In the past, groans indicated the joke was bad — but tonight, groans more likely meant the joke was uncomfortable.
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" He groans, "A shelf was pushed on my head.
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She groans and slumps her head toward the steering wheel.
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The mere mention of her name draws groans from bankers.
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The news prompted groans: Hasn't Meredith Grey been through enough?
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"Packing day," he groans before crumpling with a comedic flourish.
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"It's a paradise / And it's a war zone," he groans.
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"I love getting calls from communists in Montclair," Christie groans.
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The sheer utterance of Trendmood's name was met with groans.
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There were audible groans from multiple corners of the theater.
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This upsets the mummy further, and he groans more loudly.
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The crowd responded with a mix of laughter and groans.
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Groans and boos sounded from Shaw-Asquith's side of the audience.
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On the other hand, the news was also met with groans.
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We talked a little but mostly listened to the hurricane's groans.
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"Maybe you guys can go around," Miles groans to the pedestrians.
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"'Debbie did it,'" Mr. Harrison said to scattered laughs and groans.
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In NBC's clip above, there was a mixture and laughter and groans.
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It creaks and groans under each tentative step, wobbling over darkness below.
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The third time Rubio repeated the comments, the audience responded with groans.
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"There's like too many middle-aged generic white guys, man!" he groans.
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The remarks prompted some applause from Republicans, and audible groans from Democrats.
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The quip was met with groans, as fellow Republicans couldn't stomach it.
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At the mention of an upcoming Mercury retrograde, the crowd audibly groans.
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Still, there were a few groans as pre-workshop surveys were distributed.
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"Everything's a bus away," groans one resident, queuing for the number 18.
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"Here we go," groans Robert's mother, Violet, the Dowager Countess (Maggie Smith).
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These days, clandestine bars are more likely to elicit groans than curiosity.
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That's far more subtle than the loud, sonorous groans of male humpbacks.
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"It's just not worth your sanity," groans Anne Aviles, a schoolteacher in Atlanta.
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Each piece of the story was met with tones of disbelief or groans.
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Oh, OK. [laughs] Um... [groans] Immediately, I really like the way it looks.
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Her best and worst jokes elicited a variety of groans from the crowd.
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Cue the yays or the groans, depending on how you feel about Fitz.
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In fact, one could hear a chorus of groans cutting beneath the laughter.
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He cannot have failed to hear the groans when he shoots from range.
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One policeman pleads for backup as his colleague groans in pain the background.
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Already, my "no means no" arguments with acquaintances had been met with groans.
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Inside the subway cars, delays are greeted with rolled eyes and audible groans.
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The volume of online groans only seemed to increase when he was freed.
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We are told to push, and some of the groans become outright wails.
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Carson decides it's time to go, and the crowd groans briefly in disappointment.
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When the news broke, the collective groans of Batman fans and critics was deafening.
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Some of his answers brought groans or exclamations from victims' family members in attendance.
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Instead, it was met with eyeballs rolling into their sockets, and groans of discomfort.
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The worst is when a submissive mistakes her for a lifestyle dominatrix, Faithful groans.
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Over the years, the machine produced clicks, clunks, groans and some Wagnerian-scale mishaps.
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There are cheers and groans, again, and often shock, and occasionally hugs and tears.
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Adjusting his thick-rimmed glasses, he made a series of groans over the broccoli.
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In Maine, the ice groans and the axes clunk, noises both terrifying and comforting.
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And everyone groans and hems and haws and says how they just couldn't possibly.
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Loud groans and lamentations rippled through the crowd, followed by a current of anger.
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"That debate was a nightmare," Bloomberg groans to a faceless room of campaign advisers.
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Ward yelps in pain, groans and says something inaudible on the body camera footage.
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"Maybe he's looking up," Trump said of the congressman, drawing groans from the crowd.
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This drew groans and boos from some Democrats in the audience, and for good reason.
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But as the historic cathedral continued to burn, crowds let out audible gasps and groans.
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But again, they don't give me anything in return aside from a few satisfied groans.
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The zombies fiercely knock on the walls and you hear a lot of rebellious groans.
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"I was at an event with my boyfriend," she replies and pauses for audience groans.
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He focused on his usual bugbears of crime and immigration, eliciting groans from Democratic lawmakers.
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Paul Gosar told CNN there were "moans" and "groans" when the President called out Sanford.
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I can feel your collective groans and eyerolls deep in the marrow of my bones.
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You might think this is fabricated, but at this point, I'm hearing grunts and groans.
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Sometimes proceedings are halted when the ear-piercing groans of howler monkeys drown out conversation.
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So, we waited until Michael was back in Florida and basically "focus-grouped" the list to both our families at a July 4th picnic, calling them out to kids, adults and seniors alike, to see which got good groans and which got bad groans.
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On its own, it's a spectacularly silly moment worthy of groans and cheers in equal measure.
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Bridal shows, at least in the South, were a particular source of groans on my end.
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Paul Gosar told CNN there were "moans" and "groans" when the President called out Sanford. Rep.
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" On the worryingly downcast "Panic Emoji" he groans, "I keep smoking weed / And I masturbate constantly.
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These days computers dream, robots replace us behind the wheel, and the world groans under our weight.
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The line about creating VOICE in Trump's speech elicited some audible groans from Democrats in the chamber.
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On Tuesday, the tweet about Abby was initially received with some laughter, cheer, and a few groans.
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After a series of unbecoming groans and unconscious gestures of revelation, I said as much to Aftel.
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Below deck a cabinet groans with messages from VIP well-wishers, including a congressional delegation from America.
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He groans and pushes faster and harder, as our crescendo moves us closer to a dizzying climax.
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Financial advisors who beat the save-early-and-often drum might want to stifle their agonized groans.
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Then one of the laptops crashes; its human component, a graduate student named Juan Sierra, groans loudly.
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Or the woman who groans and rolls her eyes when a slow-walking tourist blocks her path.
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"We could have done more," she repeated, an answer which was met with groans from the gallery.
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A five-euro aid cut to low-income renters was met with groans and cries of unfairness.
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For the most part, the audience laughed, though there were plenty of audible groans and cringing faces.
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Los Angeles Times White House reporter Noah Bierman noted the "groans in the room" following Schwab's comments.
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Breathing is encouraged, as are noises, and steadily groans begin to permeate the stillness of the room.
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Had these two kids [Isabella Gomez and Marcel Ruiz] not come along, we would have been like [groans].
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"You knew that I was going to doubt it later so you filmed me being happy," Fisher groans.
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Notice, also, that the hip, New York audience didn't consider it a cruel putdown -- there were no groans.
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"I don't believe that those groans were related to King," said Aimee Allison, founder of She the People.
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Italy is perennially slow-growing and groans under public debt of around €2.3trn ($2.7trn), or 132% of GDP.
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Hollywood has reboot fever, leading to collective groans from entertainment fans everywhere every time another one is announced.
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"I've got great tits too, but I don't throw them in everyone's face," Crawford groans to her date.
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"Look," Peck continued, "we're forced to push commencement services back two days," to audible groans from the class.
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Then Sakho tried to continue, Anfield erupted, until he collapsed again and Lovren skulked on to audible groans.
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The masseuse begins kneading his knotted muscles, and he groans like a cavity-covered kid at the dentist.
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There are cheers and groans as the survivors cross the finish line and the results light the scoreboard.
