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He made a once-popular parlor instrument brand new, punching every piano roll himself and then letting the machine play faster than any dozen real-life pianists could, making for palpable Niagaras of sound.

By the time Wilder stepped into the picture for production on “Tragic Kingdom,” the band’s frustration had accumulated and was undeniably palpable.

As Arsenal embarked on a customary lap around the pitch after their Champions League defeat by Lyon, there was a palpable air of frustration.

The theater held a palpable charge the night “Anemone” premiered late last month at the New York Film Festival.

The anticipation for the show seems palpable and people are already talking about Season 2.