He also eats pie in a diner, sings into a banana microphone, and shows off some white-hot dance moves in a white-hot suit.
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The battle of France has already reached white hot intensity.
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You have to have a kind of white-hot core identity.
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Even if I didn't feel some white-hot rush of recognition.
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What do you think of J.Lo's white-hot red carpet look?
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Two major factors are contributing to the Switch's white-hot sales.
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Rahami's alleged role seems poised to fan already white-hot flames.
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Trump is described as being "white hot" over the Russia investigation.
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But it was, and to the point of white-hot fury.
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" Voters, he continued, have been "sitting on a white hot stove.
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His latest book, White Hot Light, will be published in August.
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But it's a pretty smart partnership between two white-hot startups.
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Lindsey Graham delivered a white-hot rebuke of his Democratic colleagues.
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Ahead, white-hot manicure inspiration to bring to the salon this summer.
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Go deeper: China's formerly white-hot tech sector is in the doldrums
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"There's a white hot relationship between China and the U.S.," he concluded.
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They hated Reagan with the heat of a thousand white hot suns.
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Simmering attractions could boil over into a white-hot weekend love-fest.
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The market may not be white-hot, but it is still active.
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His white-hot virtuosity is tempered by coolheaded thinking and lyrical sensitivity.
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The companies producing them can go from obscure to white-hot overnight.
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Toasted White Hot Chocolate: 430 cals, 58g sugar, 16g fat, 15g protein
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Peppermint White Hot Chocolate: 520 cals, 74g sugar, 19g fat, 15g protein
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It's probably not the white-hot sun beating down at high noon.
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The Demon is the latest strike in the white-hot contested horsepower wars.
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Yet he barely alludes to his white-hot career in Born a Crime.
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For me, Ms. Wang's white-hot performance was just too fast, too hectic.
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Locally, GOP insiders have been focused on a white-hot Senate race featuring Reps.
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You can also nix the espresso to make a Black and White Hot Cocoa.
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New York City's white-hot residential prices have found a new target: Downtown Brooklyn.
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Privately, Spicer seemed worn out by the white-hot attention given to his role.
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In Sandler's greatest performances, his characters use anhedonia to temper their white hot rage.
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But how, how did Axe engineer something that would sink such white hot stock?
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The intensity of those who disapprove of Trump has risen to white-hot levels.
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It was a foretaste of the white-hot movement Mr. Trump would soon lead.
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Bella Thorne was all talk as she rocked her white hot ensemble at Coachella.
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The debate over the permissible size of the detainee population has grown white hot.
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Every nerve in my body turns to the old rage, the white-hot indignation.
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Dial described "Looking Good"'s backstory in a 2010 interview with White Hot Magazine.
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"One minute, you are white hot and the next you could go cold," she added.
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It really started because of my white-hot hatred for Steve Bannon. Mm-hmm. Okay.
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While economic growth was never white-hot, it was a steady 2 percent a year.
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For now, there is little evidence to suggest a white-hot labor market is cooling.
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Spike Lee's white-hot genre mash-up BlacKkKlansman initiates its course in the early 1970s.
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With white-hot Mars retrograde in Scorpio until June 29, it's easy to misread signals.
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Despite the white-hot media spotlight, Mueller's FBI squad continues to work in relative obscurity.
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Titled "White Hot," the story was photographed by Ruven Afanador and styled by James Valeri.
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"Anytime the law touches the Affordable Care Act, these questions become white hot," Bagley said.
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On Saturday she tested out the new denim trend, detachable jeans, with her white-hot bottoms.
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While Square's 25% performance over a year isn't bad, "payments is just white-hot," Ellis said.
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The school hasn't moved in a century, but it is a white-hot place in time.
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Continually reassembling the wired connections of white-hot punk energy and post-disco electronic dance music.
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White, hot vapor and blue fumes started emanating from cracks Thursday afternoon, Hawaii County officials said.
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Trump is "white hot" with anger about how this is playing out, per CNN's John King.
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Triple H versus Seth Rollins, which had the potential to be white hot, felt oddly disjointed.
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The "white hot" still appears to show troops or police taking up positions outside a building.
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A white-hot WikiLeaks dump of DNC emails, many of which revealed damning favoritism toward Hillary Clinton.
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According to Cosmopolitan, Czikalla and her team dye their white hot chocolate pink for this special drink.
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In the white-hot crossover segment, the 217 MKX and MKC should be rainmakers for the brand.
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Private citizen Comey emerged Thursday to crank up the heat on the Trump administration to white hot.
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Indeed, Banks and Bayley's feud defined 2015, reaching white hot status and tying their two careers together.
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Pinkstone's attitude after the visit was converted from white-hot fury to a sense of fraternal understanding.
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The worker positioned a ladle full of white-hot liquid ferrochrome in front of a huge oven.
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The ladies are playing Sugar N Spice in a skit for Taraji's "White Hot Holidays" TV special.
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And then Reza would play that against the white, hot, ecstatic, vibrating bodies that filled the stage.
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It was enough to prompt speculation about the near-term future of this formerly white-hot market.
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There's Drake overcome with intense excitement, and the cast of Empire looking on with white-hot suspicion.
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But when no D.J. is present, the music tends toward Barry White, Hot Chocolate and Teddy Pendergrass.
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Yes, that Kobe Bryant ... the same one Shareef's father used to hate with a white hot passion.
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Let the mall burn through you, and throw the prism light, white-hot, on a publicist's approval queue.
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I was completely frozen in fear, too shocked to scream, although I was filled with white-hot pain.
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Each of these categories was once white-hot with multiple unicorn startups; each has just as dramatically corrected.
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I believe that the core of his support -- the white-hot core -- consists of nativists and white supremacists.
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The flames of racial tension in New York City were white hot -- and Trump poured on the gasoline.
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Tech stocks are white-hot, and there's one name, in particular, that shows no signs of cooling off.
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As such, Cramer wouldn't be opposed to investors taking profits here, particularly in white-hot stocks like Nvidia.
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With white-hot Mars in your lusty eighth house all month, you'll enjoy epic moments behind closed doors.
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People watch these TV chefs making a cast-iron pan white hot and throwing a steak on it.
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Kristen Bell just arrived at the 2019 Emmy Awards looking — and feeling — white hot in a Dior gown.
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The tech industry was booming and the worldwide web was becoming the white-hot center of American innovation.
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His affinity tells, and he conducted a white-hot performance here, with every yawp and shriek given its due.
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It's becoming increasingly obvious, and disappointing, who will win the popularity contest in the end: rich, white, hot, vapid.
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Real-estate was white hot, banks were practically giving away money, and VCs were hungry to fund hot startups.
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But in 2013, when Sony put the office tower on the auction block, the residential market was white hot.
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Why, then, did so many Sanders supporters respond to the announcement that Clinton had won with white-hot anger?
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Ten different posters debuted in January, along with a white-hot trailer with Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" as the soundtrack.
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Your tiredness and the physical discomfort of the noise vanish into nothingness when compared to the white-hot shame.
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If I bring my own, I'll be spared the white-hot spotlight of asking the flight attendant for one.
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At the time, it was the most money ever raised from the public in the white-hot cryptocurrency sector.
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Productivity tools have been a white-hot space, with new startups seeming to nab funding on a daily basis.
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But for now, he's shining a white-hot spotlight on the very controversy he says is interfering with his job.
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White-hot Mars is stoking the embers of amour this December, cruising through your true love zone until the 19th.
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Framebridge: Today through May 28, get 20% off white frames with the custom framing site's "white hot" Memorial Day Sale.
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And when previously white-hot startups face cost cutting and layoffs, the market leaders will be ready to absorb talent.
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With white-hot Mars in your glamorous fifth house until the 23rd, you want to be seen, appreciated, and spoiled.
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Like many of you, I've spent the last 30 or so months glued to Twitter in a white hot rage.
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Dots begat the more level-based 2 Dots, but the sequel never enjoyed the white-hot popularity of the original.
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He shares a surprising, and surprisingly sweet, chemistry with Hobbs, with white-hot animosity giving way to a budding bromance.
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But the episode is an occupational hazard for Vance, who operates with a white-hot spotlight on his every move.
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SparkCognition is in the white-hot cybersecurity arena, a sector that is projected to grow to $170 billion by 2020.
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"This is a white-hot market for jobs, particularly in grocery," said Bill Lewis, director the retail practice at AlixPartners.
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" But he added: "It's also going to be about the white-hot heat of the process in December, January, February.
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Quite opposite of expectations, the feud remained white hot and buoyed the second and third tier stories of the era.