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The crowd groans as the precinct chair turns away someone who came to caucus two minutes late. pic.twitter.
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As usage of "the squad" picked up in the news and across social media, the groans began too.
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"History will judge and so will the electorate," he said, prompting groans from Senate Republicans in the chamber.
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During his rally, Trump implied he&aposs in hell, which was met with audible groans from the crowd.
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The deep cold brought other unfamiliar sounds too: Odd, sudden creaks and groans of porches and even buildings.
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So all of this new #Content gets the thumbs up from this cranky dad, even as his wallet groans.
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Even Vikander's gasps and groans mirror the ones Grey's Anatomy co-star Camilla Luddington voiced for the video game.
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I say grilled chicken and veggies and he groans and says he's tired of chicken and wants Taco Bell.
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He yells, grunts and groans and talks about Tom Petty's corpse and black licorice butt plugs in his sleep.
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In the opening firefight, Deadpool takes a bullet square in the rectum: "Ugh, right up Main Street," he groans.
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"It looks like a kennel," groans Shatner, 85, before Foreman, 67, falls while climbing the ladder to his room.
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That same woman continuously groans in the background as she realizes how gnarly the poor lil chilensis' innards are.
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With that, Spicer abruptly ended the Q&A session, earning groans from some reporters as he left the room.
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Obama drew some groans from the crowd when he said he had never been to the iconic tourist destination.
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But the room fell silent when "Facebook" was proclaimed — and the silence was punctuated by scattered boos and groans.
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Mention that you're shopping for swimwear and you're likely to be met with groans from the women around you.
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The groans turned to boos when German put the Yankees in a 13-2 hole in the fourth inning.
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The former New York mayor's performance earned him negative reviews and, at times, boos and groans from the crowd.
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One old woman won't stop telling instructive stories about her horses, and everyone else groans whenever she starts one.
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Campus police were dispatched to Johnson's dorm March 13 when fellow students reported moans and groans coming from the bathroom.
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It was just a slip of the tongue though ... as the crowd laughs and groans, Stevie immediately recognizes her mistake.
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Loud groans and noises were heard, and crowds of people came from all parts to see what was the matter.
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Despite his celebratory tone, the news, at least in the more flippant corners of the internet, was met with groans.
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For the first time, scientists have recorded these hums and groans using highly sensitive seismic sensors buried in the snow.
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Every few months, another macabre headline would hit the newspapers ("Groans: They Bring Attention to Man Killed in Folding Bed").
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Then, throughout the speech, the Speaker returned the favor with moans and groans as the president set forth his accomplishments.
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Sounds of 17th-century natural life in Manhattan — chirps, caws, groans, croaks, screeches — are now available on the website Unsung.
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But his crowds have reacted with disappointment, including loud groans on Saturday evening inside an airplane hangar in southern Illinois.
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In the video, Blount tries pull Ward out of the vehicle, but Ward groans that his legs are in pain.
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Repeatedly, Judge Raner Collins warned spectators not to react with groans or other sounds to anything the attorneys or witnesses said.
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"It's too late to articulate it / That empty feeling," he groans before desperately pleading, "It doesn't have to be like this".
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"It's all a real nightmare," groans David Jinks of ParcelHero, a British parcel broker which works with DHL, FedEx and UPS.
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"She sucks the life out of a room," groans a member of her husband's separate (and in fact rival) adoring coterie.
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In another ad that aired after the game, Baldwin groans as he wakes up the day after in cheetah-print underwear.
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Police told PEOPLE they first responded to calls from fellow students who reported hearing groans and moans coming from the bathroom.
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In this case, all of those pretend moans and groans could potentially improve the sex, and maybe even the relationship, too.
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"No way I'm cutting this habit cold turkey," Obama said to laughs and groans during a ceremony at the Rose Garden.
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It turns out that when the word "continuous" is added to the words "performance management," you can almost hear the groans.
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But whether it was groans or boos, it's clear that patience with Sanders is running out in the House Democratic Caucus.
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On this song, the band focuses on sweet groans and buzz-saw arrangements while winking at its fluency in Depeche Mode.
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The score was now tied and groans went up in the press box from dozens of writers facing the same dilemma.
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"The Last Face" drew groans for its head-clutching romance between international aid workers, played by Charlize Theron and Javier Bardem.
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"We're out here on a nice day, having a beautiful talk—" She groans, meaning, You know that's not what I mean.
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It was, at least, a peaceful place, no noise but the late-night dysphagic groans of the elevator's recurringly jammed doors.
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The home is full of unnerving creaks and groans, and mirrors in particular are a real source of terror for the children.
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The Times political reporter Alexander Burns told us that despite some groans, voters had yet to reveal any real New York fatigue.
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The group then listens to a supercut of all Lara Croft's grunts and groans and Grant's mind visibly descends into the gutter.
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Swalwell has several go-to lines he leans on -- some of which elicit as many groans as they do cheers in person.
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One comment Osaka made after her first-round win, calling the national training center in Japan "really small," was met with groans.
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The Swedes hit back in the third scoring twice on a last stone draw from Hasselborg that triggered groans from the crowd.
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Keep your eyes peeled for these five symptoms, and you're sure to decrease your likelihood of inspiring groans from your team members.
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If a disembodied voice groans in the middle of the woods and nobody's around to hear it, does it make a sound?
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And sure enough, Guerrero keeps grounding Mysterio to boos and groans, Mysterio keeps fighting back, and the final win draws the cheers.
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"Just the idea of 'keeping them happy' makes me feel fairly queasy," a sexually self-actualized friend groans when I explain this.
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Only about 5,000 performers who record game dialogue (and groans and other gruesome sounds humans make when hit by bullets) are affected.
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In his sitcom and his stand-up, he can seem as satisfied provoking groans, or awkward silence, as he is provoking laughter.
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Owls say more than just "hoo, hoo": Spend several days just listening to their calls, memorizing their whistles, cackles, grunts and groans.
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There were groans when Chairman Adam Schiff interrupted Republican questioning to tell the diplomats that they didn't have to answer certain questions.
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The crowd's cheers rise and fall with shots on the court, roars accompanying each smash or groans when the shuttlecock lands out.
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His attacks seemed to cross a line even for some of his fans at the rally, where audible groans could be heard.
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Groans rose from Democrats as he mentioned plans to send more troops to the border to meet a "tremendous onslaught" of migrants.
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"I actually was at the March on Washington with Dr. King back in 1963," Sanders said to audible groans from the audience.
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Some of those comments elicited groans from the audience, but that's the point: we all need to be uncomfortable for a little while.
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The drama had begun to weigh on the campaign, too, as whispers about their frustrations -- denied by top officials -- turned into prolonged groans.
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He writhes and groans in pain, his speech is slurred beyond recognition, his vision is fading, and he can no longer hear properly.
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There were audible groans and a few false starts; eventually, our chair decided we should raise our hand and call out our number.
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One can only imagine the groans from the security team at the Elysee Palace in Paris when the choice of venue was announced.
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An evening appearance on Fox News, in which Price described his repayment as "unprecedented," caused eye rolls and groans among Trump's top aides.
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The announcement of his premiership has been met with groans in some quarters and the inevitable comparisons to President Trump have been made.
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Kira slips ever deeper into her velvet seat and groans in disapproval as two non-binary performers shove crumbling marzipan between their lips.
