Harriet Beecher Stowe's monumental best seller about the curse of American slavery was greeted with a deafeningly mixed chorus of hosannas and jeers when it was published in 1852.
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Turn to page forty and begin at the bottom line .'The explosions still continued deafeningly; the whole building shook as if it were being lifted off its foundations.
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The door to the roof, as always, was unlocked, and the alarm, which once resounded deafeningly when anyone tried to go to the roof, had been stolen last year.
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"For the past three and a half years, the governor's office has been deafeningly silent on the need to remove the cloak of confidentiality under which DYFS operates,"
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The rocket thrust-chamber's supersonic exhaust jet makes a deafeningly loud ( 130 decibels ), shrill screeching sound, very different from the roar of an airplane's jet engine.
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There was a capacity crowd at the 10, 500-seat Aski arena, wildly cheering the home team, playing its first Group B game, and whistling and booing deafeningly at every Latvian possession.
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Deafeningly obvious sock, but there are usually sleepers galore, and if a range block is feasible, it would be ever so nice . talk ) 18 : 57, 19 February 2014 ( UTC)
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American Harrier attack jets and heavy military helicopters clattered back and forth, deafeningly, over the town, deploying from three U . S . warships off Monrovia in a pointed show of military might during the visit.
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Alvin Goldsman, president of the Jewish Federation of Edmonton, said, " Leadership in the country, at all levels _ whether political or religious _ has been deafeningly silent when it comes to condemning these actions ."
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The 90 Tour DuPont cyclists who arrived here Wednesday afternoon also looked lifeless, a deafeningly silent testament to the five hours of agony they had just endured zigzagging up the hairpin-turned and sharply sloped mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina.
