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Here's the skinny: Players connected online travel via "Battle Bus" to a colorfully populated island, where up to 100 at a time duke it out "Hunger Games"-style for ultimate supremacy -- something normally achieved by hiding in bushes, randomly emoting, and using enough ammunition to force an armed government standoff in the real world.

Nostalgic drums and soothing rhythms carry his rich vocals, dissecting the romantic experience and more, while the uplifting 'Here and now', with its lead guitars, sees Praiz stretch notes to 'Give my love to you, here and now.' This fusion of rich vocals and tasteful emoting forms a decent cocktail, and it does actually stimulate the heart-centres.

He played the flamboyant cross-dresser Lola with superb flair, singing, dancing and emoting in a performance that drew raves from critics.

We're treated to criminals emoting to George Michael music and a drug induced hallucination where Keanu Reeves voices his kitty namesake.

What matters is not the intent, but the effect; less emoting and more thinking is required and demanded by the public.

HE'S got no experience of musicals and jokes that his three minutes in the spotlight playing Herod as a "big-headed show off with a slightly dark sidS S S e" doesn't require any RADA-style emoting.

, after the emoting, the high notes, the syllables spit out so even the

Still, this is a fun read with plenty of action and tender emoting, plus a doozy, cliff-hanger of an ending.--Stacey Hayman.

This stupendous collection of "Green" emoting environment, money, envy, hope, peace and life, has been depicted by artists like Aditya Shirke, Alka Raghuvanshi, Amar Sultan, Anuj Kumar Poddar, Ravi Gossain, Suchit Sahni and Tutu M Tommy amongst others.

At least Gordon Brown, so long the focus of Barry's unconcealed disdain, confined his emoting largely to behind the scenes.

For example, they examine research on cultural differences in emoting, and why learning and memory aren't always context-specific.

YOU can't have a simple choir competition now on television, it's got to be played according to reality TV rules with the losers emoting as if they had lost loved ones.