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Licensing some white hot IP, the RPG masters at Square are offering up their own take on Earth's mightiest heroes.
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My great-uncle Charles was chased out of the Old Country for somehow producing forks that were always white-hot.
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For his part, Mr. Manafort relished being back in the white-hot center of American politics, according to his associates.
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Officials struggled to contain a white-hot property market with measures that included open consideration of a national property tax.
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Never mind that, along the way, a cook might get branded by a white-hot spoon pressed into the flesh.
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Why it matters: Banksy is the most important and most popular name in the white-hot field of street art.
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Moral outrage at Mr. Trump's response to Charlottesville continues to glow white hot, but it has a largely partisan tinge.
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And Taraji P. Henson, star of "Empire," hosts the music and variety special TARAJI'S WHITE HOT HOLIDAYS after at 9.
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The sweat that trickles down the backs of your knees when you stand over that kettle of white hot coals.
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But as Trump smugly told Clinton "she should be ashamed of herself," I felt white-hot anger slice through my stomach.
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White Hot Moon still bears the imprints of Feasts of Love's more feelings centric themes paired with sharp, sometimes booming riffs.
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De Lesseps, 52, stripped down to a white-hot string bikini Tuesday, when she shook her fit "yoga body" for cameras.
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It grew white hot as a gaggle of party officials vied to become the next leader of the Democratic National Committee.
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"We're here today on a white-hot issue," Sarah Schultz, a lawyer for Quicksilver, said at Friday's hearing in Wilmington, Delaware.
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"Naturally, you don't sit down in 'white hot inspiration' and write with a burning flame in front of you," she said.
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Colleagues in the white hot center of the magazine's demographic started to route me my own column through the corporate mail.
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It's Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's turn in the white-hot spotlight in President Donald Trump's conflict with the Justice Department.
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The white-hot controversy over President Trump's relationship to Russia made a cameo at the massive CERAWeek energy industry conference in Houston.
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The Black and White Hot Cocoa is similar to the Black and White Mocha, except that is doesn't contain any espresso roast.
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Coinbase, the white-hot cryptocurrency exchange, is bringing on more engineering talent to help it continue to capitalize on the crypto boom.
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In a heavy coat and blue gloves, she looks from under her helmet at the white-hot flame of a welding torch.
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Mickelson rejected the notion that his leading role as an agitator had thrust him into the white-hot center of the spotlight.
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My stepfather never shot anyone either, though I saw him point his gun at people in a state of white-hot rage.
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This unrelenting seriousness is embodied by his hair, which is the same white, hot mess it always is and always will be.
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By the time we'd moved into the theater, Michelle and I were drowning in the white hot fear of two lives ruined.
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The once white-hot platform doesn't hold the same sort of cache it did when it was purchased half a decade ago.
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Despite the support of 74,000 fans in a white-hot atmosphere at the San Siro, Italy could not find a way through.
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Why does he keep fueling the white-hot fire of his base to the exclusion of the other segments of the country?
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In a gilded industry that has preferred to stay below the radar, Mr. Scaramucci embraces the white-hot center of it all.
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The white-hot 3D-printing startup will manufacture central and lateral dashboard air vents for the carmaker's Sián FKP hybrid sports car.
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But there also is the more general question about what is the next big driver, even with Instagram "white hot," Ives said.
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To cheers the white-hot star going around the sun one more time drink in Betty's steamiest snaps from her early acting days.
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"Loans right now are white hot because interest rates are finally going up rather than just speculating rates will go up," Dillon said.
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And when that white-hot bolt makes impact, toddler-faced Billy turns into the buff, super-speedy, lightning-wielding superhero known as Shazam.
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National Disaster Mitigation Agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said the explosions Monday night were "thunderous" and hurled white hot rocks from the crater.
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It's often assumed that it's cheaper to rent than buy property, but white hot rental markets in big cities are challenging that assumption.
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Included in this returning collection is the Black and White Mocha, the Black and White Hot Cocoa, and the Black and White Frappuccino.
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The passive pleas and quiet contemplation of "Pray You Catch Me" only need a few songs to boil over into white-hot indignation.
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Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez had a white-hot Thursday night, as the new couple stepped out for a dinner date in Miami.
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But amid the hoopla over the summit -- and the white-hot reactions in Washington and Moscow -- Putin himself was characteristically measured and subdued.
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Once signs of economic decline and high crime, vacancies today reflect another sort of blight, caused by a white-hot real estate market.
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"The Castle" is white hot with the accumulated dismay of this confounding moment, a masterwork that ought to grieve and shame us collectively.
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Kyrgios, who can blow white-hot or stone-cold depending on his state of mind, looked and sounded particularly fired up on Thursday.
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It was a multicolored sea of collectible sneakers, limited-edition sweatshirts and white-hot brands, including Off-White, Billionaire Boys Club and Supreme.
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My machine explodes forward across the tarmac with white hot speed and leaps into the air, charging towards a flock of enemy drones.
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"This case permits the court to issue a decision outside of the white-hot scrutiny of a contested presidential election," the petition said.
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"This case permits the court to issue a decision outside of the white-hot scrutiny of a contested presidential election," their petition said.
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And, not coincidentally, she has also become the white-hot epicenter of not just derision, but blistering, nonstop criticism from conservatives and Republicans.
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The resulting white-hot competition for living space has forced anyone at a structural disadvantage — communities of color, artists, creatives — further toward the margins.
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I get a grande soy black and white hot chocolate ($4.72) with a gift card I have that's already loaded in my Starbucks app.
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These are called "annular" or "ring of fire" eclipses, because a white-hot band of sun will encircle the darkened face of the moon.
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Fresh off a five-day break, the white-hot Blackhawks vie for their eighth straight victory on Thursday when they host the Anaheim Ducks.
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The Rams started the season white-hot, winning 11 of their first 12 games; their only loss was against the Saints in New Orleans.
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The pressure on Trump to offer Obama a full apology, drop the charge entirely and move on will now rise to white-hot levels.
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Now, the global payment processing market for businesses is white-hot with Payoneer competing with other growing companies such as Adyen, Bluesnap, and PayU.
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The steady stream of negative news flow is destined to continue indefinitely and escalate to white-hot intensity as the midterm voting comes closer.
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Biased anchors and editorial rooms create a bellows effect of turning isolated incidents or policies of years prior into white-hot cauldrons of outrage.
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Democrats are fired up beyond belief to vote, motivated almost exclusively by their white-hot hatred of President Donald Trump and his White House.
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However, of late a white-hot mob has threatened him -- and his child -- so gravely that he is now teaching via a video feed.
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The two showed some serious skin during a jet skiing session this week ... but all eyes were on Josie and the white hot bikini.
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Trump right now is under the harshest, white-hot light of his presidency, and we're seeing more clearly than ever who he truly is.
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Buy your ticket to Disrupt Berlin and join us on the Extra Crunch stage for an in-depth look at this white-hot market.
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And what starts as white-hot rage slowly cools into a dispassionate disappointment in a system that, it is revealed, is operating as designed.
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Battle royale games remain white-hot, and VR game studios have been trying to find the right way to get a slice of the pie.
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A longtime friend who talked to the President over the weekend described him as "white hot," a mood that set the table for Comey's firing.
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There is perhaps no better example of where robotics could benefit today's workforce and drive future prosperity than in the white-hot on-demand economy.
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If Apple is going to give compelling video and audio content as part of Apple Music, its continued white-hot growth in subs should continue.
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White Hot Once you've mastered the colorful liner look, feed off the month's illuminating energy and take it a step further with this sparkly version.
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Trump's white-hot anger has been trained on Sessions for over a year now since the attorney general recused himself from overseeing the Russia investigation.
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"We have a black, silicon carbide plate that the light is shining on and it is glowing white hot from all that energy," Gross says.
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In scene after scene, these exciting and charismatic artists disappeared into their characters, emboldening each other to sing with white-hot sensuality and impassioned lyricism.
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Going for a new look allows you to take the white-hot glare off a difficult part of your life and focus on something else.
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"If you were paying attention over the course of the session, you know that this was a white-hot deal," the "Mad Money " host said.
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But what I remember most was Eric's crying and my white-hot clarity that he needed protecting and I was the one to do it.
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We instead got an extremely good match between Rousey and Charlotte Flair, but it was supposed to be the white hot Lynch in the ring.
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One reason why many cities had such big dreams was because they expected a white-hot economy and a rapid influx of migrants from the countryside.
