Alan hollers at our protagonist for messing with his loop.
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"Park it anywhere!" a man hollers on the amateur video.
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Of course, in the same breath, he hollers at Darlene.
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Each employee received hoots, hollers and applause after introducing themselves.
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You get some yellers, and shouters, and hooters and hollers.
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"Carol phoned!" mom hollers from upstairs in an early episode.
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"Who am I supposed to trust?" she hollers at one point.
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She hollers at him to leave her and her friends alone.
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The audience, naturally, hoots and hollers their way through the images.
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Before it landed, there were hoots and hollers from his teammates.
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I want to chase her around the house while she hollers.
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A few hollers down the hall told me something was up.
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"You are such a pussy, Andy!" he hollers at a petrified Andy.
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"How is that different from being a Blairite in Labour?" hollers another.
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"Hey world, my mum's a judge!" hollers one of their small children.
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He describes the grim reaper, even hollers at him out a window.
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" As soon as it ends someone sarcastically but sincerely hollers, "sublime performance.
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Polite applause turned into whoops and hollers by the end of the set.
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If she wanted whoops and hollers from a weary crowd, she got them.
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She hollers, and the lights in the Palmer home (or former Palmer home) go out.
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But afterwards, he's all business as he grunts and hollers while climbing up the wall.
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And that is part of why he's going to win, he hollers from the stage.
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Those hollers should be taken with a grain of salt, the "Mad Money" host said.
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If a rider gets a shout-out from the instructor during class, whoops and hollers ensue.
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"That's right!" she hollers in the clip, recalling seeing her daughter dance for the first time.
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Coal was humming in those days, the hollers of Boone County all bursting at the seams.
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Republicans broke into hollers of unfairness, yelling loudly and futilely about "order" as the vote was closed.
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" Obama hollers again as Clinton dallies at the bottom of the stairs and other people board. "Bill!
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Republicans would call for endless hearings, there would be Fox News specials, and hollers for independent prosecutors!
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"Let me see that butt!" one spectator, who doesn't appear to be part of Bachelor Nation, hollers.
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Deep fryers sizzle as the whoops and hollers of children flung by midway machines fill the air.
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"The Wars of the Roses," by Alison Weir, and "If He Hollers Let Him Go," Chester Himes.
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You should be with someone who comes to your plays, claps, hollers, and buys you freakin' flowers afterwards.
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"I'm digging through the trash and she hollers and says, 'I found it,'" Ben told CNN affiliate KSL.
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Darlene, who quiets Dom's worries with a kiss, hoots and hollers, unafraid of the attentions she is attracting.
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"I'm digging through the trash and she hollers and says, 'I found it,' " Ben, from Holladay, Utah, told NBC.
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In the first episode, she steals a carpet, mocks her boss, and hollers at more than a few pedestrians.
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More ominous was the Tennessee crowd that joined the attack on a genuine war hero with hoots and hollers.
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In video footage, she seems to be gamely playing the part, setting off hoots and hollers from the crowd.
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When the If He Hollers Let Him Go author didn't bring Griot along during his adventures, Himes paid the price.
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Kai prompts the rest of the room to do the same and they enthusiastically follow through with hoots and hollers.
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In an announcement met by hoots and hollers from the developers at Build, Microsoft introduced the "Centennial" desktop app converter.
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"Hey!" he hollers toward the gaggle of stylists gossiping in the back of the salon on this dreary, soggy day.
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The whoops and hollers are as crucial to the glory of this album as Franklin, the choir and the band.
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The poorer hollers were crowded with ancient trailers, many with a "No Trespassing" or a "Private Property" sign on them.
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" At the end of the chorus, Barnett's voice rises just slightly, as she hollers, "I hold my keys between my fingers!
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The Elektra release of "Blues, Rags and Hollers" built their reputation — not just in the United States, but also in Europe.
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"He provides a complete factual panorama from field hollers to Chicago electronics," the jazz historian Stanley Dance wrote in Saturday Review.
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It wasn't just the Yang Gang whose hoots and hollers filled the arena — they were joined by supporters of every other candidate.
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Today, George Clooney spoke up to say that Donald Trump, He Who Hollers At Hollywood, is in fact biting his own kind.
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But the challenges in opening up these discussions run as deep as the "hollers," or valleys, that cut through these green hills.
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Mingo County's breathtaking valleys and hollers — narrow creeks bordered by high hills — are lined with spacious homes, swimming pools and gleaming vehicles.