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Then, of course, the landing gear groans in descent and, as Thursday night's near-crisis reminded us, everyone is rocked back to earth.
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It will no doubt elicit groans from my mother that her son's New York Times debut is one of those dreaded rebus puzzles.
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I shrieked the entire time, hoping only to drown out the recorded screams, mumbles, groans and clanking chains, willing the ride to end.
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Through much of the dead time, players stood on the court, hands on their hips, while groans from the crowd rose in volume.
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"We're not going to end these agreements because they were made consensually," Bloomberg said, as the debate hall erupted with groans and oohs.
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Image: Elite Dangerous | Frontier DevelopmentsScientists often detect weird sounds in Antarctica, from the groans of melting glaciers to seismic waves rippling through ice shelves.
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The group has clearly been encouraged to bicker, at times so much one practically expects to hear laughs or groans from a studio audience.
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The proposal was greeted with groans from the city's hotel and convention industry executives, who viewed the location as remote and unattractive to conventiongoers.
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He never changed tone or mode, shouting in three-beat clips, unchanging, for the entire speech—all fiery authoritarian, drawing mostly groans of despair.
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The news that a long-awaited sequel is finally coming in November 2019 was met with cheers (and a few groans) across the Internet.
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Her embrace of the ugly as intrinsically human makes listening to the groans and snorts and other nonverbal sounds she emits a genuine pleasure.
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" "I was so excited afterwards," March For Our Lives' Ryan Deitsch says to groans in the video, "that I elected all over the place.
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THERE was a time when a mention of MiFID 2, a complex European regulation, elicited groans from financial types in the City of London.
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To a mixture of groans and laughs, Corden delivered a series of quips that alluded to the specific nature of the accusations against Weinstein.
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The XC60 rumbles and groans less with the same drivetrain than does the bigger XC90, possibly because the shorter body can't resonate as much.
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When I asked friends earlier this year to recall stories from that time, most of them came back with tales told with wincing groans.
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My house groans with thousands of books — novels, story collections, criticism — crammed into bookshelves on the first and second floor, and even into closets.
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While so much of Italy groans under the weight of mass tourism, in Molise a little of the spillover would go a long way.
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"I heard a lot of groans, a lot," said Pam Shriver, the former top-ranked doubles player, who is now an analyst with ESPN.
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On a recent Monday night, the groans of finance bros, creative professionals and other amateur fighters competed with the sound of leather smacking leather.
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Her fellow students summoned police after hearing groans coming from the bathroom, but when questioned, Johnson initially said she was suffering from a stomach flu.
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"There's a million maneuvers we do in the street that we're not trained to do," Jung said, drawing groans and gasps from some in attendance.
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"These seven models are moving back into your house for the rest of the week," says Ora to a mixed chorus of cheers and groans.
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Tracking submarines under or near ice is difficult, because ice constantly shifts, crackles and groans loudly enough to mask the subtle sounds of a submarine.
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Or Robert De Niro, who drew groans in 2011 for some tone-deaf jokes about deporting the event's waiters, along with Spanish actor Javier Bardem.
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So I found the cheapest pair of black heels, inexpertly applied my makeup, and suppressed groans when drunk men put their arm around my waist.
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All is (maddeningly, exhaustively) interior and introverted, lacking psychological depth and dialogue: There are screams, groans, sighs, and utterances in Kroff's prose, but no conversations.
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In Petr Kotik's "Music for 3" (1964), a violist, a cellist and a bassist bow every part of the instruments, creating harrowing creaks and groans.
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His laughter sounded like a series of rumbling groans, but we were all very happy that he appreciated both the food and my mother's humor.
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Red Robin has announced its own version of the ramen burger, aptly named the Red RamenBurger (cue groans, or, if you like dad jokes, applause).
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This interactive map built by UC Berkeley scientists lets you listen to the full range of nonverbal emotions in quick shrieks, screams, sighs and groans.
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The wisecrack, which was met with laughs and groans, came as The White House hosted technology CEOs like Tim Cook and Jeff Bezos on Monday.
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The 11th District, a Republican-leaning hodgepodge of quaintly verdant residential streets, snarling highways and big-box shopping centers, groans under an extraordinary tax burden.
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Her comments regularly drew catcalls, laughter, groans or shouts — or some combination thereof — from ballrooms full of men in suits gathered to hear company presentations.
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"None of them accuse me of doing anything other than maybe they didn't like a joke I told," he said, eliciting groans from the audience.
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"None of them accuse me of doing anything, other than maybe they didn't like a joke I told," Bloomberg said, to groans from the audience.
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"Maybe he's looking up," Trump said, drawing some moans and groans from those in Battle Creek, Michigan, about two hours away from Debbie Dingell's district.
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Jeff Chen: Hopefully this puzzle grows on you … (Maybe that should have been "groans on you") Almost finished solving but need a bit more help?
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In the world of American soccer, few headlines are met with more groans than those about the sport finally making it in the United States.
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A blue, gloved hand runs up and down its glittering gold length, and its owner, a cartoonish young perfume-purveying influencer named Pic, groans with pleasure.
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Just like that, every member of the UFC featherweight division began looking over their shoulder, as the groans of the undead once again filled the air.
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"We used to have one of these business-damaging events once a year but now we have them more than once a month," groans Sir Tim.
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Whales and dolphins are known to be particularly vulnerable to the groans of ship engines or offshore drilling, which can disrupt the complex ways they communicate.
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It's a robotic replica of the female pelvic area, complete with a vagina, cervix, and uterus, that groans in pain when an IUD is inserted incorrectly.
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While the whipsawing forecasts drew groans, they did not come as much of a surprise to those familiar with springtime in the Plains and the Rockies.
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While the audience laughed, the comedian's commentary and off-color jokes — including one about Judi Dench licking herself like a cat — drew criticism, groans and cringes.
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The Food Ranger does his taste tests, groans in delight, and regales the camera with a description of the fragrance, spiciness, and anesthesia of each bite.
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Every contribution was met by fist-pumping cheers from the boisterous Gjonbalaj contingent, while fouls called against the brothers elicited loud groans and shouts at the officials.
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"Third Stone from the Sun" concluded with a lengthy free-form solo, at turns jazzy and psychedelic, incorporating the whistles and groans of feedback from the amplifier.
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More and more, cries of exaltation after each make and ironic groans after each questionable shot from Bryant interrupted the still-constant stream of jargon and directions.
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All of your moans and groans might give them the wrong impression about what gets you off, thereby setting the stage for even more disappointing future encounters.
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Things were shaky from the start, when the Microsoft founder answered that a box of Rice-a-Roni costs $123—to groans and laughter from the audience.
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At the Sundance screening, comments from senior officials, civil rights activists, and defense attorneys each elicited laughs, cheers, and groans, all from different corners of the venue.
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But at a conference here earlier this week, he was barely able to say he was at the March on Washington in 1963 before the groans started.
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In 2013, actor and "Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane drew both laughs and groans with a bit about Weinstein during a nominations announcement for the Academy Awards.
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"Oy gevalto, we're back on the Rialto," a character groans in this ebullient riff on Shakespeare, capturing the novel's blend of purposeful déjà vu and Jewish fatalism.
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"One of the things I think we all love about Comic-Con so much is the fact that we all accept each other," he said, to groans.
