However, his comeback was accompanied by a 90 percent chance the shoulder would pop out of joint again. |
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He enjoyed mixing traditional pop sounds with weird instruments like the French Horn. |
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British pop history doesn't start with them, but they are its 1066-the point at which the traditional curriculum really gets going. |
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But he clearly feels in no hurry to rush back in the pop scene during such lean times for dance music. |
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More Central American joints will pop up, offering classics as well as imaginative nuevo Latino cuisine. |
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Finally, you can start typing a name, and matching address book entries pop up. |
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The pop rivet itself looks something like a nail with a flanged metal sleeve over one end. |
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The four girls, Kelly, Tara and sisters Ciara and Cathy, blend pure, lilting harmonies with timeless pop melodies. |
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This series is one of the best examples of pop culture repackaging I've ever seen. |
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So when I turned pro, one of my gimmicks was to throw my hat over the hole so the ball wouldn't pop out. |
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Why not pop along to the AGM next Tuesday, in the pavilion rooms at the rec? |
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These days one moves in and out of pop culture the way one dodges raindrops in a downpour. |
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Folk songs work well, but pop music of any kind or any period will do as long as it has relatively simple melody lines. |
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The woman's son is westernised, listens to pop music and prefers to hangout with his friends rather than study. |
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This is music that deftly defines its era, often more resonantly than the chart-based pop of the time. |
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You hear both main tires pop as you whump to the ground short of the runway. |
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She does not try to airbrush his flaws nor does she indulge in pop psychology. |
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He has what is possibly one of the best male voices and ranges in the pop music world at the moment. |
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Once installed, adware will pop up or insert advertisements on your screen. |
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Here, instead of trying to match their vocals to pop music, players must rap along to a large group of hip-hop favorites. |
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But it was no problem for one of us to pop down to a shop close by and buy some for ourselves. |
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They might not have the fizz and the pop of aerated drinks, but they certainly contain the goodness of herbs. |
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Of late, Wattal has been seriously looking outside the ambit of working with pop artists. |
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Nonetheless, the spooky harmonies create a wash that flows over the slight acoustic lilts, creating a very pretty pop moment. |
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At lunchtime on the day of the party, the BBC's avuncular anchorman David Dimbleby introduced a montage of pop footage. |
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And I am afeared about what sort of photos of me are going to pop up on other people's sites. |
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What she actually offers is a load of manufactured pop songs, sung in a slightly affected posh voice. |
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Sometimes I can only wonder in amazement about how our pop stars are forced to suffer for their art. |
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As consumers, we have the power to refuse pop music that lulls us into numb, apathetic sleep. |
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Today I very nearly wimped out on the Lunchquest deal, thinking that I'd pop around the corner and get a sandwich instead. |
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However we had to get going as I'd promised to pop into work briefly to check out my new laptop. |
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Try a pop and movies quiz, with a prize for the child or group who gets the most answers right. |
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For all her brother's enthusiasm, she imagined that the end product would be three amateurish pop songs, all with the same four basic chords. |
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Greeting to all you Montreal musicians and nostalgic reminiscers of pop music's golden ages from wherever you are. |
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Hip-hop beats are put up against classical music and pop songs, with any given tune cutting out abruptly whenever a scene shifts. |
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I thought I could just pop into my local clinic and see someone, like the drop in clinics I was used to. |
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They have electricity only during the day, when sewing machines buzz in the craft centre and Khmer pop songs emanate from radios. |
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The Antipodean diva of pop was emblazoned across many of the front pages of the red tops garbed in one of the shortest skirts known to man. |
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By the late 1960s, pop art had risen to take the place of abstract expressionism. |
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The boys amble about swapping melodies whilst knocking off a string of sunshine West Coast pop hits with unerring ease. |
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We tend to forget pop itself was once a term of abuse and these worthies were as close to the cutting edge as it was possible to get. |
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However, more often than not these pop hits were composed with someone else in the driver's seat. |
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Nightclub DJs feel the pulse of the crowd, warm them up with some pop and play the current dance hits. |
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My legs had gone numb and my heart was slamming against my ribcage, threatening to pop right out of my chest. |
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After all, let's not pretend that all worthwhile pop music has always been about generational rebellion. |
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Starting in 1983, a band called the Influence pioneered Nepali pop by singing thoroughly Western pop music in Nepali rather than English. |
