Trump during the Monday press conference burbled something about timelines.
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In her right ear, the news broadcast burbled its comforting hum.
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The sounds of the jungle chirped and squawked and burbled around them.
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Others walked around Adi's tomb, chanting; holy water burbled up from deep within the mountain.
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The scent of pine filled the air, and a stream burbled a hundred yards or so away.
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All around us mudpots burbled and columns of steam shot skyward, powered by the heat of nascent volcanoes.
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Late last year, a red badge burbled to the surface next to millions of iPhone users' Settings apps.
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Then it climbed back to fifth place in 2003, when 22,148 newborn boys, the most ever, burbled to the name.
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Fatigue and desperation burbled up as people searched vainly for food, gasoline and power when nearly every storefront was dark.
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Hue and cry about Apple's "planned obsolescence" has burbled up for years, at one point gracing even the pages of The New York Times Magazine.
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My head became heavy, my stomach burbled angrily, and I began to feel a deep dysphoria that lasted long after the mega nap I soon indulged in. Success?
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When rumors of a UFC sale first burbled to the surface many weeks ago, there followed a widespread wonder as to what it would all mean for White.
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It might not be new material in the strictest sense, but it's a temporary fix in between 2015's Another One and the first burbled internet rumours of a new album to come in 2016.
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He was trying to say something about regulation and farmers and milk, and somehow this burbled out: But Obama sort of redeemed himself last year when he zinged some Republicans for clapping at a weird time.
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At his signal, workers on the ground squirted gallons of grout through the hose and deep into the wall, until it hit unseen water and the grout burbled out like ectoplasm and slid down toward the track.
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I pootled along at between 5703 mph and 65 mph while the V8 burbled away gently (and surprisingly quietly) behind me at a very relaxed 1500-2570 revs ― which for this engine is barely a tick above a standstill.
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While the authenticity of every account has yet to be confirmed, reporting so far paints a picture of a man who bought into many of the right-wing conspiracy theories that burbled up from social media, to mainstream conservative media, to the president himself.
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And by late 2017, an informal consensus had burbled up from students, teachers, parents and the internet: All across the country teenagers who in generations past would have become cigarette smokers — or, perhaps, would have never taken up smoking — were falling in love with the Juul.
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We ate at the kitchen counter, talking about how to manage the social dynamics of Thanksgiving in a divisive election year, and as the conversation burbled along in laughter and hard truths, it was hard not to feel optimistic about this holiday and what it represents for all of us, no matter where we're from or what we believe.
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It's odd that someone as canny as Trump—and I would argue that he's quite canny at times and his canniness is a big reason he's president—fell for Bannon, who burbled heavy-sounding philosophies (such as the need to "deconstruct the administrative state," which to Trump meant rolling back regulations and spending on domestic programs, both of which were fine with him).
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While Anirban described placing samples of healthy omentum — an apron of tissue hanging over the intestines — in a petri dish and then adding cancer cells, I remembered how, unbeknown to me, slithy growths had burbled through my abdomen, whiffling through my omentum, ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus and a section of my bowels, all of which had to be snicker-snacked.
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The ability of wealthy people to purchase and post their way to fabulousness may help explain why, in the aftermath of the Fyre fiasco, much of the delight that burbled up online revolved around the suffering of the presumably moneyed suckers who had purchased tickets: There were even jokes going around Twitter that Ja Rule had not only heroically fleeced wealthy millennials but successfully stranded them in an island gulag.
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Following the transition to the Big Build format, according to Stuart Heritage of The Guardian, the show is now a "big hitter", explaining that "Pound for pound [it] offers far more emotional heft than almost anything else on television". In its previous format the show had, in his view, merely "burbled along pointlessly", lacking ambition or an emotional connection with viewers.
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He continued: > I recall an occasion when a visiting professor from Lancaster, who gave a > talk on an early-18th-century Tory, wilted on being asked, "What have you > added to what Macaulay has to say on the subject?" Self-destructively, he > burbled, "I didn't know anyone still read Macaulay." "We do in this > university," rejoined his interrogator. Other events have been contentious in their own right.
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" Specifically, on the track "Nobody", various sources reached a consensus that Keef's slurs and croons over Kanye West's vocals contributed to one of his more emotionally driven songs. Chris Coplan of Consequence of Sound writes that Keef's auto-tuned vocals are, "part slur and part croon", and that Kanye West's, "succinct-yet-soulful backing harmonies sound doubly hazy over rumbling drum beats and the intermittent flutter of keys." The Source writes that the song is, "one of the more emotionally driven cuts we’ve heard from the Chicago rapper in recent history." Garvey writes that the track is, "about Keef at his rawest and most honest," referring to the line, "They thought I was a joke," as being burbled, "with a melancholy that suggests he reads the comments.
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