In idle moments, he hauls out the keyboard and sits alone in the back seat, his eyes closed, improvising.
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"If it is all about community and wildlife conflict, there are dozens and dozens of options that can be used before one hauls out the guns," Joubert told CNN.
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We can only hope that Jimmy Fallon hauls out the musical impressions generator again when he has the comedian and actor Jamie Foxx on "The Tonight Show" on Thursday.
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But then there are times — like last week — when the company hauls out its two-act "Swan Lake," which wrapped up performances on Sunday at the David H. Koch Theater.
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But every time a Lindelof show hauls out a new pairing to adore — Desmond and Penny on Lost; Kevin and Nora on The Leftovers; Angela and Cal on Watchmen — I can't help but swoon all over again.
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But when a site hosts millions of visitors and hauls out hundreds of tons of trash a year, as many popular tourist destinations do, all those disposable items add up fast in ways that are quickly apparent on the ground.
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Le Carré hauls out his greatest creation, the Yoda-like spymaster George Smiley, for a cameo appearance, as if he were taking a '60s-era Lamborghini long kept in the garage — Smiley's last appearance was 27 years ago, in "The Secret Pilgrim" — for a jaunty Sunday spin.
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Where Christmas is the time to watch TV in the United Kingdom, which routinely hauls out bushel upon bushel of holiday specials, US networks typically turn down the lights, relying on seasonal staples, from beloved specials such as Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer to perennial movie favorites like The Sound of Music.
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But note that the only time the album hauls out one of those reassuring finger-picking jams is also the only time it turns comic—the no-sex-please-we're-country "Aunt Peg's New Old Man," an old man who wields his long bow to show his nephew-in-law's Scruggs banjo how music's s'posed to sound.
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Unlike many other bands their age (they're on their 13th year now, which feels like an omen), their distorted sludge 'n' roll sound hasn't changed up all that much; if anything, it's gotten more stripped down, and more in line with their punk roots, with the exception of a few spacier, noisier numbers like "Scalped" and "Rest with the Dead," where Barhorst hauls out his keyboards and gets a little weird.
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Professor Farnsworth hauls out his What-If Machine again, fine-tunes it, and the crew takes a look at three alternative realities.
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With the exception of the walrus, which has five- to six-year-long inter-birth intervals, female pinnipeds enter estrous shortly after they give birth. All species go through delayed implantation, wherein the embryo remains in suspended development for weeks or months before it is implanted in the uterus. Delayed implantation postpones the birth of young until the female hauls-out on land or until conditions for birthing are favorable.Berta, pp. 76–78.
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The curtain rises on "[a] late evening in the future."Samuel Beckett, Collected Shorter Plays of Samuel Beckett (London: Faber and Faber, 1984) 55. It is Krapp’s 69th birthday and he hauls out his old tape recorder, reviews one of the earlier years – the recording he made when he was 39 – and makes a new recording commenting on the last 12 months. Krapp is sitting in his den, lit by the white light above his desk.
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A field survey conducted on a broad mudflat along the Strawberry/Belvedere shoreline found species associated with rocks including: bivalves, (Macoma balthica, Mya arenaria and Mytilus edulis); the sea snail Littorina planaxis; the crab Hemigrapsis oregonensis; the isopod Sphaeroma quoyanum; the barnacles Balanus glandula and Balanus amphitrite; the nemertean Lineus ruber; and the anemones Diadumene leucolena and Haliplanella luciae. Mammals visiting Richardson Bay include the harbor seal, which hauls out on DeSilva Island and on the Tiburon shore near the Richardson Bay Audubon Sanctuary headquarters. The endangered salt marsh harvest mouse is also thought to be present. Flora include intertidal and upland species.
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The name proton pack is not used in the original movie at all, and is not used until the subway tunnel scene in Ghostbusters II, when Egon says that they should get their proton packs. The doorman to the Mayor's mansion also uses the term proton pack, asking the Ghostbusters if he can buy one from them for his little brother. Egon replies that "A proton pack is not a toy". In the 1984 novelization of Ghostbusters the Proton Packs are mention eg. “Stantz hauls out the formidable weaponry from the back of the Ectomobile and the four men kit themselves up, buckling on their proton packs…”"Ghostbusters - A novel based on the screenplay by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Raims" by Larry Milne.
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