Not Debra — I was calling out for my biological mom.
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Police and her family are calling out for her safe return.
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People started gathering at the shrine, calling out for Reza Shah.
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He began banging on people's front doors, calling out for help.
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There was Mr. Kumar: buffering slowly, and calling out for azadi, freedom.
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She looks confused and scared and keeps calling out for her father.
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Without a doubt, it's an area that's calling out for more research.
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How else would you hear your precious little tyke calling out for Elmo?
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"We're calling out for them where they should really be spending their time."
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Clearly people were calling out for more realistic sex scenes amidst the smut.
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The vets set to it, calling out for IVs, scissors, medicine and tape.
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I don't remember this, but they said I was calling out for my mom.
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"When I reached the hospital, I remember calling out for her," Mr. Zindani said.
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In the recording, children can be heard wailing, sobbing and calling out for their parents.
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Spiritualists across the UK wrote to Labour MP Eleanor Rathbone calling out for her release.
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Much to his surprise, he saw the penguin had returned and was calling out for him.
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Do we simply close our windows on loudspeakers calling out for genocide or do we act?
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With FOSTA and SESTA, we are standing in the forefront and calling out for our rights.
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Was he in pain, was he cold, was he thirsty, was he calling out for me?
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The girl told her mother she heard shots and could hear someone injured calling out for help.
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Decrepit, senile, and miserable, Tithonus eventually shrank into a cicada who stridulated ceaselessly, calling out for release.
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The mushroom is removed and he goes home to find his mother weeping and calling out for him.
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The girl had been wandering around the neighborhood, crying and calling out for her grandparents, according to AL.com.
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On a tip, they ended up in a spot where they heard Casey calling out for his mother.
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Patients living with chronic conditions like asthma and allergies are calling out for help from our elected leaders.
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Her handler was calling out for her on airport premises and she ran and jumped into his arms.
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My kids were only calling out for my husband — I was just someone who tucked them in at night.
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But I do believe in God's role in calling out for positive social change for the good of all.
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Another avenue calling out for action instead of rhetoric is the Civil Rights Division at the Department of Justice.
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I was becoming another Zamalek eccentric, the foreigner who wandered the island at night, calling out for the deposed President.
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Many West Coast communities are calling out for help as they tackle this emergency caused by companies in their own backyards.
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She and her family were victims of an airstrike in October 2016, and she can be heard calling out for her father.
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He takes off running, and she chases him into the parking lot, calling out for people to stop him and call police.
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Her cry for help was the ultimate manifestation of the damsel in distress, a princess calling out for her only hope: men.
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Goths stopped calling out for "Release The Bats" at every concert, and that, in this world of tears, will have to suffice.
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Outrage boiled over across the country as images and audio of babies inconsolably calling out for their mamas made the news cycles.
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Juniper Sorel, 2, and her brother, Oliver, 5, were looking for a deli worker named Peter Booke and calling out for him.
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The video starts with Culkin calling out for his mom and dad in an empty house before realizing that he's all alone again.
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After some legitimately seriously bad calls, some people in the restaurant are calling out for Green to just punch LeBron in the face.
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There will be a "wall of sound" featuring mariachi music and the cries of children in detention centers calling out for their parents.
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Rescue efforts continued throughout Tuesday night and Wednesday, with crews often working in complete silence as to better hear victims calling out for help.
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Berger posted a job description on Facebook calling out for skinny cavers to join his team at the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa.
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After calling out for help, the workers were instructed to take the "dog" to a nearby veterinary clinic for proper care, according to the post.
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Now, female performers are calling out for more mental health resources within the adult entertainment industry, while creating their own support groups for sex workers.
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Every day, in neighborhoods all over the U.S., Black girls are unwittingly wading into the swamp and calling out for help when they can't turn back.
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A tip led the search team to a spot where they were able to hear the 3-year-old calling out for his mother, officials said.
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Such convenience does allow for the possibility that restive children could prank Alexa from the back seat simply by calling out for, say, Rick Astley songs.
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Advocates on both sides of the net neutrality debate are calling out for apparent hypocrisy this week after it blocked YouTube from working on Amazon's FireTV product.
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New York City is full of pastoral sights: white clouds floating in deep blue skies, lakes ringed by verdant hills, grassy expanses calling out for barefoot play.
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So don't expect that the technology is going to be massively disruptive, but look for tech that's going to be applied to something that's calling out for it.
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And we're in this moment where the culture is changing and calling out for new solutions, and this is something that everyone should be able to get behind.
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After walking into a store and hearing someone calling out for help, the man said he'd heard five to six gunshots before retreating to his car and calling police.
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" On Thursday, Cardi B shared a clip of Kulture calling out for her as her husband Offset tried to get the 7-month-old baby girl to say "papa.
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Her decision to indict the officers, announced on the steps of the Baltimore War Memorial days after Gray's death, was met with cheers from protesters calling out for criminal accountability.
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People have been calling out for help for a long time now--yet treatment and mental health services have not met the demand and aren't meeting people where they are.