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The band are aiming at spiritual uplift, at finding common ground between pop music, alternative rock and religious devotional. |
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Burrowed within deviant squalls of noise and aural wonkiness, No Hands is actually plying some supremely tight little pop tunes. |
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He shrugs in the way a pop star might wonder at the fuss being made over playing to full houses every night. |
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The themes that dominate our pop culture are often only truly apparent in retrospect. |
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Everybody needs a summer holiday, but which once ageless pop star opened his Barbados home to the Blair family in August? |
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The last we ever hear of him, he is reportedly seeing a well known gay pop singer. |
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To go west means to hop the twig, pop one's clog, hand in one's dinner pail, and so on. |
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The music is mainstream alternative pop and rock music, with little or no variation. |
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But it's so lame it's funny, and the music is pretty cool, I will go out on a limb here and say this is a good power pop song. |
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Just pop those finely tooled leather suitcases in the back and point her in the general direction of somewhere hot and expensive. |
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The living dead in pop culture are no doubt inspired by the great voodoo zombie legend of Haiti in the heart of the Caribbean. |
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I had trouble keeping my balance because I had an open soda pop can in my hands so I had to go slower. |
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So if you have an old fur piece kicking about, pop it on over a tweed skirt teamed with ribbed tights and court shoes. |
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His particular brand of late-capitalist pop nihilism combined with his angst-ridden gay teen characters has always reeked of superficiality. |
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Ridiculously catchy, this'll remind you how fun pop can be without being totally lame. |
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Too many contemporary film-makers prefer to use collections of pop records for theme music. |
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It would definitely pay for rock and pop lovers to dust down their old vinyl records as music memorabilia can prove a real money spinner. |
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In his autobiography he points to influences from punk, reggae, rock and pop with hip-hop, which really gave him his sense of direction. |
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Back at our riad, champagne corks pop and canapes are handed round as we settle down on comfortable couches overlooking the pool. |
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Besides, they've got this universal broad appeal, whereas all I'm doing is wittering on about obscure pop music. |
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This British duo continues to rock with alluring sensitivity and a plenitude of pop sensibility. |
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Accompanying this was a sound and light show that would match any of the big pop concerts as well as a fantastic house band. |
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But regardless, these reissues are welcome news for sunshine pop fetishists and casual fans of 60s pop alike. |
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There was no off-switch, and the seemingly clean-cut, anti-drugs pop star fell into every artfully concealed trap that fame laid for him. |
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Once set off, they will shoot into the air, pop once, twice, thrice, and shower the old people and children below with an airburst of hot embers. |
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If you've always hated them, pop them out of their skins and taste the difference. |
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The moment these records first appeared, pop groups were experimenting with sackbuts, rebecs and crumhorns. |
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For decades it has been acclaimed as pop music's lost masterpiece, the holy grail of rock and the best album never made. |
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But I think there's a tendency to choose the latter for moral reasons and, ugh, a morality of pop music persona is like a metaphysics of pudding. |
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Coupland the slaphappy rhetorician, drunk on throwaway tropes and instant epigrams, puts Coupland the pop sociologist in the shade. |
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It was only after Gray reworked the book and retitled it that it became the bestselling pop psychology book of all time. |
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Michael sent it an electronic signal to tell it to rewind the tape, then he recorded some loud pop music over that section of the cassette. |
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His durability will stop the revolving door at the position, and he will provide pop in the bottom of the order. |
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You won't find any funny cartoon footage, wisecracks, guerrilla theatre or pop music. |
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With pop you can talk to a lot more than just people who like janky low-fi indie music performance. |
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I'm willing to bet that Dido's audience is almost exclusively female, to an unusual degree in pop artists. |
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This sort of thing is entirely acceptable in the pop world, as long as the end result does not infringe the original copyright. |
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Since American pop culture reveres stardom, rappers often garner more attention and respect than they deserve. |
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Crossing over from pop music stardom to movie stardom is a killer assignment, no matter how big you are as a pop phenomenon. |
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While the sound of Too Much Guitar is saturated with raunchiness, beautiful pop melodies often shine through the brutish production. |
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Knowing that I have several hours to kill on my own and that no-one will likely pop round makes me incredibly anxious. |
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Leave a little extra powder on the brush, pop the cap on, and toss it in your bag for all-day touch-ups. |
