It states: Yell at Pepper — she barks when you get home, barks when she hears a suspicious noise and barks to communicate.
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The Naughtiest Dog Breeds (Most Barks Per Day) The Nicest Dog Breeds (Least Barks Per Day)
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Uncle Scrooge: The Seven Cities of GoldBy Carl Barks (Fantagraphics) It's hard to find a better, more perfect comic than one that Carl Barks made.
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Soldier also barks to alert during a seizure; this is the only time he ever barks, so it is certain to get our attention if we haven't noticed!
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"And if Pippi barks once, that's usually a good sign."
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"They cheated us," he barks at me, replaying every moment.
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Asked how many of his patients survive, he barks laughter.
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Every movie can use a few more barks and wags.
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The colonel, annoyed, points at him and barks something harsh.
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"I'm a man!" he barks through tears and gritted teeth.
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And somehow that is what our barks need to convey.
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WAPNER: HOWARD BARKS HAS BEEN SPEAKING THE LAST COUPLE DAYS.
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She barks like a dachshund while getting her hair done.
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Nearby fans overheard the antics and returned their own barks.
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Another consisted of a rock ballad interspersed with dog barks.
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"She never barks the way she did," Mr. Lorenzo said.
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" The lady with the puke-soaked rag barks back, "She's fine.
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The neighbors have a loud dog that barks through the night.
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Luckily, this pooch's hellish barks get answered and off they go.
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A Lego dog barks, a Lego plane drones in the distance.
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Together, the pair scoured the area, but heard no more barks.
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He barks loudly, and the responses, too, can be quite loud.
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If the barks exceed the decibel limit, then we can decide.
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In one crate a Weimaraner oscillated between barks and baleful moans.
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Trouble is, the dog barks nonstop when he is not around.
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Now multiply storylines by about four, add some barks, and sit.
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"Don't you _______ say a word," he barks, all aggression and rage.
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"Look what you made me do!" she barks over and over.
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Some people find smaller dogs' high-pitched barks to be extremely annoying.
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It was a hero homecoming — with a few cheers and more barks.
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"Jason Bourne is in play," someone barks early on in Jason Bourne.
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Andy Karl as Edward and Samantha Barks as Vivian in Pretty Woman.
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A stressed-looking official barks at them to queue in single file.
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The bailiff barks again, this time at the adults in the room.
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Your soldiers' barks are indistinguishable from those in any other tactics games.
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" Then build to: "But he barks nonstop when you're not at home.
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His barks are verbose and unneeded when I wake him up early.
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He also screams and barks for no particular reason I can discern.
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"What are you doing?" barks one of them, before they've even reached me.
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He barks orders, shames perceived weakness, punishes any disobedience, and overall cultivates fear.
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La Barbara, enraged and swollen with power, spat guttural barks at the audience.
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There enough barks and tail-wags to warm even the coldest of hearts.
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Sometimes these barks are ridiculous, sometimes they're frustrating—but they're always communicating something.
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The top lot, a Carl Barks painting entitled Gold Helmet, went for $31,250.
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Bryan Barks is the executive editor at the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence.
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Mostly, Ms. Barks conducts herself like a peppy, tomboyish cutup from a sitcom.
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Hands to the wall — a dog barks, a siren rises in the avenue.
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From another we hear the cries of a parrot, barks from a dog.
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Stories from the field abound: they swallow unfamiliar cocktails of pills or barks.
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"First stop them — then figure out what they've done wrong," his instructor barks.
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He barks orders at his "commanders"—the hospital staff—to execute his enemies.
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"I told you not to ask me that," she barks about the small talk.
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British actress Samantha Barks makes her Broadway debut in the role of Vivian onstage.
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When I petted its nose the robot dog responded with happy pants and barks.
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Unfrotuntely they run itno a wild Niel Partik Haenry nad all hell barks loose.
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Carl Barks was the once-anonymous cartoonist of Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck comics.
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"Brandon* lived with a series of women who came to our gym," Barks said.
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According to IMDb, the voice actor recorded all the dogs' barks in the film.
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This time, Vivian (Samantha Barks) giggles halfheartedly, as if she were a little embarrassed.
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If it walks like a dog, barks like a dog, it's a Shawmila lovefest.
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Parker revealed to The Guardian that he survived by eating protein barks and painkillers.
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And a watchdog that barks but doesn't bite will soon get treated like a pet.
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A card explains early on that all of their barks have been translated into English.
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On Reign, he sings faster and higher between steady salvos of barks, grunts, and growls.
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Samantha Barks will step into the role of Vivian played by Roberts in the film.
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"You know, give me a little space, hippie, nice scarf!" original Nadia barks at Alan.
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"Add him to the criminal database and track him down," the lead police officer barks.
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"Google yourself!" barks one of the trainers at an NFDA seminar on dealing with millennials.
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Finally, he barks the steps for changing a tire, should she need to do so.
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Watch as the pup, named Diamond, barks and holds down the horn with her paws.
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Except for the crunch of sand and a few faraway barks and neighs, there's silence.
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Of course, barks and dog farts are incorporated as well to form a loose melody.
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The storm of fluff, barks and wagging tails immediately got The Queen actress, 71, smiling.
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Carl Barks was a comic-book genius with a perfect line and economical mark-making.
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Don Rosa is imitating Barks as closely as he can, but it still feels off.
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A giant bug enemy topples off the map, and Amelia barks out a one-liner.
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At Läderach, a dizzying array of sumptuously cocoa-rich truffles, barks and holiday morsels await.
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Those dogs' barks, unlike the ones in the movie, won't be rendered into dialogue, alas.
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The best thing Pretty Woman has going for it is Samantha Barks, who stars as Vivian.
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One of her dogs greets the visitor at her farm's entrance with a few desultory barks.
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The room was quiet except for occasional barks and low howls coming from cloth-covered cages.