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There are many wonderful things about Tina Belcher, the teenage daughter in "Bob's Burgers," but one of the most wonderful of all is the way she groans.
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From our camp and on our twice-daily drives, we'd hear their chorus of grunts, groans and squeaks like a bunch of rusty doors having a conversation.
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As monotonous green-gray metal separators, shielding the projects, have sprouted across Paris, the inconveniences have been accompanied by an angry chorus of groans from hapless motorists.
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" I gave out the texts to my class of adolescents and announced we would be reading Shakespeare, only to be greeted by groans of "Boring" and "Nooo!
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"I can't go to TurboTax," he said to groans, arguing that because he was so wealthy with so many holdings he needed time to put them together.
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But the squeals of glee and groans of disappointment coming from a conference room in downtown Brooklyn last Friday were well worth any damage to our hearing.
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A writer from The Hollywood Reporter shared a video of Corden's speech, revealing that while the comedian's joke did get some laughter, it also got some audible groans.
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Governor, while campaigning here in New Hampshire, you were already asked about groans from some conservatives after your endorsements from the New York Times, and the Boston Globe.
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As his groans augment and his uniform trousers slump to his knees, Buddy appears with a security team to arrest him and, still groaning, he is hauled away.
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Then, Veronica, Melody, and Valerie continue to kick, punch, and slap any part of Nick St. Clair they can find as he groans in pain on the floor.
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"When we first told our toddlers of Today that we were going on a summer field trip to a museum, all we heard was groans," said Bush Hager.
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And besides, how many different sighs, groans, gasps and hiccups of ecstasy can poor Johnson be expected to come up with while being handcuffed, whipped and so forth?
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It's the elaborate mythology around it that proves numbing, along with the fact that virtually every attempt at eliciting laughs yields crickets at best and groans at worst.
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That news is likely to be met with further groans from flyers, who have complained that the last remaining pleasures of air travel are being slowly stripped away.
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There were also audible groans from farmers sitting in the public viewing area, who have been relying on income generated from fleeces to survive the country's devastating drought.
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Shortly after, Melo misses his first pro shot, a pull-up three from way out that hits the backboard then the rim (and draws groans from the fans).
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One member expresses a fondness for Hilary Clinton, but won't say so when the camera is rolling, and another groans when I bring up the topic of Trump.
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"All his friends, all his family...everyone that knows him knows it's not going to work," Barbara told Chris Harrison from the audience, eliciting groans from the crowd.
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The main room still groans with racks and racks of suits, blazers, shirts and ties, but here was, as promised, a new texture for Kiton, a looser attitude.
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The men's paths cross fairly often, but they said they rarely have time to compare notes, and the discussion was punctuated by laughter, sympathetic groans and friendly interjections.
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"Let him speak," Wild pleaded above loud groans from the crowd as Jaffe decried the "zero facts" in Robert Mueller's report on Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Across the record, vocalist Danny Orlowski barks, raps, and groans lyrics about private traumas, public injustices, and—most frequently—the violence that the world exerts on the vulnerable.
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"Everybody kind of groans about it, but its message, if we can get metaphysical about it, is not to be so focused on the linear organized mind," Stellas says.
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Hickenlooper's question prompted audible groans from the audience, who interpreted it as a tone-deaf response to the historic lack of women in politics and in the White House.
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So when I say that my favorite 2018 meme is the five-panel American Chopper fight, I expect a lot of people to react with instant knee-jerk groans.
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And, of course, once any man enters fatherhood, he immediately becomes imbued with the gift of causing massive eye rolls and groans of everyone around him — especially his children.
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There are no groans of laughter in response to their father's corny jokes, and the scents of their mother's cooking no longer waft through their Bridgeton, New Jersey, home.
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President Trump's new office to focused on crimes committed by people in the country illegally provoked groans from Democratic lawmakers Tuesday as he addressed a joint session of Congress.
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The groans once evoked by the ritualistic image-by-image playback of a vacation projected onto a wall, sheet or screen have been replaced with a sense of delight.
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The whacks, the moans, the cracks, the groans, the welts, the squeaks, the belts, the shrieks, the pricks, the prayers, the kicks, the tears, the skelps, and the yelps.
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"Maybe he's looking up," Trump said at the rally, drawing some moans and groans from those at the rally, which was about two hours away from Debbie Dingell's district.
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It is a horrible feeling to recognize how powerless we are as citizens to inject common sense into this scenario while our planet withers and groans from our abuses.
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More terrifying still was the sudden crash of door closing behind me, the soft groans of enemies looming nearby, the beeping and tittering of cameras, screens, and other technologies.
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Rather it's how Forbes labeled that status, saying that Jenner was self-made and including her in a group of "#SelfMadeWomen," that drew rankling and groans from Jenner's critics.
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"What an idiot that Harvey Weinstein is; he could've gotten away with all of it if only he'd gotten himself elected president," Baldwin said to a chorus of audience groans.
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Blackford called May&aposs answer "disappointing," sparking groans from Tory MPs, and then went on to criticize the U.K.'s policy of indefinite detention of some illegal immigrants awaiting deportation.
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Peter Bull, who was playing Pozzo, claimed that his experiences of war were trifling in comparison with the "waves of hostility", "mass exodus" and "audible groans" of the first performance.
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I feel like it was shocking, like, a very shocking, dark color going on, [groans] but it blended into something that is really nice and, like, honestly very natural-looking.
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She said later in the day that she believed Trump has "learned" his "lesson" and that he "will be much more cautious in the future" — eliciting groans from her critics.
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She then poses dramatically and obscures her sisters from view ("Oh, come on," Kendall groans), and then Kylie steps aside and yanks the backdrop down—just like 10 years ago.
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Against a smattering of groans, he offered details of the statue's copper plates (there are 500, handmade), the birthplace of the designer (Alsace) and Liberty Island's original name (Bedloe's Island).
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Then comes the liberation of Paris in August of 1944—a scene of jubilation—and untrammeled desire, like electricity, powers the City of Light as it groans back to life.
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So despite a number of caveats in the plan's rollout about not further burdening teachers, the proposal that the workday be extended by two or three hours elicited immediate groans.
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Sounds came from the ice, ghoulish groans as floes shifted followed by artillerylike reports as the sheets collided, threatening to open a yawning divide beneath their feet at any moment.
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The trouble here is that, after the grunts and the groans and the felling of the door, the person who's burst through doesn't even exhale, no matter celebrate the feat.
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By the end of the match, Exeter had leapfrogged the home side with a win, having capitalised on a performance so terrible that it left the stadium echoing with groans.
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For a region whose beleaguered Metro transit system more often inspires groans than confidence, something strange seems to be happening this summer: Things might — just might — finally be getting better.
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An organizer told attendees in Waterloo on Saturday night, just ahead of a Biden appearance, that door-knockers would continue through the Super Bowl -- eliciting some groans from the crowd.
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I will tell you, the one comment that got groans across the chamber last night was when he said this notion that our enemies are growing stronger is 'hot air.
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In case you were curious, when asked in The Short Answer to what song he knows all the words, he said "The Star-Spangled Banner," to groans from the audience.
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As Mr. Yang announced his decision Tuesday night — noting that he did not want to continue to accept donations "in a race that we will not win" — there were audible groans.