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Jose Altuve continued his white-hot play with his third straight three-hit performance, during which he has one homer, seven RBIs and four runs scored.
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That excess energy that can't easily flow through the steel becomes heat, and the bit glows white hot until it can't hold itself up any longer.
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From Aristotle and his garden walks to the gleaming white hot-desk, people have always sought to create pleasing spaces that are inspirational but also generative.
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On the other hand there's New Coke, Project Ginger, and disco; each burning white-hot for an instant before flaming out in spectacular, but merciful fashion.
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So what a joy to see, in the company's new artist-in-residence, a white-hot conjunction of emotion and intelligence, not to speak of steps.
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Toronto is new territory for Marleau, 23, who spent his previous 2500 N.H.L. seasons with the San Jose Sharks, far from the white-hot hockey spotlight.
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The former market leaders fell out of favor in late 2017 as investors cooled on the white-hot group for fear of overvaluation or even correction.
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"I'll bet he burns bright,/Dragging a tail of white-hot matter/The way some of us track tissue/Back from the toilet stall," she writes.
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She begins to thaw, then turns white hot, first revealing to Mark an ugly past that included having been used by a pornographer, then seducing him.
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Ansel ElgortAfter a brief stint as Charlie-Bucket blonde this September (just because!), Elgort appears to have gone even lighter for winter — specifically, a white-hot platinum.
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"White, hot vapor and blue fume" came out of a crack in the ground, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, which has been closely monitoring the activity.
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Throughout the season, more '80s staple songs emerge, from artists with briefly white-hot but less-lasting career arcs, like Teena Marie, Howard Jones and Stray Cats.
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Sure, we'll work the big white hot party that you're all going to, but once we finish our shift, all hell breaks loose in the crew bar.
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The white-hot Penguins vie for their fourth win in a row on Thursday when they wrap up a modest two-game homestand against the Nashville Predators.
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But it also proves a surprising companion to the network's summer series Vice Principals, about the weird intersection of economic anxieties, relationship struggles, and white-hot rage.
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The white-hot Texas Rangers can secure the majors' longest win streak of the season on Thursday afternoon with a home victory over the flailing Philadelphia Phillies.
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Its white-hot packaging — which houses highly pigmented lipsticks, eyeshadows, blush, and more — will have you dreaming of beachside cabanas, three-story yachts, and sun-kissed skin.
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All in all, Cramer and Moreno said that all of these stocks seem to have more upside and reflect safer investments than the white-hot tech cohort.
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Since falling in a shootout at Ottawa 22-211 for their only loss, the Canadiens have permitted a total of nine goals during their white-hot streak.
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Artists Space already holds a place in the annals of art for the show "Pictures," which named a generation of white-hot—and all white—American artists.
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But more often that strength felt brittle, as if it concealed a deeper helplessness, white-hot rage that had found no satisfaction in its exercise of power.
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We're either the white-hot sexy girl making out in the car or the sniffling loser girlfriend waiting around at home for her boyfriend to come back.
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The Trump campaign's operation in Florida, as in many key states, was thinly staffed, inexperienced and often overwhelmed by the demands of a white-hot presidential race.
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But she was a favorite of aficionados — especially as Strauss's Salome and Elektra — with her white-hot voice and her gift at being simultaneously imperious and vulnerable.
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PHILADELPHIA — After spending 24 hours in the center of a culture war, the Philadelphia Eagles shrugged off a white-hot controversy with earnest platitudes and easygoing humor.
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Following the white-hot success of the first season of Love Is Blind, Vanessa and Nick "obviously" Lachey got the band back together for a reunion special.
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And SigFig's wealth deal growth, once white-hot, has flamed out since it first started signing on big banks as clients four years ago, according to sources.
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But the young men involved in the teams' latest white-hot confrontations do not much care about what happened in 249, the first time the teams met.
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In the process, they have co-opted many of our civic organizations, including our churches, and whipped small segments of the electorate into a white-hot rage.
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A traditional light bulb uses a large amount of electricity to heat the tungsten filament to temperatures around 5500 degrees, causing the filament to glow white hot.
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If the beauty of ginger-scallion sauce is in a white-hot flash to keep it fresh-tasting, what would happen if, instead, you slow-cooked it?
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We battled peak summer crowds to see blindingly white hot springs, steaming pools whose kinetic colors resemble semiprecious gemstones in liquid form, and one particularly unreliable geyser.
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When you can't buy your daughter a prom dress even though you're working your ass off, the level of humiliation that you feel is just white-hot.
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It's too white-hot blue to be relaxing, and rather than filling a room, the Totobay's design is narrowly focused like somebody holding a flashlight at your face.
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When I took a picture of my dog frolicking in the snow he appeared to be an amorphous blob frolicking on the surface of a white hot star.
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But Destroyer turns up those simmering emotions to white-hot fury, the likes of which I've never seen a woman — especially one so purposefully unattractive — display on screen.
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A great camera, for sure, but jamming white-hot, rusty nails into your eyes was preferable to actually configuring and trying to use the company's Wi-Fi app.
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The arancina that I was served had just been fried—it was white hot and burned my tongue, because I'm a glutton who doesn't know how to wait.
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Wouldn't it be incredible if he gets really into BMX culture this year and is constantly almost caught wheelie-ing the white hot sides of the L.A. River?
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All told, Kavanaugh appears to be lying low after the volatile confirmation process and buttressing Roberts' efforts to move the court away from the white-hot media spotlight.
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Except, that's not true in 503 – the public have been burnt too many times by the white-hot hype machine, and seem comparatively realistic about this summer's tournament.
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Here's Christine Hughes, Chief Investment Strategist, OtterWood Capital: The surge in Canadian house prices has been well documented, notably in the white hot markets of Toronto and Vancouver.
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Ms. Wilkes is one of the leading lights of the white-hot Glasgow contemporary art scene, and her unprepossessing sculpture, installations and paintings are shown to advantage here.
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Contributing will be Disney's vast theme park business, which has been white-hot — the result of new attractions, higher prices and a strong economy in the United States.
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When a public event staged by members of the British royal family is executed correctly, the overall picture inspires white-hot jealousy powerful enough to split an atom.
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Walter's white-hot sense of being betrayed by fate in "Breaking Bad" was central to a story that reached toward tragedy and the mythological dimensions of noir fiction.
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A land of four-figure rents and homes that easily costs seven figures, New York City's white-hot real estate and rental prices have recently shown signs of moderating.
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All photos: Alex Cranz/GizmodoThere may exist inside of you a desire that burns white hot for the Acer Predator 21 X, but you will never buy this laptop.
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Despite confederate flags, signs that read "Deport Islam" and white-hot rage, the closest thing to conflict in front of the Lincoln Memorial was a dissident throwing a sandwich.
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The arancina—the round ones in sauce and therefore the Palermitian style, as the joint's name suggests—seemed pale, anemic, in need of a transfusion of white-hot oil.
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With its flashy soundtrack and buzz factor—the movie was based on Irvine Welsh's white-hot novel—Trainspotting felt like the U.K.'s answer to Goodfellas and Pulp Fiction.
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Kim can say his country's flag shared the podium with the stars and stripes and its leader shared a white-hot spotlight with the president of the United States.
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"I would characterize this as white hot adoption out of the gate," said Daniel Ives, an analyst at FBR Capital Markets, who has an "outperform" rating on the stock.
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She's taken over the years to performing behind veils or facial prosthetics, adopting alien and avant drag iconography that can obscure the white-hot emotional core of the music.
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The tables have turned on the formerly white-hot Columbus Blue Jackets, who answered a scintillating 226-43-24 run by dropping five in a row (21-214-3).
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In this week's episode of "Money talks" we look at how a once white-hot tech sector in China is shedding capital, employees and bonuses and heading for a freeze.
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CES could fill an encyclopedia with all the jargon that gets thrown around, but there's always one white-hot term that every company wants to include in its sales pitch.
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Locked in a three-team battle for the final two spots, Philadelphia remains in control of its own destiny headed into Saturday's home game versus the white-hot Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Speaking of sweeps, the Islanders brushed aside Carolina in a home-and-home set to move within three points of white-hot Pittsburgh for third place in the Metropolitan Division.
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In a sign of their white-hot Asian rivalry, Rosneft outbid Aramco to buy India's refiner Essar last year and boost its share in the world's fastest growing fuel market.
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The white-hot Penguins vie for their ninth win in 23 outings overall and ninth straight against the Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday when the teams meet at Consol Energy Center.
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But much more than anything in his stat line on Tuesday night, Stephenson's layup and the white-hot jock-rage it inspired suggest that he could be on his way.
