I thrash around until I'm physically exhausted and finally fall asleep at about three in the morning. |
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Brown will meet his closest lieutenants to retrench and thrash out some way of turning a deteriorating situation to his advantage. |
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The next meet brings in legal experts so that the elderly can thrash out the problems they have when faced with complicated, long-drawn lawsuits. |
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Chief officers from two authorities will thrash out a way of resolving a rumbling war over Trowbridge's expanding pigeon population. |
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They vary up the torture tactics via new school hardcore, the furious primal bombast of thrash metal and every barbed edge in-between. |
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His future father-in-law came round to dinner one evening and attempted to thrash him with a horsewhip. |
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His father paid a visit to mine, who proceeded to thrash me with a yardstick. |
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She would beat her until her arm was tired and then thrash her on the floor. |
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Those famous feet thrash the water so hard, the men that trail him say it is like being immersed in a washing machine. |
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The more they thrash, push and struggle the more quickly they fatigue and the more mistakes they make. |
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As the tiny birds thrash around trying to free themselves they become even more entrapped. |
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So they thrash around, throwing money at projects and making sacrifices to the gods. |
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In election years, politicians thrash around blindly in an attempt to humour or captivate public opinion. |
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Now he'd had a chance to thrash me again, I had lost what small advantage I had. |
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Meanwhile the players dressed to thrill when they turned out for their thrash at the hotel following their 1-0 win. |
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Neither is formal beauty a universally shared musical value, as much as film music or thrash metal are deliberately ugly. |
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They also offer doom metal, death metal, thrash metal, power metal and black metal. |
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She abruptly broke off the conversation to ask a man browsing through the thrash metal section if he could find what he was looking for. |
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I think it's kind of cool that thrash metal fans can get a chance to check out for the first time bands that helped lay down the roots. |
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It involves him playing loud thrash metal music late at night, or joining a group of Dublin youngsters in a joy-riding escapade. |
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While musically competent, these guys display no particular distinction, and the thrash guitar leads are pretty basic. |
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They jumped into the thrash metal game very late, when it was spiraling back into the underground. |
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But I'm never going to thrash it out with them because they think my taste in music appalling so I never talk to them. |
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Guys are willing to thrash things out with each other when there are conflicts. |
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I want to get all the staff members involved in my case to come together to thrash it out. |
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What I'm getting at is that you seem have a bone to pick with me of late, and we should thrash it out before it becomes a problem. |
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Teresa began to thrash around in Alistairs arms, her eyelids still flickering. |
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As the eggs and milt are released, males thrash their tails wildly, apparently to help scatter the eggs. |
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According to various Japanese metal Web sites, the band was formed in 1992 in a cesspool of early Japanese thrash and black metal. |
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Maddie moved up to thrash around in the forming mosh pit closer to the stage, but Austin chose to stay behind. |
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But it just won't do to get up on stage and thrash around, and cry, and blurt things out. |
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You're likely to hear fragments of everything from classical masterpieces to thrash metal, from jazz licks to film music soundscapes. |
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The meeting, attended by all five legislative caucuses, attempted to thrash out a preliminary consensus before today's meeting. |
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At times that means straighter pop tinted by shades of folk, country and indie rock and at other times, screaming hillbilly thrash. |
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Orangutans, gorillas, and their ape relatives, meanwhile, will ineffectually thrash around in deep water or simply gurgle and sink. |
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It may be their collective hardcore or thrash metal backgrounds. |
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Their latest album is proof of this, smelting the finest elements of thrash, death and black metal and ruthlessly pouring the molten result down your throat. |
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The Bay Area is renowned for giving birth to jam bands, crust punks, and even thrash metallers, but few truly recognize the region's contributions to rap. |
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One of the most distinctive guitarists of the punk generation, his searing, choking guitar lines lift the songs above the thrash punk anthems they would later become. |
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But we are appealing to all parents to rethink smacking for the sake of the small number of children whose parents or carers beat and thrash them within an inch of their life. |
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Sometimes you just want to watch four people in tight black leathers whacking out two minute slabs of energetic thrash, and this they do perfectly. |
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Performing a variety of songs from all three albums, the band rocked out on a dynamic rollercoaster that ranged from the softest melodies to pounding virtual thrash metal. |
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It's simple, straight ahead thrash metal that gets repetitive fast. |
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What should be a routine story in most national papers suddenly assumes gigantic proportions when the editor of a leading paper uses it to thrash the present government. |
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Unable to speak, he summoned enough energy to thrash about knocking over the IV pole containing bottles of blood. |
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The harsh, methodical thrash of '80s-style death-metal, and annoying and heavy vocal stylings, do nothing to save this album from total terribleness. |
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If we were doing thrash metal, we would definitely dress the part. |
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Avid moviegoers should be singing the director's praises from the rooftops for daring to thrash out the matter in all its imperfect, dark thorniness. |
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The four-lad outfit turned in a stunning thrash metal performance complete with guitar posturing and indecipherable lyrics delivered in a satanic growl. |
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Incredibly, with Bryant idling on the bench, the Lakers shook off their distractions and managed to thrash one of their supposed title rivals in their opening game. |
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At best Victorians could float, dog-paddle, or thrash about a bit. |
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Thrash this one, and it just gets a bit wheezier towards the top end of its rev range. |
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He and Murdoch are due to meet next week to thrash things out. |
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Even while electrifying the cosmopolite yuppies with hard rock, heavy metal and thrash metal, he has pop and slow rock numbers in plenty in his quiver. |
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Thrash not Wheat to keep untill March, lest it prove foisty. |
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Thrash soon began to evolve and split into more extreme metal genres. |
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The women, stout, strong, brazen-faced creatures, in most cases looked able to thrash any of the partners with whom they consorted. |
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Many subgenres of heavy metal developed outside of the commercial mainstream during the 1980s such as crossover thrash. |
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The movement began in the United States, with Bay Area thrash metal being the leading scene. |
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The sound developed by thrash groups was faster and more aggressive than that of the original metal bands and their glam metal successors. |
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In the early 1990s, thrash achieved breakout success, challenging and redefining the metal mainstream. |
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He also said the band would bring back the thrash metal elements from Scream Aim Fire. |
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Bullet for My Valentine has been described as hard rock, thrash metal, heavy metal and metalcore. |
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Many species thrash about violently when disturbed to scare away potential predators. |
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Manchester United shrugged off injuries to Phil Jones and Ashley Young to thrash a lifeless Fulham side. |
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The band combined this art rock approach with its roots in mod and thrash metal to develop this signature Thin Lizzy-meets-muzak approach. |
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Competitors will don their costumes, tune up nothing and attempt to thrash and headbang their way into the grand final in London. |
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That means both will have to thrash through August primaries. |
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A top level summit will thrash out plans to build the next generation of naval superguns in the North East. |
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As he reeled on wide-braced legs, sobbing for breath, the jungle and the moon swimming bloodily to his sight, the thrash of bat-wings was loud in his ears. |
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Although thrash began as an underground movement, and remained largely that for almost a decade, the leading bands of the scene began to reach a wider audience. |
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The encounter group would meet either before or after regular school hours.... The group would thrash out the problem of racial hostility, and any relevant problems. |
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Death metal, like thrash metal, generally rejects the theatrics of earlier metal styles, opting instead for an everyday look of ripped jeans and plain leather jackets. |
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As part of the MUN sessions, students simulate actual proceedings from UN bodies like the Security Council and The General Assembly to try and thrash out fresh resolutions. |
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They will meet the West Ham striker to thrash out financial details of the short-term deal which will make him Henrik Larsson's stand-in until the end of the season. |
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