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One only has to spend a five-minute spell in the staff bathrooms—a staccato mess of rips, groans, and gasps—to understand the physical impact this is having on teachers.
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Despite all the groans about a "unicorn" IPO drought, such companies last year saw a record number of exits in North America and Europe, according to a new report from Pitchbook.
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"When it comes to sarin gas, [Hitler] was not using the gas on his own people the same way that Assad is doing," Spicer said to audible groans from some reporters.
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I will tell you, the one comment that got groans across the chamber last night was when he said this notion that our enemies are not growing stronger is 'hot air.
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"We are providing a voice to those who have been ignored by our media, and silenced by special interests," Trump said to a chorus of groans from Democrats in the crowd.
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It's one thing to generate puns based on an algorithm, and another to implicitly understand why people react to those jokes with groans, laughter, or pin-drop levels of icy silence.
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CreditCreditElizabeth D. Herman for The New York Times Minutes after starting her acceptance speech on election night, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the newly elected congresswoman from Queens, was surprised to hear groans.
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For a small fee, paid in loose change and crumpled dollar bills, carnations could be dedicated to those circulating on the baby blue floor, eliciting a round of giggles or groans.
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But the plan has won groans from House conservatives, meaning Republicans will probably need Democratic votes to move the package not only through the Senate, but through the House as well.
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"When it comes to sarin gas, [Hitler] was not using the gas on his own people the same way that Assad is doing," he said, provoking audible groans from assembled reporters.
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From every corner of the clubhouse came the groans, the laughter, the sickened silences as we watched Carnoustie rip back strokes from the Frenchman, leaving him barefoot in a flowing burn.
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For his supporters, he promised to build that wall across the southern border, warning in sinister tones of a "tremendous onslaught" of migrant caravans, as Democratic groans echoed in the chamber.
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Even if we get groans or a little bit of a sneer, we like that also, because we know you're feeling something, you're having some sort of emotional reaction to it.
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"When we first told our toddlers of Today that we were going on a summer field trip to a museum, all we heard was groans," said Bush Hager, 36, on Thursday's show.
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Ever the downer, Moffat reminded everyone that may not be the right question: "Why is everyone assuming they all survive Season 4?" he said with a laugh to audience gasps and groans.
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He has also delved into such pressing matters as the quality of chicken feed (he launched a commission on standards), even as the judiciary groans under a backlog of 3m pending cases.
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"When we first told our toddlers of Today that we were going on a summer field trip to a museum, all we heard was groans," said Bush Hager, 36, on the show.
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These criticisms often feel like loud groans that they aren't the five-piece guitar driven garage band we want them to be, not who they are working toward figuring out to be.
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The opening number, "The Whiskey Song," was an uproarious drinking anthem during which the bacchanalian delights celebrated in the first verse curdle into groans as the performers' overindulgence catches up with them.
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Shaxx himself exhorts us to stick together, complimenting us on our teamwork: "This is why we have fireteams!" he groans from his ecstasies at seeing us extend our killstreaks with combined fire.
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"None of them accuse me of doing anything other than, maybe they didn't like a joke I told," Bloomberg said, which was met by groans from the audience in the debate hall.
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"None of them accuse me of doing anything other than, maybe they didn't like a joke I told," Bloomberg said, which was met by groans from the audience in the debate hall.
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Images from the scene on Monday showed flames engulfing the cathedral, before both the ceiling and the 90-meter (295-foot) spire came crashing down, drawing gasps and groans of disbelief from witnesses.
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Paul pressed Clinton again, highlighting the fact that Lewinsky has spoken out about her changing understanding of their affair in the #MeToo era (a question that once again received groans from the audience).
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The first lady has benefited from a longtime insistence that she's not interested in seeking higher office herself, a vow that draws disappointed groans from crowds who would eagerly support another Obama campaign.
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At periodic conferences with the parties in San Francisco, Judge Breyer would repeatedly refer to the long days the lawyers were putting in, at sacrifice to their families, to groans from those assembled.
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As soon as he hears Le Batard's name, Francesa groans so dismissively, like he can't even believe he has to even think about some guy named Le Batard, let alone talk about him.
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With Trump able to keep the microphone to himself for most of the evening, lawmakers have limited outlets to express themselves aside from applause, groans or blank stares in response to the president's remarks.
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" But he drew only groans from his audience when he poked fun at Canada's national pastime of hockey by joking that "Canadians can salute American teams for winning more Stanley Cups in the NHL.
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"The restaurant industry moans and groans about minimum wage increase, but the Seattle newspaper every month has a story about 40 new restaurants opening," said Jennifer Romich, a University of Washington social policy researcher.
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A couple weeks ago, Lagomarsino read my post about the Fuller House theme song, which included modified versions of the theme, removing everything joyful and pleasant, leaving a shell of demonic howls and groans.
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Few of the sounds we associate with the interiors of our homes — radiator groans, the exhale of an overheated laptop, relentless thuds ringing down from graceless upstairs neighbors — elicit an overwhelming sense of calm.
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When Mr. Biden went on his discursive and meandering answer that invoked a record-player, there were audible groans, and some people threw their arms in the air in frustration, according to an attendee.
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I remember letting out a roar after the anthem played, and groans echoing throughout the establishment as British supporters realized they had an Australian in their midst who wouldn't stop shouting at the screen.
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Fresh off a late-night date, her mother groans, but eventually obliges, and the two travel from their one-bedroom Manhattan apartment to Connecticut, singing Pat Benatar as they sail up the Taconic Parkway.
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Sprightly as ever, these beats form a thicker, chewier soundscape, with scratches jittering, sparks flying, cut-up groans and shrieks chiming in from everywhere, over steady drums, cunningly timed rhythm guitar, fusion keyboards layered gorgeously.
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Hearing these wails and groans come from someone I've just met in such an intimate space is uncomfortable for me — a stoic Brit who says sorry when someone stands on my foot on the Tube.
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Despite the sunny visuals, the trailer still manages to be creepy as hell, including flashes of cave-like paintings, ominous ceremonies, and an ending full of the moans and groans of souls clearly in pain.
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Bernie Sanders' response to a question about the rise of white nationalist violence set off a chorus of groans in Houston, the woman who posed it told CNN she too was disappointed by his answer.
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But when the guy sitting next to you at the sports bar groans in agony over a late missed extra point, there's a good chance he just lost a little more than his team pride.
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" The Times said: "The roar heard at Rod Laver Arena when Federer held serve to even the match at two sets apiece was soon replaced by the groans and awkward silences that accompany an anticlimax.
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The clip above — taken from Tuesday's game between Aberdeen and Inverness Caledonian Thistle — shows Storey getting the ball tangled beneath his feet while literally standing on the goal line, accompanied by agonised groans from the crowd.
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You can ask Alexa to put on your favorite movie and turn up the volume — y'know, so your cousin can drown out the groans of his brothers while he watches Battleship Potemkin for the billionth time.
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That may elicit groans from those who are desperate to see anything that doesn't involve costumes or powers or infinity stones, but these numbers don't lie: People still really, really, really like going to superhero movies.
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During the summer, you can now take a luxury cruise ship through the Northwest Passage, and even in the winter, ice is failing to show up in places where it's normally so thick that it groans.
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Singer and guitarist Bria Salmena pushes her vocals into deep croaking groans on "God Hates A Coward;" taking us along with her on this tumultuous, alt-grunge hypnotic track off of the band's unmissable EP Slush.