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Rain is expected to pop up Wednesday afternoon as a warm front arrives from the south. |
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Before she danced and sang her way to pop queendom, Madonna attended which university? |
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Come and enjoy a mixture of sublime acoustic and pop music, punk, electronic wizardy, hard-rock and funk. |
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Martin decides to impress Christine by trying to look like her favourite pop star and Sandy enlists Mary's help in practising for a water birth. |
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I want to be able to turn on Radio 1 and hear you playing your own unique music one day, stopping that flow of anodyne pop nothingness. |
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She appeared alongside young aces in fields including sports and music and pop singing. |
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And they were also quick to slam high-spending pop stars and other celebrities who they said were a bad example to youngsters. |
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Those Icelandic good time boys wowed us with their high-kicking quick-fire bubble-gum pop songs. |
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This is not a personality-driven, motivational DVD with a driving pop music score for added zip. |
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I love pop music, I love world music, I love opera, so I want to do many things, and I don't hesitate to do them. |
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They have been described as the quintessential English pop group, with a string of hits bemoaning late-teen angst. |
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The multitalented, balding star wowed the crowd, so expect him to pop up in New York sometime soon. |
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The next day the Greeks have a pop at Troy itself but the mighty Trojan army repulses them. |
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The ball is rolled to Baxter who has a pop from a distance and shoots way over the bar. |
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The elder brother went on to become a member of the world's most famous pop group, while the younger one changed his name and went his own way. |
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This is a vocal pop band, not an acid rock band, and there's only so many weird things you can do with group harmonies. |
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Components are assembled using attractive stainless steel fasteners or aluminum pop rivets that keep the fence secure. |
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Put one on at bedtime, or pop it in the fridge and wear it as you catnap, to reduce signs of jet lag or fatigue. |
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Indeed, Menand's enthusiasm for commercialism and pop culture goes far toward explaining why his work seems so acquiescent. |
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It is kind of a risky thing to write a pop song about a legionnaire stuck in a desert. |
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If you'd like a cake, give me your address and I'll pop one in a Jiffy bag for you. |
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Underscoring their eccentricity and quirky jiggery-pokery is an ability to crack out a memorable pop melody. |
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The world-famous Vienna Boys' Choir has departed from more than 500 years tradition to perform pop and rock music. |
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Bringing pop acts to perform with an orchestra is a good idea, but too often the symphony takes a back seat to the star. |
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A variety of American pop genres are mixed now with zouk, rhi, and jit from Africa, salsa from the Caribbean, and Indian bhangra. |
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She also publishes an independent webzine, The Philosophical Mother, where she often comments on motherhood and pop culture. |
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They're not anachronistically trying to make the perfect old-fashioned pop song. |
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Cheesy some of it may be, but there's a genuine thrill to be had from seeing this pampered pop icon in action. |
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The pop up text wasn't working because some of the annotations would be very long and I also wanted to include links with some of them. |
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My sensibility has been shaped as much by movies and television and pop music as it has by books. |
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Some people make a big fuss about this stuff, which tastes like flat soda pop to me. |
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For larger weeds, water thoroughly, then use a hand weeder to pop them out of the ground. |
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I always wanted to be famous, whether it be a pop star or an actress in theatre. |
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Look for loose joints or other structural problems with the system, and repair them as needed using pop rivets. |
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The effortless transformation of Justin Bieber from dreamy teen heartthrob to heartless, self-centered pop star continues apace. |
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Most of the planes have high wings, and often the pilots will let you pop open the window to get clean photos if they know you're a serious shooter. |
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There's bass and lead guitar work with various levels of distortion, a drum set that doesn't let up on the kick drum or hi-hat, and a decent pop vocalist. |
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Pop music has always possessed a fetish for the combination of youth and musical skill, apparently since it takes a mature, world-weary mind to write a catchy pop hook. |
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From pop rocks with an audio track to abstract art drizzled in syrup, restaurants are taking dessert way beyond coffee and cake. |
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But the problem is aggravated immeasurably by the simplicity of current-day pop music. |
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The Simpsons is really experiencing this pop culture moment of late, with the all-day FXX marathon. |
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This is a blow-up love doll that is made to anatomically resemble pop star Miley Cyrus. |
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A healthy majority of these posts are the angsty exaggerations of teenagers and breathy recitations of the latest pop trends. |
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The person to blame for all this is the anodyne British pop star Gary Barlow. |