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GAZIANTEP, Turkey (Reuters) - Wearing chemical suits and gasmasks, Syrian doctors rush to a house where white smoke wafts over a group of people choking and coughing, some calling out for help.
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A local guide is the standard for travel television, but the inclusion of Mizuhara, one of Japan's biggest models, is worth calling out for its smart cultural relevance for Japanese audiences.
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But when he arrived, he learned that his 214-year-old daughter, Ghadeer, had already died, after hours of calling out for him, though the rest of his children would survive.
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Calling out for "an opportunity to affirm and enact the values that our cultural institutions claim to embody," activists on Inauguration Day imagined major museums and gallery spaces shutting down as sites of resistance.
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Moreover, Trump's isolationist leanings, his protectionist sympathies and, in general, the "America First" attitude has created a vacuum -- one calling out for another figure to manage global trade, security, environment and other burning issues.
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Mousasi Pummels Belfort to Second-Round TKO In the co-main event of the evening, Gegard Mousasi got a fight with an opponent he'd been calling out for years in Brazilian legend Vitor Belfort.
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There's been a lot of debate within political circles over whether Democrats are calling out for a savior to enter the 2020 primary, or whether they're just fine with who they've got, thank you very much.
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United Healthcare, one of the largest medical insurance companies in the U.S., sent a letter to a gay man in July that activists are calling out for blatant discrimination — and it's not hard to see why.
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The picture of the place where Till's body was recovered, "Deep South, Untitled (Emmett Till River Bank)," is at once as shocking as an open grave and disconcertingly ordinary — an uncommemorated site calling out for a reckoning.
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On Monday, Trump made another statement, saying "racism is evil" and calling out for the first time the KKK, neo-Nazis and other hate groups for the role in the weekend's violence at a white nationalist rally.
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That monologue became an instant sensation, getting the attention of not just his viewers and angry people on the internet but also the very Republican senators he was calling out for holding people's lives in the balance. Sen.
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It was one of those moments when you have a choice that goes beyond the initial choice you make by calling out for help: You can not die, or you can come back to life," Wood wrote. "'Mom?
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From states like Indiana and New York, to Pennsylvania and North Carolina, Americans are calling out for support from the administration, and they want President Trump to be the man of action they saw on the campaign trail.
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MOSUL, Iraq — Dozens of Iraqi civilians, some of them still alive and calling out for help, were buried for days under the rubble of their homes in western Mosul after American-led airstrikes flattened almost an entire city block.
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It's easy to fall back on tried-and-true favorites like succulents and fiddle leaf figs, and while we take comfort in the knowledge that they'll never let us down, sometimes, the plant wall is just calling out for some variety.
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McKinnon long ago proved she can play essentially anyone in Washington, and her take on Sessions was somehow both a fun riff on the politician and Tom Hanks's work as Forrest, which is, I suppose, what America was calling out for.
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With several leaders in the tech industry calling out for more diversity, we hope our platform can provide hiring managers with more data that will provide a level playing field to all candidates, regardless of their age, ethnicity, gender or background.
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On day three, a tip led the search team to a spot where they were able to hear the 3-year-old calling out for his mother, Craven County Sheriff Chip Hughes told reporters at a news conference Thursday night.
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But so is the scene where the two are dragged away from each other by agents of the state, Hannah calling out for June and June knowing that the only way to protect her daughter is to let this happen.
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"What Ryan did is almost is calling out for that kind of moment," said Tom Rath, a veteran New Hampshire GOP leader who had endorsed Kasich and is slated to be a delegate to the Republican National Convention in July.
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Emma Gonzalez, a senior at the Parkland, FL school, gave a passionate speech at the federal courthouse in Fort Lauderdale Saturday ... calling out for gun control in the wake of the massacre by Nikolas Cruz that left 17 people dead.
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In the press release, Cohen seemed to be calling out for a blessing on the deal when he quoted from the Grateful Dead's "Scarlet Begonias": Once in a while you get shown the light, In the strangest of places if you look at it right.
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"As long as it (the dollar) is at the centre of the trade conflict, U.S. yields fall due to concerns about real economic effects and the market is literally calling out for rate cuts, there are no positive arguments supporting the dollar," Commerzbank analyst Antje Praefcke said.
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CreditCreditAdam Dean for The New York Times PALU, Indonesia — When rescuers first arrived at the Roa Roa Hotel in central Palu, they could still hear the voices of guests trapped inside, calling out for help, after an earthquake caused the eight-story concrete structure to collapse.
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While separations were the result of a "zero tolerance" policy announced in early May, outrage did not reach its peak until a month later when images of children in chain-link cages and an audio recording of small children calling out for their parents were made public.
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You watch this bird, out in the middle of the jungle, clear every single leaf away so that he can be the brightest thing in that section, and then he just sits there, calling out for two months, or more or less, until a mate comes.
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President Trump retweeted a far-right activist hours after calling out for the first time specific hate groups for their role in last weekend's violence in Charlottesville, Va. The president retweeted Jack Posobiec, who shared a story about shootings in Chicago and questioned where the "national media outrage" was.
