Remember the time YouTube Content ID took down a video with birds chirping in the background because an avant-garde song in its copyright database also had birds chirping in the background?
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Many scientists active on social media did it by chirping.
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He was just purring and chirping as I petted him.
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Looking at them you could practically hear the birds chirping.
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A television plays cat-friendly videos — birds chirping, squirrels scampering.
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Now I followed one chirping sound to a holly bush.
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They make chirping sounds not unlike the demogorgon in Stranger Things.
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Standing in the town center, you'll hear birds chirping—nothing more.
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DRAKE CHIRPING JOHN WALL "YOU'RE GETTING BODIED BY 143 TONIGHT" pic.twitter.
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Why are birds chirping on just one side of the forest?
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We pause now for the sound of silence and crickets chirping.
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In the first clip, audiences hear a cacophony of chirping birds.
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There are about 150 species of non-chirping, humpbacked camel crickets.
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Sometimes, they might even identify a bird chirping outside their window.
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Enjoy the gorgeous sunset, the chirping birds, the gentle piano music.
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The birds begin chirping loudly in the mornings earlier and earlier.
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Calm brains deliver one chirping bird for each five seconds of quiet.
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In the demo, Lynch's watch 'chimed' to the sound of birds chirping.
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Eventually the car will begin "chirping" louder and louder through the horn.
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Well, with a short video of a clay bird chirping, of course.
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There's a lot of barking, chirping and chest-puffing, particularly for McGregor.
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Timing is everything for migratory songbirds chirping away in North America's trees.
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The rabbi's words were punctuated by frogs chirping outside the open door.
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I can hear a bird chirping and hear it through my speakers.
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I want to surrounded by gentle streams and hear lazy birds chirping.
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And if a cricket is chirping in your house, don't kill it.
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"They all started chirping, 'Oh, you can't hit another one,'" Ford said.
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"I didn't know if I'd hear crickets chirping or applause," he said.
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Nobody's jumping up and down and chirping and whistling Dixie or whatever.
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No chirping families to be found among the swaying golden fields here.
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Crickets and birds began chirping, cicadas started rattling, and the brightest stars appeared.
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Stampp said she's noticed that Euphoria has been making little chirping noises lately.
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What it tends to mean: They're extra-pleased or excited The Noise: Chirping
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" As Robert gushed about Giselle's chirping, Hart replied, "You know what she's saying?
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Think of all the warning tones and navigation alerts chirping through the speakers.
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Even in the dawn light, with the crickets chirping, it was already muggy.
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In her jail cell, she's chirping as if something important is going to happen.
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Asha remembered cool evenings on the plantation, crickets chirping, tea leaves rustling, secrets exchanged.
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In the past, we've seen bullshit piracy claims over white noise and birds chirping.
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In the video above, the kestrel is caught chirping, hopping, and being generally cute.
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I heard birds chirping and I was like, 'This is going to be cute!
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Recordings include the sounds of birds chirping, a train zooming by, and a kiss.
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Take a cue from those birds chirp-chirping outside your window and express yourself.
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Some said they felt vibrations and heard loud ringing or high-pitched chirping sounds.
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I asked him to speak up because the songbirds were chirping too loudly outside.
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A woodland soundtrack (gurgling water, chirping crickets) and flickering tiki torches deepened the fantasy.
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The birds are chirping again and it's no longer pitch-dark at 4 p.m.
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Others suggest that forest sounds — birds chirping, rustling leaves — have a physiologically calming effect.
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Gamblers set the birds against each other and place bets on their chirping skills.
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The air was so fresh and you could hear the birds chirping every morning.
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CARAMANICA A looped vocal sample shuttles back and forth in stereo, chirping and trilling.
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While Jerry's talking, the sound mix emphasizes the chirping birds, the rustling of leaves.
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The night was warm and fragrant and alive with the gentle chirping of crickets.
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That triumph left Air Force chirping about how good the players feel they are.
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"You can hear the crickets chirping in the hallway," Connolly said on Saturday evening.
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The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and nature is at one with itself.
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All I can hear is the distant chirping of birds and the rustle of leaves.
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Twitter could be a tree filled with birds, chirping a discordant cacophony day and night.
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There's a cute chirping sound when you adjust the volume with the buttons up top.
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How even the noise of birds chirping outside can turn into nails on a chalkboard.
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All you hear are crickets and chirping because they're, they're worried about upsetting their base.
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And within five minutes on our autocross course, Dan is swinging around nicely, tires chirping.
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And when I was really in the zone, I'd hear the sound of birds chirping.
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There, among the shrubs and chirping crickets, idles a car that's been flipped upside down.
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But when you're a good team, a little bit of chirping comes with the territory.
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The birds are chirping, the sun is shining, and all seems well with the world.
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In the background of the call, there's an almost unnervingly idyllic chorus of birds chirping.
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Inside, Geppetto-style, was clock after chirping clock, each more wondrously intricate than the last.
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Partially shrouded by a tropical canopy, it admitted no sound but the chirping of birds.
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And, Boone said, he didn't want any coaches or players thrown out for their chirping.
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The more I listened, the more urgent the chirping of the crickets seemed to become.
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Just stacks of boxes in a basement and the summery song of thousands of chirping crickets.
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Strings of high-pitched chirping warble out with the bird head's beak dropped on the track.
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The birds are chirping, the leaves are blooming and flowers are quietly emerging from the ground.
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I like that you get to see animals and I like the nature sounds, like chirping.
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From the back patio, the only sounds you heard were chirping birds and clanging church bells.
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The piece starts with calming strings that slowly build over the gentle sounds of birds chirping.
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The comedy didn't just come from the song's initial self-loathing; it ended with birds chirping.
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When a cat chatters, they could be trying to mimic the chirping sounds that birds make.
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Her new LP EARS is colorful, and humid, each song bubbling and chirping like a rainforest.
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Prayers and songs spilled out of the open door amid the chirping of the pet birds.
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They experience a constant ringing, buzzing, hissing, chirping, or whistling sound in one or both ears.
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The sun was shining, birds were chirping, and my neighbors were outside playing with their kids.
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But they are very contradictory because close by you can see a couple of birds chirping.
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In place of the acoustic guitar soundtrack you'd find at a Starbucks, you hear chirping birds.
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Many of these pieces share an instrumental signature—sixteenth notes in the strings, oboes chirping above.
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A cricket had moved into the ceiling, and its intermittent chirping provided a hypnotic overhead beat.
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Remember the chirping song of gravitational waves, which this year confirmed Einstein's theory of general relativity.
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It's auditory: People around you may scream in joy; birds may start chirping their nighttime songs.
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The little creature requires lavish attention, lest it go hungry, and begins chirping until you feed it.
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A long-running tradition in the country, these contests are all about testing a songbird's chirping power.
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Snow is falling outside — the first of two storms this weekend — and yet the birds are chirping.
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The ambient chirping and buzzing of insects and birds rises to crescendo in the absence of combat.
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Durant, by that point, had already laid waste to his former teammates after four months of chirping.
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Every time their brain is quiet for 5 seconds, the sound of a bird chirping is played.
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" She also couldn't be happier that her little girl heard the "birds chirping for the first time.
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In 2016, 20153 US diplomats in Cuba reported hearing loss, fogginess, and vertigo after hearing chirping sounds.
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During the speech, the park was silent except for a circling helicopter, chirping birds and camera shutters.
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One day at the end of May, the birds that lived inside Jaime's AC unit were chirping.
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When reacting to positive messages, its cheeks glow green, and it nods enthusiastically with happy chirping sounds.
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In the audio of Bennington singing at Cornell's funeral, there are birds chirping, accenting the small silences.
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So if an area is predominantly green, chances are you'll hear birds chirping and water splashing there.