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Even during the "safe" moments — hell, you might know for sure that nothing can harm you imminently — there are creaks and crashes and giggles and groans all around you that effectively shatter any sense of safety.
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They eagerly agree to help — and maybe even volunteer — then act like a martyr An initial eagerness to help swiftly morphs into sighs, groans and suggestions that whatever they agreed to do is a huge burden.
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Families have spent weekends there and teens have thrown bonfires largely without incident, but there is a quirk: the weird noises that can be heard over the radio at certain locations, groans from an invisible world.
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The line drew groans from Democrats before Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) waved them off.
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This madcap presidential election will come to an end on Tuesday, pulling up stakes after a protracted season that delivered delight and disgust, laughter and long groans, without pause for the better part of two years.
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Grant Pitarys, a freshman and one of the few Trump supporters in the room, stood up to inform everyone that Ann Coulter would be answering questions on the website Reddit, which provoked a few muffled groans.
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It's telling that the film comes to a screeching halt when Russell Crowe shows up and introduces himself as Dr. Jekyll, which was greeted by groans and boos from the crowd in the screening I attended.
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"None of them accuse me of doing anything other than, maybe they didn't like a joke I told," Bloomberg says to groans from the audience, adding that he would not release the content of the NDAs.
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The problem with human-centered ethics is all around us: the planet now groans under the weight of 7 billion people, whilst those human and non-human beings who have no voice have continued to suffer.
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Their first encounter happens wordlessly on a freeway ramp, as the beeps and groans of L.A. traffic (an ongoing character in the story) give way to a raucous dance number, with bodies flashing across hoods and roofs.
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But after years of strikes and driver shortages at Southern Rail, the operator on that line, getting to work became a lottery—a train running on time felt like a "luxury for special occasions only," he groans.
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On paper, the happy new musical "Groundhog Day," which opened on Tuesday night at the Old Vic Theater here, seemed like one of those shows that elicit instant groans of "been there, done that" among jaded theatergoers.
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A patron describes the erection he gets when Summer performs "Love to Love You Baby," her breakout single full of erotic moans and groans (featuring a "marathon of 22 orgasms" according to a Time editor in 1975).
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Only the nature sounds avoid inorganic discord; otherwise, the scraped synthesizers in "Twilit," the scratchy drums in "Cupidwing," the modulated groans in "Rune," and the grainy static that envelops the album would all sound harsh in isolation.
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When carrying it around closed, holding by the hinge like a big paperback book , it produces tiny little groans and creaks that don't inspire a ton of confidence, though to MSI's credit, nothing actually broke or went wrong.
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Meanwhile, the announcement drew groans from some who hoped IHOP had learned its lesson after it set the internet ablaze with its burgers stunt, and suggestions from others who thought they might have the mysterious "P" figured out.
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I could easily imagine the groans and shouted expletives that would have been audible in the halls at the CIA in Langley, the NSA in Fort Meade, and the FBI in the Hoover Building when it was uttered.
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She also took the time to follow a few obituaries through as they were being written, zooming in on furrowed brows as deadlines neared and, a touch sadistically, recording the moans and groans of reporters wrestling with leads.
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As he detailed a litany of familiar talking points about caravans marching toward the United States, there was a disgruntled round of groans, punctuated by a couple boos as they looked around at each other, shaking their heads.
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During his monologue at the White House Correspondents' Dinner this year, he displayed his cutting ability to make laughs bump up against groans, and a particular Brian Williams-Lester Holt zinger that I can't help but think about today.
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President Trump groans in unspeakable pleasure thinking about all the jobs he's destroying in government in a photo from March 30, 2017 (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)Donald Trump would like to be known as the Jobs President.
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As a sort of natural climax to the swelling phone trend, Samsung went all out with the first true "phablet," and despite groans of protest the phone not only sold well but became a staple of the Galaxy series.
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He fails to appear in "The Favourite," though the contagion of his leprous couplets ("With gentlest touch, she next explores / Her shankers, issues, running sores") is not hard to detect, as we listen to the monarch's moans and groans.
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When Jason Jones told students in his survey of British literature at Central Connecticut State University that they would have to memorize three poems of at least 20 lines each, he was prepared for groans and cries of outrage.
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The small cars moved haltingly, stopping and starting, along tracks that ran through dimly lit tunnels, accompanied by appropriate soundtracks — groans, screams — and punctuated by the appearance of mechanized ax murderers, devils and corpses leaping out of the shadows.
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I know that invoking that term is going to touch off a wave of groans from people who, every election cycle, read countless pieces of glorified politics fanfic from pundits predicting brokered conventions that simply do not happen anymore.
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" — Aimee Allison, founder of She the People In what has become a pattern, Mr. Biden drew good marks for his responses on foreign policy — consistently a strong point for him in debates — but groans for his responses on race. ".
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" Mr. Gambier, who today is hard of hearing and has bags under his eyes, imitated the night sounds in his cell and other prisoners' groans; he described the oppression of bodies pressed against one another and their "burning, transparent, greenish diarrhea.
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Where there were roars of joy from around the grounds after that see-saw battle in 2013, this time there were groans as Verdasco turned the tables to win 4-6 4-6 7-403(3) 6-3 6-4.
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OWNER OF DOG WHO DIED DURING DELTA LAYOVER ACCUSES AIRLINE OF &aposCOVER-UP&apos Reportedly met with loud boos and groans on the spot, the 56-year-old was quick to make amends via Qatar's Twitter page the next day.
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On "What's In Your Head," one of that record's standout tracks (originally released on The Face EP), they cut up a vocal samples into some stuttering groans and gasps before some extra spacey synthesizers take us all straight to Pleasure Town.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 39%What critics said: "An ending that teases the possibility of sequels, with Wahlberg's Spenser tackling more cases of police officers and emergency personnel who have been falsely accused of crimes, should elicit nothing but groans.
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Gervais did get laughs for the jabs he took at Hollywood collectively, such as telling the entire room they had less education than Greta Thunberg and a cheeky "I know he's your friend" after groans for a joke about Jeffrey Epstein.
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Henman, who reached a career-high ranking of No. 4 and made it to four Wimbledon semifinals, was a common victim, the groans coming with double faults, forehands into the net or whenever he let go a ball that landed in.
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Because they stimulate more than they sedate, I have no books on my night stand; but a big rolling table in my office groans with my current reading — much of which pertains to my latest work, a biography of Thurgood Marshall.
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Recalling that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia had crowed that Western liberalism was becoming obsolete, Mr. Biden prompted groans in a friendly crowd when he noted that Mr. Trump thought Mr. Putin was alluding to California-style progressive politics.
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Recalling that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia had crowed that Western liberalism was becoming obsolete, Mr. Biden prompted groans in a friendly crowd when he noted that Mr. Trump thought Mr. Putin was alluding to California-style progressive politics.
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Various Hollywood women and journalists sounded off with collective online groans, and some responded simply by posting the names of her father's accusers: But among the Mean Girls jokes, actress Alyssa Milano offered a rather practical suggestion to the first daughter:
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Phil's prognostication, which was delivered at about 7:20 am EST, was met with a mix of cheers and groans from thousands of revelers on Friday who gathered in the town of Punxsutawney about 80 miles (120 km) northeast of Pittsburgh.