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Soaring to a fresh record on Tuesday, the white-hot semiconductor stock is now up 181 percent during the past year, and an incredible 53,021 percent in the past three.
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At the white-hot core of the e-cigarette controversy: Young people who vape are significantly more likely to start smoking traditional cigarettes in the future, according to several studies.
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The Rangers are now 214 up on the Mariners, and 23 up on the white-hot Astros and honestly who cares what kind of uniforms they're wearing way back there.
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Hey, look, I like Raytheon the most [thanks to] its white hot Patriot Missile program, but there's a solid case for owning all three of the big dogs right here.
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The general consensus on Amazon's CPG private label strategy assumes that Amazon has tried to get Jessica Alba's white-hot The Honest Company products on the site, to no avail.
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Britain's relationship with the E.U. was a white-hot political issue within the Tories, but it's not as if the British public was clamoring for a vote on that subject.
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It came out of nowhere six days earlier — a sharp, burning pain after she ate or drank anything, as if she had suddenly been impaled by a white-hot sword.
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The auction of RJR Nabisco, a white-hot, debt-fueled competition that Mr. Johnson's management group lost in October and November 1988, became the biggest corporate takeover to that point.
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Mr. Caughman's death was, by the police account, a murderous act of terror in the heart of America's biggest city, at a time of white-hot fear of radical violence.
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While Schumer and Pelosi won a huge victory with the three-month deal, tensions between Trump and key Republicans in Congress are destined to escalate, potentially to white hot levels.
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We believe that they have the opportunity to build an iconic company at the intersection of AR, which is obviously white hot as a trend, and real world physical location.
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Houston hosts the white-hot epicenter of the NCAA's billion-dollar enterprise this year — a theater of glory and riches that encapsulates everything Bilas loves and loathes about the college game.
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And more and more, the "establishment" wing is trading its few remaining principles of decency in order to placate the angry voters it created by decades of white-hot resentment rhetoric.
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It was just one of these white-hot periods that happened culturally, this moment in time, you have to also consider in that period, late 60s Detroit, there were riots happening.
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The hearts of major cities like London, Las Vegas and Tokyo are white hot on the atlas, while their neighboring suburbs are covered in splotches of orange, red, magenta and pink.
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While RobTwo's work is often muted, confessional, and self-reflective, Chike, who raps with the frigid malice of someone who'd slap you for sneezing too loudly, is all white-hot id.
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After the Dow Jones industrial average hit yet another all-time high on Tuesday, Cramer had to investigate to see if the white-hot index is showing any signs of cooling.
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Sipping white hot chocolate from delicate porcelain cups, they discuss their long working hours, challenges in finding time with their children, and share strategies on networking and dealing with difficult clients.
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Dozier has been on a white-hot tear for the Twins, belting seven home runs during a five-game streak and hitting 11 in 14 contests this season against the Royals.
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But while we wait to see what the Supreme Court will do with such a white-hot political issue, it's worth remembering a few things about Trump and his tax returns.
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Candidates with deeply passionate tribal followings -- think Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders -- play heavily to their base, in hopes that their low-lying white-hot energy can erupt into other spaces.
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The 2 also hit up the beach and got in the water ... the perfect spot for Tyler to flaunt his abs and Hannah B to glisten in a white-hot bikini.
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The 133-year-old Doan looks to continue his white-hot stretch on Saturday as Arizona opens a three-game trek through Western Canada with a visit to the Edmonton Oilers.
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He taps into the heady sense of a movement exploding but also offers a clear glimpse of the intently focused, achingly vulnerable teenager who finds herself at its white-hot center.
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They were not exaggerating: Going gloveless for only a minute or two, in double-digit negative temperatures, left hands feeling numb, then clumsy and flipper-like, then white-hot with pain.
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Eddie George says the white-hot Dallas Cowboys will sweep both the MVP and Rookie of The Year Awards ... with one player ... telling TMZ Sports Ezekiel Elliott should WIN THEM BOTH.
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Maisel gives its heroine room to abandon her sense of propriety and indulge the white-hot resentment lurking underneath, it can feel like an electric shock to the tightly girdled system.
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For the most part, prominent members of both political parties recognized the need to lower the temperature and resist pointing fingers that might inflame tensions of an already white-hot controversy.
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Even if the sluggish economy suddenly jumped to white-hot levels, economists estimate the resulting tax revenue would not be nearly enough to pay down more than $4 trillion in eight years.
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Pokémon Go, on the other hand, turned the top back half of the Moto G4 into a white hot point of heat after fifteen minutes and slowed the phone to a crawl.
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If you're anything like me you hate social media with a white-hot passion yet you feel oddly compelled to put garbage into it on a regular basis, to your great shame.
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The band's audience back home did not, and almost as quickly as you can drape a "Mission Accomplished" banner on an aircraft carrier, the Dixie Chicks' white-hot career was irreversibly damaged.
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While the company has seen some major progress toward that vision beneath Facebook, it still hasn't entirely kept pace with the white-hot expectations that some investors had set toward that vision.
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Despite his white-hot Conference Finals against the St. Louis Blues, in which he put up nine points and 22 shots in six games, he hasn't figured offensively into the Finals yet.
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Jason Zucker scored his team's lone goal in a 21-33 setback to white-hot Florida on Sunday and had an assist in a 23-23 victory over Columbus on Oct. 21.
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This used to be made in taverns using gin, beer, and spices, with punters sticking a white-hot poker from the fire into a tankard of the stuff to heat it up.
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But Taito's got your back: if you accidentally interrupt the action, it gives you a three count to prepare yourself before plunging you back into the white-hot frenzy of intergalactic war.
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Iris Blasi, an editor at Pegasus, bought it in a two-book deal, along with "White Hot Grief Parade," Ms. Silber's memoir about losing her father to cancer when she was 18.
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We're confident you'll do just fine as you hunt through these white-hot pics of Mary J. Blige and try to spot the subtle differences between the two very similar Sundance shots.
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The most likely scenario is that one of them screws the other out of a win, leading to a white-hot Round 2 (after Goldberg's unexpected demolition of Lesnar at Survivor Series).
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Speech and clickbait Somehow, after nearly three decades in the white hot spotlight, the actor, producer, philanthropist and two-time "Sexiest Man Alive" honoree has managed to reintroduce himself to the public.
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These teams are united on two fronts: each possesses a white-hot hatred for the other, and they are both victims of the Golden State juggernaut, Memphis literally and Los Angeles more intangibly.
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Rumblings of Durant eyeing the Lakers in free agency have been white hot lately ... but when we got Ibaka out in Beverly Hills he seemed certain KD -- and Russell Westbrook -- were lifelong Okies.
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Not only is the brand rolling out a white-hot version of the favorite, but it's also launching a cushion compact with the famous formula and a liquid option, Glow Shot, as well.
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"Young Americans" documents the ecstasy of young love, but it's stained by a fundamental sadness: even young Americans get older, and the white-hot burn they feel is going to fade with time.
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At about 4:30 PM, lava and "white, hot vapor and blue fume" started to spew from cracks in the ground, sometimes spilling out onto residential roads, according to the US Geological Survey.
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Billowing mushroom clouds burning white-hot, grey, and orange lifted into the air above the sparkling blue Pacific Ocean, on an isolated chain of volcanic islands more than 2,000 miles east of Hawaii.
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And as he recounted trying to talk his son down from the white-hot rage he felt, I could hear emotion constricting Francis's voice through the phone as he apologized for his tears.
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An unexpected turn for an otherwise white-hot digital health IPO runUp until now, most of the digital health companies that have gone public in 2019 have had successful first days of trading.
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The debate is white hot in Maine and Nevada, where voters will decide next month whether to join 18 states and the District of Columbia that already require some form of broader checks.
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At D.C.'s white-hot Italian spot Masseria, chef Nick Stefanelli blurs the line between dinner and dessert with his off-menu "Foienolli," a cocoa cannoli shell piped with creamy foie gras mousse.
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After the Dow Jones industrial average hit yet another all-time high on Tuesday, CNBC's Jim Cramer had to investigate to see if the white-hot index is showing any signs of cooling.
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ABOUT THE CANADIENS (31-30-6): Alex Galchenyuk is on a white-hot goal-scoring spree, notching the overtime game-winning tally as part of yet another two-goal night in Tuesday's victory.
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Barbie -- who used to wrestle under the name Kelly Kelly -- left the dollhouse for a beach day in Venice ... and you've GOT to check out her sexy shots in a white-hot bikini.