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Next door, a nearly three-foot-tall blue-and-gold macaw named Bacardi, abandoned by a truck driver who was spending too much time on the road, kept calling out for someone named Muffin, before abruptly rising up and knocking over his tray of food to surrounding squawks of delight.
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What I see happening in that space is that women are stepping forward and being more vocal than I have seen women since the 1970s, and feeling much more open about exhibiting their feminism and calling out for recognition of differentiating treatment based on gender, and really pushing that conversation to the forefront.
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When Fields allegedly drove his car into a crowd after the crowds were forced from the park, people at the intersection of 4th and Market were hysterical, calling out for friends and asking people they knew if others in their circles were safe, though each person seemed to have less information than the last.
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Soon the house was full of smoke, and a voice was heard calling out for the smoke-eater.
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Heym remained alive for half an hour, calling out for help. His cries were heard by some nearby forestry workers, but they were unable to reach him.
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This is achieved by calling out for the card. The first player to call for the card takes it, as well as a penalty card from the deck.
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Muhammad said "I saw our father in a dream. He was calling out for us". Ibraheem said, "Brother, be patient. I also saw our father in a dream beckoning us to him".
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However, due to scholars effort in calling out for historical preservation, the academy was relocated to its current site on Shengli Road. In 1977, a well-known architect directed its repair and restoration works.
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The first follows the Toadlets as they find the Fairy Ring. In the second season, when in Toad Hollow, Panther Cap hears Mistle Toad calling out for help. Eventually after telling the others, they set out to find and rescue him.
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She runs after it, calling out for him, but is eventually devastated when it outpaces her. She hears his voice call out for her and finds him standing in the road. They share an emotional embrace, with Wolf looking on from a nearby cliff.
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After leaving the scene, the phone in the now-deserted house rings again. In her hospital bed, Susy is calling out for her father, pleading to him to answer her call, as her voice is drowned out beneath the indifferent traffic of the city.
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She confronts a horribly malnourished but still ferocious Simon, while calling out for Jack's alternate personalities for help. Eventually, Billy takes over and kills Simon. Some time later, Allie is shown living in the Marrowbone house with Jack and all of his siblings' personalities.
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The hero of the series. Due to the death of his longtime shikigami, Sazae, he has come back weaker than before. He still makes the mistake of calling out for Sazae and causes blunders for those around him. This is the story of his rise back from his loss.
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Jacobs Publishers was listed on Beall's List of potential, possible, or probable predatory scholarly open- access publishers.‘’ Beall’s List of Predatory Publishers’’. Exploring the Evidence Base (weblog), January 23, 2017. Accessed October 2, 2018 The company has been criticized for sending out email spam to scientists, calling out for papers,List of spamming journals.
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Upon hearing the letter, Donna Rosa is horrified by the contents of the poetry written to Beatrice. Scene 6: Love Duet #2 Mario and Beatrice meet in the night, sharing an embrace. With a gun, Donna Rosa comes looking for them, calling out for her niece. Mario and Beatrice share a kiss and Beatrice runs away.
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Paul Pailokkaran returns home and is unremorseful. He taunts Sofia and her mother that now no-one will come to marry her. In the wee hours of the next morning, everyone are awaken by the resounding horn of a tanker lorry. After the second horn, Solomon comes at the door of Sophie's home, calling out for her.
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Retrieved on 20 January 2009. The lyrics make references to children's nursery rhymes, especially Miss Mary Mack. The Rufus Thomas version begins with the quoting of the first 14 notes of Mendelssohns Wedding March from "Midsummer's Night's Dream". This version is noted for Rufus whistling and calling out for his dog, to go walking with him.
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A stunning item-girl, Burnerz (Niuma Mohamed), the daughter of Faudy (Fauziyya Hassan) becomes the latest addition to Muhamma's list of romance. Faudy inquires from Muhamma about the murder of her husband and he explains it as an accidental death. Muhamma is mentally unstable and roam around the island calling out for his first love, Reena (Fathmath Neelam).
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She returns home to take care of Ryder when Ford walks in, calling out for Tess. Unknowingly to him, it is Jessica who is glaring back at him. Jessica, now with Tess's attributes, argues with Ford, telling him he will never see Tess or Ryder again. Ford backs off, but vows not to give up on them.
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Worried for his friend, Toad prevents the voice from announcing his next act and tries calling out for Frog, only for the dream to end with him spinning in the dark. Toad wakes up from his dream to see Frog in his house, and when they both play together outside, is very relieved that what he experienced was only a bad dream.
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Candy decides to go back one more time to the room, where she hears Decker calling out for help, and realises what has happened. She leaves him there and at first goes off with Wilson and Jean, leaving Decker to suffocate slowly, but changes her mind and tells the police Inspector to go up to the room in order to solve the case.
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Later he is seen running away from the house as someone else comes to the door and knocks. The door is slightly open and the man, Kevin, comes in calling out for Miranda. He finds her in the kitchen and calls the police. Miranda is next seen in the hospital, beaten, and having a rape kit and photos taken by the police.
