedly taking off his shirt to show it off in class.
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"However, it seems the authority's don't believe we wouldn't be playing a public show so they have popped us on what they call the 'black list ' as we found out when we turned up to the immigration hall," she continued.
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According to the "Complete Book of the Olympics", Abbott later said she won only "because all the French girls apparently misunderstood the nature of the game scheduled for that day and turned up to play in high heels and tight skirts".
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By the end of the decade, he turned up to a Congressional hearing about corruption in politics to announce that "influence peddling" was pretty much his job description — in an admission seen as so brazen, it made the evening news.
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Of course, the attention-seeking didn't stop there, and she turned up to the live reunion with a giant diamond ring, claiming that she was engaged in order to pull focus away from Sean and his future wife Catherine Giudici Lowe.
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I also advised staff across the bank's various branches to lend a sympathetic ear to those depositors who turned up to withdraw their money, telling them to also offer the depositors a seat and a glass of water while they waited.
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In Los Angeles, several thousand workers turned up to protest around noon on a major airport access street, including Ashley Adams, 153, who had been arrested earlier at a rally outside McDonald's on accusations of stopping traffic and disturbing the peace.
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Messages of gratitude toward the international team involved in the rescue, written in multiple languages, have flooded social media; near the cave mouth, security teams have had to turn away crowds of wellwishers who have turned up to show their support.
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The Middle East was often a focus of the flurry of Russian diplomacy, some fortuitous, that has occurred on the periphery of the World Cup, as foreign leaders turned up to watch matches and efforts at a boycott mostly fell through.
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Chuck turned up to gloat, but his life is in shambles heading into the second season, too: His case against Axe has yielded nothing for Chuck but a separation from his wife and a career-killing investigation into his prosecutorial misconduct.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Registration for new political parties in Thailand began on Friday with the Election Commission (EC) noting that 313 groups turned up to register, the first sign of political activity being officially allowed in the country since a 2014 coup.
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Last October, he turned up to a press conference with a toy Kalashnikov rifle in his hand that was labelled "for journalists," and in January 2016, he joked that the then prime minister Bohuslav Sobotka could be "got rid of" by shooting him.
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But the fact that Wei Lei and the kiaijutsu master actually drummed up the interest, set the date and turned up to prove their art suggests that they aren't knowingly running a scam and stealing people's money for techniques that don't work.
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According to Chinese news reports, Cheng, who served a three-year sentence for illegal gambling operations, swaggered out of jail where more than 100 members from his gang turned up to celebrate his freedom in Hummers, Land Rovers and Mercedes-Benz cars.
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You may even feel more creative or spiritual during Neptune retrograde, so keep a notepad handy or your phone's Notes app open when you leave the house — you never know what may inspire you while Neptune's got your imagination turned up to 11.
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I didn't want to play that kind of music because at the time I was more into things that are more dynamic and trying to make softer and more delicate songs than the volume turned up to 11, crowdsurfing kind of vibe.
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Some 900 McGill University students turned up to debate whether their student union should join the movement, which seeks to boycott Israeli products in protest of the ongoing conflict in Palestine, filling up four overflow rooms after the main venue reached capacity.
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You can see him troubled, in the kitchen, pouring himself a bag of nachos, concerned about Kristen Cohen slipping deeper into the trappings of alcohol, Seth dating a lesbian, and some basic bitch called Lindsay who turned up to rock the central cast's core.
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But despite the warning signs and the confirmation from the band that no, they wouldn't be performing at a gas station, 100 people turned up to Dayton Ohio on April 20, 2016 to watch what they expected to be the performance of their lives.
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George Harrison turned up to play lead on half the tracks, including the Paul McCartney-bashing "How Do You Sleep," and members of Badfinger — then signed to the Beatles' Apple Records label — also put in an appearance, as did Mike Pinder of the Moody Blues.
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If this were the '80s — the decade during which the film takes place — that setup would read like one intended to play to a grimy theater full of dudes who turned up to see a beautiful leading lady kill Soviets and woman-on-woman action.
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On Monday, the engaged and expectant couple turned up to celebrate Khloé Kardashian's 32nd birthday at Dave & Buster's in Hollywood, and Chyna even posed for some fun photos with her future sisters-in-law, Kim Kardashian West, Kourtney, Kylie Jenner, and mom Kris Jenner.