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The resultant pop culture is as morbid and contagious as the epidemics they depict. |
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So when he graduated from antihero to pop stalwart in the mid-aughts, the rap world largely lost interest. |
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Whether or not one likes the music of Garth Brooks, it is arguable that he is the last and only Populist in pop culture. |
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But Tarzan is also the armature for a heady display which reaches way beyond the simple chronicling of a pop phenomenon. |
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Following the first warm-up session held to gauge interest in the scheme, sessions will be held in the new year in rock and pop to jazz, swing, Latin, big band and reggae. |
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The organizers have assembled a line-up of local, regional and national performers that range from pop to folk to dance to Latin to rock and will not disappoint. |
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In attendance was supermodel Elle Macpherson and king of pop Michael Jackson, who also performed. |
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Austin Mahone, the teenage pop star with a more wholesome image than his predecessor Justin Bieber wants to tell you his story. |
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Playing this sort of music did nothing to bring me towards liking pop but that all changed when I got a job as a roadie for Johnny Dankworth's big band. |
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She began watching American television and listening to American pop music, including the backstreet Boys and Madonna. |
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The movie is full of obscure references that only pop culture enthusiasts will understand. |
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Perry is a pop general, perched atop a candy rainbow, bathing her army of fans in an elixir of empowerment. |
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This is my own pop psychology 101, but I will hazard a guess that belcher would have beaten her to death instead, or stabbed her. |
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On Hannah, Miley Cyrus played Miley Stewart, typical student by day, bewigged pop sensation Hannah Montana by night. |
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With the help of Afuni, Kiesza began writing songs for big-name pop stars like Kylie Minogue, Icona Pop, and Jennifer Hudson. |
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We now have to make it more salacious by adding in some sort of zeitgeist-y pop culture reference to social media and blogging. |
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Yeah, he's a pop genius, but his cool, affable swagger and clever repartee are the perfect complement to the more extroverted, outgoing personalities of Dahle and Ms. Case. |
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How would you like the pop princess to show up unexpectedly at your bridal shower? |
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In some cases he did so by disguising the files on a CD containing the music of the cross-dressing pop singer Lady Gaga. |
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Mary, Queen of Scots on Reign is more likely pop off a bustier than a one-liner. |
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I think it marks an exciting new era for the show, which will see it reaffirming its position as the definitive show for pop music lovers of every generation. |
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It was the cataclysmic collision of spitfire upstart performer, brilliant pop song, and cheeky music video. |
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But cee Lo seems to have a talent for channeling personal pain into potent pop music. |
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Silent Partners make pop music to dance to with scratchy wah-wah and rousing choruses slightly at odds with the Dermo's Discharge T-shirt and patched-up post-punk jacket. |
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In terms of charisma, the guy has all the snap, crackle, and pop of pudding. |
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A huge pop concert for girl guides, a demonstration, and two major sporting events all take place on Saturday, and police are warning drivers to stay clear. |
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I love the fact that she sings English with a real American accent and convinces you very much like a great pop singer does, entering into the drama of the poem. |
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When he was in town that summer he would pop by, a craggy blue-jeaned figure, usually with a six-pack. |
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Yes, Trainor managed to pen a few songs for Rascal Flatts, but she was more interested in crafting pop tunes. |
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Pop fan Katie Storey is reaching for the stars after winning a competition to watch the sparkling Christmas lights in Oxford Street being switched on by some of her pop idols. |
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Sunday I plan to wake up basking in a soft glow of satisfaction having convinced enough pop punters from last night to buy a ticket to the second show. |
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I bought their single Pin Your Heart and although the title track itself is a jangly guitar pop classic, I found the B-sides so awful that I never actually bought the album. |
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Stacked with pop aplenty, this album is fun and flighty, filled with accordions, trumpets, guitar, a sitar and even a few MTV Unplugged performances. |
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Who would win in a fistfight between pop superstar Justin Bieber and fictional King of the Iron Throne Joffrey Baratheon? |
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On the small dambos and edges of floodplains reedbuck and puku graze on the short grass while shaggy-haired waterbuck pop up here and there in the most unlikely places. |
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I did pop my waterproofs on for a quick trip out this morning to get a good crunchy-crusted loaf of bread and, would you believe, a pack of orange jelly. |
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Stewart hit the deck, only to pop back up and seamlessly transition into a clap. |
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Most of Britain's best pop music has taken this sort of anti-institutional stance, from early John Lennon through punk to the anti-Thatcherite hedonism of acid house. |
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Britney Spears will give a deliberately dull performance when Madame Tussaud's museum unveils a new waxwork of the pop starlet as part of a new collection. |