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One story of the song's meaning is of a grandparent calling out for the two fair haired children, who are hiding amongst the bog-cotton of their namesake. The second verse relates the frustration of their refusal to reveal themselves, with the threat of being put up to the local witch "Sadhbh Sheáin" who will put a curse upon them.
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She lies down on John and while crying she asks him what is she supposed to do without him. He is taken away in an ambulance. Back at the LA mansion, Esther hears John's voice calling out for someone to answer the telephone. But she discovers it's just a tape of the old songwriting session during which the telephone had interrupted his singing.
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Reed replies that it was because her husband had loved Jane more than his own children, even calling out for her on his deathbed. Jane also learns from her aunt that she has an uncle. This uncle asked to take care of Jane when she was still a child. Her aunt misinformed the uncle and told him that Jane died.
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Mawata is freed and safe in the arms of her family. Takako doesn't want her to go and becomes desperate calling out for Sasame who appears after beating Hayate in battle. Fenrir asks Sasame to kill both Hayate and Himeno, but he is convinced by Himeno not to. Believing that not even Sasame loves her, Takako tries to kill herself, but Sasame shields her and dies.
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As a child, she watched her father murder her mother with a shotgun before he attempted to kill her too. Florence hid inside the walls of the house as her father pursued her, calling out for his "little Mousy." Aiming for her, her father instead killed Tom, who is revealed to have been his illegitimate son. Her father then killed himself while Florence watched.
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In a bid to make Donna look jealous of her and Ringo, Naomi pays Bradley Hewson (Liam McIntyre) to pretend to be her brother. When Donna sees them together, she tells Ringo that Naomi is cheating on him. Naomi invites Ringo over to her house for a spa. When he arrives, she undoes her bikini strap and pretends to drown, while calling out for him to help.
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I just found that out. When I was kidnapped, Uncle Laguna went on a journey to find me... But because he did, Uncle Laguna wasn't able to be by Raine's side when she died. Raine wanted to show Laguna her new born baby... Raine kept calling out for Laguna. So no matter what, I wanted Laguna to stay in the village... But it didn't work.
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Peter is shown wandering a desolate city, calling out for anyone. After her encounter with Sylar, Claire Bennet visits Noah Bennet's apartment to speak to him about it, but instead finds Lauren. After entering, Claire notices the maps and realizes that Noah is planning to attack the carnival. Lauren tries to convince Claire to wait for Noah, but Claire decides to leave for the carnival.
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Secondly, at the beginning of "Mr. Neutron", Adams is dressed in a "pepperpot" outfit and loads a missile onto a cart being driven by Terry Jones, who is calling out for scrap metal ("Any old iron ..."). Adams and Chapman also subsequently attempted a few non-Python projects, including Out of the Trees. He also contributed to a sketch on the soundtrack album for Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
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Rufinus elsewhere (63) describes the hospice as a ptochotrophius, a late antique borrowing from Greek, like xenodocheion. It literally means "nourisher of the poor", i.e. "poorhouse". He set about gathering those who were to ashamed or to infirm to beg, and went through the streets calling out for alms from the rich. He soon attracted a large number of beggars and religiously motivated persons who helped him in his task.
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Marco begins calling out for Eggar, who appears and begins to strangle Marco. The group attacks Eggar, believing he is the killer. While Dennis is watching the rest of the group fight, the killer murders him from behind and rises up to scream; it is revealed that Eggar's missing, feral mother is the killer. As she walks toward the group, she sets off the trap and is mortally wounded.
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As Jill and Ramón wander around the inn to find a bathroom, Jill hears a girl calling out for help in Spanish. They hide when they hear Felipe return and see him check a basement door before the others mollify him. When Jill and Ramón check the basement, they find Ana Maria, Felipe's daughter, locked in a box. Felipe angrily confronts them with a rifle, but David saves them by knocking out Felipe.
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He was also one of the 'Lions of Highbury' in the narrow loss to England in November 1934 known as the Battle of Highbury. As the story goes, during the second half he was disoriented from fatigue and with the English constantly in attack, he kept calling out for Luisito not realising that Monti was not on the field (due to a broken bone) and the midline was just himself and Ferraris.
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But it is our hearts which are draped by sins and so the heartbeat is heard as dhak dhak and not Allah Allah. Muraqaba is done by sitting in a lonely place with eyes closed and maintaining a calm position, imagining your exterior eyes closed, interior eyes opened, (zahiri aankhen band krke batini aankhain kholiye) your heart calling out for Allah, and trying to hear the word 'Allah' in each and every heartbeat.
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A young mother (Natalie Gold) is at the laundromat with her baby, Sam, who won't stop crying. After putting Sam in the backseat, she ends a phone call and finds that Sam has disappeared. As she searches for him she sees a little boy calling out for his dad, who has also vanished. The parking lot and surrounding area erupt in mayhem, and several juxtaposed 911 calls are placed reporting the disappearance of numerous people.