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Heads of state, business moguls, bookies, bachelors, students, families, and "punters"—an English colloquialism with an apparently simple meaning I still haven't figured out—have turned up to the race each year, in ever-increasing numbers, since it was first held 2000 years ago.
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Critic's Pick For those who heard the mezzo-soprano Anita Rachvelishvili's volcanic, turned-up-to-11 Princesse de Bouillon in "Adriana Lecouvreur" at the Metropolitan Opera a couple of months ago, the start of her Dalila may come as a bit of a shock.
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Photo ID has also been required in Northern Ireland since 2002, to combat a situation where polling staff "were willing to turn a blind eye when half the inhabitants of the local cemetery turned up to cast their vote," recalls Richard Mawrey, a former judge.
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The often exuberant Mr. Booker brought his always-turned-up-to-11 delivery to the Wing, speaking unprompted about topics like "menstrual equity" — the idea that menstrual products should be affordable and not taxed — and his fight to make tampons free for women in prisons.
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According to Nvidia, that card can run Apex Legends at max settings, and during my time with this machine, it ripped and tore through Doom (43) at a steady 24 frames per second on 28p, with all of the graphical settings turned up to ultra.
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"I am not sure if an appeal has been filed against the sentence, since no one from his family ever turned up to even meet Usman," advocate Deedar Brohi told Reuters, adding that his client had been sentenced by an anti-terrorism court in March.
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Another study, published in Nature in 2012, determined that around 340,000 people probably turned up to vote in the congressional elections of 2010 because of a message they saw on Facebook, and were especially likely to do so if a friend shared the call-to-action.
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Someone extremely charming must have turned up to make excuses for him because the man expected to throw the book at McGregor, Mike Mazzulli went on the MMA Hour to tell Ariel Helwani that McGregor's punishment was to be withdrawn from the UFC's December 30th card.
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In order to really drive the point home, the 55-minute film will be shown in 360 degrees displayed across eight 30-foot-tall screens in New York's grand Gotham Hall while the indie-rock band The Acid performs a live score turned up to 11.
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"Constructing robots out of living tissue shares many of the same challenges that are being worked on in the field of soft robotics, only turned up to 11," says Tønnes Nygaard, who studies evolutionary robotics at the University of Oslo, but who wasn't involved in this research.
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Actor Rob Huebel said in a Sirius XM interview in May that the "We Belong Together" singer was four hours late, asked for white roses in her trailer and would not sing the song producers hired her to perform when she turned up to film a one-day cameo.
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Tucker sees an artist like Swift mobilizing voters as a big win for a state in which less than half of eligible voters turned up to the polls in 2016, the same year a Pew Research Center Study ranked Tennessee 50th in voter turnout and 40th in voter registration.
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Which is why, when I turned up to speak with them at their Airbnb in San Francisco on the day after the opening gig of their American tour this year, I began by asking how to express in words what they'd been up to for the last 30 years?
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Police officers who turned up to the teacher's home on Monday night teamed up with Kindness 911 — a local, nonprofit organization started by one of the community's middle school teachers that partners with police to recognize kindness in their community — and presented Burpee with a "kindness 911" citation.
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In the last three years, some fans have turned up to games with signs pleading "WENGER OUT", citing his stubbornness in the transfer market and on the tactics board: the deft pass-and-move style that allowed Arsenal to dominate 15 years ago occasionally leaves them vulnerable against burly opponents.
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THERE IS A STONE mermaid by the pools at Hotel Raya on Panarea — her face turned up to the sun, her breasts thrust toward the expansive blue of the Tyrrhenian Sea — who instructs the visitor on how best to spend time here: basking in the astounding beauty of Italy's Aeolian Islands.
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Some of the best teenage basketball talent in the country went to a gymnasium in Manhattan on a Friday night in April to show what they could do, and some of the country's best-known coaches — Villanova's Jay Wright, Georgetown's Patrick Ewing, Notre Dame's Mike Brey — had turned up to see the show.
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Everything else is by design: the sterility of Lily's home, the space between them, Lyle Vincent's striking cinematography, and the sound — not just an apoplectic score composed by Erik Friedlander intended less to shock than to rattle — but sound editing and mixing that make you feel like your senses have been turned up to 11.
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He'll usually start by saying something like: "I'm going to take a swipe at you in my column, but I'd like you to try to convince me why I'm wrong…" When he travels to scary places requiring a satellite phone, I'm always a little anxious and sleep with my ringer turned up to maximum volume.