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Passengers heard Kokito's muffled barks from inside the bin for two hours before he went silent.
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It shook its body, stretched, raised its paw in greeting and emitted a few synthetic barks.
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"I believe I cannot fly!" he barks a few times, taking care to articulate the sentiment.
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On board Oracle, there were barks of frustration and an occasional oath from the fiery Spithill.
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And he also knew how to render bravado using soothing coos, and intimacy using stern barks.
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"Sssssolidarity," he half-hisses, half-barks at a union rally, both snake and loyal guard dog.
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Kim took a page out of Ri's book on Friday, saying "a frightened dog barks louder".
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Search and rescue crews worked for 20 minutes to clear the area from where the barks emanated.
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Although Lea Michele, Evan Rachel Wood and Scarlett Johansson also auditioned, the part went to Samantha Barks.
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Julia Roberts's thigh-high boots are tough to fill, but Barks is remarkably likeable in the role.
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His voice stretches out in sensual croaks and angry barks, seemingly all recorded inside a boiler room.
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The seal barks a bit throughout the process, but we think he knows he's in good hands.
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Standing in a room lit by white candles; before me, overflowing cups of spiced roots and barks.
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Ms. Soo played Amélie in initial workshops for the musical; in Berkeley, Samantha Barks played the role.
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The tigers communicated via husky, coughing barks or "terrier-like, double yaps," according to the Tasmanian government.
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If it looks like a puppy, barks like a puppy... then it must be a puppy, right?
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" — Mr. Trump, in his first address to the United Nations General Assembly "A frightened dog barks louder.
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The streets of Pedernales are now filled only with the barks of the second kind of dogs.
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Jayme told investigators she woke up to her dog's barks and saw a vehicle in the driveway.
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He barks orders, sings a shanty, indulges in sentimentality and turns his yowling mouth into an abyss.
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But who's creating all those squeals, barks and bass slaps on the other side of Aquidneck Island?
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I take a quick shower and get ready while T. barks her life away in the yard.
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The developers clearly accounted for horses riding down it, and have behaviors and barks for when that happens.
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We've got full coverage, plus a quiz to test your ability to recognize the barks of show dogs.
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"Typically she only barks for one reason, and that's if someone is at the door," Ando told WIVB.
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Prana:Now through October 28, customers can get Prana's organic chocolate barks for 50% off when they're ordered online.
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In the video, as seen above, Buddy comes up to the officer and barks while wagging his tail.
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Check out the vid, the world's best balancer attempts crossing a high-wire while Mr. T barks relentlessly.
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You hear the radio chatter of combatants in a dogfight, not unlike the NPC barks of Skyrim bandits.
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"Do you know how much this costs?" barks some peroxide stylist who interprets a model's allergies as ingratitude.
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This sweet girl gets very excited and sometimes barks, due to excitement, when other dogs bark at her.
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"What possesses two idiots like yourselves to teach eight-year-olds that the planet is doomed?" she barks.
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He grapples with the awkwardness of the puck, lets out a resounding few barks, and makes chase again.
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Where you see a sweet, lovable pet, your neighbor may see one that barks, growls or appears aggressive.
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On one tape, from 269, he barks at a journalist after being asked about changes afoot in jazz.
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Using power from the sun, they release the oxygen and bind the carbon, building trunks, barks, and leaves.
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Kyle Holcomb sees someone climb out the window of an abandoned Oklahoma City home, he barks two quick commands.
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"WATCH YOURSELF!" he barks, as she peers over her shoulder at the cameras, watching them as they're watching her.
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"What's going on, why am I losing this, why don't I have sound," he barks in a rising voice.
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Daisy, a sneering, cackling punching bag who barks racial epithets at Marquis Warren (Samuel L. Jackson), is no exception.
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Barks is the standout of the cast: When Pretty Woman is at its best, it's because she is onstage.
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"Where is your permit?" he barks at the driver — and I can feel our North Korean friends become tense.
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Good temperament is critical; a dog that barks incessantly, nips or jumps on people uninvited would hardly be therapeutic.
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Pointing to the car, the red-faced councilor barks at them to drive their "moving bomb" out of town.
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His puppy raisers often catch him making little barks and growls with his tongue sticking out while he's asleep.
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Seedlip Spice is very aromatic and woody, and has two barks, two spices, and two types of citrus peel.
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Mr. Anderson soon brings in his lead dogs, scene-stealers of every breed whose barks are rendered in English.
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When the stage directions say that Christopher barks like a dog, for example, Mr. Rowe chooses to underplay it.
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"Get me rewrite!" the city-room editor barks into the phone in nineteen-thirties comedies about the newspaper world.
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They could not handle early success, Bryer and Barks write, and after a point they did not live together.
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Mike Francesa plays Ratner's bookie, though he might as well be playing himself, the way he barks about sports.
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They flinched under fire, and their barks were generally pathetic as they pleaded for water and bemoaned their desperate conditions.
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She barks at just about everything, but she is getting pretty old, so I feel like I can relate sometimes.
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In the video, barks and bagpipes can be heard, and later, "Taps" plays over a sea of salutes from officers.
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"This is not about principle, it's about votes," Johnson barks out in one of the great lines of the film.
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"I wanna see every muscle, every tendon," he barks during exhausting rehearsals for "Mein Herr", one of the nightclub songs.
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My other chief complaint is that CHiP is loud — and I don't mean its barks and other pre-recorded sounds.
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"We don't serve their kind in here," the bigoted bartender barks at Luke Skywalker about his droids in Mos Eisley.
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The smart device understands what those squeaks, meows and barks mean so your pets can get exactly what you want.
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Meanwhile, Bradlee barks and frets from his office: He wants to compete with the Times, but he's running from behind.
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Could she pave the way for a legion of canine art critics who dole out feedback in barks and whines?