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As soft pop began to lose its commercial allure to an audience more interested in Fillmore-styled acid rock, the group found themselves on somewhat shakier ground. |
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This is a big part of why LPs were for adults, along with the fact that no pop idol could cobble together 12 songs of any quality. |
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With racks of lamb at superb value, as always, you should get one, cut out the individual chops, coat them with honey and mustard and pop them on the barbecue. |
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Modern wedges are built to skid through sand and pop the ball out. |
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What's more, during the day you're welcome to pop in just for a coffee. |
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Just e-mail me at the addy to the right and I'll pop you right back in. |
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The comingling of the art and pop music worlds is pointless and pretentious. |
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So she called another really famous pop star to commiserate and ask for advice. |
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Music, of course, is another intensely important arena, particularly so these days in North Africa and France, where rai music has made the pop charts. |
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You can make similar cloches out of plastic pop bottles or milk jugs. |
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There are some journalists who have not adjusted to pop journalism. |
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Thanks to the flashbulbs of photographers and the screaming of adolescent girls, the atmosphere was more like a pop concert than a sporting event. |
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It's followed by one of the album's several rambunctious pop tunes. |
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They pop up unexpectedly every few kilometres in the wheat belt, normally serviced by a railway siding, and harboring grain in readiness for shipment to Iraq, or wherever. |
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The side of his car was dented and destroyed, three bullet holes already in it and a loose back tire, the rim about to pop off from the constant banging. |
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The airline industry objects that sometimes these deployable recorders can pop out without cause, spreading needless alarm. |
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The movie is just so ridiculously pop it's almost impossible to dislike. |
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All the world loves a dramatic comeback story, and this pop icon is primed to prove she's still got what it takes to make the kids yelp and shriek with glee. |
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He responded that as the questions were largely what might pop into the head of whoever knocked the survey together, one should perhaps not read too much into them. |
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The music is cool, full and rich, upbeat pop with nice vocal harmonies. |
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Justin Bieber is in hot water after a 20-year-old woman filed a lawsuit accusing the 17-year-old pop star of fathering her baby. |
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Beyond the realm of pop culture, fatherhood has also become an area of interest to researchers and policymakers. |
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Sorry mate, the red mist descends whenever I see that pop video thing. |
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But while snow begins to flutter effortlessly from the sky and wreaths begin to pop up on front doors, Canadian children everywhere smile and lick their chops in anticipation. |
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In the past it's always been those nasty orange balls of salmon roe, like unripe redcurrants that pop with an unclean fishy aftertaste in your mouth. |
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Fleet of foot and chock-full of pop hooks, Franz will outpace it. |
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The current '80s crop of cartoon favorites, sitcom has-beens, embarrassing pop relics, and fashion offenses takes what was essentially kitsch to begin with and parodies it. |
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Nicki treats the obsession with her pop ambitions as an irrelevant, surface-level irritation. |
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This not only paved the way for pop outfits such as Steps to release covers, it assured even pointy-headed music-lovers that it was alright to be kitsch again. |
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On the soundtrack, bouncy pop tunes alternate with electronic dirges. |
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The book, surprisingly, is not the self-aggrandizing vanity trip of a preening pop star one would expect. |
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Party at the Palace, the rock and pop concert, will take place two days later on Jubilee Bank Holiday Monday 3 June in the same setting as the classical event. |
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The New York Historical Society plans to seal a new time capsule this week that is more reflective of our current pop culture. |
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But then, a microwave oven would often become an ornamental kitchen equipment, used occasionally to bake a cake, to pop some corns and mostly for reheating the food. |
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Jackson says that at first, her parents thought it was strange and discouraged her from getting into Korean pop stars. |
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But darling makes it very clear that this is not just a show about a pop star, no matter how much buzz his name generates. |
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Surely they deserved fresh material, not rehashed classic pop songs. |
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This is a thematically coherent collection of well-crafted pop songs, expertly played by accomplished musicians. |
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It was also reported that his family was planning an emergency trip to Bahrain to try and get the pop star into rehab for a prescription drug addiction. |
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The album has got some undeniably catchy, anthemic pop tunes. |
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Plus, the song is catchy and rich with emotion which, although it may be ersatz, is pop perfection. |
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The pop star hit the headlines a decade ago when he came out as a gay man. |
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Again and again, the band sacrifices the simple joy of a pop hook for the sake of a dense, meditative ambiance. |