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He rushes to help and succeeds in conveying the stricken man back to his family's apartment. Calling out for Sonya to forgive him, Marmeladov dies in his daughter's arms. Raskolnikov gives his last twenty five roubles (from money sent to him by his mother) to Marmeladov's consumptive widow, Katerina Ivanovna, saying it is the repayment of a debt to his friend. Feeling renewed, Raskolnikov calls on Razumikhin, and they go back together to Raskolnikov's building.
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When Bugs sees him, he initially thinks he is a sick person who needs to see the doctor, he sits Hyde in a chair, but as he goes to get the doctor, Hyde swings an axe at Bugs, chopping a lamp in half. Bugs quickly realizes that this cackling, knuckle-dragging, axe-swinging monster is not someone to be heckled. Bugs runs away, calling out for the doctor. Soon the monster reverts to Dr. Jekyll.
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Buggy identifies the fallen items as his mother's. Cookie is walking through the unit quietly, as not to wake up Buggy asleep on the couch, trying to change her sheets after she wet the bed. Gunshots go off and Buggy wakes up panicked calling out for his mom. He asks Cookie to hand him his bag and he takes out a bottle of pills which he can't open, so Cookie opens it.
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Shirime as drawn by Yosa no Buson. is a strange yōkai with an eye in the place of his anus. A Shirime picture The story goes as follows: Long ago, a samurai was walking at night down the road to Kyōto, when he heard someone calling out for him to wait. "Who's there?!" he asked nervously, only to turn around and find a man stripping off his clothes and pointing his bare buttocks at the flabbergasted traveler.
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Jayakumar starts in a train and reaches the railway station at midnight. Since there were no official taxi in the station and he had to travel another 40 km, he walks and reaches a junction where he finds a shared taxi, whose driver was calling out for passengers to Pollachi. Already there were two commuters inside. After waiting for some more time, two more people (Tommy and Alex) come running with a luggage box and join them.
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When Sir Alexander arrives he brings a guest, the quiet government employee Joseph Balcombe. During dinner Hector rants about Britain's lack of action against Nazi Germany. It is later revealed that he has been one of those calling out for a new prime minister. The next day, while looking for a cat in one of the property's sheds, which are out of bounds as they are used for storing Sir Alexander's private papers, Anne finds gramophone records labelled "Foxtrot".
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After the 2008 Kosovo declaration of independence, Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez announced that Venezuela does not recognise Kosovo's independence on the grounds that it has been achieved through U.S. pressure and criticised a recent political movement calling out for a more autonomous Zulia state. He said "This cannot be accepted. It's a very dangerous precedent for the entire world."Venezuela's Chavez won't recognize independent Kosovo On 24 March 2008, Chavez accused Washington of trying to "weaken Russia" by supporting independence for Kosovo.
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Calling Out For You (, 2000) is a novel by Norwegian writer Karin Fossum. It features her series’ protagonist Inspector Sejer and his investigation into the vicious murder of an Indian bride recently moved to Norway to be with her husband. The novel was translated into English in 2005, and was shortlisted for the 2005 Crime Writers' Association Gold Dagger award, where the judges acclaimed it for having "real emotional power". It was published in America in 2007 under the title The Indian Bride.
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At Neraka, the remaining group is captured and treated as deserters, but Tanis, seeing Kitiara enter into the city, takes a great risk and escapes from the guards, calling out for Kitiara's help. He falls into the charade of being her officer, and she accepts him up onto her dragon, however she does not see the others, so she believes Tanis is alone. He then makes an exchange for Laurana, offering himself. He tells Kitiara he will serve under her in Bakaris's stead.
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New Appointments to Board of Ireland West Airport Knock He owns of land west of Dublin Airport, and wishes to build a competing terminal on that land. The Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) have stated that they would not allow a competing terminal access to the Runway at Dublin Airport. Other parties calling out for a second competing Terminal include Michael O'Leary, the CEO of Ryanair. O'Leary has been known to be in strong opposition to the DAA ( previously known as Aer Rianta), on various issues.
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Nicolae Batzaria's nationalism, aimed specifically against the Greeks, became more evident in 1903, when he founded the Bucharest gazette Românul de la Pind ("The Romanian of the Pindus"). It was published under the motto Timeo Danaos et dona ferentes, and monitored the Greek offensive against Aromanian institutions in places such as Muloviști, calling out for action against the "perfidious" and "inhumane" enemy.Gică, p. 7 In 1905, Batzaria's paper fused into Revista Macedoniei ("Macedonia Magazine"), put out by a league of exiles, the Macedo-Romanian Cultural Society.
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Josey told investigators that they were swimming when his mother told him to get back onto the boat; Rivera helped him climb back into the boat, but she was unable to climb back onboard herself and then disappeared underwater while calling out for help. He also stated that his mother was not wearing a life jacket. Lake Piru is known locally for strong, unpredictable currents and whirlpools that have caused the deaths of swimmers in the past. Rivera's vehicle, a black Mercedes G-Wagen, was found in the parking lot.