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Members returned to Washington either chirping about a favorable climate or gasping about how bad it was.
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This, and the soundtrack of chirping insects, barking dogs and gunning motor scooters, feels quintessentially West African.
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C in his still-childish ways, chirping at everyone, wearing a cat sweater with holes in it.
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Carti himself contributes a guest verse on "Almeda", chirping over whacked drum machines and dissonant jazz keyboards.
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The tones combine and dissipate; there is the sound of crickets chirping, and waves of white noise.
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And she discussed music with another, chirping, "Chainsmokers, No. 1!" when he inquired about her favorite band.
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The lighting and soundtrack of low-decibel music, twittering birds and chirping insects recalled a health spa.
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The Douni Sleep Sound Machine has 24 sounds to play, such as ocean waves and chirping crickets.
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She was laughing at her own joke, unless the bird sconces had become animated and were chirping.
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Or would you have a better recollection of how loud the birds were chirping at that moment?
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The fish tanks' bubbles were still roiling and the cockatiels kept chirping, but the people were glum.
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This boy was thinking silently, and visitors were enjoying the loud musical chirping of thousands of seagulls.
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Until, in the middle of Rogers answering a question, a frog began loudly chirping in the nearby woods.
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The birds had gone to roost for the 'night' and all the tropical frogs were chirping in abundance.
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My cat talks to Mousr — with those same sinister chattering, chirping cat-sounds that typically signal imminent murder.
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By the 13th and 14th centuries, spring enters into the lyrics with chirping birds, unfurling leaves and blossoms.
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Their team was either chirping at him or did something, because I know Bryce doesn't do that unprovoked.
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I was so calm, in fact, that I wasn't even distracted by the birds chirping in my earbuds.
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I've been really into them lately — the ones with chirping birds and gentle rain sounds, the whole shebang.
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It's Doris Kearns Goodwin chirping and twinkly in a pool of light in an otherwise dim mahogany study.
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The wondrously subdued sounds silenced many, who listened closely even as street bustle and chirping birds blended in.
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Speakers hiding in the plants create soothing nature sounds: you'll hear crickets chirping, birds trilling, and frogs croaking.
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Chirping birds and lapping waves aren't "natural" noises to my urban ears; there's nothing "soothing" about those sounds.
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How else to explain the chirping crickets when seeking proportionate coverage of the latest damning Strzok-Page texts?
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Some felt vibrations, and heard sounds — loud ringing or a high-pitch chirping similar to crickets or cicadas.
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The temperature will drop, stars will appear, and birds will become confused and start chirping their nighttime songs.
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Studies of the 1991 eclipse over Mexico, Central America and South America showed that desert cicadas stopped chirping.
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Under the field's dimming lights and with chirping crickets in the distance, Morrison gave his season-ending speech.
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Leaves rustled at the windows, huge skylights illuminated the living room and they could hear birds chirping outside.
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One recent afternoon, though, they were startled by the sound of chirping birds in the living room downstairs.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) keeping quiet, looking confused and uncomfortable, all backed by background noise of crickets chirping.
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The crickets are chirping and an owl sings along between the soft hum of cars rolling along nearby.
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The music cuts out to silence, and we only hear chirping birds and distant crack of batted balls.
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And I'm not just talking about that sometimes eerie effect of the rear satellite speakers chirping behind my ears.
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JF: The birds are chirping, the temperature is climbing here in New York, and you know what that means?
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They can also add sound through birds chirping and wind blowing through leaves, noises that have shown psychological benefits.
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Staring up at majestic volcanoes and listening to birds chirping has done wonders for my normally anxiety-driven mind.
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Like the cricket, they were there, chirping away, bugging her, but she was never able to pin them down.
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It was a hot but breezy day, with birds chirping and a few wild chickens strutting among the tombstones.
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No, the mornings here blossom languidly to the chirping of birds and the thump, thump, thump of feed buckets.
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It was designed by Standefer and Alesch, and got its name from the small voice chirping in Rose's palm.
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I recall the large bird cage that anchored the center of the lobby, with real birds singing and chirping.
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The webcam includes sound, so you can hear birds chirping and voices of visitors walking along the mowed grass.
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Once in the United States, the birds compete in chirping competitions, and a winner can fetch up to $21,2700.
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As in the Disney film, Pinocchio is endowed with a chirping conscience in the form of a sidekick insect.
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The video clipped Bloomberg's question and reactions candidates made to other questions -- featuring the subtle sound of crickets chirping.
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" And of the town: "The Washington Post describes a neighborhood of 'circular driveways, chirping birds, and white-columned homes.
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"There is a really strong energy here," she says, before falling asleep, amid the chirping of crickets and thundering rain.
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You'll hear the chirping crickets, rushing waves, and other sounds that don't exactly require the best in terms of fidelity.
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The idea is that "chirping" is quicker than using tickets or passes and can therefore decrease delays on bus routes.
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For Lazarus, the experience was profound: "I heard the birds chirping for [what seemed like] the first time," he says.
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The birds are chirping, sun is shinning, and there's only a couple hundred glitches happening in the Matrix right now.
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Royals right-hander Edinson Volquez, who starts Wednesday, was ejected by plate umpire Tim Timmons after chirping from the dugout.
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The video begins with the sounds of waves lapping, birds chirping, Hawaiian drumming, and the slapping of a Samoan dance.
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Typically the windows are open so you can often hear helicopters flying by, motorcycles speeding down PCH or birds chirping.
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There were no sounds, but the breeze passing through leaves and the faint chirping of a bird somewhere higher up.
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And in another study, prairie dogs changed the rate of their chirping to reflect the speed of an approaching human.
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Oregon State University analyze songbirds' chirping, treating certain noises as a "canary in a coal mine" for larger ecological issues.
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The birds are chirping, the flowers are blooming, there is a noticeable layer of pollen on cars -- and it's still February!
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To my amazement, the track starts with birds chirping, and the eagle immediately turned away towards the back of the nest.
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The initial image shows a white brick house on a residential street, its quiet interrupted only by the chirping of birds.
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When you fire up your Tamagotchi for the first time, one of six chirping faux-pets immediately hatches and you're off.
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You hear those birdies chirping in your ear and you kind of change your style a little bit to get noticed.
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The warbling vocals and chirping strings on "Elephant Gun" by Beirut feel full, although not quite immersive, through the Galaxy Buds.
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For many, spring suggests rebirth and rejuvenation; flowers blooming, birds chirping, and maybe even the desire to clean your whole house.
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Galway's charm was immediately evident as I walked along the canals of the River Corrib, past chirping birds and tall reeds.
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"Wow!" he would say, stopping the vehicle and turning off the engine so we could hear birds chirping and warthogs grunting.
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That edit included the insertion of the sound of crickets chirping, which typically would not be audible at such an event.
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There's a backup alarm too, which I set to the sound of birds chirping so I can pretend it's actually May.
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On my first morning in California — where I am attending Stanford University — I woke up to the sound of birds chirping.
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Shortly before the total eclipse, locusts began chirping in the trees, only to be drowned out by roars from the crowd.
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Valentine got his second technical and was ejected after chirping to an official with 7:50 remaining in the fourth quarter.
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Fan chirping Team Europeâ€' at Ryder Cup practiceâ€', is asked to put money where his big mouth is, for $100. Amazing. pic.twitter.
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At first I heard birds chirping, then the sounds of rain as what looked like drops of sunlight showered all around me.
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Moments later, you're back on dry land, somewhere in Canada, surrounded by howling packs of wolves and the rhythmic chirping of insects.
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It was perfectly clear Puig was upset with himself, and yet for some reason, Giants catcher Nick Hundley started chirping at Puig.
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The retired human-resources manager sits on a folding chair and gazes around in contemplation, surrounded by shade trees and chirping birds.