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His criminality, rage and perhaps his madness have been stoked by class resentment and Mr. Keaton, with his white-hot menace and narrowing eyes, makes him a memorably angry man, not a caricature.
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Plenty of people will say that has been to WWE's detriment, but it's tough to find many wrestlers who became the white-hot stars we crave simply through the right win here or there.
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Once you're a traded social media stock, then you have one responsibility that takes precedence over literally everything else, and that responsibility is delivering white-hot, unending, greasy-fast growth metrics in every quarter.
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There are two adaptations of Dave Eggers books coming out this year; later on comes The Circle, directed by the white-hot James Ponsoldt, of The End of the Tour and The Spectacular Now.
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While the former requirement comes with the glare of a white-hot spotlight, the latter is no less taxing, particularly on a talented team with a weakness as glaring as the Astros&apos bullpen.
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Nine Days With an Absurd $9,000 Gaming LaptopThere may exist inside of you a desire that burns white hot for the Acer Predator 21 X, but you…Read more ReadWhat is Max-Q Design?
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One by one, the women stripped and took turns laying on a massage table, Edmondson says, while the others held down their arms and legs as the white-hot iron cut into their flesh.
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The man of the hour descends in a light-paneled prism, the top of his head peaking out like an Ibiza-toasted Kilroy as the set glows alternatingly red and white-hot around him.
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If the finalists in France are Macron and Le Pen, attention will shift back to Trump with a white-hot intensity if he does or says one more thing seeming to favor Le Pen.
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With the breaking news that Manafort's bail is being revoked and the judge is sending him to jail pending his trial, the pressure on him to make a deal will reach white-hot intensity.
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The program began with an ingenious intermingling of movements from Heinrich Biber's 1673 piece "Battalia," an evocation of the Thirty Years' War, and George Crumb's 1970 "Black Angels," a white-hot response to Vietnam.
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Even if the episode at the Washington restaurant does not become part of Mueller's investigative trail, it calls into question the judgment of Trump's leading lawyers as they discussed the white-hot Russia probe.
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To her, New York was the "white-hot center" and the Condé Nast empire, "like ancient Rome with all the politics and secrets, everything revolving round Si as Emperor Augustus," the tastemaker-in-chief.
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It was perfect, both funny and roundabout revenge for Sheamus's squash of the white hot heel Daniel Bryan several years ago, and I actually shrieked in an alarmingly high-pitched fashion when it happened.
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O'Meara Sanders also downplayed the grueling personal demands of a presidential campaign, something that historically has led some other spouses to pressure their husbands to avoid the white-hot presidential spotlight more than once.
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Filmmaker Jordan Peele used the "Sunken Place" (and everything that comes with it) to explore the unique terrors of being black in America, and turned Daniel Kaluuya into a white-hot star in the process.
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Brett Kavanaugh sat before the Senate committee last week, his open weeping punctuated by moments of white, hot anger and petulance directed at Democrats for "unleashing" the ordeal in which he currently finds himself involved.
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A deep-value investor might pick through the bargain bin for stocks that are being beaten up; BEMO hunts for a white-hot winner in order to keep riding that wave as investors pile in.
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Real estate firm Douglas Elliman released a report this week showing New York's white hot rental market—one of the most torrid in the country along with San Francisco—experienced a marginal cooling in May.
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As with any big change to Instagram (or Facebook or Snapchat or Twitter), the new Instagram feed was barely a few minutes' old before a wave of white hot social media rage flooded the Internet.
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Power was cut until the balloon could be freed from power lines Gratiot County Sheriff Michael Morris said in a statement that a white hot air balloon also was discovered tangled up in some trees.
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Frothy rental prices across the nation are showing signs of cooling, recent real estate data show, with the white hot markets of New York City and Washington D.C. offering modest relief to sticker-shocked renters.
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But capturing an underwater explosion at a blistering 120,000 frames per second lets us see the rapidly expanding initial blast that then collapses into a white hot ball of 'let's watch that again and again!
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"The Manhattan market is going through a process of resetting from the white-hot conditions of the past several years to something more sustainable in the long run," said Jonathan Miller, CEO of Miller Samuel.
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In the last few years, we've seen a mini-influx of reverent documentaries about white-hot pop stars such as Katy Perry (Katy Perry: Part of Me) and Justin Bieber (Justin Bieber: Never Say Never).
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St. Louis (16-16) completed a 4-6 homestand with a 10-33 loss to Pittsburgh on Sunday and is beginning to lose touch with the white-hot Chicago Cubs in the National League Central.
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"Mark Zuckerberg can resist the definition all he wants, claiming Facebook is a white hot tech company, not a media company," said Emily Bell, director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University.
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The building below it, which is owned by Boston University, is for sale, and some officials in Boston are rushing to shore it up against the forces of this city's white-hot real estate boom.
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Springer Nature, the publisher of Scientific American and the venerable scientific journal Nature, intends to stride into the white-hot field of machine learning in early 2019 with a new journal called Nature Machine Intelligence.
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The founders of HQ, the popular trivia app, have been trying to capitalize on the startup's white-hot status by raising a new funding round, hoping to land a valuation as high as $100 million.
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Luckily, Zoey Castile doesn't lean on narrating big dance numbers in STRIPPED (Kensington; paper, $15.95; ebook, $9.99), focusing instead on the white-hot connection between the stripper Zac Fallon and his upstairs neighbor, Robyn Flores.
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We've used our shopping expertise to suss out the best of both worlds, with options from both white-hot labels that have just hit the shelves and some overlooked hidden gems that are marked way down.
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The big selling point of Snatched is that it's a mother-daughter comedy starring Amy Schumer, a white-hot A-lister at the peak of her career; and Goldie Hawn, a living legend back from hiatus.
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It also meant that the dumpster itself could have been torn into pieces of jagged white-hot shrapnel in the ensuing explosion, dramatically increasing the amount of damage to anyone unlucky enough to be standing nearby.
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The Senators did show a pulse in their latest setback, getting a last-second goal in an eventual 4-3 overtime defeat at white-hot Los Angeles that came on the heels of two shutout losses.
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For this tattoo, I spent two hours bent over the artist's chair at a small shop in Baltimore, squeezing my best friend's hand during the worst of those white-hot bursts of pain from the needle.
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The singer was white hot on the 2014 red carpet in a head-turning Stella McCartney two-piece gown that showed off her hard-earned abs and a glimpse of the wing tattoo on her ribs.
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A small number of founders who have prior experience working at a white-hot startup are more likely to create "extraordinary returns," he said, and are also more likely to know about the firm's track record.
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Embers: inch-square pieces of burning wood, white hot with the blowing wind, oxygenating them like a monstrous bellows, flying helter-skelter like malevolent insects, raining down in torrents, bouncing and scuttling around like hungry locusts.
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New York's J.T. Miller is also enjoying a white-hot stretch, collecting eight goals and an assist in his last eight games - with one of each coming in a 22-29 victory over Minnesota on Thursday.
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In October 1003, when the complex debate about free speech, protest, patriotism and workplace conduct in the NFL was reaching its white-hot apex, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell tried to re-assert the league's political agnosticism.
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"Clearly China has been the white-hot engine for luxury growth lately — but this is also a global story, and price harmonization across markets is better than it was a few years ago," Mr. Chauvet said.
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NBCUniversal has been white hot — revenue soared 21 percent in the first quarter, compared with a year earlier — and its portfolio includes the fastest-growing cable network (MSNBC) and the No. 1 cable entertainment network (USA).
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It's a major exit in the white-hot fintech space, and while that transaction is still going through regulatory reviews, already some current Plaid employees are becoming alumni and fanning out into the broader startup ecosystem.
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That is seen as a healthy adjustment by many economists, as previous white-hot growth rates have been blamed for inflating asset bubbles, hobbling the financial system and distracting firms from investing in upgrading their competitiveness.
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Moon Express and Planetary Resources are two start-ups in the white-hot global space sector that the FAA estimates is a combined $324 billion, and what some argue could become the first trillion-dollar industry.
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By calling something a distraction, you declare yourself — and the things you value — squarely in the white-hot center of the universe, far away from all tangential concerns, without pausing to justify that placement at all.
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CNN's Jeff Zeleny and John King reported that the President was "white hot" over Comey, and complained about the FBI chief's comment that he felt "mildly nauseous" that his comments about Clinton may have swayed the election.
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The subscription lines and leverage facilities that direct lenders funnel from banks allow them to quickly respond to borrowers and remain competitive on pricing individual deals, which is paramount in the white-hot market of leveraged finance.