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Bellows, howls, shouts, cries, hollers, roars, squeals, wails, and yelps conveyed dark shades of emotion for which words are simply too weak.
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But he doesn't bark those numbers the way other coaches do, or try to rouse more speed with hollers from the grass.
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The one populated by pale people who live shortened days in the hollers, where the air and forest are thick and heavy.
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"Pleasure!" hollers back his friend in a long, navy and white pinstripe overall, standing by a yellow plastic tub full of beef.
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"Feet down, coming down," a flight attendant hollers, and we are all flat on our backs again while the plane begins its ascent.
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Sid hollers that Jean is "scared" and then Jean argues that Sidney manipulates people, and this is all stuff that we knew before.
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Help comes in the form of a job with a traveling library, bringing books and magazines to the remote "hollers" of the Appalachian Mountains.
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"When you throw a brick in a pile of hogs, the one that hollers is the one you hit," she posted on Nov. 20.
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The day's extreme sporting events dotting the pine tree blanketed mountain high above the California/Nevada state line are punctuated by high fives and hollers.
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Mike Wetherell, who was on the mountain during the incident, told the news outlet that it suddenly went from "hoots and hollers" to very quiet.
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"There are a whole bunch of areas that the federal government has no business sticking its nose in," Cruz said to hollers here in Hooksett.
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The Tesla Cybertruck, which Musk unveiled in dramatic fashion and to the hoots and hollers of invited guests at the Tesla Design Center in Hawthorne, Calif.
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Well, he strikes oil, hollers in the approved manner as it bursts forth, and makes a million dollars within two years of setting up his own business.
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One village council permits his party to pass only after testing Das's knowledge of Buddhism; even so, someone hollers, ''That Hindu will surely die in the snows.
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The winners received various prizes, and the square was astir with the hoots and hollers of women from all over North America, celebrating what they loved the most.
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Himes's sexually charged first novel, "If He Hollers Let Him Go" (1945), earned critical acclaim and placed him in the "protest novel" tradition of writers like Richard Wright.
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It's the equivalent of a schoolyard taunt or the first volley in a rap battle where the audience whoops and hollers over who got the biggest and best burn.
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Don't worry, there's more -- Cube's son also pledges allegiance to the Ball family, hollers at some chicks and says the best player in the NBA is still Kobe Bryant.
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That moment when he is driving off in the car and hollers out to her because "I just wanted to take another look at you" has become a meme.
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That way, whether I want to read about the hollers of Appalachia, the life of Lucy Barton or the history of Swift's "Tale of a Tub," I'll be prepared.
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At 4:30 every morning, my alarm jolted me awake along with sounds of the border, blaring car horns and hollers from street vendors, which bled through my bedroom window.
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The ride up to the corner of Van Nuys and Roscoe, where the event began, was mostly uneventful — we did get a few honks, hoots and hollers from passing cars.
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When Tom Cruise was still on the ascent, his racing buddies hired a stripper, dressed her as a cop, and had her "arrest" and grope Cruise, to hoots and hollers.
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The religious superstition of the creeks and hollers where the aftermath of the Great Depression endures has already fended off so many advances in rational thinking that it's impenetrable by now.
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Over busted guitar and woops and hollers, frontman Marcus Rechsteiner sings about missing his baby and there not being any snow at Mount Baw Baw, one of Australia's more basic alpine resorts.
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A few minutes later, Kenda appeared on stage to whoops and hollers, ready to tell stories of long-ago homicide detective exploits in the unscripted raconteur style that catapulted him into genre celebrity.
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Donald Trump's promise to get government out of the way of energy companies was greeted with hoots and hollers in shale-rich North Dakota, where the presumptive GOP presidential nominee presented his plan.
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Tough night for Ronda Rousey's boyfriend -- first he gets the snot kicked out of him at UFC Fight Night 105 ... then his opponent hollers at Ronda right in the center of the Octagon!!!
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"And this sound that emanates from the church, or from work songs or field hollers, has found its way to so many places that I let it go where it's going to go."
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Luckily, frontperson Victoria Ruiz's commanding presence and revolutionary language ("A wall is just a wall / and nothing more at all!" she hollers in the climax) keep things from getting too stuffy and ostentatious.
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On his solo, he drew hollers from the crowd as he yanked out a few achy blues licks — the first of the night — bending his notes downward and adding a froth of distortion.
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There are few hoots and hollers and a smattering of applause for what should be a remarkable moment provided by the sole reason any of those people are sitting there on Wednesday in September.
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"Half of them had tears coming down their faces," Mr. Trump said of the workers, who greeted the president with hoots and hollers but did not seem engaged in a mass display of crying.