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Some of Biden's allies worry that he'll look like he's politicizing the issue if he's just chirping at Trump from the sidelines.
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It is a blissful, serene scene, one set to the sounds of human movement and the familiar natural buzzing, chirping and whirring.
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Still, I rose at 5:54 Monday morning in my cousin's apartment in the South End to the sound of birds chirping.
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He kindly and patiently showed me each one, and I thanked him by running and jumping around him in circles, chirping excitedly.
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Up in the claustrophobic attic, I could hear the ominous sounds of a plane overhead, birds chirping outside, and the creaking floorboards.
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Large windows opened to the sound of chirping birds and the hourly ring of church bells at St. Catherine's, just behind the garden.
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The birds are chirping (probably), the flowers are blooming (in some locales), and you may be feeling immense pressure to clean your home.
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Content ID is known to make mistakes, like taking down a video for the "copyright infringement" of having birds chirping in the background.
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They range in size from a human to a building, and some are chatty, chirping away like R2-D2, while others are silent.
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So we shut off the chirping monitors, pulled the I.V. lines out of his veins, and unsnaked the gastric tube from his nose.
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So he stood by himself in front of the local library, clutching a homemade sign and chirping about boat relocation and alternative habitats.
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The third group, however, listened to purely natural sounds—like the sound of the wind rustling through trees or the chirping of birds.
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SAINT-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France — Bryson DeChambeau began chirping in Tiger Woods's ear as soon as they walked off the first tee box.
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When Vargas Llosa entered the room, photographers rushed toward him, chirping "Mario, por favor" in hopes of cajoling him into a good shot.
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You can hear birds chirping, and your kids can ride a bike on the sidewalk without fear of too many buses and cars.
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It's also pretty plainly about missing his most recent ex, Ms. Perry, a fact that he acknowledged might get the tabloids chirping again.
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Rawlinson whipped around the back streets of Las Vegas, chirping tires with the torque and racing to the stop signs before hitting the brakes.
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If this is the physical of the future, we are going to have to accustom ourselves to the indifferent graze of whirring, chirping machines.
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He was surrounded by four chirping and loquacious ladies, his wife and three daughters, for most of his life, which left him inside himself.
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Back on the ground, I looked up at Lozon, who was peacefully cooing and chirping back and forth with Koko, the Australian Adelaide rosella.
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They made a convincing case that it was nothing more than the intense but very normal chirping of crickets commonly found on the island.
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ON FEBRUARY 5th Twitter, the social network popular among chirping celebrities and journalists, saw the price of its shares fall to a record low.
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If you're worried about your Alexa-enabled devices all of a sudden lighting up and chirping with alerts from your various skills, don't be.
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She remembered the almost magical flickering of lights in rebuilt homes, the trees and gardens and chirping birds that replaced the long, eerie silence.
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As you navigate each scene, the game holds you transfixed as you watch these humming, chirping, prosaic zones transform into uncanny spaces and forms.
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At night, the two most prevalent sounds around Cayey are the local coquí chirping frogs and the sound of gas- and diesel-driven generators.
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Suspicions about new music were confirmed when Radiohead began uploading short claymation clips to their Instagram account, starting with a bird chirping into silence.
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It's always D. Apparently, once upon a time when Caitlyn Jenner was teaching the kids to whistle, Kendall started chirping like an adorable canary.
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Every so often, Ms. Rozema also folds in a beauty shot of the lushly green forest, with its dense flora and chirping, snuffling fauna.
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One video clip of her chirping his eponymous single is all it takes for Al to defenestrate his cellphone and burn that bridge, too.
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She encouraged us to pause and be mindful of the sounds — we heard many chirping kingfisher birds — smells and sights outside the open windows.
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It's great for keeping her active, and I know her imagination is going wild when she makes those little kitty chirping sounds while hunting.
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" Trump described Inslee as "a failed presidential candidate" who is "constantly chirping, and I guess complaining would be a nice way of saying it.
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Half are all country music songs feature some guy with a painted goatee chirping about how his truck is more loyal than his woman.
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We got the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" star Wednesday afternoon as he was greeted by a swarm of fans and autograph hounds chirping for signatures.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tweeted about it, rapper Drake was courtside chirping and taunting and NBA commissioner Adam Silver was offering a historical perspective.
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Some of the benefits, he says, are realized whether or not you're paying attention to the flapping, chirping, and roosting of your feathered neighbors.
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He's particularly frightened of random animals, even when it comes to something as cute as Robert Irwin's baby ostrich, who makes an adorable chirping noise.
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But with a little over of a third of the Hundred Days almost over, Capitol Hill sounds like crickets chirping in the dead of night.
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The combination of digitally processed guttural utterances mixed with typical sounds of nature, like chirping birds, seems to be a perfect counterpart to the imagery.
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The chirping septet was born on July 9 to first-time mother Erin and first-time dad Rico, SCBI staff shares in a press release.
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The clip starts with Cardi walking out of The Mark Hotel Monday night in NYC, and you hear the guy chirping about getting an autograph.
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While Marisnick stood on first, the chirping from the visitors got Pujols to react, the Angels first baseman talking several steps toward the Astros' dugout.
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You rarely hear music at all; instead, the streets are largely quiet save for the chirping of crickets and the hideous whispers of the undead.
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As ScootScoop's truck drove away with a load of them last week they emitted a chorus of chirping sounds designed to scare off potential thieves.
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In addition to "natural" light emulating the sunrise and a selection of gentle sounds like birds chirping, you can also set an "aroma" wake-up.
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Lining a gallery and accompanied by the sound of chirping crickets, they have an Egyptian sleekness while evoking a summer night filled with swanning ghosts.
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The chirping of Venezuelan and Icelandic birds will be audible in this future, even if they might not make it much longer in the present.
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Outside Ben's house, in a residential stretch of smooth winding pavement, artificial ponds, and picturesque woodlands, the roads were quiet and the birds were chirping.
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Get used to hearing that chirping noise, because you're about to hear it every time your nephew squeezes the Porg toy he gets for Christmas.
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The duo's first score, for The Social Network (2010), is rooted in '20183s and early-2000s electronica; chirping synths dance over thumping 4/4 beats.
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Hoping to draw attention away from his angry players and coaches, Boone kept chirping from the dugout and told Miller he needed to do better.
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The adorable robot is more cheerful than its name would suggest, and it makes BB-8-like chirping sounds in response to the user's emotions.
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Other than the sound of dry winds in the fronds and the thrumming and chirping of birds, the canyon was enveloped in a profound silence.
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One plainclothes officer behind the reception desk stares vacantly at a News 12 Long Island TV broadcast chirping about Spota's alleged efforts to protect Walsh.
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This is even more so the case with his inertly static avian reliefs, each of which has a chirping bird soundtrack, yet none of which soar.
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RHP Edinson Volquez, who is scheduled to start Wednesday against St. Louis, was ejected by plate umpire Tim Timmons on Tuesday after chirping from the dugout.
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My personal love life can be described as crickets chirping, a gym on Christmas morning, my bank account after rent is due... You get the idea.
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The soundtrack is too often unsurprising: nature sounds (birds chirping) and some street noise, though some of that might have snuck in from West 37th Street.
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Instead, the whistling of passing trains and the chirping of crickets provided a distinctive soundtrack to the infield chatter and the slaps of balls hitting mitts.
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Every time the brain is quiet for 24 seconds, the sound of a bird chirping is played; the app records the total number of birds heard.
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Japan offers some services for the physically disabled, including elevators in train stations and chirping sounds at crosswalks and the bottom of stairs for the blind.
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As the rest of the 12-dog pack arrived, the animals' confidence grew, and they began to encircle the cat, chirping with excitement, the photographer said.