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Pop it in the oven for 50 minutes and let its calming groans transport you to a state of morning bliss, like the teacup pig you once fantasized about owning before you remembered that you could never eat bacon in good conscience again.
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Wilson told the crowd he believes a good guy with a gun can stop a bad guy with a gun — a talking point that drew groans, according to a video of a portion of his remarks posted by a Daily Star reporter.
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With a soundtrack of ominous violin shivers and double-bass groans, the camera approaches one of those miniature rooms, getting closer and closer until the viewer is somehow peering into an actual full-sized bedroom in which an actual boy is sleeping.
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This story isn't wholly unlike what happened to director Greta Gerwig in May, when she went to see a movie and had all her actions — the laughs, the groans, what she ate, what she drank, her behavior — live-blogged by a fellow moviegoer.
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Nestled amongst the moans and groans that shake the foundations of every whitewashed house in Van Nuys, and the clapperboard clanks emanating from the area's endless movie studios, is a beguiling blend of library music, cosmic Americana, and sunblushed new age noodling.
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LOUD groans from Dems when Trump says he's created the "Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement" #JointAddress Trump's tone was a departure from the dark picture he painted during his inaugural address in January, when he said "American carnage" had overtaken the country. pic.twitter.
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Later, joined by the experimental vocalist Charmaine Lee, they performed a freewheeling improvisation, mixing the sounds of Mr. Teicher's sand-scraping footsteps; Mr. Tao's digital groans, static and thuds; and Ms. Lee's array of sustained tones, whispered words, gurgling sounds and vocal effects.
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There were groans, in November, after a briefing during which the press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, asked White House reporters to preface their questions with a list of what they were thankful for — a schoolyard exercise that some journalists played along with.
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There were groans when a high school teacher dabbed; fidgeting and face-covering when Kayla searched for fellatio tips online; hisses and boos at an unwanted sexual advance; and sniffles during a tender, cathartic moment between Kayla and her father (Josh Hamilton).
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" Timing: "The president's remarks prompted a mix of groans and cheers from the crowd of supporters and a quick backlash from prominent Republicans on a day when Trump and his allies expected to trumpet the party voting unanimously against two articles of impeachment.
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The president's remarks prompted a mix of groans and cheers from the crowd of supporters and a quick backlash from prominent Republicans on a day when Trump and his allies expected to trumpet the party voting unanimously against two articles of impeachment.
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Awkward moment before the speech when crowd groans after WEF Klaus Schwab tells Trump, "I'm aware that your strong leadership is open to misconceptions and interpretation so it is so essential for us in the room to listen directly to you." pic.twitter.
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For years, the trustees on the committee could barely bring themselves to look at Abstract Expressionist paintings; in the fifties, the examples that Robert Beverly Hale, the curator of American paintings, brought in were usually met with groans and gales of laughter.
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Ever Oasis is a constant juggling act between what you want to be getting on with, the fun stuff, and dealing with the gripes and groans of other characters who've run out of fruit, or sticks, or fluff to make blankets from.
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I jerry-rigged a desk out of broken Ikea parts in the living room/eat-in kitchen, bought a $10 office chair off Craigslist that emitted impressive polyphonic screech-groans every time I moved, and told myself to write like no one was watching.
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"As the Ranger attempted to remove the bunny, so as to clear the plant debris from its neck, the tortoise became quite responsive to their actions, emitting grunts & groans in a clear demand for the gentle care of his newly found friend," the post added.
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Still, her booming voice animates the album — stretching every which way, soaring up and down the scale, expanding notes into groans, strategically cracking at key emotional moments — and she particularly enjoys the slow jams, which are immersed in genre conventions and play as homages.
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The Socceroos got off to a terrible start when center back Bailey Wright gave away possession with the second pass of the game, allowing Diego Souza to hammer home a low shot to groans from most of the 49,000 fans at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
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After a short delay to close the roof because of impending rain, Djokovic looked vulnerable early in the fourth set, but Federer failed to capitalize in Djokovic's early service games, uttering rare groans of frustration as he missed second-serve returns into the net.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) motioned to her caucus to stifle their groans as Trump warned about the latest migrant caravan approaching the border.
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Amid groans from a disappointed crowd, the American narrowly missed a 12-footer at the 15th that would have put him two-up but he made amends on the next hole with a conceded birdie four after hitting a brilliant bunker shot to two feet.
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Eminem in the "Sing for the Moment" video / Screenshot via YouTube Being a music fan in 2002 was strange: Rock had splintered into the dying groans of post-grunge and the beginnings of blog-friendly indie rock with pop-punk trouncing both in sales.
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When Mr. Zupan announced the dogs would not be running, boos and groans went up from the owners of 95 pugs poised to compete — who were unleashed and happily tearing about a vast fenced-in yard that was supposed to serve as the racetrack.
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Winners and losers Muffled by the sound of champagne corks popping on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue are the sighs and groans of FBI and CIA officers who are coming to terms with the reality that their jobs are about to get much harder.
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When new moves were met with groans, Johnson just yelled out "This is what she does!" as if to serve as a reminder to the room of 20 and 30-somethings that if someone in their mid-80s can do it, we truly have no excuse.
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" Gervais then took on Spotlight, saying Roman Polanski called it "the best date night ever," and Transparent nominee Jeffrey Tambor, saying it takes "balls" to take on his role, getting groans from the audience when he added he's seen them and they are "huge and long.
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Even so, all the basic ingredients of the good old beast with two backs are there, the moans and groans, whimpers of excitement, and, yes, the explosion in the loins—everything you would want in a scene describing passionate sex, if you were living in 1959.
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Multiple reviewers have been posting videos of the way Motorola's handset creaks and groans as it folds, and a video from BBC News showed how it's possible to lift the plastic screen off the handset, which could have implications for dust and dirt getting into the device.
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All my children had processed or were processing through university, I still played a decent game of tennis, my marriage, after a few creaks and groans and two explosive crises, was holding together, and the rumor was that I'd be a full professor within the year.
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To the Editor: Re "When Museums Give Up Their Buried Treasures" (front page, March 11): I am probably not the only museum director who groans every time the Metropolitan Museum of Art, with its collection of more than two million objects, announces its latest gift or bequest.
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I turn on an episode of Pretty Little Liars (he groans), and half-watch while texting my siblings in our group text and playing Words With Friends against BF. I head to bed and then read for about 211 minutes before turning off the lights and passing out.
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John DeFore, The Hollywood Reporter: What happens after that very drawn-out fight does not quite leave viewers in the state of suspended excitement they might've enjoyed at the end of Chapter 2; in fact, there may be a couple of stifled groans of disbelief in the crowd.
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The snow's groans as it's stepped on; a mop's slop-sound as it cleans a dingy linoleum floor; the gelatinous fight a casserole puts up as it's dished out; the whooshing one's arms make in a parka; the heavy clunk of a police badge on a wooden kitchen table.
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The coup attempt forces Black Bolt and his extended brood into retreat, relying on a giant dog named Lockjaw, who can teleport his masters and mistresses wherever they wish to go -- the kind of flourish likely to elicit groans and giggles from the uninitiated, which is a risk throughout.
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The president's address dripped with the hyperbole that endears him to his far-right base — like highlighting an anti-abortion proposal while ripping on former President Obama's legacy, before touting his own, which brought audible groans and some muted boos from most all lawmakers on the Democratic side of the chamber.
