More than 250 outrageously bedecked tents spouting country rock music and displaying trophies twinkling in the sun.
I've never been shy about criticizing Hannity for mangling the facts or spouting the GOP's talking points.
Obama goes the New Age route, planting an organic garden and spouting platitudes about radical changes in lifestyle.
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At that point sizeable rocket spouting sparks and flames emanated from the general direction of Sir Robin Jacob.
An OMG-spouting popular girl, a gamer geek who talks like a surfer and a Silicon Valley wannabe entrepreneur.
Today that number is down to 20%, as Uniteds Atlantic routes have gone from spouting red ink to profitability.
Marketers are suckers for jargon-spouting consultants, and Warden--with his talk of parallel attacks and rules of engagement--has found a rapt audience.
But this does not excuse the level of arrogance occasionally spouting from some scientists who complain their words have been changed.
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Even on its settings for older users, the site employs teams of moderators to identify and ban any user spouting less-than-innocent language.
His couch jumping and Scientology spouting left many feeling that the star had gone over the edge and was unlikely to comeback.
This let surgeons attend patients spouting blood without removing their coats an important distinction that set them apart from shirt-sleeved tradesmen of the lower orders.
Social elements enable community development around shared playlists and Facebook spouting.
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"He was spouting about politics, rather than discussing, " Mr. Bolcik says.
And Marshall, who two years ago drew the ire of Jayhawk administrators by spouting the word "Chickenhawks, " finds offensive any talk of an annual showdown in Lawrence.
But Deputy PM Nick Clegg said he favoured "tax cuts for the many, not the few" - while the GMB union said Mr Fox was "spouting... twaddle".
At this, all the others stood up and came away from the trees: what they saw in the distance was smoke spouting from different points in the landscape, first here, then there.
Bergstein fired off a blunt e-mail to 50 fellow CEOs last month, spouting off about how Wingspan, the on-line bank set up by Bank One--the giant in his home city of Chicago--would be a costly flop.
Still, these individual investors confirmed the mantra that the institutional investors have been spouting repeatedly: that the current real estate market with its low prices and rising rental rates represents a prime opportunity for purchasing rental properties.
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On Thursday I reported from the CEH on the latest findings about how much water has soaked into the ground - and saw a bore-hole used for measuring water levels actually spouting out water because the ground was so saturated.
Just as it would be reductive to claim that all foreign writings about France are reductive, so you cannot lump all French intellectuals together as jargon-spouting frauds, an assumption that at times seems behind the approach of Messrs Sokal and Bricmont.
We have to stop them, and standing in our way is an international cast of rogues with the usual penchance for spouting nonsensical philosophy and their entire life stories before strapping on some insane weapon and stabbing the main character in the chest.
We have to stop them, and standing in our way is an international cast of rogues with the usual penchant for spouting nonsensical philosophy and their entire life stories before strapping on some insane weapon and stabbing the main character in the chest.
One of the themes UBS and investment banks have been spouting in recent weeks is that companies with strong sales outside of Europe should benefit from the drop in the euro because their sales should translate into more revenue in euros, making for attractive year-on-year earnings comparisons.
One of the authors of a 1982 magazine article spouting the benefits of saving neighborhoods by putting more officers on foot patrols and focusing on issues that might appear insignificant in a city with one of the highest crime rates in the nation is working as a consultant on the project.
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