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The full range of Escobar's emotions are on display: The tenderness and melancholy of saying goodbye to his family, likely for the last time, morphs later into white-hot fury over Gaviria halting their entry into Germany.
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And the possibility of reasoned deliberation at the heart of democratic life has been obliterated by the white-hot racial and cultural hatreds that Trump was able to exploit to get elected and that he constantly fuels.
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However, some challenges come with this kind of white-hot growth: The cost of housing is well above the national average, making homebuying more difficult for millennials — the men and women attracted to all those start-ups.
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When that happens, you do lose some of the white-hot intensity of your younger years, and (in my case, at least) start trying to make up at least a bit for other things you didn't do.
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Tesla soothed some investor concerns Wednesday by delivering fourth-quarter results that beat analyst expectations, reiterating that it is on track to reach its latest Model 3 production goals, and slowing its white hot cash burn rate.
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Ms. Pascal is also producing Steven Spielberg's next film, a Nixon-era newspaper drama called "The Papers," which is already white-hot as an Oscar contender, in part because of President Trump's war with the news media.
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NEW YORK, Feb 5 (LPC) - US companies returned in droves to the US leveraged loan market to cut borrowing costs throughout January, taking advantage of investors' white-hot demand for high-yielding assets and a benign market sentiment.
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Kretschmer, the sociology professor who's written about the ERA, suspects that a national fight over the amendment could energize conservatives around two already white-hot topics: abortion and gender segregation in public spaces, like bathrooms and locker rooms.
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Nor has it been constrained by white-hot rhetoric from President Trump, such as he delivered at the United Nations on Tuesday when he pledged to "totally destroy North Korea" if the United States had to defend itself.
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But the new reality is that we face a rising nationalist party, uninterested in local variation, aggressively devoted to molding the nation in the image of the party and its leader, Donald Trump, into one white-hot mass.
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It was drafted, Mr. Schenkkan told The New York Times, in a weeklong "white-hot fury" after the election of President Trump in November, and has already been produced, or will be imminently, at theaters around the country.
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The hard part comes beforehand, when an endless procession of bad shots forces you to submerge your gnawing frustration time and time again, the white-hot rage building by degrees until it reaches that beautiful, cathartic boiling point.
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To celebrate the tenth release on the imprint, they've got original acid dons DJ Pierre, Hardfloor, Luke Vibert, and Posthuman (AKA the guys who run the label) to each turn in a punishing jet of white-hot 303 squawking.
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The fight for unbound delegates between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz is about to get white hot as the U.S. senator from Texas is confirmed to be the keynote speaker at the North Dakota delegate convention on April 2.
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We got Kim and Kanye making their way to dinner in SoHo Monday night where Kim was looking white hot in a low-cut blouse and jean skirt, with a long coat struggling to provide cover ... all in vain.
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It is Cliff who gets the white-hot shirtless scene, Cliff who emerges victorious in not one but two face-offs against the Manson Family goons, Cliff who thus inadvertently saves Sharon and her friends from their grisly fates.
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Now when Colbert expresses frustration or even white-hot anger, there's no intermediary joke diluting the intention behind it, as there was when he was satirizing Fox News bluster through the voice of a hyperbolic character on Comedy Central.
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The thing about the quote-tweet dunk is that it can feel incredibly intoxicating; in the heat of some white-hot political moment, it's always tempting to shoot the fish in the barrel and watch the Likes roll in.
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Whether he was leading Florida to a national championship or playing in the white-hot spotlight of the Super Bowl in 20133, his inner circle of friends included small-time ne'er-do-wells he knew from the old neighborhood.
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Anger at Robert Mueller is burning white-hot on the right and in conservative media, where calls for the special counsel to recuse himself from the investigation into Russian meddling in the 22019 election have reached a fever pitch.
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The Des Moines Register poll successfully poured a tanker-full of fuel on the white-hot GOP contest, Trump holding the narrowest of leads over Cruz -- 28 to 23 percent, just one point north of the margin of error.
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In softer markets like formerly white-hot Seattle, 2300 percent of listings are at a reduced price and—for the first time in four years – a buyer was able to negotiate to buy house for less than the listed price.
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Qlik is one of a host of highly leveraged US companies that are taking advantage of white hot demand from institutional loan buyers desperate for higher yields and floating rate assets in a rising interest rate environment to refinance existing loans.
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White, hot vapor and blue smoke could be seen in the eastern part of the Leilani subdivision, while dangerous levels of sulphur dioxide gas was "quite noticeable around the fissure, typical of active and recently active fissures," reports the USGS.
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And it is perhaps Lipi's work that speaks the most powerfully to the individual — the loss of a child can form a white-hot pain point, deeper and more intimate than the generalized or overwhelming anger of a factory collapse.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Kenya's Faith Kipyegon added the world title to her Olympic gold when she won a superb women's 21,2500 meters final in a white-hot London Stadium atmosphere on Monday, judging her charge to perfection and holding off the field.
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Cut to the twin engines of a Tomcat glowing red, then white hot as the afterburners kick in just as the steam catapult hurls the F-14A forward and Kenny Loggins "Danger Zone" bursts into an '80s-fueled synthesizer fury.
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As CNN's John King and Jeff Zeleny reported, the change in Trump's feelings about Comey were evident to a friend who spoke with him last weekend and noticed the President was "white hot" over Comey's recent testimony on Capitol Hill.
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There's no reserve price on the auction, but it'll still sell for good money: 21-window Microbuses in good condition can command six figures, and considering the white-hot market, seven figures probably isn't out of the question these days.
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At one point, Nick tells the woman he is with that she is "sizzling, white hot," which is I guess a flattering way to compare a woman to a piece of meat that is being fried in its own fat.
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While less likely if things went according to plan though totally possible if he veered off script, it wasn't clear if Trump would dig into the white-hot topic of the ongoing Russia investigation being conducted by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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GLOBAL MARKETS: Miners and banks helped world stocks extend their white-hot start to the year, while the dollar was straining for a fourth day of gains as traders waited for U.S. President Donald Trump's State of the Union address.
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Even before that, in the '90s, Keith McNally's Balthazar — then a white-hot nexus of the celebrity class and the media elite — was known to have a secret insiders-only reservations number, which could actually help power brokers secure a table.
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Or, say, the sad spectacle of once white hot Dolph Ziggler, now stuck in a perpetual feud with new call-up Baron Corbin, with no story attached to it other than these guys dislike each other for ill-defined reasons.
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And with the market for luxury goods entering yet another period of uncertainty, the white-hot growth in categories like travel, hospitality, and expensive food and wine has prompted hungry buyers to set their sights on top performers in those businesses.
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As an arts administrator Ms. Block moved just outside the white-hot center of the New York art world, where the city's alternative spaces and smaller museums overlap and cross-fertilize and personal determination and vision can have a big impact.
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The white hot environment where sexual harassment allegations against media figures, Hollywood executives and corporate chiefs are followed by swift action, but little repercussions for similar behavior on Capitol Hill is only increasing the perception that Congress is using a double standard.
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While Mr. Mueller's investigation grinds on — reaching into the murky depths of Russian money laundering or Russia's shadowy efforts to hack the 2016 election — Mr. Cohen's case throws a white-hot spotlight on the behavior of Mr. Trump and his closest confidants.
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Directed by Jerry Zaks, this tale of two couples at war (shades of "God of Carnage") is illuminated by the astral fireworks of its title, not to mention a white-hot star in the person of Amy Schumer, in her Broadway debut.
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Elsewhere at the Toronto International Film Festival, Parasite balanced comedy, tragedy, and white-hot fury for a story of two families at opposite ends of the economic spectrum, while Knives Out turned its spiky wit against a clan of rich ne'er-do-wells.
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Heading out to Red Rock Canyon at dawn, we hiked up a sandstone cliff, watched the sun raise its white-hot head over the Vegas valley, and then tripped down a shady trail in our hiking boots before the day got too warm.
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He has only raised the pressure on himself, stoking the white-hot level of interest in his appearance by promising to bring back several unforgettable characters, including Gumby, Buckwheat and, well-timed with Tom Hanks in theaters as Mr. Rogers, Mr. Robinson.
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Reflecting the white-hot demand for ships, over a dozen different companies, including energy majors BP and ExxonMobil, trading house Trafigura and gas utility Centrica are already looking to charter boats for the winter, according to four shipping industry sources, months earlier than usual.