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Among the artists on S-Curve s roster is multi-platinum pop artist Andy Grammer, who has released two albums on the label. |
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Common characteristic in Nordic pop music is that it can often be either very lighthearted pop music or very dark metal. |
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I met her long before she had become the oracle of pop culture. |
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Do we listen to pop music because of atrabiliousness, or are we atrabilious because we listen to pop music? |
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This first pop art museum exhibition in America was curated by Walter Hopps at the Pasadena Art Museum. |
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Soda pop is basically sugar water with a little bit of flavoring and added carbonation. |
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Cinematherapy combines a strategic mix of pop feminism and stereotypes, then, as a primary method of appealing to female audiences. |
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Man, what a way to pop a balloon full of promise! It was like waiting to be with the girl of your dreams and you end up in the Crying Game. |
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We had fizzy dandelion and burdock, because it was pop man day. Dandelion and burdock is like shandy, only nicer. |
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The evacuated flask imploded with a pop when it could no longer stand the outside air pressure. |
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Still, it is perhaps the most filmworthy stage musical in decades, combining great characters, a strong story and a flawless pop Broadway score. |
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This features a cunning blend of pop vocal harmonic construction and flailsome, fringe-rock accompaniment. |
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There's a funksome chunk of vocoder new jack pop from uber-producer Teddy Riley and BLACKSTREET to round things off nicely. |
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Some evangelical services resemble concerts with rock and pop music, dancing and use of multimedia. |
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Well, as soon as Alice finished singing, land sakes! goodness, gracious me! if a big fox didn't pop out from behind a tree. |
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The act of associating a product or service with a brand has become part of pop culture. |
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The pop star is rallying her Little Monsters to support the relief efforts in Japan with a new wristband available on her online store. |
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The festival has been arranged annually in Malta since 2007, with major pop artists performing each year. |
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Punjabi pop and folk songs are very popular both in India and Pakistan at the national level. |
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Urbanization, modernization, exposure to foreign music and mass media have contributed to hybrid urban pop styles. |
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Regardless, Britpop artists project a sense of reverence for British pop sounds of the past. |
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At the start of 1995 bands including Sleeper, Supergrass, and Menswear scored pop hits. |
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It gave its name to the indie pop scene that followed, which was a major influence on the development of the British indie scene as a whole. |
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Major precursors of indie pop included Postcard bands Josef K and Orange Juice, and significant labels included Creation, Subway and Glass. |
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By the late 1980s, acid house had moved into the British mainstream, where it had some influence on pop and dance styles. |
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Several tracks on Australian pop singer Kylie Minogue's 1997 album Impossible Princess also displayed a trip hop influence. |
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Music journalists and critics also noticed a dubstep influence in several pop artists' work. |
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Leading pop and rock artists have headlined, alongside thousands of others appearing on smaller stages and performance areas. |
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However, Caine's reputation as a pop icon was still intact, thanks to his roles in films such as The Italian Job and Get Carter. |
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In 2009 Del Monte Foods launched an ice pop moulded to resemble Craig emerging from the sea. |
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These facilities make most of their income from pop concerts, but they occasionally stage boxing matches and other sporting events. |
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The Brit Awards, the BPI's annual pop music awards, take place at The O2 Arena in London every February. |
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In 1962 the Sidney Janis Gallery mounted The New Realists, the first major pop art group exhibition in an uptown art gallery in New York City. |
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Meanwhile, in the downtown scene in New York's East Village 10th Street galleries, artists were formulating an American version of pop art. |
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Irish showbands presented a mixture of pop music and folk dance tunes, though these died out during the seventies. |
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Even long after the Bee Gees' success on the pop charts, they were still writing songs for other people, huge hit songs. |
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The band played instrumentals by the Shadows and the Ventures, and a variety of pop and trad jazz covers. |
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Pirate radio was important for bands as there were no commercial radio stations in the UK and BBC Radio played little pop music. |
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The Hermits were a straightforward pop band and enjoyed drugs and practical jokes. |
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The band influenced fashion from their earliest days with their embrace of pop art and the use of the Union Jack for clothing. |
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When Bowie left the technical school the following year, he informed his parents of his intention to become a pop star. |
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After Bowie there has been no other pop icon of his stature, because the pop world that produces these rock gods doesn't exist any more. |
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Later that month, the Spice Girls became the first pop group to host ITV's An Audience with. |