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On a cold dark night, a man is driving through the countryside and discovers a young woman who seems to be running from something. The man stops and puts her in his car and does not notice another woman, who is completely naked, calling out for her. The woman tells the man that her name is Elizabeth; she insists there are people after her but she seems to be confused and frightened. He takes Elizabeth to his apartment in Paris and realizes she is incapable of remembering anything for any length of time.
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Gibson and Walk (1960) hypothesized that depth perception is inherent as opposed to a learned process. To test this, they placed 36 infants, six to fourteen months of age, on the shallow side of the visual cliff apparatus. Once the infant was placed on the opaque end of the platform, the caregiver (typically a parent) stood on the other side of the transparent plexiglas, calling out for them to come or holding an enticing stimulus such as a toy. This allowed so the infant would be motivated to crawl across towards them.
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Leah contacts paranormalist Rowan Dove, who advises that the only way to stop the demon is to perform the same summoning ritual in the same place, but in reverse. He also warns that Pyewacket is a devious shape-shifter and Leah must not trust anyone until the curse is lifted. Leah returns to the forest and begins the reverse ritual, but stops when she sees her mother lying dead nearby, but also hears her mother calling out for her. In a panic, Leah calls 911, and then her friend Aaron to pick her up.
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It was a Mahaprasthanam – an event of supreme self-sacrifice and purification, leaving everything behind. Everyone dear to him had gone. He had parted from Lakshmana. He was troubled by many guilt feelings – the murder of Shambuka, the unfairness meted out to Sita... Towards the end of the film, this mood prevails – Rama walks into the Sarayu river with the sacrificial fire, bearing everything, including his loneliness, calling out for Sita ... and disappears into the depths of the waters, carrying the sacrificial fire with him into the river is not in Ramayana – it is an interpretation.
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As they approach the Governor's mansion, the first of three drugs used in the execution has already been injected into Frank's bloodstream and he has lost consciousness. The Governor calls, and the doctors try to revive him, while his wife Bonnie bangs on the window calling out for him to wake up. Six months later, a week before Christmas, Everett is out buying a stuffed hippo for his daughter, and the store's proprietor mentions that he is famous and may even win a Pulitzer. He catches sight of Frank and his family doing their Christmas shopping.
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Ponting told the Sunday Age, "He (Panesar) didn't look like he was scared to throw the ball up a little bit and actually try to get you out. He's got good, subtle changes of pace and, watching the other night (against Pakistan), a really good arm ball as well.". Panesar was left out of the England team for the first two Tests of the series, which led to a petition being started by BBC Radio Five Live, calling out for his inclusion. Panesar was eventually selected to play in the third Test at the WACA in Perth.
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Calling out for the man to step in the ocean, the water entity attempts to draw him to the depths. Increasingly aware of the danger, his wife does all she can to distract him from the call of the ocean. Time ticks by, the intelligence in the water growing desperate, knowing that if it cannot lure the man before he leaves today, it will be over. Storm clouds roll in, and wife believes she has won; her husband does not understand why she seems to be cheerful that their last day at the beach has been ruined.
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Thinking her to be Allan, she is shot at by Hernando Pereira, who in turn is shot at by Henry Merais for shooting his beloved daughter. As Hernando lies down in fits of his impending death, he confesses to have bared false witness during Allan's trial so as to bring him to his death. Hernando later dies with a lot of people calling out for curses upon him. A letter is given Allan from Marie to which he thanks him for saving her life thrice, and says that she has saved his life now in the end and goes to where she will be waiting for their reunion.
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The junkers of the Nikolayevskoye School of Engineers seized the Mikhailovsky Manege, stole a number of armored cars, captured the city telephone exchange, cut off power in Smolny, seized Hotel Astoria, and began to disarm the Red Guards and revolutionary soldiers. The students of Vladimirskoye Military School disarmed the school guards and arrested some of the PMRC commissars. At 8:30 a.m. on October 29, the leaders of the Junker mutiny sent out telegrams all over Petrograd, announcing the success of the rebellion and calling out for the arrest of all the PMRC commissars and the concentration of participating military units at the Nikolayevskoye School of Engineers.
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The scene shifts to the woman from the beginning (the brunette) carrying furniture through a forest. Back at the table, she disappears, and becomes replaced with a male band member, wearing similar clothing to hers. As the video goes on, the blonde is shown riding through the forest in a carriage driven by a hooded figure in black, also disappearing from the table and being replaced by a band member in similar clothing. The same thing happens to the redhead, who is shown constrained underwater in an algae-like fashion, and the raven-haired woman, who appears to be in a small boat in a lake, calling out for someone.
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After a few dozen men had crossed, soldiers of the VRS Army arrived from the direction of Kravica in trucks and armoured vehicles including a white vehicle with UNPROFOR symbols, calling out for Bosniaks over the loudspeaker to surrender. It was around this time that yellow smoke was observed, followed by observations of strange behaviour, including suicides, hallucinations and members of the column attacking one another. Numerous survivors interviewed by Human Rights Watch claimed they were attacked with a chemical agent that caused hallucinations and disorientation. (General Zdravko Tolimir was an advocate of the use of chemical weapons against the ArBiH.) Heavy shooting and shelling began, which continued into the night.