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With a few exceptions, the human characters all speak in untranslated Japanese, while the dogs' barks are "translated" into English.
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As a strait-laced instructor barks orders, the trainees compete against snobby locals and have some fun in the sun.
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By watching deer in the woods, he had discovered that the inner barks of certain trees have a salty taste.
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It is also one of Donald Trump's favorite phrases, which he barks at the reporters who document his corrupt administration.
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Another with a hands-free phone headset barks orders to his team across a pile of hollowed-out pig carcasses.
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Overheard conversations, radio advertisements, and enemy barks offered insight into places where a space cop had no reason to go.
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"What I have learned is that there are incredible healing powers in flowers, in herbs, in barks, in plants," she says.
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"Russia should be guided by the old rule: 'The dog barks, but the caravan rolls on,'" Putin was quoted as saying.
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In order to accomplish this goal, Moore cofounded Broadway Barks, an annual animal adoption fundraiser with her friend, actress Bernadette Peters.
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By splicing together and pitch-shifting a variety of Gabe's barks, his human managed to create this lovely and intricate cover.
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Barks N Brews is truly a daycare: The company does not currently have plans to welcome overnight guests of either species.
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A man running a similar Indian food cart close by barks at me when I tell him that I'm a journalist.
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He barks instructions, warns them that not mastering the conditions could cost them a place on the team for the game.
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" The outrage on the news channel, combined with alcohol and anxiety, Malowney insisted, provoked Weissinger's threats: "He barks when he's drunk.
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Still, when she barks "My turn" at the camera in the season's closing shot, it feels like yet another Underwood victory.
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We don't walk them because one has severe anxiety and the other is bad on the leash and barks at other dogs.
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She's mostly just acting on the orders of her boss, Colin Belfast (Bobby Cannavale), who regularly barks at her on the phone.
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"The dog barked and barked as the water kept rising, until the water got high enough and the barks stopped," he wrote.
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And the only thing she told me about him is that he barks like crazy and is prone to humping legs (hahaha).
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The trio started frantically searching the area where they heard the barks and Sean soon found Chloe stuck in a rocky chute.
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"The shower at the 24 Hour Fitness in the Castro is just men jerking off, and everyone knows it," Barks said, laughing.
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"You're like one of those crazed cops who no one wants to ride with," he barks, shortly before falling into her arms.
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A close runner-up is "Physical Borks," which remixes Olivia Newton-John's "Physical" with Gabe barks and barking Gabe-shaped pectoral muscles.
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"We will destroy you!" she barks at the feds, once again adopting "war on terror" verbiage — not a promising route to success.
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For over a decade, Arabic has been the voice of the enemy, shouted in barks from cannon fodder out to kill you.
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Arriving at the door at 24am—two minutes early and smug—I knock, and am met by a barrage of dog barks.
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She's destroyed all seat belts and special harnesses for the car and barks and whines when the brothers try to enjoy themselves.
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Over frenzied creepy-true-crime-show production, Cardi barks her rhymes densely and at a quick clip, emphasizing raw energy over clarity.
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At one point, DJ confuses a masked little person for one of her sons, and he barks the line of dialogue above.
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Best known for playing the waifish Eponine in the movie musical "Les Misérables," Ms. Barks is clearly a talented singer and actress.
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Let me make it clear that I mean no disrespect to Ms. Barks when I say that she is not Julia Roberts.
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While Pip presents a sweet disposition around people (except, for some reason, anyone wearing red sneakers), he barks indiscriminately at other dogs.
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For $60, the Cuss Collar, which fastens around a dog's neck, will spit out a swear word every time your dog barks.
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The microphone above the camera is tuned to specifically listen for barks, and it'll send you a notification if it hears any.
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Then, early in the morning, my dog has taken to waking me up with a sermon of barks -- something he never did before.
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She's waffling, second-guessing Bailey's surgery plan and her own instincts while Mer barks at her from the corner of the operating room.
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Barks McWoofins became a retired fake spokesperson that came back into service for National Consumer Protection Week but was really cantankerous about it.
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Bernese Mountain Dogs, on the other paw, are the quietest of the dog breeds, and only let out about 3.1 barks per day.
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"Do not approach the victim," barks one of the officers, a tall woman with a strong Boston accent, jogging toward the lake's edge.
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After gaining up the courage with barks, the little pup charges the croc, biting its tail and forcing it back in the water.
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" Barks said he has caught many people masturbating during their workouts, chalking it up to the gym having many "places you could hide.
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At one point in the gameplay footage, a dog barks and chases a person, something Rockstar had done with Grand Theft Auto 5.
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She barks at everyone to go home, have sex, get drunk, whatever makes them happy, because honestly who knows what can happen tomorrow?
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When Olsen barks, "Shut up, kiss me, hold me tight," it's not the kind of command you'd shrug off without a second thought.
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One of the farm's dogs tried its best to scare off the bear, but the barks were no deterrent for the great snacks.
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Like, 'Julie, there is a woman who both looks and barks like a Pomeranian looking for a black Angels bra in a 36D.
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When your dog barks, just press the battery-powered control device (a green light will illuminate), and a 25,000-Hz signal will sound.
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When he gets the chance, he draws all these extra lines and tries to add more detail than is consistent with Carl Barks.
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"I hired you to do things other people can't or won't do," the elder Getty barks at Mark Wahlberg, playing an ex-C.
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Occasionally, he'll look up when someone barks an order or to give a quick scan of the action in the small dining room.
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He walks like a dog, he barks like a dog, but — as many viewers will realize within seconds — he isn't a real dog.
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She said, 'The dog can bark at the moon all night long, but it doesn't become an issue until the moon barks back.
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From his fantasy world in the White House, he barks dictatorial and often illegal orders, floats conspiracy theories, tweets insults and lies unceasingly.