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JLab says it's built a technology into the headphones called Be Aware that lets in ambient noise so that you don't inadvertently injure yourself by missing the shouts and hollers of nearby athletes or workout partners.
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Sure, pro athletes from other sports throw down for swaggy decor, but there's something about the NBA—the arc of a shot, the Sunday-best press conference attire, the sheen of the hardwood—that just hollers style.
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Along with writing letters to the editors of local newspapers, arranging in-person protests, and connecting citizens from the hollers with those in the hilltop mansions via Facebook, the Kanawha Forest Coalition had another card up its sleeve.
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Kii Arens, who has created art for Radiohead, The Who and other bands, and Donny Miller are among the artists who contributed works, which include a large, multicolored Bernie mural that hollers from one of the diner's windows.
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"You are fucking garbage and someone needs to bag you up and take you outside, throw you into the East River, and put everyone who can smell your fucking stench out of their goddamn misery," he hollers at him.
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One moment, in which a chef hollers for a stampede of museum donors at a dinner to stop moving so he can meekly tell them the buffet's offerings, is one of the funniest things I've seen in a movie.
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As deep as the 'hollers' Near a stone bridge that crosses the North Fork of the Kentucky River in the quaint town of Whitesburg, a group gathers in a space usually reserved for youth programs and punk rock shows.
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Witnessing the packed afterparty for Guevara's birthday at Club Tropical, it's almost as if Cubans have had electronic music all along; hoots and hollers follow every hi-hat and bassline introduced as dollar beers fuel the divey basement dancefloor.
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Two-thirds of the way through director Tim Burton's live-action remake of Dumbo — no spoilers, don't worry — Michael Keaton, playing a maniacal villain, hollers at our hero, a one-armed circus cowboy named Holt Farrier and played by Colin Farrell.
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In the Deep South, Greater Appalachia, New France and the Far West, rural and urban majorities supported Republican candidates in all three elections, whether voters lived in central cities, wealthy suburbs, mountain hollers or the ranches of the high plains.
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She includes a detailed description of Tweeden's previous performances with Franken, which included a kiss with an audience member: "In video footage, she seems to be gamely playing the part, setting off hoots and hollers from the crowd," Mayer writes.
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Continue downtown to the two-year-old National Blues Museum ($15), which pays homage to the American musical form that evolved from field hollers and rags by W.C. Handy to Muddy Waters' electric blues and Chuck Berry's early rock 'n' roll.
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The ways in which the filmmakers managed to forge and realize some of those connections -- even with modern technological conveniences, which include the ability to seamlessly replicate settings from the first film -- will surely leave many audience members agog, and occasionally elicit whoops and hollers.
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Yet "Rent's" attempts to open up the staging and take advantage of the studio space mostly amounted to walking around in squares, while egging on a wildly appreciative audience whose whoops and hollers merely added to some of the sound troubles that plagued the early going.
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His inflections are different from those of an American saxophonist steeped in the blues, and he almost never bends his tones into blue notes — a staple of American music that grew out of Southern field hollers, but didn't take hold in the Caribbean or in London.
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While it still may be difficult for many in Washington to see just what the War on Drugs has devolved into, those of us from our country's hollers, inner cities and reservations have long had an unobstructed view of how racial minorities and the poor bear its brunt.
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There are countless studies on the influence of the black church and whooping preachers; of field hollers and work songs sung under the lash in the cotton fields of Parchman Farm, the oldest penitentiary in Mississippi; of boogie-woogie piano players in the lumber and turpentine camps of Texas.
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Though it's doubtful: The two New York press screenings I attended were full of hoops, hollers, and standing ovations, it's gotten mostly all positive reviews, Twitter is abuzz with eager attendees for the weekend, and I know at least a dozen Black women planning to buy tickets on opening night with their girlfriends.
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A MINUS Not available on streaming services Zeal & Ardor: Devil Is Fine (MVKA Music) Challenged to join black metal and black music in holy sacrilege, biracial Swiss New Yorker Manuel Gagneux said either fuck you or fuck yeah and began hollering faux field hollers of "devil is kind" and "devil is fine" over chain-gang percussion.
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He has stacked his reporting high, giving us interview after interview with local people in places ravaged by our need for power and by our wastefulness: those living near the nuclear plant, occupants of West Virginia hollers whose communities have suffered environmental wreckage from coal mining, unhappy neighbors of fracking pads, coal workers in Bangladesh and oil workers in Abu Dhabi.
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