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The self-proclaimed swamp rock group released this new digital seven-inch via Arts & Crafts only a handful of months after their summer release of the excellent Slush EP. The bass intro on Toronto band's new song sets the tone before vocalist Bria Salmela's evocative and low groans come through.
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After the initial shock wears off and I listen to the groans about how "there is nothing exciting about where we live" and "our town is so boring," I remind them that being a travel writer is about seeing something with new eyes and giving an old place a fresh look.
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Bloomberg's response only dug him a deeper hole, saying he had "very few non-disclosure agreements," and asserting he was not accused of any wrongdoing "other than maybe they didn't like a joke I told" — eliciting the first of what would be many groans from the crowd as the night progressed.
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At Enrique's Unisex Hair Salon, you can find Celeste Ramos and Wendy Sanchez and the rest of staff, who will cut your hair while regulars wolf down their sandwiches from across the street; and don't forget the M train platforms, where packed crowds and groans tend to follow delay announcements.
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In today's comic roundup, follow Judge Dredd as he groans his way through the stone age, hang out with a bunch of nervous kids who found a dead body, dip into the manic life of a newspaper reporter named Jane, and feel really, really bad about yourself with a bunch of loser superheroes.
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Here are seven noteworthy moments from Trump's 2019 State of the Union: Democratic women have their moment In a speech that prompted numerous glares and groans from Democratic lawmakers, the president sparked an unexpected moment of joy from the women who helped propel Democrats into the House majority in last year's midterms.
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An announcer's podium is set up stage right, along with different producers and assistants working on their laptops — bands tune their instruments, guests chatter and banter with Mr. Stubbs, who also functions as an impeccable straight man, and the audience groans and chuckles while cheesy ad copy is read during the breaks.
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At a rally with the campaign spinoff group Our Revolution in South Carolina, Sanders - as he had a night earlier to a packed auditorium of Michigan Democrats in Ann Arbor - spelled out the movement's advances and reminded supporters, as if they needed it, of the dismissive groans that greeted him in 2015.
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Still, the actress deserves better than a poorly aged plot that hinges on a corrupt justice system favoring criminal defendants, allowing murderers to walk away scot-free and unleashing the protagonist's fury on Hispanic drug dealers, whose dialogue, other than its leader, is largely confined to a few curse words and groans.
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Yet because he has an ear for tangible textures, and because he enjoys humming a catchy tune, he also includes a startling range of harsh and/or dinky sound effects, heightening and manipulating the music's flow, including steel drums scraped together; plinky, dissonant xylophones harmonizing with the synthesizer; vocoded groans; and electronic creaks and scratches.
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Another official noted that the new White House guidelines gave some governors political cover to call for curfews and closures that have been met with groans by some small businesses bearing the brunt of the new rules or eye-rolls from younger Americans who may be less susceptible to the physical damage of the virus.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — If you've ever wondered what the conceptualist Soho art scene looked and felt like in the early 21983s, there is a current Parisian show at Galerie Thomas Bernard that nails it — down to the look of the foot-worn discoloration and creaky groans of the gallery's floor.
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The tirade was notable, if it was notable, because of how fuck-heavy and comprehensive it was, and because of when it arrived—at a time when there wasn't much else in baseball to talk about, and after all the changes in the game that Gossage groans and grouses had already become something like settled law.
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"Maybe you'd be surprised, but when we receive fresh vegetables, the most amazing way to eat them is in the natural way, to just take a tomato and bite into it," said Ficara, eliciting groans from his colleagues as they envision just how nice it will be to see fresh fruits and vegetables again in November.
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But it hits a comfort-craving spot, thanks largely to the quality produce they say is sourced directly from small suppliers and a menu that draws smiles (and some groans) with its innuendo-laden titles: consider Fry Me A River (deep-fried octopus tentacle with saffron) or Filippo's Big Balls (slow-cooked meatballs in tomato sauce).
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But it hits a comfort-craving spot, thanks largely to the quality produce they say is sourced directly from small suppliers and a menu that draws smiles (and some groans) with its innuendo-laden titles: consider Fry Me A River (deep-fried octopus tentacle with saffron) or Filippo's Big Balls (slow-cooked meatballs in tomato sauce).
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Recently, there have been one or two groans from Leeds fans when the busy playmaker gives the ball away, but generally it appears the majority of supporters are more than happy to suffer the occasional give-away, considering the ample amount of time Hernandez spends in possession, trying incisive passes and moments of creativity that most colleagues wouldn't dare attempt.
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Noah tackled the hot topics Stewart would have discussed if he were still hosting, including the Pope Francis' visit to the U.S. and Speaker of the House John Boehner's resignation, but put his own spin on things – making a few risqué jokes that got groans from the audience, including one about Whitney Houston's death and another about the Pope having a big penis.
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" Later, when the threesome venture out of the caravan to witness an iceberg's arrival, they observe "all those peaked figures of ice, like all of their ancestors have been caught by the elements on the long walk home, their souls captured by ice and snow, and below them the North Sea cracks and groans as ice floes creak and collide.
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Proving their chops as a pair who know the intricacies of techno better than most (Atkins is credited as inventing the genre alongside former classmates Kevin Saunderson and Derrick May—so there's that), their remix of "Adventures Of The Ancient Moons" revolves around some spooky bells and sinister synth groans—transporting you to a dystopian techno rave of the past, present, and freakishly weird future.
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The repositioning follows President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's State of the Union speech on Tuesday, during which he said that "large, organized caravans are on the march to the United States," drawing groans from Democratic lawmakers.
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One can imagine it being debated, phrase by well-turned phrase, over endless cups of Coorg kaphi, with the aromas of bidis and State Express 555s lacing the air, until another steamy dawn arrives over the Maidan and everyone stumbles out into the brief damp cool of morning, wondering what all that was really about, while the Hooghly River groans on like syrup to the bay.
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When Warren pressed Bloomberg to release former employees from NDAs they signed, he stumbled and melted down under pressure, first rehashing talking points about how his company was a good working environment for women and then arguing that none of the women accused him personally of doing anything "other than maybe they didn't like a joke I told," drawing grimaces and groans from the audience.
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The frustrating truth—and this is probably what's behind all this boos and groans— is that Valve doesn't have much of a reason to make games anymore because the profit margins on games are miniscule compared to what it gets from opening its own markets (and, by the way, what is Dota 2's unbounded ecosystem if not platform capitalism for esports, putting the "real" work on everyone but Valve?).
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Sadly, my testament in the video of not having hit 0% fell short more recently after some inspired bouts of pretty extended Gear VR gaming, but in average use the phones pranced from morning charge to evening charge without a sweat which is something I couldn't always say for the S6 edge When the Galaxy S6 was first introduced, the groans that resonated most from the audience of pissed off customers were gripes related to the removal of waterproofing, the user replaceable battery and the microSD slot.
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The Soup Incident is on the tip of everyone's tongue for two reasons: the first is that a boy in their platoon (Waterloo Company) was busted this morning for eating a forbidden tomato and basil soup for breakfast while out on an exercise when he should have been eating rations, and the whole troop has been punished as a result of it (this, a rookie soup error, is viewed with groans and eye rolls by the assembled soldiers in front of me: after drafting in March, they are just over halfway through their training, and are completely over arbitrary punishments such as this).
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