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Chirping synths, sprightly woodwinds, and jittery juke percussion wow and flutter with all the life and biodiversity of a rainforest floor, baking in the summer heat.
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You open to a serene lake with birds chirping and can then choose any number of free exercises to help with anxiety, mindfulness, sleep and more.
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A baby starling that she and Hughes rescued and fed "raw ground steak," worms, and milk ends up "sickened, choking & pathetically chirping," so they killed it.
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But 2200 years ago, vast swaths of the United States featured only the sounds of chirping birds, thundering waterfalls, croaking frogs, or wind whispering through trees.
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The sounds around us began to echo in tight repetitions; every chirping bird triggered a treble cascade, like ripples of a stone thrown into still water.
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The only noises were chirping birds and a slight ripple from the river, aside from the occasional Border Patrol truck or county constable vehicle driving by.
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There are mountains of research that show intermittent distractions, like your phone chirping at you with a notification, can have enormous detrimental effects on your productivity.
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Fingerlings, those colorful chirping monkeys (and sloths and unicorns) that wrap around your finger, have become one of the most desired toys on holiday shopping lists.
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Personal Health 'My mother practically cried when I heard a cricket chirping in the house,' says a woman who got a cochlear implant at age 26.
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If you're into chirping frogs, plain white noise, babbling brooks, cars whizzing by, or even Tibetan singing bowls, well, then White Noise Lite has you covered.
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This is certainly helped by the birds chirping, which adds a nice calming ambiance to the game, like listening to a rain machine to fall asleep.
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In that respect, any titillation or humor or juvenile chirping about Doctor Manhattan's nudity becomes more about us and our own hang-ups than Doctor Manhattan's.
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When Luka Doncic — Dallas&apos 20-year-old wunderkind — took the ball out near Bryant&aposs seat, the Black Mamba started chirping at the Slovenian star.
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Then, early on Friday afternoon, Trout tweeted an eyes emoji — the modern equivalent of Mel Allen chirping "How about that!" in wonder from the broadcast booth.
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There are plenty of drivers who will tell you the last thing they want is a car that is constantly chirping, vibrating, or flashing messages at you.
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It's spring in California: the birds are chirping, the flowers are blooming, and my sinuses are so swollen they might just pop right out of my face.
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A week into my big weather predicting experiment the birds were still chirping and I was the only one who could understand (or cared about) the readouts.
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" She'd walk him through "smelling the forest and feeling himself walking up the hills and hearing the birds chirping and looking over at the crystal clear lake.
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Located just past a Lebanese Armed Forces military checkpoint in the Mediterranean city of Tyre, it is surrounded by luscious banana groves, sleeping goats and chirping birds.
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Puig says the fans were chirping at him before and after his at-bat, and that he stooped to their level in the heat of the moment.
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A few minutes ago, I got a Facebook notification: "Making an iPhone spinner.............." I loaded the video and was greeted—no lie—with crickets or birds chirping.
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The 29-year-old said he had a little extra motivation by way of a Celtics fan behind the Boston bench, who was chirping him all night.
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This is one part of the trial you could definitely discuss over a bottle of wine on the back porch with the cicadas chirping in the background.
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After a while, he presses on, the air growing thick with the sounds of birds singing, crickets chirping and then flies buzzing … around a bloody deer carcass.
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Jarrod Saltalamacchia hit a sacrifice fly to center after Red Sox third base coach Brian Butterfield was ejected with a 2-0 count for excessive dugout chirping.
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The Best Gas Grill You Can Buy Without Breaking the BankScreenshot: GizmodoThe sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and you have an insatiable hankering for some meat.
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The only sounds on the quiet block are chickens clucking, birds chirping, and the rhythmic creak of springs from a trampoline on which a neighbor kid is bouncing.
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On the ground on Scarif, the Imperial contains a number of droids, including another RA-7 droid, and in the background comes the chirping of a Mouse Droid.
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Amid the serene sounds of birds chirping and water splashing, she took a deep breath, looked down at her calf-high rain boots, and stepped into the water.
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The sounds of nature, from chirping jungle birds to the surging currents of the river, are effectively captured in Mr. Catán's orchestral writing, evocative of Debussy and Stravinsky.
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On a recent morning, as he sat in his mansion with exotic birds chirping in the backyard, Mr. Katumbi delicately danced around the question of his presidential ambitions.
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I remember sitting in the 500s, where Blue Jays fans only took time out to stop chirping nearby Yankees to boo Burnett when he was on the field.
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Along the way, his garden, which is initially replete with chirping birds and playful monkeys tossing colorful balls, becomes splattered with blood (the balls prove to be bombs).
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"The space is filled with the beeping and chirping of digital crickets that escalate and calm down with the intensity of light," explains Lee to The Creators Project.
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He emphasized the unnerving undercurrents of the music's seemingly rustic moments, like the chirping, restless woodwinds and sleigh bells that open the first movement and keep coming back.
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But no matter which type you have, a loud chirping sound means you should replace a dying battery as soon as possible, before you forget to do it.
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The Republicans who are running for Congress have already noticed that when they go out and brag about the Trump tax cuts, there's a sound of crickets chirping.
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The video also sees the "Indian man" â€" played by a Chinese actor â€" chirping in to repeat what the presenter has said, speaking in a strong faux accent.
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It regularly misidentifies work as being the property of music labels or succumbs to copyright trolls claiming ownership of everything from educational videos to white noise to birds chirping.
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It has minimal motor function (it can't fetch you a beer or hoover your kitchen) but interacts with users with a pair of lively eyes and wordless chirping noises.
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It all went down in the 2nd inning of the Yanks-Rays game in NY ... when Boone began chirping at home plate ump Brennan Miller over balls and strikes.
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Click on it for a visit from the "chick and the duck" he owned with roommate Joey (complete with quacking and chirping), and click again to make them disappear.
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And though I've never minded sharing my Halloween or Thanksgiving with a fugitive cricket or two, old age, desiccation or starvation tends to silence their cheerful chirping by Christmas.
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No blinking, chewing on your finger, or waking you up at 3 AM by chirping "Me love you!" and staring at you with the devil in its dead eyes.
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Pacing around her home's makeshift kitchen, the cawing and chirping of birds audible through the smoke-stained tarpaulin roof, Sweet is forlorn as she talks about her family's future.
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For all these changes, however, Formentera still isn't (and never will be) another Ibiza: It's dressed-down and low-key, with a soundtrack of breaking waves and chirping cicadas.
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Think treat-filled rubber chew toys (like Kongs stuffed with peanut butter), treat-dispensing balls, and durable squeaker toys for dogs, and crinkle balls and chirping toys for cats.
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As the firetruck next to me blared its sirens, I cradled my phone in my hands and swayed back and forth to the sounds of whooshing water and chirping birds.
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In the darkened cacophony of a bat colony, where up to thousands of bats are chirping and squeaking, bat pups are influenced by the crowd, not by their own mothers.
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US diplomats in Cuba who, in 2016, reported hearing loss, fogginess, and vertigo after hearing chirping sounds, suffered from concussion symptoms with no known cause, a new medical report concluded.
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Each work produces authentic and familiar sounds of nature, such as the chirping of birds and crickets, the shimmering sound of trees in the wind, and falling drops of rain.
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The Philadelphia Phillies superstar has heard constant chirping from fans this year after signing a 13-year, $330 MILLION contract this offseason ... 'cause he hasn't quite performed up to expectations.
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As I left the hotel and walked toward the parking lot across the street, I heard the menacing sound of birds chirping—the effective toll of death for the night.
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A chirping melody rings out in the background, bringing a little bit of color to the destruction as Thug and Rich the Kid do their vocal Cirque Du Soleil act.
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Where samples did appear, they were used texturally rather than as a focal point, while gunshots, chirping birds, and clicking insects imbued the songs with an indelible sense of place.
