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POP NOTES | FILM REVIEW: ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ and the sound of a ...
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 23 Jan 2026
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The Sound of Democracy Cracking: ICE’s Warrantless Assault on the Fourth Amendment
Natural News 23 Jan 2026
IntroductionThere is a moment in every democracy when the law stops knocking and starts kicking. [1] That moment, for the United States, has arriv... .
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This regime fears the sound of dissent, says Prakash Raj at Kerala Lit Fest
Deccan Herald 23 Jan 2026
In a charged discussion on the criminalisation of political disagreement, ...
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‘The sound of mayhem’: witness to New Zealand landslide describes ‘almighty cracking’
AOL 23 Jan 2026
“It was almost like the air pressure changed ... “It just came down, a lot of cracking and people screaming and car alarms going off … The sounds of mayhem.” ... Two people were killed in the landslide, including a Chinese citizen.
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Does the temperature affect the sound of snow underfoot?
The Guardian 22 Jan 2026
Canadians believe they can tell the temperature by the sound of the snow – and there’s science to back this up.
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Travis Scott Helped Build the Sound of the 2010s. His Next Era Is Already in Motion
Rollingstone 21 Jan 2026
On the heels of a ...
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Revenge quitting: A dramatic trend, or the sound of workplaces cracking?
The Times of India 21 Jan 2026
It might look dramatic on the surface, but it has deep roots ... They no longer feel the need for goodbye messages or carefully drafted “ostentatious” resignation emails ... More than half, 57 percent, said they had watched a co-worker do the same.
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Watsonville | Mount Madonna School is alive with ‘The Sound of Music’
Santa Cruz Sentinel 20 Jan 2026
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“The sound of gunfire came from everywhere.” An entrepreneur recounts the antigovernment protests that he ...
Wall Street Journal 20 Jan 2026
President Trump, after pledging to punish the Iranian regime for killing protesters, backed away from military intervention last week ... .
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Forget the sound baths, ‘Crux’ is a gritty, gripping look at the real Joshua Tree
The Los Angeles Times 20 Jan 2026
As metaphors for the American dream go, Gabriel Tallent’s taut and engrossing second novel, “Crux,” is exceedingly direct ... “Any day you were going to climb granite was the best day in the world,” Tallent writes.
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Inside the Sound: BUNT. and Sonos reimagine “Clouds”
Rollingstone 19 Jan 2026
Most of the time, it happens unexpectedly.
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THE SOUTHERNMOST FIA Sanctioned Racetrack In The World Will Echo To The Sound Of Supercars ...
Scoop 18 Jan 2026
It’s a huge opportunity for Southland Region motorsport fans to see current Supercars in action at their home track - and for fans to jump into the passenger seats ....
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