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Ms. Putnam years ago turned up to a Physique 57 instructor audition wearing a T-shirt that hung to her knees and black track pants with a yellow stripe she borrowed from her mother (she still got the job), and so to handle this part of the business she hired Karla Welch, a celebrity stylist.
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The health journalist side of me suspects it's a mental switch rather than a physical one: Research on phenomena like meditation, visualization, and the placebo effect suggests that pain lives largely in the brain, and perhaps Ibu's confident declaration that my body is just fine quieted whatever mental narrative had my pain response turned up to 11.
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Some of Joe BidenJoe BidenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE's most hard-core supporters were pleasantly surprised Tuesday when the vice president himself turned up to their "Thank You, Uncle Joe" rally.
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Read more:Dani Alves says Neymar's 'happiness is in Barcelona,' and he thinks his former teammate should leave PSG and return to Camp NouThe woman who accused Neymar of raping her has been charged with fraud, extortion and slander by Brazilian policeNeymar turned up to Brazil international soccer duty in a black Mercedes helicopter worth $15 million
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The company, which owns some of the world's best-known fashion and beauty brands including Dior, Givenchy, Dom Pérignon, and Sephora, made it onto the list after Trump, along with his daughter Ivanka, her husband Jared Kushner, and others, turned up to open a new, LVMH-owned Luis Vuitton factory in Texas this month with LVMH chairman Bernard Arnault.
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Read more:Emma Watson put a gothic twist on her red-carpet style in a black dress and velvet thigh-high bootsBella Hadid turned up to a fashion show in a pantsuit that looked like pajamasRihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl and giant diamond necklace25 celebrities who had the best style of the 2010s
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Emma Watson put a gothic twist on her red-carpet style in a black dress and velvet thigh-high boots12 photos that show why Ashley Graham is the queen of maternity fashionBella Hadid turned up to a fashion show in a pantsuit that looked like pajamasRihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl and giant diamond necklace
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At the government's "007" bond launch, held at a cooking school and emceed by popular beauty queen Melanie Putria and radio host Paman Gery, young people used mobile phones and selfie sticks to livestream the event on social media Ledis Situmorang, a 31-year-old mother working in hospitality, saw the event advertised on Instagram and turned up to find out more.
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And, featuring a number of cameos from his mates, it's just like a depiction of your average lads out on the town—that is, if 'the lads' were all millionaires and one was engaged to Nicki Minaj, and you all turned up to the club in a Rolls Royce instead of sharing an uncomfortable Uber Pool ride with a girl crying into a bottle of Irn Bru WKD.
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A brief rundown of this can be found on Reddit threads where people talk about what happened when they ate more than they could handle, ranging from the mildly distressing ("my mind kept thinking that everything in my mouth was wriggling like worms") to the harrowing ("I am in my own personal hell") and to Johny-Cash-turned-up-to-483 levels of morbid ("darkness is enveloping the outer rings of my vision").
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For those who want something a little bit more "turned-up-to-eleven," Merc also has the AMG GT C Roadster, which gets more output and torque (550 horsepower and 502 lb-ft) as well as a wider rear end that makes room for larger wheels and an active rear axle steering system brought over from the AMG GT R that lets the rear wheels turn in the opposite direction to the front.
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He has the permanent air of a grey, drained middle-management type who has turned up to a crucial meeting, but has secretly done his mandatory, hour-long PowerPoint presentation on the train, and knows he's going to have to rely on a series of slides that feature bolded-up terms like 'SYNERGY', 'VALUES' and 'HOLISTIC APPROACH' when he has literally no idea what the aim of the meeting is, and little understanding of his actual role.
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Following one of the most fraught cabinet meetings in years, Mrs May turned up to Parliament on February 26th to offer a succession of promises to appease the rebels: if her deal fails to pass by March 12th, she will ask MPs by the following day if they are willing to sanction a no-deal Brexit and then, assuming that the answer is no, the day after they will be able to instruct the government to go back to Brussels to seek an extension to the Article 50 Brexit deadline of March 29th.
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Even if I were never seated anywhere near him, I wasn't going to miss the opportunity to "have dinner with Al." On one of our last evenings before the break I turned up to dinner marginally late, and to my amazement spotted an empty chair next to Al. I'm not sure what gave me the courage other than naïve bravado, but knowing this was a once in a lifetime opportunity I casually eased my way round the table and nonchalantly slipped into the seat next to … Michael Corleone.
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