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In the meantime, I've become quite the expert in what might be called bionomic audio: for example, I've learned that the chatter of skunks can resemble the chirping of birds.
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It's a combination of birds chirping and squawking, rivers rushing, thunder, lightning, rain, and even the occasional human chant, captured from multiple parks and edited together into one soothing soundscape.
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We got the Amazon CEO in WeHo leaving Craig's ... and he showed rare talent -- somehow walking to his car as if the only thing in the air were birds chirping.
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Air quality in the usually noisy and bustling financial capital of Mumbai has improved markedly and social media users posted videos of empty streets with the sound of birds chirping.
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It's no surprise that this time, when Offred dons the white wings and starts chirping about the weather, she is no longer inviting us in — she has closed us out.
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And if that alone hasn't tipped you off, then maybe the extra daylight and chirping birds will: Spring is just about here and that means it's time for a fresh start.
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The birds began chirping, the sun emerged from behind a cloud, and Kim Kardashian made it clear that yes, she would be voting for America's first woman presidential candidate come November.
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I reached Kashmir from Delhi on July 11, and the next morning when I woke up in my parents' house in southern Srinagar, I heard only crickets chirping in the backyard.
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During her presentation on the findings, Gabriela González, a research scientist at the Louisiana LIGO center, played the chirping sound that the gravitational wave made as they swept through the detectors.
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I close my eyes and again experience the wonder of the rain forest, the murmuring streams, the rustling leaves and the myriad sounds of animal life, chirping and singing and buzzing.
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On a visit in May, the only noise that could be heard over chirping birds was a bulldozer flattening a piece of adjacent land to build another field for Vrelo Sport.
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The chirping I was listening to, I now realized, was the sound of thousands of male animals expressing their urge to reproduce, an instinct made acute by their own approaching demise.
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I pushed those thoughts away, concentrated on my breath, and after a few seconds, I was rewarded with the sound of a chirping bird (that meant, apparently, that I'd sufficiently calmed down).
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It's a hard thing to remember, especially when the people around you are constantly chirping their every thought in your ear, but one newlywed just showed everyone it can definitely be done.
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You can even follow a guided breathing exercise through the light to relax before bed, and the wake-up sounds aren't gimmicky—I loved waking up to the gentle chirping of birds.
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And earlier this year, Lady Gaga released "The Cure," which features a chirping chimera-like synth that mimics the music of the Chainsmokers, whom she was trolling on Twitter just last year.
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It turned out that chirping was actually just a handful of other journalists also eagerly awaiting our day of observing filming for one of Disney's most buzzed-about movies of all time.
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History suggests that Australia's mining minnows are like the canaries in the coal mine for broader commodity markets, chirping enthusiastically when prices are rising but dying off faster when the market turns.
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Outside the chirping – endless, atonal, and urgent – continued as the spring sun dried the dew from an insipid little nest in our storm drain and clear skies pushed the rain far away.
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The gathering was hosted by Kuri, a video-taking, photo-snapping, chirping bot on wheels, made by Mayfield Robotics ($899), that resembled a two-foot-high salt shaker with blinking hazard lights.
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Starting in November 2016, US government employees began to experience strange symptoms, often late at night and sometimes accompanied by sounds similar to insects chirping or metal grinding, US officials told CNN.
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Turning east on 76th Street, I was distracted by some chirping sparrows, which sounded like some birds on the recording, and by a motorcyclist, when I was jolted out of my reverie.
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I call them over, eager to understand the appeal of a coffee rave to dudes who look like they'd be much happier chirping at your girlfriend at a local student bass night.
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Encountering a pet goldfinch like the one chained in Fabritius's trompe l'oeil would not have been unusual in the 17th century, when the birds were prized for their chirping songs and cleverness.
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Six days after the attack, the field where the two rounds left small craters was silent, save for the distant rumble of explosions and the almost odd-sounding noises of chirping birds.
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It is a matter of superior punch, superior speed, superior versatility and, perhaps, even superior willpower, as much as it must pain the driven Sharapova to consider that possibility with the crickets chirping.
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According to CNN, chickens might huddle together and birds may start chirping as if they're getting ready to go to bed, as may insects and frogs, which typically make noise during summer nights.
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Everitt, who is known for his large strike zone, kicked out Tigers manager Brad Ausmus and hitting coach Wally Joyner for chirping after Kinsler was called out on strikes leading off the fifth.
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Sure, this clip has Clinton chirping like a bird and Trump saying the non-phrase "I don't like you anything," but does it have "I have a winning temperament" or the Hillary shimmy?
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I started my day of tranquility awoken (at a leisurely 9 AM) by the chirping bird alarm I'd downloaded for the occasion, rather than the usual battery of klaxons needed to wake me.
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Jeanne's whistle sounded like the squeaky chirping of a pipirit gri, the gray kingbirds that flew around the area until boys knocked them down with slingshots, roasted them in firepits, and ate them.
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She experienced the everyday chatter of the world, once beyond her ken: the swishing of her pants, the drumming of footsteps on sidewalks, the chirping of birds and the whistling of the wind.
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There's no better way to unwind than to join the studio's owner, Claire Copersino, on the mat for an unhurried 219-minute class in the soaring space, with birds chirping outside the windows.
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His booming voice -- by which he championed "the desperate, the damned, the disinherited and the despised" -- is now reduced to whispers, at times drowned out by blackbirds chirping from the teardrop birdhouses overhead.
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With the city beeping and chirping with updates related to various investigations and leaks surrounding the White House, the capital this week has felt on the verge of overheating, both literally and politically.
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And all the while a blanket of nerve-twanging noise — chirping crickets, yipping coyotes, even children at play — seems not to connect but to isolate the brothers from the rest of the world.
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There are also actual sounds—like the pastoral, acoustic b-roll of birds chirping that came through the other end of the telephone when I spoke with Kythzia Barrera, who lives and works there.
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The only sound I heard as we walked down the middle of the deserted main street was the chirping of clueless birds who didn't realize they'd chosen to nest in a radioactive hot zone.
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These chirping strings are usually used in unsuccessful or even awful shows where somebody in the production process has no confidence in audiences "getting" it, but they're sometimes used on really good shows, too.
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When the sensors determine your mind is peaceful, you hear chirping birds and bubbling streams, but when your mind ventures into a more active state, the sounds change to high winds and stormy weather.
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They found that the young birds responded more - by opening their beaks, chirping and looking around - to the song of their own kind, suggesting their experience early in life wasn't determining their song preference.
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Friends and acquaintances on social media were sharing videos of residents clapping, ringing bells, and even singing "Amra Korbo Joy" (the Bengali translation of "We Shall Overcome") in harmony with the chirping of birds.
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Two near-constant features of "América," an artful, winning documentary directed by Erick Stoll and Chase Whiteside, are the mostly contented chirping of birds and the light rustle of wind moving through the trees.
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The persuasive power of an individual review today is vastly diluted by the fragmentation of the media and the frantic chirping of cable channels, Facebook posts, Twitter feeds and text messaging at all hours.
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When we talk to family on the phone, we have to repeat that, "No, that ambulance is NOT driving through our apartment," as they listen to the sound of chirping birds and other suburban wildlife.
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Now and again you could hear the chime of a golden clock, a faint footstep on carpet, or a bird chirping in the perfectly-kept gardens that stretched out beyond the floor-to-ceiling windows.
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Further, despite the chirping of the pundits about what 2900 means for 220006, recent history has shown that there is in fact very little correlation between a president's first midterm election and their reelection bid.
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On the eve of her birthday, a Sunday, Ms. Saavedra gathered with her sisters and their children at the apartment of her older sister, Maitec Saavedra, which was filled with the chirping of pet birds.