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On the night of her abduction, Jayme woke up her parents after her dog's barks alerted her to someone driving up to their house.
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"Context matters," he barks in the same vlog defending Felix, before claiming he didn't even read the Journal's coverage due to its website's paywall.
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The good boy is scooped up by his owner and given a long hug and kiss, before resuming his enthusiastic barks and tail wags.
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Maybe it's a little gravelly or a little shrill, or maybe the dog has one of those barks that sounds like a car alarm.
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Many species have a limited set of sounds they can make—like meows or barks—and these often don't change much throughout their lifetime.
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Around also employs artificial intelligence and the fast CPUs of modern laptops to suppress noise like sirens, dog barks, washing machines, or screaming children.
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Drake didn't care much about the game, aside from Bullet's—the in-game dog—occasional barks or my own jumps at particularly harrowing moments.
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The small lizard-like reptiles are known for their ability to produce various loud sounds, from barks to chirps, to communicate or when threatened.
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Broadway Barks, a pet adoption event produced by Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, was held on July 8 in Shubert Alley in Times Square.
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Barking is rarely encouraged in or asked of well-mannered pooches, but The Times recently took portraits and recorded the barks of various show dogs.
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And then, of course, there are some who hear the barks and see only the potential for hauntingly beautiful covers of very depressing film scores.
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The video, taken in Roodepoort, a city in South Africa, shows a fierce parrot mingling with a group of dogs and flawlessly mimicking their barks.
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In the film adaptation of Les Misérables — in which she played the doomed, heartsick Éponine — Barks was somewhat dwarfed by the massive production around her.
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The protruding floppy disk is the game's power button, and there's also a speaker to its right that barks out eight-bit audio just fine.
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As the Fremont race draws on, co-organizer and competitor Colby Curtola barks the names of on-deck pilots in his California skater-guy drawl.
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"[The fragrance is] composed entirely of natural elements, harnessing the healing and even mystical powers of plants, flowers, and barks," a quote from Paltrow reads.
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Every man, woman, and child owes it to their home to have a complete set of Carl Barks comics in their den or study. #4.
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Almost everything Rick barks at his family in between labored belches rings sad and true, and we laugh because what else is there to do?
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While looking at the photos, the dogs also heard positive or negative vocal sounds, which were either barks or human speech in an unfamiliar language.
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"Take It or Leave It" would've been a great 2-minute song, but it feels stuffy by the time Jxmmi barks a verse in edgewise.
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The study is one of the first to show humans can differentiate between canine growls and previous studies have shown that humans can understand barks.
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For now, Trump is content to be a figurehead president who barks out orders at rallies and in Tweets, while his administration disregards his words.
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Samantha Barks, who played Éponine in the film version of "Les Misérables," steps into the Julia Roberts role, with Steve Kazee ("Once") as her playboy.
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If an offensive player breaks free for a clear shot, as he closes out he also barks at the shooter to try to disrupt him.
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If you're in Omaha, Barks N Brews is honest-to-god hosting a birthday party for a two-year-old dog named Ben next weekend.
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Their two-story home sits just off the island's longest highway, nestled in an unassuming neighborhood where dog barks and chicken clucks fill the air.
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Apparently their attitude is that it is much better to have a dog that barks a lot than to not have a dog at all.
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This dog who for more than a year was almost entirely silent now barks impatiently if she believes he's taking too long to finish breakfast.
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" Taking on a deeper voice in an imitation of the patriarchy, she barks, "Do not bulk up!" adding, "I love that, it's a fun pressure.
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My dog returns and barks fiercely, he says each secret body is the richest advisor , deep in the black earth such fuming nuggets of joy!
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He barks at her again to check on the kids, and gets reminded that she spends far more time looking after them than he does.
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Another study showed that they react differently to familiar and unfamiliar territorial barks: when the researchers played back a bark from an unknown individual outside the fence of the garden, the subjects approached it, and reacted with barks, while when they heard the bark of a familiar individual they oriented to the house where it was actually located during the playback (Pongrácz et al 2014).
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"Reverse, reverse, reverse," barks an attendant, blowing on a whistle and pointing this way and that as he guides one car out to let another in.
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Two days after the collapse, Regan Smith, an emergency manager working the scene, heard barks coming from the rubble and went to work freeing the dog.
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The golden Labrador retriever barks, wags, and responds to touch, providing emotional support to seniors, people with dementia, and anyone who can't have a live pet.
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In a key scene, OSU's all-white football team barks racist invective at the track team, and Owens and his friends are distracted, frustrated, and demoralized.
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"The Phillies suck," Christie barks, with a tone of breathy disbelieving faux-umbrage that is perfectly sports radio and which does little to conceal his delight.
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Between asking elderly customers how their knees are doing and doling out jet-black coffee, she barks orders at her staff in a warm Cork accent.
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"Sedagive?" he barks, referring both to an earlier joke about a sedative and the current situation, and turning each syllable into a note of aggravated disbelief.
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He's piggy enough in snout and trotter, and lavishly tusked, and he answers to the name of Hognob, yet he barks and bays like a wolf.
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The sensors on the collar are designed to detect movement of the vocal cords, meaning the collar should not go off if another nearby dog barks.
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" Jong Un allegedly responded with a written statement, in which he called Trump a "mentally deranged US dotard" and said that "a frightened dog barks louder.
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The next time your dog barks incessantly when the school bus drives by, you're sure to get laughs and understanding from your colleagues, rather than annoyance.
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When a human appeared, the first prairie dog to spot the intruder gave a sequence of barks, which sent a majority of clan members scurrying underground.
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The inner wall of the church has been painted and all those pictures, scriptures, and murals were made out of tree leaves, roots, barks and flowers.
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"It is fantastic news that Sergei Skripal is well enough to leave Salisbury District Hospital," the hospital's Chief Executive Cara Charles-Barks said in a statement.