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Jackson, still in his white-hot post–Pulp Fiction phase, is credited as one of the film's producers, and its cast is packed with gifted black character actors who should've been stars (Lynn Whitfield, Roger Guenveur Smith, Morgan, Carson, Lemmons's husband Vondie Curtis-Hall).
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When Welsh-born Laura Ashley began silkscreening linens in the basement of her London apartment in 1953, do you think she imagined that her name — and her quaint, romantic aesthetic — would rise to the heights of white-hot nowness in the fashion consciousness of 2019?
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The most striking clip showed footage of a sphere of C-4 (short for Composition-4, a military-grade plastic explosive) detonating, slowed down to the point where I could see the searing, white-hot gases escape from the metal casing surrounding the charge.
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The wealthiest regions continue to pull farther and farther ahead of nearly every other region — including those considered to have "comfortable" economic conditions — as white-hot markets like the San Francisco Bay Area, New York and Washington D.C., gobble up jobs, businesses and talent.
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Lil Nas X did not perform at this month's CMT Awards — the celebration organized by the Country Music Television cable network, and historically the most flexible of all the Nashville fetes — despite "Old Town Road" being at the white-hot apex of its reign.
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And if you think that being under the white-hot spotlight of impeachment has chastened the president, think again: The Trump administration's latest effort to undermine the global effort against kleptocracy happened right before the holiday season kicked off, in the height of impeachment fervor.
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But for two years, before coming to the Met, he was director and chief executive of the Fine Arts Museums in San Francisco, overseeing shows by artists like Julian Schnabel and Sarah Lucas, which connected him to this country's white-hot world of contemporary art.
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The base-heavy lineup of speakers, including a white-hot barnburner from 1989-vintage Rudy Giuliani, stuck to the theme, but the fear-centric, the-end-is-near messages were played out to a sparsely filled hall and the networks cut away repeatedly during speakers.
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But early buzz has been strong — the National Board of Review named it the best film of the year — and Globes voters turned it white hot with nominations in the big four categories: best drama, director (Steven Spielberg), actress (Meryl Streep) and actor (Tom Hanks).
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Your favorite permanently sold-out "It Bag" is being celebrated The ladies behind the white-hot and relatively new brand Mansur Gavriel, Rachel Mansur and Floriana Gavriel, are nominated for Accessories Designer of the Year alongside big, established names, including Proenza Schouler and The Row. 3.
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Mickelson, whose tally of five major championships is well shy of the 14 held by Woods, savored the win over a player he had a white-hot rivalry with more than a decade ago and whom he described as the best to ever play the game.
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The International Conference on Advances in Computer Entertainment Technology, a relatively niche academic symposium in its 15th year, is embroiled in a white-hot controversy over its keynote speaker: Steve Bannon, the former White House Chief Strategist and founding member of the right-wing publisher Breitbart News.
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This is Sarah, who is in love with her fellow thespian David in that white-hot way where they pretend he's picking her up for a game of racquetball even though they both know they won't leave the house until her mom comes home from work.
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Still, as the campaign ended and the Trump administration took hold, and as much as I continued to cling to a blind faith in the power of facts, it was impossible not to get drawn into the white-hot debate over coverage in a politicized America.
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Mr. Nadella also addressed a series of business flops — including a disastrous acquisition of the phone maker Nokia and Microsoft's late start in development of cloud computing services — that pushed it out of the top tier of white-hot tech companies like Facebook, Apple and Google.
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The judge handling the criminal case that set off a white-hot, national political controversy last week — the prosecution of President Donald Trump's longtime adviser Roger Stone — has ordered both sides to take part in a telephone hearing Tuesday to discuss the status of the case.
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In the past several years, the use of substances like MDMA, psilocybin, ibogaine and ayahuasca in treating the root of myriad health issues has become a white hot topic, with outlets from The Wall Street Journal to Stars and Stripes covering the so-called psychedelic revolution.
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HOWARD KURTZ, FOX NEWS HOST: Well, in that moment under the white hot spotlight in Helsinki, it seemed to almost everyone was watching, the president of the United States was siding with Putin, was taking the word of this former KGB spy over his own U.S. intelligence agencies.
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But Una Mujer Fantástica's reviews thus far, which almost uniformly laud Vega's performance as the film's white hot center, cement it as a standout among them—and have snowballed into buzz that she could be the first openly transgender actress to be nominated for an Oscar in history.
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In court briefs, Lessig urges the justices to "resolve this conflict now, before it arises within the context of a contested election" arguing that if the court decides the issue before the next election it could issue an opinion "outside the white-hot scrutiny of a contested presidential election."
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The real kicker of this experience, the one that makes me clench my ass cheeks together and cry for my mother, happened when I saw myself leaning against the bar, tipping a can of PBR toward my mouth, glaring at the band with eyes of white-hot contempt.
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To James Kolbe, a Republican who in the 1990s and 2000s represented the Arizona congressional seat that flipped in the midterms, south and east of Tucson, the president's rhetoric about illegal immigrants was reminiscent of the white-hot anger he heard at town hall events in the mid-2000s.
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NEW YORK, Oct 9 (LPC) - Plastics maker Berry Global is looking to take advantage of white-hot demand for better-rated leveraged loans and reduce pricing on approximately US$2.03bn in debt as global volatility rippling through the market is causing investors to seek safety in higher-quality assets.
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Tropical house music, a style of electronica that hit peak saturation in 2015, might not be as white-hot this year, but the subgenre's pioneers, like Kygo and Felix Jaehn, who scored a No. 303 hit two years ago for his remix of Omi's "Cheerleader," are still going strong.
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Given the white hot spotlight on the Kardashian-Jenner family, it seems unlikely such a fire could burn unnoticed, even if the couple wanted it to (which, considering Jenner's love-of-bling most recently extends to a Louis Vuitton-printed baby Lamborghini for 10-month-old daughter Stormi, they probably wouldn't).
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What began with CM Punk's notorious worked shoot and subsequent summer-long title reign reached its apex with Bryan's white-hot run into WrestleMania XXX, a run centered on the very real fact that a significant segment of the fan base was sick of WWE's perpetual Cena-Orton motion machine.
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The accumulation of presidential humiliations imposed on Senate and House Republicans are so extreme, obnoxious, repellent and destructive to their party and our country that the pressure to break ranks is reaching white-hot intensity—and increasing with every new revelation, scandal, whistleblower, Deep Throat leaker and tell-all book.
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And lastly, supermodel Kelly Rohrbach puts her own leggy spin on the all-white ensemble, pairing a plunging two-button blazer with an asymmetrical miniskirt, and topped off the white-hot look with black accessories, including her statement choker and strappy sandals for a recent Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue event.
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But unlike countless other white-hot brands that have languished nearly as swiftly as they launched, or some legacy labels that lose their way a little bit more with every passing year, Tibi has seemingly done the industry impossible: Endure while becoming more relevant and interesting with each new season.
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Launched into the stratosphere on the power of their breakout single "Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)," the New York-based act solidified their white-hot status when they won the 1991 Billboard Award for Best New Pop Artist, beating out Boyz II Men, Color Me Badd, EMF and others.
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The summer of scandal for the GOP will be a four ring circus of white hot congressional hearings, dramatic new revelations about ties between Russia and Team Trump, major investigative news stories suggesting financial conflicts of interest and town meetings where Republican members will be under siege from extremely unhappy constituents.
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By virtue of his appetite, his fame and the kind of mind that can keep track of an 80,000-record vinyl collection, Mr. Thompson in the last few years has crept into the white-hot center of a food world that is itself moving toward the center of pop culture.
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Tabloid columnists and self-admiring sports talk radio type feed this inchoate rage with white-hot takes lambasting the team for trading such an accomplished player for so little, when dealing him months ago was the Obvious Thing To Do. Straw man arguments aside, just about everyone loses in this deal.
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After a trip to the Whitney, where Mr. Lang was most attracted to works that were only obliquely political, he took in something more heavy-handed: a performance of Marc Blitzstein's white-hot musical "The Cradle Will Rock," which makes its pro-union message forcefully clear, at Classic Stage Company.
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One of the big problems with Little Women the novel is that everyone loves the first half, the part that Alcott wrote in a white-hot rush when she didn't think it was ever going to become anything, and which seems to have been where she felt most creatively free.
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Keep your ears open for Cardi B's "Tiger Woods," Lana Del Ray's "White Hot Forever," J. Cole's "The Fall Off," Ozzy Osbourne's "Ordinary Man," The 1975's "Notes on a Conditional Form," plus new album releases from Kendrick Lamar, Rihanna, Haim, The Strokes, Pearl Jam, Justin Bieber, Drake and Lady Gaga.