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If dude is chirping car manufacturers on Twitter for moving to Mexico, he might also come at Canada hard, either through threats of tariffs or promises of subsidies for American companies who stay at home.
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The butterflies and dragonflies in the two-channel video "Chirping" (2016) have been transposed from the original scrolls onto copies, but all the writing and the artist's seal have been removed from the transferred images.
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Victims have reported hearing "loud ringing or a high-pitch chirping similar to crickets or cicadas," that were isolated in a tiny portion of a room, while others never noticed anything unusual before their symptoms began.
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In the beginning on November, the MMA birds started chirping again when famed boxing coach Freddie Roach spoke about a possible return in an interview with Fight Hub—the first real news about the missing champion.
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More From Tonic: When the participants listened to natural sounds like wind blowing or birds chirping, their brains showed increased communication between the posterior cingulate cortex (a hub in the default mode network) and the precuneus.
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A second home is ultimately an escape hatch, the fun alternate existence where there is no daily grind and you can imagine a life of sleepy Sundays with birds, not car alarms, chirping in the morning.
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The mere presence of a cellphone — with the possibility of it chirping or buzzing at any moment — can inhibit the free flow of conversation, according to a study published last year in the journal Environment & Behavior.
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They are better at acting than the other stuff, able to express emotion in nonmusical scenes with candor and conviction, but a little stiff-limbed and wobbly-voiced when the moment arrives for hoofing and chirping.
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But taking just a few photos or videos to document the mood around me, as the horizon becomes a 360-degree sunset, the wind picks up, people gasp and maybe even birds or crickets start chirping?
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But at the same time, wearing earbuds often means you lose the ability to hear the bell of a bike coming up from behind you, or the chirping of birds on a beautiful day in the park.
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Around the time you could buy a lighter with as many tiered angles as Rockefeller Center, ads were featuring doctors giving their professional approval, or a puffing penguin chirping "Save Your Throat!" while tossing a life preserver.
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The label's occasionally moved onto more pop-friendly realms in recent years, but this blast of chirping synths is a throwback to a time when you could recognize any Mad Decent song within the first few seconds.
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I sat for about five minutes and, despite getting way too excited every time I heard birds chirping, my data indicated that I only spent about 31 percent of my time in a calm state of mind.
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Obama noted that the "birds were chirping and the sun was out" for most Americans after Trump's Thursday night speech, which expounded on the threats to America from illegal immigrants, Islamic State militants, and race-related violence.
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In that mess of a song, "Catch Wavezzz," I do a speech thing, and at the start of the speech thing you can clearly hear them chirping, and I have to stop to let them finish. Calculations.
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And they are taking fewer cases for next year's docket, suggesting that come October, the din of chirping crickets may, on many days, replace the wall-to-wall legal banter that characterises the Supreme Court's usual business.
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In January, he opened a restaurant a block away from the cart's original location, converting a former Chirping Chicken to a bright dining room tiled in red and green, with chairs to match, around glossy black tables.
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But according to the Cuban state TV program, the incessant, high pitched chirping of crickets and cicadas near the diplomats' homes in Havana could be to blame for the sounds the Americans heard and their physical symptoms.
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Add in dramatic lighting, and fans, friends, or even members of your opponent's family chirping you, and you get the most anxiety inducing environment to play a video game in, at least that I've been witness to.
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This is an origin allegedly revealed unwittingly in The Room's recurring "cheep cheep!" motif, in which members of the cast borrow a common Polish practice and stand around chirping at one another as a taunt of cowardice.
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You can also set an alert to pop up when it is time to go to bed, and choose a relatively soothing sound like chirping birds, a gentle piano rhythm or peaceful instrumental music as your alarm.
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The Fingerling, above, a colorful chirping monkey (or sloth or unicorn) that wraps around your finger, costs just $15 — but is missing from nearly every major retailer, thanks to software that buys out stock at lightning speed.
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Fall is finally here—the leaves are changing, the birds are chirping, Twin Peaks fans are shopping for green blazers for Halloween, and the world is overrun by a seemingly endless array of pumpkin spice-flavored junk.
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Other sections presented without commentary are "Camouflage," which captures chance moments when bird blend in with their surroundings, and "Sonograms," a stunning collection of blue-and-yellow renderings of chirping birds framed within graphs that resemble stamped images.
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And the chirping and warbling from droids like BB-8 or R2-D2 to indicate feelings or thoughts without spoken words are effective for real-life nonverbal robotic communications too, according to studies done by researcher Robin Read.
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There's a two-part tracking system that both utilizes the S8 to listen to ultrasound chirping from sensors and monitors the inertial data that gets compared to riders of various weights to figure out exactly where users are.
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Then the drab gray walls suddenly transform into the intricately detailed interior of a spaceship, which hums to life with a virtual chirping R2 unit and flight crew, and you are officially transported into the Star Wars universe.
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The official Twitter account for Syrian leader Bashar Assad also posted a brief video Saturday morning showing him walking calmly through a marble corridor toward what Post said was his office, with birds heard chirping in the background.
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KISUMU, Kenya, Sept 220 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It used to be that two sorts of people in this part of western Kenya ate crickets: the hungry, and singers who believed consuming the chirping insects would improve their voice.
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Fed up with high, inside heat from Cincinnati's Aroldis Chapman — and irritated by chirping from the Reds' bench — Rizzo fired his cap and glove to the ground before an inning and challenged the Cincinnati dugout, galvanizing the team.
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A few doors down, a diabetes patient with gout welcomed a nurse into his house, parakeets chirping at the front door, so she could take his blood sugar readings, something she does two or three times a week.
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It is time for all of the birds to start waking up the neighborhood again with their chirping and to finally be able to open up the windows in your house and car, just enjoy the fresh air.
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This is getting serious: While Apple-related rumors are never to be fully trusted, we now have nearly every credible source and leaker chirping in unison that Apple's upcoming iPhone 8 might be one or even two months late.
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TMZ Sports spoke with D.P. about his incredible intro for the Cowboys' 60th pick in the draft ... who says he didn't plan it to be so epic, but once the boo birds started chirping, he switched up his plan.
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At the far end of a suburban-style complex of resorts, shopping centers, golf courses and homes, the Fairmont — with its lush landscape, white blooms and chirping geckos — was a man-made oasis, of sorts, amid the charred ruin.
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CalmUpon opening Calm, you can select your preferred ambiance: a mountain lake with birds chirping, a crackling fireplace, a woodland rain—all gloriously unrealistic sights and sounds that will remain in the background while you relax to the recordings.
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The disturbance that the antennas picked up was converted by LIGO researchers into sound waves, producing a chirping sound that is something like an interstellar ring tone that can be heard by anyone or anything in the universe listening for it.
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Instead, the things occupying my mind were the birds chirping outside, the exceedingly hot fireproof kit I was outfitted in, and the deeply amusing phenomenon of onlookers treating me as if I were a racing driver because of the uniform.
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Scientists at the Nocturnal Primate Research Group at Oxford Brookes University, UK found the dwarf galago thanks to its distinctive call — a loud, chirping crescendo of longer notes, followed by a fading twitter, used to attract mates and scare rivals away.
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Flanked by thousands of chirping birds at his farm in Nigeria's southwestern Ogun state, Fatai says his operation was saved by Farmcrowdy, one of a breed of new peer-to-peer lending companies aiming to match farmers with small investors.
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Theoretically, the organic and electronic elements would click into a striking musical contraption, a hissing, chirping metal machine cobbled together from moving parts, spinning reassuringly around the coffee table; indeed, "Matilda" and "Fitzpleasure" from their first album exemplify this ideal.
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On this night she also played an early Bach Sonata in D, a charming piece that concludes with a Theme, as the composer called it, alive with imitations of cackling hens and a chirping cuckoo, playfully dispatched by Ms. Hewitt.