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"This is just something I believe in, it's something I've seen work," said Krause, a former Marine Corps reservist who barks out orders in staccato Long Islandese.
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When a petulant Patrick Wilson, as King Orm, barks about becoming an "Ocean Master," you don't need to know what that means to laugh at the ridiculousness.
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When your dog barks, the collar will administer a short beep, then a longer beep, then a beep plus vibration, and so on up to seven levels.
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So he's stomping around and the dog barks and he tells it to shut up and he opens the door and you hear this diesel engine revving.
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While legal minds do appear to have grokked how a tech business which replaces human managers with an app that barks orders is still, er, managing workers.
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From his yelps and barks, croons and curses, he's a frontman apart, regularly walking the knife's edge between relative accessibility and arse-disappearing experimentation for experimentation's sake.
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Suspenders is sometimes wearing a hat, but he's always packing something that bites just as hard as it barks, so Lincoln has to be careful of it.
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"It is fantastic news that Sergei Skripal is well enough to leave Salisbury District Hospital," Cara Charles-Barks, chief executive of the hospital, said in a statement.
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The designers mark change by changing spawn rates of certain enemies and giving new barks to NPCs, but these don't often seem to relate to anything in particular.
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A federal court in Grand Rapids, Michigan, ruled that police can shoot a dog while entering a home if the animal "moves or barks" in the officer's presence.
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The dogs' barks have been "rendered" in English, as has Courtney B. Vance's booming, ominous narration, but all the human characters speak in their native languages, without subtitles.
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One side of him is struggling to imitate Barks, while another side of him is struggling to break free of the confines of working in another artist's style.
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The bouncer barks at me again to go away, and I feel the burning gazes of everyone in line staring at my miserable attempts to explain my situation.
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He plays a distraction prank on Sofia, loudly barks when she tries to reverse the tables on him, and asks Sofia to pop a neck pimple for him.
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Keening choirs and cadaverous extras bear witness as Yuri (Max Irons) leaves the family farm and his childhood sweetheart, Natalka (Samantha Barks), to attend art school in Kiev.
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She has a very gentle temperament and rarely barks (if ever) so that makes it very easy to bring her along since she isn't disturbing any other diners.
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And the song is a lament, something camp and bluesy, about how there ain't no shame in being a bitch, but, Lord, be a bitch that barks. ♦
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Across the record, vocalist Danny Orlowski barks, raps, and groans lyrics about private traumas, public injustices, and—most frequently—the violence that the world exerts on the vulnerable.
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Mars grooves and flirts, and Cardi barks demands; even though they had success last year with their first collaboration, the remix of Mars's "Finesse," they're an unlikely pair.
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When one man barks with laughter to see the Tuunbaq galloping toward him in an earlier episode, it feels as true as anything else the show could say.
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Of course, that explanation doesn't make it any less unsettling when our dog repeatedly barks their adorable face off at the front door at the same time every night.
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Nugget barks at the creature, who starts to bust a move to Perry's new single "Swish Swish" and gets tangled in the curtain surrounding her bed in the process.
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A proud American and follower of paw-litics, Murphy also went to vote with his puppy-raising parents, keeping his opinions to himself (aside from a few small barks).
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Yet in spite of all this, Barks laughed at the statistic that claimed a quarter of gym-goers have had sex with other members in the last 12 months.
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The robotic cat is equipped with a soft fur that gently vibrates when it purrs, while the pup barks and cocks its head in your direction when you speak.
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Kim took the bait and responded directly to Trump, firing off his own verbal barrage calling Trump a "mentally deranged US Dotard," adding that "a frightened dog barks louder".
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But Sarandon still laces Bette's iconic, dry-as-rocks humor with a warmth that bursts out in barks of laughter, or leonine smiles that stretch across her expressive face.
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My co-driver helpfully chirped instructions for upcoming turns, and I think the designers wanted me to get comfy with the idea of trusting those barks and their timing.
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It's a 400-horsepower, all-wheel-drive misfit that grunts and snarls to life when you hit the start button and barks and growls at everything on the road.
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The feeling of déjà vu intensifies every time Rasmussen unconcernedly brushes off a challenge to one of his lies, or barks out a self-righteous tirade at full volume.
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You can buy a dog collar that swears every time your dog barks The perfect gift for that friend with a sense of humor -- or possibly a despised enemy.
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I wasn&apost able to fully test this feature because the only time Archie barks is when one of my cats is trying to eat from his food bowl.
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Thanks to punchy rappers like Migos and woozy shriekers like Lil Uzi Vert, ad-libs — interjections, echoes, barks — have become as essential to hip-hop as the main lyrics.
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PEOPLE has an exclusive first look at Samantha Barks and Steve Kazee, who will star as prostitute Vivian and businessman Edward in the stage adaption of the classic rom-com.
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On Broadway, that chemistry inevitably has to be bigger and bolder, and Barks and her co-star, perennial Broadway fave Andy Karl (Groundhog Day), do the job without going overboard.
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Regardless of how people ultimately feel about Pretty Woman, a musical that is almost guaranteed to be contentious, hopefully Barks will get the recognition (and Tony nomination) that she deserves.
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"Dogs have different kinds of barks, so he has his 'somebody's at the door' bark and then he has his 'holy crap something's happening' bark," Sebree told CNN affiliate KBOI.
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Before the animals arrive, both hosts will be signing posters and debuting the Broadway Barks bracelet, which can also be found on the event's website for those who can't attend.
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Equipped with a hidden video camera, the vest has sensors that transmit live streaming videos when the dog barks, showing what the dog sees via a mobile phone and computer application.
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There are no pat black metal shrieks, no single-note hardcore barks—instead, there's an incredibly rich array of vocal patterns that elevate the music itself to a whole new level.