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I remember so vividly that moment when we were trying to cross, crawling through bushes, jumping over rocks, my body burning from the heat of the unforgiving sun and the white-hot fear inside me at the thought of being caught and losing my chance of having my father back in my life.
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The half a percentage point increase in average hourly earnings in January was the brightest spot in a generally positive Labor Department report on Friday, which showed job creation slowing from the white-hot pace of late 22015 even as the unemployment rate fell to an eight-year low of 229 percent.
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Since starring as Wilson on the five-season CW reboot from 2008-13, Grimes-Beech has been cast in a handful of TV movies (The Hazing Secret, Christmas Incorporated, and Sandra Brown's White Hot, among others) and scored the leading role in this year's CTV drama The Detail as Detective Jacqueline (Jack) Cooper.
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If you believe strongly in your vision, shrinking back to the essential business that allows you to remove the white hot risk while living on the capital you've got, or raising less capital, you may be able to raise potentially much less capital on convertible debt and build value methodically before fund raising.
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But past may be prelude, and we don't live in Daniel Bryan's WWE anymore—we live in Roman Reigns' WWE, which means they may very well build to a white hot match down the line and sacrifice all of this to feed Charlotte, who they seem very intent on backing no matter what.
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Written in one week and in a "white-hot fury," as Mr. Schenkkan told The Times, it is a speculative fiction, set in 2019, in which a journalist (Tamara Tunie) interviews a Trump administration official (James Badge Dale) who is awaiting sentencing for his role in deporting immigrants after a terrorist attack.
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Now that intervening decades have cooled off that white-hot zenith, The Face in the Moon: Drawings and Prints by Louise Nevelson at the Whitney Museum, like last spring's exhibition of her relief sculpture at Pace Gallery, speaks to her considerable craftsmanship, as well as the range of her imagination and her risk-taking.
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Lightspeed says 17 of its existing company CEOs have already signed the side letter — including CEOs from well-known companies like The Honest Company, Affirm and HQ Trivia, the white-hot quiz show app that had some difficulty raising money after investors unearthed questionable behavior toward women by one of its co-founders, Colin Kroll.
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Cryptocurrency, for example, is just one white-hot topic, and you won't want to miss founder and former EIC Michael Arrington (of Arrington XRP Capital, a $100 million digital asset management firm in blockchain-based capital markets) and CEO Brad Garlinghouse (of Ripple, a payment services company) as they discuss the evolution of cryptocurrencies.
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When Kendrick Lamar was announced as the musical guest for tonight's episode of The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, it was presumed that he would probably run through a cut from the still white-hot To Pimp a Butterfly, until Roots drummer Questlove let slip on Twitter that the song being performed was brand new.
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Her legal battle comes against the backdrop of a state whose population is rapidly changing, a governor's race with illegal immigration as a white-hot issue among conservatives, and a nationwide fear among liberals that their opponents are rigging the system to keep people of color out of the voting booths — and out of office.
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"I think we've seen in the past since the Trump election, often times these events are white-hot in terms of media coverage but often times the markets seems to, to muddle through these so that may well be the case here as well," Fritz Foltz, chief investment strategist at 2859.17EDGE Asset Management, told CNBC.
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Read more: Pakistan hints at nuking India after cross-border airstrikes roil the white hot feud Both sides agree that India struck Balakot, but the results of the strike remain unclear and hotly disputed, with India claiming that as many as 300 militants were killed, and Pakistan saying only trees and some houses were hurt.
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Opening date: May 9, 2017 Closing date: Open until filled Position: Director Location: Washington, DC Number of Positions Available: 1 Duration: Full-time, or until such time as the President, at whose pleasure you serve, is thrown into a "white hot" rage by your actions or testimony on anything to do with alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Right now on the parts of the internet mostly occupied by People Who Work In the Business of Content (or as known by their Hebrew name: Media Schmucks), there's a fiery debate raging, mostly through the dumb art of white-hot takery, about a critical issue for this terrifyingly weird and abrasive moment in American history: An email newsletter.
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Read more: In white-hot attack on the Russia probe, Trump is now calling an FBI informant talking to his campaign 'SPYGATE'The FBI was not wiretapping him but did have a warrant from 2011 to 2013 to surveil a Russian crime ring running out of the 63rd floor of Trump Tower, ABC News reported in 2017.
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In New York City, the $3 billion package delivered by Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill De Blasio to successfully lure Amazon ran into a political buzzsaw due to real and perceived exclusion of community representation in the process and the absence of tangible economic benefits to those disconnected from New York City's white-hot economy.
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If the country delivered a mixed verdict nationally on Mr. Trump and his brand of unrepentant nationalism and white-hot rhetoric on immigration in the 2018 midterms — Democrats seized the House and ceded ground in the Senate, and the two parties split key governorships — the results were far clearer in a region that once defined moderate Republicanism in America.
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I feel stifled imagining coming down from so much time on LSD and after living with Bible-drag trippers out in sci-fi stash houses in the white hot desert, among saguaro and ocotillo, to end up with my mother looking like Betty Draper, in a hotel full of the Victorian-influenced furnishings of the rich.
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Long after Pepsi introduced Bubly (circa early 113) and the La Croix Era took hold (the drink has been around for decades but surged in popularity in the midteens), Coke is banking its first major new brand launch in 14 years on the proposition that it can bring something new to the white-hot seltzer market.
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As the daughter of a New Zealander, I have performed a fair few hangis in my time—heating a set of rocks in a fire until they're white hot, lowering a crate full of cabbage-wrapped meat over them, and then burying the whole thing in earth for up to eight hours until it's cooked to falling-off-the-bone perfection.
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" When the Iranian harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani, 34, heard Ms. Argerich's recording of Prokofiev's concerto, he was thrilled by the rushing tempo of the finale, which has a "fearlessness that gives a white-hot impression to the piece from the first chords and an incandescent wash of colors in what must be the most hair-raising coda to the third movement on record.
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Yes, we got our toffee and almond milk hot chocolate and of course our Pumpkin Spice Lattes, but Starbucks isn't done yet: Today, December 27—perhaps to help you recover from the sad fact that Christmas is over—the coffee chain is releasing a trio of black and white beverages: the Black and White Mocha, Black and White Hot Cocoa and Black and White Frappuccino.
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The fight between Mr. Cuomo and Ms. Nixon has emerged as an early flash point in the battle to define the future of the Democratic Party in the age of President Trump: a contest between an accomplished and pragmatic governor who controls the classic machinery of Democratic politics, and an upstart challenger with little track record but white-hot rhetoric of unfiltered liberalism to rally the base.
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The governor's race between two young and energetic politicians — Mr. DeSantis, a Trump acolyte who adopted elements of the president's white-hot style, and Mr. Gillum, a liberal darling running to be Florida's first black governor — was widely seen as a proxy battle between competing ideological visions of the country's future, one diverse and progressive, the other conservative and quick to defend Mr. Trump's nationalist policies.
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Almost immediately after the then-Los Angeles assistant district attorney was tasked with heading the prosecution of former NFL standout O.J. Simpson for the 1994 murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman, she was bathed in an intense, white-hot spotlight of media attention and public scrutiny of a sort that no criminal litigator had ever experienced in the history of the justice system.
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The conservative Sinclair Broadcast Group, the largest local television station owner in the United States, is only expected to grow under the lax oversight of Trump's Federal Communications Commission, which means more households will be treated to familiar storylines that could have come straight from the White House, including that economic growth has become white-hot under Trump and that voter fraud may have cost Trump the popular vote.
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The brand's oft-trolled Choose What You Pay section normally offers over-produced goods that have done lengthy tours of duty on the site, but this year, on Cyber Monday, the page will play temporary host to a number of white-hot goods like the ReDown Puffy Puff, Cashmere Crewneck, and the Cocoon Coat with signature tiered discounts of 20% to 40% off — basically every essential you've been eyeing since the mercury descended past 55.
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I would argue against that interpretation and believe that the hook‑up was the right call for that show, but the lesson Moonlighting's ratings drop passed on to other TV shows, nevertheless, was almost always about not shooting your sexual chemistry in the foot by consummating it.) To be sure, the white-hot chemistry between Mulder and Scully (or, perhaps more accurately, actors David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson) and the series' seeming reluctance to consummate that chemistry made it seem as if the show had taken several pages from the Moonlighting playbook.
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Look for the issue of abuse of power, including whether Trump sought to pressure the Department of Justice to prosecute Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE, to continue at white-hot levels.
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