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Shop Hydrow at Best Buy hereRow along with the U.S. National Rowing Team or slow it down with a more relaxing routine, complete with the sounds of running water and chirping birds, along a scenic location with a Hydrow rowing machine.
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It feels really weird that it's in New York City, that this is a neighborhood that's a suburb or a burb of or a burrow of New York City, because literally I'm hearing the birds chirping outside in my backyard.
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Chirping bugs like katydids, cicadas and crickets are prized throughout the country, collected by children and old men who keep them in clay vessels or bamboo cages and nourish them with grains of rice and razor-thin slices of green onion.
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The melody summons traditional roots; the beat starts out simple and stark, gathers a triple-time Afro-Caribbean momentum and works up to crashing impact, mixing percussion and programming, as guitars, bird calls and chirping electronics all merge amid disorienting echoes.
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Shortly after arriving for a Presidents' Day weekend ski vacation in the Poconos, I received The Call: Our renter had pulled the battery from the chirping smoke alarm that connected to the boiler and water heater, causing them to shut down.
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This time the chirping greeted guests — the San Antonio Spurs basketball player Rudy Gay among them — at the Bode show, Emily Bode's first official outing since being awarded $150,000 and a runner-up prize in the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund competition.
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But Gandhi was close to some of the richest capitalists in India during his life, and this mansion, with lush grounds trimmed by tall, bushy mango trees full of chirping birds, is where he often stayed when he visited New Delhi.
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When I visited the site with Varble the day before, it felt like stepping onto a moonbase, all the devices swiveling and chirping, each one measuring a different aspect of the clouds but, Varble lamented, none giving a full picture.
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That satisfies, I guess, a lot of chirping chicks in the nest, but the interesting thing is, and I think it's really important to remember that the same laws of storytelling apply to me as they do to Steven Spielberg.
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If you're in the bull's eye center of the moon's shadow known as the totality — the sky will go dark for a few minutes in the middle of the day, stars will appear, birds will become confused and start chirping their nighttime songs.
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I was reclining on the couch, listening to the birds chirping outside the windows of our secluded jungle home and reading the news on my phone — when, suddenly, it started vibrating and I saw this all-caps message: My heart started racing.
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Make sure that your volume is turned up so that you can experience the full horror of the slithering, chirping creatures lurking just out of sight, and pay attention to your heartbeat — who knows what could be waiting for you in the dark?
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Somewhere the sun is shining and the birds are chirping — but not in Denver and most of northeastern Colorado, where 4-to-8 inches of snow were in the forecast along with 30-40 mph winds, NBC News meteorologist Bill Karins warned.
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But there's a lot of literature showing that getting outdoors and being active, and in particular in more active natural sound environments, places where there are birds singing and frogs chirping, has health benefits and improves not just mood but mental function.
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At night, when we sat in front of our computers, you could hear the same tinny chirping of chat alerts all around you, emanating from the floorboards, the ceilings, and the walls, as though hordes of invisible, electronic crickets had stormed the building.
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Not every band's sound, but we like to walk around and go river swimming and occasionally take psychedelics and be alone with a chirping and rustling sounds and then try to communicate some of whatever we might think is happening there through music.
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I have spent many hours at hawker centers, for a quick meal or to sip on a fresh sugar-cane juice and watch myna birds with sun-colored beaks and slick black feathers chirping and hopping between tables, waiting for falling scraps.
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A woman pulled her turtleneck over her mouth and nose, and as train sped north toward the Bronx, the moneyed world of the Upper East Side aboveground was quiet enough to hear birds chirping in the budding trees on East 483th Street.
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My pressure has settled on a firm medium and I get through the rest of the 90-minute session while trying to keep my mind occupied by watching the clock and ignoring the chirping birds, ocean waves, and generic Asian flute overhead.
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The aura of idealism becomes particularly poignant today, as Cuba's revolutionary dream has become as battered as the corrugated iron ceiling of the Presidio itself — its gaping views of the sky letting in the beating sun, the tropical rain and chirping green parrots.
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Meanwhile, a video by the artist, writer, and organizer Shane Aslan Selzer, "Horizonlines: Gowanus" (2013–ongoing) presents a series of fixed-camera shots showing Lower Manhattan viewed from the window of her compact Brooklyn apartment, with a young child cooing and chirping on the soundtrack.
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"No data, no dice," said University of Michigan engineer Kevin Fu, who led a team that in March suggested that an accidental malfunction of an ultrasonic eavesdropping device could have caused the high-pitched chirping sounds described by some of the affected diplomats in Cuba.
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Once, a friend asked me to have dinner at her house, and I arrived at her apartment to find the place dominated by a very active cockatoo in a cage, a creature who spent a lot of the evening squawking and chirping from a perch.
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They were trailed by power walkers and others who slowed to take in the scene and snap photographs of the flowering vines, shrubs and ornamental grasses that, along with the chirping birds, created an idyllic scene and masked the bustle of the busy streets nearby.
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As darkness descended on Istanbul and the muezzins at mosques called out for evening prayers over loudspeakers as the sound of chirping crickets also rose in volume, I poured over seemingly every square inch of the room, movements driven as if by an occult hand.
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But there is a haunting person in the back of me, living in the darkness of my mind, dancing like an impish ballerina, squawking and spinning and chirping, troubling my present consciousness with the horror of a thought that I am not comfortable with.
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While the release's title track opens with a swirling mix of 909 loops and weighty bass, "Elixir" on the flipside offers a more melodic experience; relying on a smooth patch of breakbeats, faint vocal chirping, and calming bells that you can't help but sway along to.
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The edges of the cobblestones were just catching flickers of orange light from the rising sun as it poked its head up between the buildings, and I could hear birds chirping in that rare Manhattan quiet as we made the walk back to our shared building.
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But every so often, one of Twitter's many chirping members sings us a song that rises above the cacophony, an epic so riveting it weaves a thread that reminds us that a story told 280 characters at a time can sometimes be a work of art.
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Giving them purchase gives you fear, and now the fear that I am washed, forever splayed out on the court, lives in me forever, chirping, ever massaging my mind, trying to haul me away from the place I have always believed I belonged—the land of winners.
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If one were to passively reflect upon the seemingly limitless explosive power to instantly destroy, vaporize or incinerate cities, countries and massive swaths of territory or people -- images of quiet, flowing green meadows, peaceful celebratory gatherings or melodious sounds of chirping birds might not immediately come to mind.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — If you can hear me over all of the chirping, I'd like to say that today's puzzle by David Kwong is a great example of a theme that seems easy on the first pass, but which has additional gifts for the solver after the puzzle is completed.
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Ron Litjens, a volunteer at the center and an amateur naturalist, provided a tour early the next morning, naming for me dozens of the plant and animal species and helping me locate the bright yellow bellbirds, which are difficult to spot, in spite of their distinctive and relentless chirping.
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The rubble of buildings is seen more clearly, as is the confusion of the environment, although the second film does offer a few more moments to breathe, and even occasional, incongruous lightheartedness, like a little girl with a cat, chirping about her luck in escaping the Islamic State.
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Forest silence is a particular sort of sound, in that it sounds like death and living at the same time—the faraway howls, crunching leaves, chirping insects, and birdsong all swirl and fade into a kind of white noise that stops feeling like noise at all once you've grown into it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It takes a few minutes for the avian residents of Mark Dion's "The Library for the Birds of New York" to settle back into their chirping and fluttering after you've entered the giant cage and stepped below the strange white oak laden with books.
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Chirping birds and ambient street noise fill the gaps in our conversation, and when the connection drops out every so often, I try to imagine the scene around him: the sun starting to set, the wind rustling through the trees, trams gliding on rails and ringing their bells in the background.