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Blake writing for The Knickerbocker magazine in 1858 told a fictional story of a woman, Melissa, who murdered her tutor who did not return her love, by abandoning him in the cave without a lamp. According to the story, Melissa goes back to the cave fifteen years later to end her misery. Researcher Joe Nickell writing for Skeptical Inquirer magazine explains that this gives "Credulous believers in ghosts... confirmation of their superstitious beliefs" who tell of hearing Melissa weeping and calling out for her murdered tutor. Nickell states that it is common to hear sounds in caves which "the brain interprets (as words and weeping)... it's called pareidolia".
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Paul Pailokkaran opens the door and slyly smiling, says "now you can take her". Solomon hits him black and blue, calling out for Sofia again. When she finally comes out, he goes up to her, tells her "Hadn't we agreed if you didn't come out even after the second horn, I'll come pick you up and go?!" and, lifting her onto his shoulders, takes her to their tanker lorry, and, as his mother and cousin and Sofia's mother and half-sister look on,(implying that his mother has accepted her son's unconditional love now) drives out into the dawn, both of them smiling and hugging each other.
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Born in , Andrew Johnson grew up with a single mother, mowing lawns and bagging groceries at a Lunds at 50th & France in Edina, Minnesota. During his teens, Johnson was diagnosed with depression. Between 2002 and 2003, he ran two websites that the Star Tribune described as "paint[ing] a picture of an angst-ridden, depressed teen experimenting with drugs and relationships as he seeks his place in the world." Johnson acknowledged the sites as coming from a time in his life during which he was "struggling, calling out for help", a period that ended, along with his depression, once he got a job after high school at Geek Squad.
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Astyanax is a 16-year-old student from Greenview High School who has been having a recurring dream in which a young woman is calling out for his name. One day, while on his way to class, Astyanax is suddenly transported into another dimension. Astyanax meets the fairy Cutie, who explains that he is in the kingdom of Remlia (a possible mistranslation of Lemuria) and has been summoned to rescue its ruler, Princess Rosebud, who is being held captive by the evil wizard Blackhorn. Armed with the legendary axe Bash, Astyanax sets out on a journey to Blackhorn's lair with Cutie in order to rescue Rosebud.
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Suspecting Nellifer, Khufu rushes back to the city. In her chambers he overhears her and Treneh plotting; he kills Treneh in a sword fight, but is himself fatally wounded. The Pharaoh, before dying, sees Nellifer wearing the necklace that he deliberately took from her earlier, and then dies while calling out for his High Priest and lifelong friend Hamar (Alexis Minotis, billed as Alex Minotis). After Khufu's death, Hamar, suspecting what Nellifer did and deeming the tomb truly robber- proof, even for Vashtar and Senta, releases them from their death sentences, allowing them to leave Egypt and return to their homeland with their people as part of a plan to deal with Nellifer.
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A luggage strap, exposed to the elements of the Moon for 32 hours, a piece of Charles "Pete" Conrad's spacesuit on the Apollo 12 mission, was sold by his estate to a private purchaser at auction.Apollo 12 astronaut's mementos up for auction 23 April 2014 In 2017 lunar soil collected by Neil Armstrong in 1969 was put up for auction. While many jewelry- and watch-makers claim their product contains "Moon dust", the products only contain pieces of, or dust from, meteorites believed to have originated from the Moon. On 11 September 2020, NASA announced that it is willing to create a market for Lunar soil by calling out for proposals to purchase the Lunar soil from commercial suppliers.
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Elektra / Cyblade #1: Devil's Reign - Chapter 7, March 1997 Weapon Zero arrive in LA looking for Jamie, but when they try to link to The Regulus' computer to aid them, they find the ship has disappeared. Lilith then transports them to Lorelei's secret base, Tartarus, within the Sangre de Cristo mountains, where they renew their search.Weapon Zero #10, February 1997 They locate Jamie at a shrine constructed by Mephisto in the California desert, where he is posing as Jesus Christ calling out for everyone present to pledge their souls to him. When he spots Weapon Zero he strengthens his argument by using his powers to activate their battle forms, exposing them as ‘demons’.
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While having a completely different personality, Shido is conceited, displaying a dark demeanor and tends to 'impress' familiar people, by showcasing the powers of the Spirits he had sealed (In this case, the power belonging to Yoshino, Miku, Natsumi and Origami). Near the end of volume 12, during his date with Yoshino, DEM interfered and tried to capture Shido, but he destroyed the team of 20 Bandersnatch easily using a powerful spirit flash. Later, Shido's sealed powers went completely berserk during his date with Tohka due to the Second Spirit's noise calling out for him. Fortunately, Shido was saved by Phantom, who then weakened Shido's spirit barrier, so the Spirits can successfully break through to kiss him.