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" Tommy Barks has been the operations manager at a gym in San Francisco for almost two years, a position which he said, "means I'm the only person [there] who can read.
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Reportedly communicating in a series of barks, the aggressive species has a distinct advantage over our colonists, being able to breathe Mars' atmosphere without the kind of apparatus humans would require.
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Back home, he barks at his wife for acting too giddy over a piece of good information she picked up from the police about Julie Purcell's reappearance at the drugstore robbery.
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Mostly, "A Dog's Purpose" practically barks out its overly calculated purpose, which is to collar pet lovers and the family-friendly audience, catering to the latter with its somewhat confusing religious overtones.
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"We know relatively little about the vocal communication system of dogs, and the most studied vocalization (not surprisingly) are the different barks," Tamás Faragó, the lead author of the study told Broadly.
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Their mating call has two elements: The main part, dubbed the whine, sounds precisely like a miniaturized laser gun; sometimes this is followed by one or more brief barks, known as chucks.
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Even the remodeled, more bobblehead-like character portraits are unpleasant—eyes rolling around in their heads, mouths working like they're chewing cud, really barking their combat barks—and hardly qualify as an improvement.
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In some of the videos, though, this recognition is at first in doubt: As the (often-uniformed) person arrives or enters the home, the dog barks, approaching guardedly, tail down and ears back.
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A good dose of His Hero Is Gone and 90s screamo bubble up there, too, especially on EP opener "Spectrum Disorder," where they come juxtaposed with melodic black metal and pissed-off barks.
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One of the quirks of the tale is that, as we are told at the start, "all barks have been rendered into English," while the Japanese people converse, unsubtitled, in their native tongue.
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When the sergeant-at-arms barks our president into the House chamber, I can promise you that Mr. Trump's mind is mostly focused on getting down the slight slope leading toward the podium.
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On other occasions I thought I was an alien, or had the ability to translate secret messages from dog barks, or had foreknowledge of an imminent nuclear attack on Seattle, where I lived.
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"Back home, we have a saying: The dog barks, but the caravan continues," Foreign Minister Ri Yong-ho told reporters in New York on Wednesday when he was asked about Mr. Trump's comment.
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Ms. Charles-Barks said that the rules regarding patient confidentiality meant that the hospital could not provide "detailed accounts" of how the three had been treated, and she instead offered only vague assessments.
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He never barks unless there's someone at our door or he needs to get our attention for a concern (we adopted him specifically for home protection), so I quickly take inventory of my surroundings.
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It resounds in the carnival barks of entrepreneurs, from P.T. Barnum to a certain real-estate-and-reality-TV magnate, who these days can be heard booming his sales pitch across the presidential trail.
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Its lethargic riffs come marked by a brazen, crepuscular guitar tone in the same unholy vein as Triptykon and Bolzer's; vocalist F's hoarse, staccato barks echo as the rhythm section pulls serious subterranean weight.
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The newcomer Samantha Barks (Éponine in the "Les Misérables" film) co-stars as Vivian, singing a clutch of new songs by the rock-n-roller Bryan Adams and his longtime writing partner Jim Vallance.
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He barks to greet them and is scolded by the man; neither owner knows a thing about the expansive inner lives of their pets, having been forced by city living to outsource their care.
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Barks plays Vivian like a classic bright-eyed ingenue, conscious of her worth and ready to prove it, rather than as a street-smart, wary kid who needs a nudge to demand more of herself.
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Furbo, the company behind this smart phone-connected, treat-tossing dog camera, released its 2018 list of the "naughtiest" and "nicest" dog breeds based on the number of barks the animals let out a day.
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"Born in Dissonance" is faster and more frantic than much of Koloss; Jens Kidman's drawn-out barks dominate, while Haake, as ever, ably embodies that rare combination of precision and monstrous power behind the kit.
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And then there are the simpler bots that post random bits of information and visuals — the sayings of Publilius Syrus, unique plaid patterns, or real-time text translations of barks by a dog named Oliver.
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"Samantha Barks and Steve Kazee are magnetic actors, they sing like dreams and I could not be more excited to have them introduce Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance's brand new songs to the world," says Mitchell.
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"Samantha Barks and Andy Karl are magnetic actors, they sing like dreams and I could not be more excited to have them introduce Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance's brand new songs to the world," Mitchell said.
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" As the character lies atop the monster he has created, he barks the nonsense word "sedagive," referring to an earlier joke in the scene in which his assistant misinterpreted an attempt to mime the word "sedative.
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That's why people who live near freeways or in big cities tend to "get used to" steady traffic sounds, yet awaken when a taxi blares its horn, a helicopter flies overhead, or a dog suddenly barks.
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Observations of captive killer whales making new calls when moved to a different social setting, or even mimicking the whistles and clicks of dolphins and the barks of sea lions, suggested that might be the case.
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But in this wealthy suburb — where estates are buffered by acres, privets and camera-mounted, remote-operated wrought iron gates — the dog barks at man (and most anything else) story has taken on far greater implications.
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Wariness and petulance progress — helped by a Season 1 tragedy in Miller's life — to understanding and comfort, although Miller still rolls her eyes a lot and Hardy still barks "Miller!" as if she's a recalcitrant puppy.
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She never barked, because she couldn't, she had been bred not to bark, but barks lived inside her, I read them in her face, in the way she opened her mouth and pulsed her vocal cords.
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The nearest he comes to thematic embellishment is when he barks the keywords "work" and "earn" in the Rihanna song "RiRi," which in other respects is no more about the superstar than "Harambe" is about the gorilla.
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Todd and Debbie Mills told Texas's KWTX news, who reported the story, that "if it wasn't for her, I wouldn't be here talking to you," after the pup's barks woke them during a house fire on Sunday.
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This has actually proven more than just fun — Chelsea suffers from a little bit of separation anxiety, so when we leave our condo she usually spends a few quick minutes complaining audibly with some rather loud barks.