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The Spice Girls have also been credited with paving the way for the girl groups and female pop singers that have come after them. |
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Their concept of each band member having a distinct style identity has been influential to later teen pop groups such as boy band One Direction. |
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The dress has achieved iconic status, becoming one of the most prominent symbols of 1990s pop culture. |
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During the late 1950s, Blake became one of the best known British pop artists. |
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In pop art, material is sometimes visually removed from its known context, isolated, or combined with unrelated material. |
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Product labeling and logos figure prominently in the imagery chosen by pop artists, seen in the labels of Campbell's Soup Cans, by Andy Warhol. |
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The origins of pop art in North America developed differently from Great Britain. |
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Early pop art in Britain was a matter of ideas fueled by American popular culture when viewed from afar. |
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Two important painters in the establishment of America's pop art vocabulary were Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg. |
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His work, and its use of parody, probably defines the basic premise of pop art better than any other. |
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The essay was one of the first on what would become known as pop art, though Factor did not use the term. |
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Turning away a respected abstract artist proved that, as early as 1962, the pop art movement had begun to dominate art culture in New York. |
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Considered as a summation of the classical phase of the American pop art period, the exhibit was curated by William Seitz. |
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One pop trademark in Almodovar's films is that he always produces a fake commercial to be inserted into a scene. |
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The work of Yayoi Kusama contributed to the development of pop art and influenced many other artists, including Andy Warhol. |
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Iconic characters from Japanese manga and anime have also become symbols for pop art, such as Speed Racer and Astro Boy. |
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Japanese manga and anime also influenced later pop artists such as Takashi Murakami and his superflat movement. |
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In this respect, Italian pop art takes the same ideological path as that of the international scene. |
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In Belgium, pop art was represented by Paul Van Hoeydonck, whose sculpture Fallen Astronaut was left on the moon during one of the moon missions. |
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Panamarenko, however, has retained the irony inherent in the pop art movement up to the present day. |
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One might argue that the Soviet posters made in the 1950s to promote the wealth of the nation were in itself a form of pop art. |
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One of the best known British pop artists, Blake is considered to be a prominent figure in the pop art movement. |
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His Captain Webb Matchbox piece is another of his works in the pop art movement. |
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An important contributor to the pop art movement of the 1960s, he is considered one of the most influential British artists of the 20th century. |
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As of the 1980s, more and more pop musicians started working in the Dutch language, partly inspired by the huge success of the band Doe Maar. |
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Today Dutch rock and pop music thrives in both languages, with some artists recording in both. |
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Indian, Pakistani, Turkish and Arabic pop music is filled with the sound of violins, both soloists and ensembles. |
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The accordion is widely used in Brazil, in traditional as well as pop music. |
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Compared to many other countries, the instrument enjoys in Brazil high popularity in mainstream pop music. |
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We just started writing, not necessarily for me, we just thought 'let's write a pop tune' and experiment. |
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In the 1960s, several Breton artists started to use contemporary patterns to create a Breton pop music. |
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Also, what happens if you pop all of the values off the stack and then you click another nonhexadecimal key? |
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By the 1980s, indie pop and alternative rock bands such as The Alarm, The Pooh Sticks and The Darling Buds were popular in their genres. |
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They sing a mix of music from traditional choral classics, Welsh hymns and modern pop music. |
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A blend of punk, ska and pop made it a favourite among both white and black audiences. |
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Additionally, Cantonese media and pop culture from Hong Kong is popular throughout the region. |
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Others suggested that her pop releases' chart performance contributed to the decision. |
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The album held the number one position for nearly a year and reached number four in the pop album charts. |
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The album entered the pop album charts at number three, beating the Spice Girls and Girls Aloud. |
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Power pop is a rock music subgenre that draws its inspiration from 1960s British and American rock music. |
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While its cultural impact has waxed and waned over the decades, power pop is among rock's most enduring subgenres. |
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Power pop is a more aggressive form of pop rock that is based on catchy, melodic hooks and energetic moods. |
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Visually taking their cue from 1960s British Invasion groups, some power pop bands decked themselves out in skinny ties and matching suits. |
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