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Her most memorable performance proved to be the one in Kharkov on March the 4th. "A serious University city, a high-brow public… But Vyaltseva arrived, sang her powerful song of overpowering love, beamed out this inimitable smile of hers and the same crowd that yesterday discussed Ibsen, was now madly calling out for Troyka and Caressed by Magic... Her connection with Kharkov remained: that was the city where she was adored," wrote the theatre critic Y.Lvov. "As a performer of Gypsy romances M-lle Vyaltseva has no equal…The artist renders these songs masterfully and expressively, easily involving audiences into her art," wrote Odessky Listok several days later. Then, despite the sceptics' predictions to the contrary, she triumphed in Tiflis, the Georgian city with its old theatre and opera traditions.
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A recording of the band's cover of Snoop Dogg's "Gin and Juice" was widely shared on the popular file-sharing site Napster, with the song miscredited to the band Phish. In fact, for most of the 16 years following their first live performance of the song, fans could regularly be heard calling out for the band's cover version of the song, sometimes before the show had even started. This led some to consider it an albatross, but the band continued to play the crowd pleaser, often adding a medley of impromptu cover songs to its midsection. While The Gourds' studio efforts were generally well received, their high-energy live performances and constant touring earned them the reputation of a band that had to be seen to be appreciated.
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Diego is smitten upon his first sight on her as she is the most beautiful creature he has ever seen. Diego, wanting himself, Manny, Sid, and Granny to get back home, tries to chomp off all the pirates' ropes from their "ship", but is too late as Shira arrives and restrains him, mocking him for his declaration of "I don't fight girls" by pinning him down and saying, "I can see why". After Manny and the others escape by capsizing Gutt's iceberg, Shira is seen in the water, calling out for her crewmates' help; only Flynn is concerned over Shira's whereabouts, but Gutt ignores this and demands his crew to move on forward without her. She is rescued against her will by Manny, and is angered when Diego calls her "Kitty" for calling them a "bad joke" of a herd.
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During the hallucination, the Star tells her own story, that she and her son were deeply in love with one another, but her son would not allow them to consummate their desire, instead promising that they would the next night for many months. Eventually, the two did finally engage in sex, but, the morning after, the Star's son vanished, and she has been searching for him ever since. The experience is interrupted by the Slut calling out for her mother to return as Matthias did for Ali, which prompts the arrival of a hooded figure with a mirror for a face. At first, the figure speaks with the Slut's mother's voice, giving her name, age, and cause of death, but quickly begins speaking in countless other voices, telling of hundreds of people and how they died. Furious, Ali punches the mirror, and sees Matthias’ face behind it.
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Voids can also include spaces where victims may have entered for self-protection during a disaster - such as under desks or in bathtubs or closets. Example of FEMA's marking system in New Orleans's Lower Ninth Ward Once the potential areas of entrapment have been identified and the potential number of victims sized up, search operations should commence in an orderly manner, beginning with verbally calling out for victims to identify their location if possible, and searching using a systematic search pattern. Possible search patterns include triangulation (using three searchers approaching a potential area of entrapment from three different directions), a right/left search pattern (one team searches the left side and one team the right side of a building), or a bottom-up/top-down search pattern. Searchers should stop frequently to listen for noises or attempted communication from victims; often this can involve all searchers stopping activity at specified periods of time to listen.
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There was some disagreement over directions, with Cartagena arguing for a more westerly bearing. Magellan made the unorthodox decision to follow the African coast in order to evade the Portuguese caravels which were pursuing him. Toward the end of October, as the Armada approached the equator, they experienced a series of storms, with such intense squalls that they were sometimes forced to strike their sails. Pigafetta recorded the appearance of St. Elmo's fire during some of these storms, which was regarded as a good omen by the crew: > During these storms the body of St. Anselme appeared to us several times; > amongst others, one night that it was very dark on account of the bad > weather, the said saint appeared in the form of a fire lighted at the summit > of the mainmast, and remained there near two hours and a half, which > comforted us greatly, for we were in tears, only expecting the hour of > perishing; and when that holy light was going away from us it gave out so > great a brilliancy in the eyes of each, that we were near a quarter-of-an- > hour like people blinded, and calling out for mercy.
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Veena Malik, a popular actor who caused an uproar in 2012 when she appeared with scantily dressed on the cover of an Indian men's magazine, posted that the march had "brought humiliation to women of Pakistan". Twitter users were prompt to remind Veena that "the same women you are calling out for 'humiliating' Pakistani femininities were standing by you as mullahs imposed fatwas on you." Kishwar Naheed, a poet best cherished for a poem called "Us sinful women", was seen in a video saying: "The next time you make such slogans, remember your culture, your traditions." Sadia Khatri a feminist writer, replies back through her column in Dawn saying someone should remind Naheed, that it is specifically culture and tradition; that keeps the frivolous and the silly relegating women to private spaces where women court the greatest risks, where the threat of assault is most prevalent, and where, when women are harmed, the walls around womanhood remind women to stay silent, like ‘good’, ‘honourable’ women those culture and tradition are what upturned when thousands of women come out into the streets, dancing and laughing with exhilaration.
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