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Please fortify yourself with this sea of gleeful wagging tails, melodious barks, and faces that always look like they're smiling: "It's such a popular breed," Doreen McGugan, chair of the Golden Retriever Club of Scotland, told TODAY.
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Unfortunately, I startled the thing in the process, and it reacted by digging its claws into my wrist, letting out a string of rapid-fire barks, and dropping a glistening turd on the tiles of the kitchen floor.
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Other volumes have profiled Chester Brown and Carl Barks; in singling out Moore for attention, the series is breaking with its own pattern by focusing on one of the few notable comics creators who is a writer only.
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Splayed out on the couch, our pups splayed out on top of us, watching The Crown when an errant Corgi barks or Saturday Night Live's latest "Genetics Lab" sketch featuring a dog's head on a human body comes on.
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Barks is a pleasure to listen to, but the score sometimes transmits a lethargy that undermines her plucky get-go — and while Mitchell's choreography is fine, it can't quite elevate the music to deliver the exuberance of the story he's telling.
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She was also an animal rights advocate, working hard with Farm Sanctuary to promote the compassionate treatment of farm animals and Broadway Barks, a charity and pet adoption advocacy group that seeks to make New York City a no-kill city.
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If it looks like a dog, walks like a dog, and barks like a dog, it's a robot built to spy on real dogs by making those dogs trust it so much they don't realize their entire lives are being recorded.
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The GT 63 S is a stupendously prodigious example of German high-performance engineering and design applied to the challenging of compelling 4,600 pounds of automobile to gobble up pavement and frighten the uninitiated with with growls, barks, screeches, and whelps.
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The musical is to feature Steve Kazee, the Tony-winning star of "Once," as Edward Lewis, the businessman played on film by Richard Gere, as well as Samantha Barks, making her Broadway debut, as Vivian, the prostitute played by Ms. Roberts.
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The cocksure patriarch who thinks he can manipulate his way to a free fortress is the same one who, annoyed by the Rhinemaidens lamenting their lost gold, barks at Loge to silence them as the opera comes to a close.
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Combat relies on him entirely, since Bullet can sense the malicious apparitions in the woods long before you can, so watching and listening for the direction he barks in (and shining your flashlight that way) is the only means to survive.
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And Sonja — who has the translator's heightened sensitivity to language — endures hours of what sounds like gnomic life advice from her instructor: "If you'd just glance back into your blind spot to the right you'll be fine," her teacher barks.
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In the opening essay, "A Tale of Two Dogs," she confesses to accidentally-on-purpose "losing" Max, her children's black Labrador — an overbred, neurotic dog who "howls long, shatteringly loud, Baskerville-caliber howls" and barks "psychotically," arousing the neighbors' ire.
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Heather and Mark, two huge pit bull advocates, are getting rid of Shorty for two reasons ... the dog barks a lot and it's not ideal for their apartment, and they're worried another fight could break out between their two pit bulls.
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"In My Zone" sees Roska pairing his heavily-swung take on dancehall with Serocee's customary barks and the result has got us running around the parks of London screaming "WHEN I'M IN MY ZOOOOOOONE," at the top of our lungs, night after night.
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And people who know me are like, 'how is your music so chill and pain and oh deep?' because when you meet me I'm like [he shakes his head back and forth and sort of barks like a seal trying to sing].
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Politico published a story based on interviews with current and former administration advisers, recounting how most of their time is spent managing the President and trying to make sure he doesn't act on some of the plans he barks out after watching television.
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" A slow, sparse Velvet Underground-like drone opens "My Children," but the song soon accelerates radically behind a guitar line hinting at surf-rock, as Mr. Casey barks lyrics: "My children, they are the future/Good luck with the mess I left.
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He made his oils and flours from acorns, dandelions, and pine; incorporated barks, saps, stems, and lichen, while eschewing sugar, butter, and cream; cured his meats in pine needles; made dozens of cheeses (without rennet); and cooked on wooden planks, soil, and stone.
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The show had an initial production last year at Berkeley Repertory Theater, starring Samantha Barks, and is scheduled to have another pre-Broadway production at Center Theater Group's Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles, starring Ms. Soo as the title character, starting Dec.
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Still, when The Wolf finally lumbers onto the stage to kick off his master class in sales, he roars to his hangry fans about the issues dearest to their hearts — family, money, the sins of political correctness — and they bark their loyal barks right back.
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NOPE 153: When Jack went back for the dog The dog, Louie, barks from inside the house, and Jack decides to go back in and get him, all while his wife Rebecca is screaming at him to forget the dog and get down to safety.
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In typical Aardman Animation style, all of this information is conveyed wordlessly, through bleats, grunts, barks, and a slew of giggle-worthy sight gags — like a montage of Bitzer putting up sign after sign forbidding the flock from whatever shenanigan they've just gotten up to.
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" Hardy and her team also suggested that early Paleolithic humans ate a wide range of carbs in the form of roots, starchy tubers, seeds, and barks—which doesn't sound terribly far from the Paleo Foundation's list of "seeds, roots and tubers, and fruits and berries.
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When Axe barks his order ("Don't stop until we get what we're owed") in his sports car while AC/DC's "For Those About to Rock" screams on the soundtrack, he is fully himself, and the show has the courage to make that image revolting.
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One of the most anticipated events among the pups in attendance was the Puppy Pool Party where pups and handlers alike slipped into rubber and neoprene to go for a doggy paddle and chase tennis balls in an aquatic fever pitch of barks and tail wagging.
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Anxious behaviors include whether the dog whines or barks when left home alone or cringes or cowers in groups of people, and impulsivity can be seen in whether the dog jumps on people when greeting them or excessively tugs on the leash when going on walks.
