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It’s chockfull of the leader’s dazzling displays, including the long tones and then quick.

"A fortress chockfull of chinks".

works well "in a structureless, no-holds-barred nonsense sort of way, chockfull of some admittedly very funny belly laughs.

Machine and described it as "a great mix of synth and guitar work and is chockfull of electronic sound -- perfect for the industrial/electronic scene.

"Watch a lost episode of Dexter's Laboratory chockfull of bleeped cursing".

‘Red’ is chockfull of sublimity and sin.

Colt films Virgin Dreams and Sharon a 4 out of 5, and wrote that it was "chockfull of enough rough sex, rape, murder and incest for those who forget 'golden.

Breil argued at the time that: "An opera libretto should be chockfull of action.

Diamond's Pulitzer Prize winning book Guns, Germs and Steel was "dull," and "chockfull of the bad and the worse, the random and the racist.

and that despite the presence of some overlong skits, "the album is chockfull of spit-polished Wu-isms and catchy-as-hell beats.

chockfull of Barrows' trademark snotty humor.

" Scott Foundas of Variety said it is "chockfull of the breathless cliffhangers dictated by the genre, but equally rich.

"Yuri!!! on Ice is chockfull of memorable characters and masterful choreography".

(Las Estrellas and Colón Theatres), Then came three recordings and a chockfull of awards, plus performances in other Argentine cities, Montevideo (Uruguay).

Toni Kan of Thisday newspaper called the album a "chockfull of hits" and characterized it as an "autobiography and memoir, manual.

Time stamped with '80s-era keyboard and drum synths, True Blue, though chockfull of hits, is the most dated of Madonna's albums.

two episodes would see the series return to its buddy cop format, be "chockfull of action", and tie up plot threads.

a mixed review from Slant Magazine, Sophie Ordez wrote that "Crammed chockfull of crowd-pleasing EDM pyrotechnics and cheeky one-liners, The Album is.