The remaining hurdle of FAA clearance is a doozie, however. 3.
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The deal is a doozie, too, no matter how you measure it.
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A doozie it may be, but this is not yet a done deal.
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"And then there's this doozie:"Masculinity is most definitely under attack in western society.
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Earlier this month, the rumor mill churned out a doozie: A source claims Jenny Slate is dating Chris Evans.
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I think we can all agree that 2016 was a doozie, but mother nature has funny way of consoling us.
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" He then added this doozie, "And we didn't film it that many times, she just killed it every single performance.
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An emotional Stan Wawrinka was on the mic addressing the crowd -- and his good friend, Roger -- when he dropped this doozie.
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And, hoo boy, have NYC mayor Bill de Blasio and Ed Lee of San Fran (lol, fuck you) cooked up a doozie.
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Last week was a doozie—I hosted the Pin & Patch Show with a bunch of my favorite NYC pin and patch-makers.
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"YOU KNOW I WOULD OWN UP TO THIS DOOZIE … WAY TO GIVE ME THE FINGER NOW Walt Disney World … 17 YEARS LATER … SEE YOU NEXT WEEK … HERE'S TO THE GREATEST RIDE AT DISNEY."
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Scoop and Doozie was a late 1990s television show about the everyday lives of Doozie, an orange toy bulldozer, Scoop, a yellow toy excavator, and Axel, a blue and red dumptruck, aimed at preschoolers and kindergarteners. It used skillful puppetry and live videos to teach about construction and machinery to children. It aired for a short time on CBC Television's children block called CBC Playground (now Kids' CBC) from 1999 to 2002.
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The novel was published in April 1975. The New York Times called the novel "a doozie of a thriller".Criminals At Large By NEWGATE CALLENDAR. New York Times 13 Apr 1975: 272.
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The Bedrock Rockers were Pebbles Flintstone (keyboard), Bamm-Bamm Rubble (bass), Moonrock Crater (drums), Penny Pillar (tambourine) and Wiggy Rockstone (flute). They performed two songs per episode which included: # "Sunshine Man" # "Summertime Girl" # "Oh, How I Love You" # "Keep in Time" # "It Should Always Be Saturday" # "Hop, Skip and a Jump" # "Flying So High" # "Yabba Dabba Doozie" # "Shadow, Shadow" # "Being With You" # "Singing Song" # "Song of the Season" # "What's Your Sign?" # "Sunny Sun Day" # "Rock N Roll Circus" The music was written by various Screen Gems staffers, which at the time included David Gates (later of Bread) penning the popular "Summertime Girl" and Tony Dancy (of Tony's Tygers) writing with Craig Fairchild & Jackie Mills on "Being With You". Mills would also write "Sunshine Man" with Leonard Pettit, and "Yabba Dabba Doozie" with Tom Jenkins.
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The show started out with the three machines, Axel, Scoop, and Doozie, doing something together when they encountered a problem. Upon this problem, they sometimes would go the basement window of the house of the yard where the machines lived, and watch the owner of the house doing something to solve a similar problem. Other times the machines would go over to the fence posts to watch Fence TV (a video of real machines screened through a knothole). When the basement/Fence TV segment was done, the machines use what they had seen and heard to apply to the problem they had encountered.
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