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This theatrical adaptation of a love story with a sex-for-hire twist, with songs by Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance, features Andy Karl ("Groundhog Day") as a corporate raider and Samantha Barks ("Les Miserables") as the streetwalker who not-so-hostilely takes over his heart.
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"A frightened dog barks louder," Mr. Kim said in a statement, referring to Mr. Trump's speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday in which he vowed to annihilate North Korea if the United States were forced to defend itself or its allies against it.
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When I met Pup Scrubs at the Cleveland Leather Annual Weekend (CLAW), he was non-verbal, only speaking in barks, and he sported full football pads as well as a custom-made sports jersey that read "Raptor Pups" on the front and "Pup Scrubs" on the back.
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The dogs of Isle of Dogs, we're informed early on, have had their barks transliterated into English, and they're brought to life by a cornucopia of talent, most notably a pack of five dogs voiced by Bryan Cranston, Edward Norton, Bob Balaban, Bill Murray, and Jeff Goldblum.
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Moore's close friend, actress Bernadette Peters, led the crowd in a rendition of The Mary Tyler Moore Show's theme, "Love Is All Around," after reminiscing over how she and Moore collaborates on the founding of Broadway Barks, which has promoted shelter adoption and animal welfare for 19 years.
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Normally he draws on Japanese washi (handmade paper), including sheets made with fibers from the barks of such shrubs or trees as kōzo ("paper mulberry" in English), ganpi or mitsumata, which he buys at Ozu Washi, a specialty shop in Tokyo that has been in business since 1653.
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Each of the canines has a different reaction: Ruckus runs off, Prince wags his tail, Luna waits patiently before tugging on Stessel's Santa hat, Cali barks, Teragon lays down on his back, Duke jumps up on Stessel, Bebe walks away, Gracie hops up and down and Kobe sits still.
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Although they speak Spanish to their employers, the two women tend to converse in a Mixtec language, and the movie is a babel, ceaselessly attuned to both human and animal tongues: canine barks, the croon of a bedtime lullaby, the moans of mothers in labor in a maternity wing.
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The more distinct dramatis personae include Capper (Michael Smiley), whose leg is injured and is quickly abandoned; Smith (Gordon Kennedy), who barks orders at everyone and takes notes in a mysterious book; Karlsson (Deirdre Mullins), a medic; and a pair of hostages dressed like prisoners at Abu Ghraib.
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By the time he was helpless with it he would have his students in stitches, with abrupt barks of clockwork hilarity coming from Charles and a dazzling flow of unsuspected lovely laughter transfiguring Josephine, who was not pretty, while Eileen, who was, dissolved in a jelly of unbecoming giggles.
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The rags-to-riches story of Vivian Ward falling in love with wealthy businessman Edward Lewis hits the Big Apple in August with Samantha Barks stepping into the vinyl boots of Oscar-winning actress Julia Roberts while Andy Karl suits up to play the wealthy businessman previously portrayed by Richard Gere.
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The boy in me has a nostalgic connection to the paintings (by at least six different illustrators) for Mad magazine covers, and the drawings for comic characters like Uncle Scrooge by Carl Barks (1901-2000), Little Lulu by Marge Buell (1904-1993) and, best of all, Al Capp's (1909-1979) Li'l Abner.
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The end result is a barrage of tens of thousands of tweets going back almost a decade that are full of not just spelling errors, but also a cascade of other public embarrassments: one-word sentences that operate more like dog barks, poor word choices, odd (or missing) punctuation, factual mistakes and outright lies.
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This Pretty Woman lightens the social commentary that helped make Garry Marshall's 1990 film so memorably self-aware in peddling its escapism; anchored by an insouciant lead performance from Samantha Barks (best known for playing Éponine onscreen in Les Misérables), it tends to abandon altogether the film's already ham-fisted portrayal of gritty LA street life.
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Featuring a distinct animation style inspired by the classic Carl Barks' comic designs, the DuckTales reboot chronicles the high-flying adventures of Duckburg's most famous trillionaire Scrooge McDuck, his mischief-making triplet grandnephews – Huey, Dewey and Louie — temperamental nephew Donald Duck and the trusted McDuck Manor team: big-hearted, fearless chauffer/pilot Launchpad McQuack, no-nonsense housekeeper Mrs.
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Three bits of important side action to note here though: first is Dog, who barks at the water like any sensible doggie would; second is The Stander, who tries to shuffle his knee out the way of the water; and third is The Faller, who's made a desperate attempt for stability and pulled down The Spiller's shorts.
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This article was originally published by VICE Romania A city councillor from the small Romanian town of Medias was recently so annoyed by the barking of his neighbor's dogs that he proposed to have the vocal cords of every dog in his town cut—if the dog barks "too loudly" between certain hours of the night, that is.
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During some of the quietest scenes, the distant roar of traffic and car horns, the barks of dogs and the chorus of street vendors find their way in, as if to remind us that this big burgeoning monster of a city lurks right outside the door, a character in its own right and one demanding respect.
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Because the book (by the late Marshall and J.F. Lawton) almost never diverts from the film script, Barks and Karl have little to do other than be charming, as they slot into roles that are so embedded within the cultural lexicon that much of the audience will likely take notice of what makes it into the stage version and what doesn't.
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Additionally, there's a "Remote Trigger" feature that lets you activate the camera shutter using the app (good for group photos) from as far as 32 feet away, a new 12-second self-timer mode, and a "Noise Trigger" that lets the camera take a photo when you clap, or when you splash in the pool, or if a dog barks.
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The show is adapted from the 1990 film, with songs by the rocker Bryan Adams and his longtime co-writer Jim Vallance; it will have a production in Chicago this spring and is then scheduled to open on Broadway in August, starring Samantha Barks as Vivian Ward, the prostitute made famous on film by Julia Roberts, and Steve Kazee as Edward Lewis, the businessman who introduces her to a new life.
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