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Aïnouz imbues Invisible Life with an intimacy that's at once blunt about bodily needs and evocative of the lushness of inner lives: globetrotting cinematographer Hélène Louvart saturates the film with palm greens, lusty reds and beachfront blues, and the sound design is alive with sounds of wind, water, and chirping birds.
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If you think that the Adero sounds like a glorified version of what it is replacing, the company says that, in addition to offering a way of grouping items that you are tracking ("smart containers"), and chirping at you when you leave something behind, it has other features that make it more useful.
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But the buzzing of electric trimmers and chirping of scissors spoke volumes, in a city where the ultra-hardline jihadists had ordered mandatory long beards as one demonstration of their control over all aspects of life in the two and a half years since they proclaimed their caliphate from a Mosul mosque.
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That pilgrimage was a little treacherous on a recent May morning, as earthmovers leveled dirt paths made mucky by days of rain, and the loud buzz of chain saws and hammers occasionally drowned out the soothing soundtrack of chirping birds and water lapping against the shore of the Island of San Giorgio Maggiore.
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After a night on the Goris River at Mirhav, a beautifully appointed inn with antique Armenian artifacts and rugs, we drove to 11,000 feet through a fantasia of chirping nightingales, swooping eagles and clouds lifting off the green valley to the world's longest nonstop, reversible tramway in order to reach Tatev, a ninth-century monastery.
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Hearing the sound of crashing waves or chirping birds and insects, taking in a beautiful vista on a pristine lake, smelling the flowers of a tropical garden or feeling the warmth of the sunshine on your skin stimulate the senses in a positive way and take you away from the hubbub of your daily life.
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Spires's message is not subtle: She writes as an unapologetic champion of the idea that, rather than pushing elementary-schoolers into organized, goal-oriented pursuits, we would enrich their lives more by offering them, say, a couple of unstructured hours with a giant cardboard box, some scissors, packing tape and markers, and no grown-ups chirping directions at them.
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Sonic sensations during the moment that made me want to grasp for sight included dry, chirping expressions, suggesting a calmly operational partnership between insects; low-pitched, choral-like chants that seemed as though they were shooting out from a distant but resonant cave; and the harsh, metallic sighing of a cymbal's edge when scraped by wood.
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If someone like your child, brother, partner or roommate is wearing your AirPods, the app will warn users before starting to chirp (AirPods, know when they are in your ear), and even if the AirPod does start chirping, the sound is ramped up slowly so the wearer will have time to remove them from his or her ears.
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Think about how even a walk down your block presents hundreds of sounds that give you a sense of space: a bird chirping above your head, a car approaching, zooming by your side, and then trailing off in the distance, a crack coming from below when you step on a twig, the rustle of leaves around your legs as wind pushes them around.
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This left only the other chinchilla, and the bearded dragons and the two-foot-long blue-tongued skink, and the ball python and the albino corn snake, and the parakeets and the doves and the leopard geckos and the six aquatic turtles and the African clawed frog, all variously chirping and barking and slithering and blobbing around in their cages and tanks.
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Producers Blood and especially Skrillex, of all people, have fashioned for Bieber a smooth, shimmering electrogroove that sometimes drops out but sometimes peaks with massive hooks rising up from a chorus and overwhelming Bieber's vocals entirely: fizzling honey-coated synthesizers, pitched percussion thumping under the beat, high-pitched soul sprites chirping along, even the occasional electronic pan flute (pan flute!).
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Unmanned aerial vehicles have already transformed warfare and surveillance in alarming ways, and many worry that the bleak, not-so-distant future will be one in which drones rule our ordinary lives — policing our streets, peering through our windows, delivering our mail and God knows what else, as their mechanical buzzing replaces the chirping of birds and the laughter of children.
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Their quest for a suburb with good schools and a reasonable commute led them, in 2014, to a brick colonial in Radburn, a historic planned community at the heart of Fair Lawn, N.J. "When we went to look at the house, it was bright and sunny, the birds were chirping and the air literally smelled of cookies," said Ms. Greenfield Estersohn, 31.
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Newcomers to Diplo may only know him as half of the Jack Ü masterminds behind the Justin Bieber-featuring pop hit "Where R Ü Now," but "Bird Song" sees him slip back comfortably into his hip-hop roots, providing a slow-thumping tune chirping with wonky, whistling, birdcall-like accents and crunchy percussion that slinks low to the ground beneath M.I.A's drone-like, bird-referencing lyrics.
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Chains such as Dunkin' Donuts and McDonalds are kindly dispensing free cups of coffee (no word on whether their offerings are damn fine) and the whole nation is chirping spiritedly about how much they love drinking hot, beany stimulant-water together every morning in attempts to actually get stuff done rather than surrender to the misery of their schedule and nap under their desk.
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Ever since she blazed onto Broadway with a Tony-winning, show-stealing performance in a revival of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" in 1999 (she officially made her Broadway debut two years earlier, in "Steel Pier"), Ms. Chenoweth has returned regularly, in revivals of "Promises, Promises" and "On the Twentieth Century," but perhaps most memorably as the perkier witch in the long-running "Wicked," chirping merrily about her popularity.
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What the audience heard that August night was the ambient noise of the rain outside and the crickets chirping, as well as their own rustling, what the poet Tennyson called "The noise of life" in his poem, "In Memoriam A. H. H." Something similar happens whenever I look at one of Downes's painting: I begin remembering the sounds of the place I am looking at, even if I have never been there.
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I watched their games on a tiny television in my dorm room, with folksy play-by-play man Ralph Lawler doing his level best—I remember him chirping "Bingo for Chilly!" after sad-eyed beanpole Pete Chilcutt hit a three-pointer to shave some third-quarter deficit briefly into single digits—and Bill Walton exploring the outer boundaries of madcap sarcasm with every hyperbolic appreciation of Michael Olowokandi's robustly checked-out post game.
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It contained 115 images in analog format, greetings in different languages, and 90 minutes worth of soundscapes that included the human heartbeat, chirping birds (without translation), thunderstorms, the steam railroad, a Ford-T engine, Bach's Brandenburg Concerto, Mexican son jarocho, Stravinsky's "The Rite of Spring" (conducted by Stravinski), the Indian "Jaat Kahan Ho," sung by Surshri Kesar Bai Kerkar, "Johnny B. Goode," by Chuck Berry, and "Dark Was the Night," by Blind Willie Johnson.
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In "The Red Parts," she describes, with calm horror, the rest of that evening: Barb and the girls getting in the car and driving over to Bruce's house; one of the girls asking that the car radio be turned down, because "its manic chirping sounded all wrong"; Barb telling the girls to stay upstairs while she went downstairs to her ex-husband's bedroom to investigate, then ordering them outside; the paramedics arriving.
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He carries around little vials of cocaine and they party the night away, it's absolutely obscene, the nights that turn into mornings, the way something sad thuds in her heart when she can hear the birds chirping as dawn comes too quickly, and Isabel and Adam are high out of their minds, yammering away about the future, and his life, and his goals, and—well, she can't believe she's saying this—his hopes and his dreams.
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Those of us with animals in our lives don't like to think of ourselves as having expectations for them, but we do: We want their loyalty and dedication, and we want these things to be expressed in a way that we can understand; we want the bird chirping when we walk in the door, the dog trotting toward us, drooling and hopeful, the cat rumbling with pleasure as she butts her head against our fist, the horse nickering and shuffling in his stall as he hears our footfall.
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So here's a list to shut those fuckers up: Either you are cooking slowly in a bain marie of your own sweat or you are woken at 453 AM by some inexplicable sunrise or else every single animal in the world has decided to go loudly insane in the heat and as such are growling and chirping outside your bedroom where you, sticky with your own grotesque perspiration, toss and turn on top of a comforter and underneath a sheet because down means up and up means down here in summer, the worst season of the year by far.
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