"It's a complete hijack and I love it," he laughed, hoarsely.
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"Keep praying for my boy," the woman says hoarsely, before hanging up.
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"I'm proud of you," his dad whispered hoarsely as they walked out of the courtroom.
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"What's Going On" was a sweaty, hoarsely-delivered romp with battered piano keys and sloppy guitars.
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When asked to name the biggest issue facing Fresno, Newsom spoke rapidly, in his hoarsely resonant baritone.
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But he spoke slowly and hoarsely and sometimes deliberately; sometimes the answers took a while to get going.
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"Go away," I said hoarsely, but the wooden door slowly creaked open and there, Amèlie stood, pale, lips pursed.
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Others huddled around radios in the dimly lit streets of Accra on Wednesday night, listening as election officials hoarsely read results polling station by polling station.
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Over the din of traffic outside an open window, Mr. Volcker hoarsely sounded an alarm on the power it has to shape our culture and our politics.
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DALLAS — Around the time the University of Oklahoma's spirit squad, the Ruf/Neks, fired its shotguns, it was possible to catch the hoarsely hollered words of two men clad in crimson and cream.
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A large cast of costumed characters coated in exaggerated, contoured makeup film each other around an old minivan, bitterly and hoarsely shouting saccharine phrases until hearing them leaves a sour taste in your mouth.
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And his campaign added three smaller, more retail politics events to his Thursday and Friday schedules in addition to the large rallies he typically favors ("I've done five of these today," he hoarsely told the crowd).
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" In the 2019 book We Are Everywhere: Protest, Power, and Pride in the History of Queer Liberation, authors Matthew Reimer and Leighton Brown write that Stonewall veteran Sylvia Rivera "cheer-led hoarsely along the sixty-block hike.
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If there's one thing I love on this planet, it's the hoarsely bombastic tones of Jon Taffer telling some end-of-her-rope bar owner how he upgraded her cash register software during the makeover of her failing family-owned bar (the show is always sponsored by the software in the credits).
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It's a few hours later into the night now and somehow those lads we met above have ended up in a dank little techno basement, pilled off their nuts, and now they're hoarsely trying to sing along to "The Bells" and you begin to wish that Jeff Mills had stayed on whatever odd little planet he beamed himself down from.
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Force of police arriving, he recognized in them the conspirators, and laid about him hoarsely, fiercely, staringly, convulsively, foamingly.
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The song is a howling "woohoo" made at intervals, beginning quite hoarsely. Another call is a loud "kuang", louder and higher pitched at it start, which may be an aggression call.
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As the guards grab and begin to beat him, Rorschach hoarsely yells at the watching crowd, "None of you seem to understand. I'm not locked in here with you. You're locked in here with me." After the inmate dies, the prison breaks out in a riot.
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' Inside the building about two dozen > dedicated and mostly very young people celebrate and explore and bend the > human voice…Watching this is like chancing upon a group therapy session in > full cry. Rejecting the repressive and limiting cadences of traditional > languages, they croak, scream, cry like seagulls, sing sweetly, and shout > hoarsely. The impact and the insight are sometimes stunning. I have never > seen actors giving quite so much of themselves.
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" Hüsker Dü was particularly influenced by punk bands like D.O.A., Dead Kennedys, and The Fartz after having seen them play.Azerrad, p. 166 NME journalist Andy Gill contended that Hüsker Dü's characteristic sound crystalized on the Metal Circus EP, incorporating "thunderbuck, hiccup" drums, a melodic yet solid bass, and "carillions [sic] of distorted guitar, with shouted vocals rasping hoarsely from deep in the mix." He argued that what set them apart from other punk bands was "the way they mix those same structural devices in ways that shouldn't work, combining elements of several genres in one song.
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Bridge overlooking the Grushevka River. The body of Yelena Zakotnova was found at this location on 24 December In September 1978, Chikatilo moved to Shakhty, where he committed his first documented murder. On 22 December, Chikatilo lured a 9-year-old girl named Yelena Zakotnova to an old house which he had secretly purchased; he attempted to rape her but failed to achieve an erection. When the girl struggled, he choked her and stabbed her three times in the abdomen, ejaculating while stabbing the child. In an interview after his 1990 arrest, Chikatilo later recalled that immediately after stabbing Zakotnova, the girl had "said something very hoarsely", whereupon he strangled her into unconsciousness before throwing her body into the nearby Grushevka River.
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Many of the soldiers at the depot were men of low medical category awaiting return to Canada, but they volunteered to work throughout the night, night after night. Fires raged through the docks and warehouses; the sky was full of bursting ack-ack shells; flares dropped by enemy planes were floating slowly toward the earth, lighting up everything in the vicinity; bright red tracer bullets streaked across the sky, aimed at the flares in an attempt to extinguish them; the city seemed ablaze. Planes droned continuously overhead; bombs screeched on their way to the targets, and exploded as they landed; guns roared; and workers shouted hoarsely as they tried to communicate with each other. To the sights and sounds were added the smells of explosive and burning wood.
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