Pointlessly and obnoxiously, a driver in one car honked and honked at the cars ahead.
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" A nearby goose honked, and Charlotte said, "Where are you?
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A few passing cars honked in either solidarity or annoyance.
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Drejka honked his horn, documents said, and yelled at Smith.
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Someone honked, and the man got back into his car.
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Drivers honked at him to get out of the way.
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The driver honked his horn and held up a sign.
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A man in a truck honked his horn in support.
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Cars honked horns and families poured out into the streets.
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A few cars slowed down and honked as they passed by.
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Some set off fireworks or honked from their cars and motorbikes.
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Then he climbed into a station wagon, honked and drove away.
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Trump then pretended to drive the truck and honked its horn.
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He and neighbors honked horns to alert others to the danger.
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Some residents cheered, while drivers honked horns or gave a thumbs-up.
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Cars honked as they drove through the drop-off and pickup lanes.
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Unmarked vans with tinted windows that slowed down and honked their horns.
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Passing cars honked their horns and waved Peruvian flags from their windows.
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He did not even know I was there until I honked my horn.
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During the group's walk down, cars honked at Harry as they passed by.
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A black Lexus, buffed to a high shine, honked its way through pedestrians.
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The few cars on the road honked in apparent support of their efforts.
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As we were walking down the main street, a car honked at Lladrovci.
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Upon its release, it quickly honked its way into hearts across the world.
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Horns are being honked and suddenly the drivers are out of their cars.
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He was still staring at it when the car-service driver honked outside.
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Protesters chanted messages of welcome to refugees as taxi drivers honked in support.
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They formed a boisterous motorcade, honked their horns while passersby took photos and videos.
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The national anthem, the Marseillaise, rang out, cars honked horns and cherry bombs cracks.
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Side-by-side with the minivan, Rankin waved at it while her husband honked.
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It was impossible to drive it without being honked at by smiling, waving travelers.
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Her dad honked the horn until they left and Attar called off the run.
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Mike pulled up to the gate at the top of the hill and honked.
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I pulled over and honked my horn a few times to get his attention.
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Young people honked their horns and shot celebratory gunfire into the air of major cities.
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With fists raised high, some chanted "F--- the police!" as passing motorists honked in approval.
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They were polite to the motorists, and almost all the motorists honked back in solidarity.
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As he walked me across Lafayette Avenue and down Fulton, cars honked and strangers waved.
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Drivers honked their car horns as people of all ages waved flags through the streets.
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I found myself thinking, as the bus lurched into motion and cars honked around us.
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The verdict was celebrated nationwide, and passersby honked their car horns and clapped outside the courtroom.
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Motorcyclists brandishing the opposition's yellow flags honked their way around the otherwise eerily quiet island capital.
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Erin aimlessly honked her horn; eventually, slowly, somehow, the family made it out of immediate danger.
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The driver honked and tried to brake but the man was run over, the statement said.
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Holmes honked, got out of the car and fired a single shot into the other car.
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Students set up street parties, commuters honked their horns and grandmothers clattered their pots and pans.
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At one point, Biles thought she was driving a truck -- and even honked the imaginary horn!
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For the 40 days of the GM strike, nearly every car that passed the strikers honked.
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I have been hissed and honked at by them and even attacked for getting too close.
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Some drivers slowed down and honked support, though it was often unclear who they were supporting.
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As they left the city and crossed a highway, Mexican drivers honked their horns in support.
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Cheered on by supporters waving Greek flags, they honked horns as police in riot gear stood guard.
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In many cities on Wednesday night, residents banged pots out their windows and honked horns in anger.
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But, after you get over the initial shock, consider this: Getting honked at is a good thing.
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Cars honked, noisemakers went off and smoke bombs sent blue, red and white streams into the air.
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Many motorists honked, some to the beat of whatever slogan the crowd was chanting at the time.
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The car behind us honked angrily, as if an extra 10-second delay really mattered at this point.
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"Wow, I can't believe Kanye likes a rich guy with megalomania and an inferiority complex," honked one commentator.
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Outside the 809 Bar & Grill, where Mr. Espaillat's supporters gathered, drivers honked car horns and a crowd cheered.
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Mr. Sanders walked about 14 Midtown blocks, shaking hands, hugging people and waving as several cars honked horns.
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One of the victims said Nicholson and the woman pulled up in a car and honked the horn.
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On Thursday, the president of the United States got into a parked truck, honked, and pretended to drive.
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Passersby had honked their horns and cheered when, two days earlier, they rolled north in a convoy from Baghdad.
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A group of girls drove by, honked, and screamed out the window, "WOOO, VEGAS!!!!!" as we ran through traffic.
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A bus driver was detained and questioned by the Qingdao traffic police after he randomly honked on the street.
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Tour buses and trucks (including at least two FDNY firetrucks and an ambulance) honked horns and waved in support.
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Outside the jail, passers-by honked car horns and thrust fists into the air as Brown exited in triumph.
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The finding, published Wednesday in Nature, suggests that the ancient bird "honked" and "quacked" like today's geese and ducks.
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Where cars, trucks and motorbikes once roared and honked, there was the sound of birds tweeting and dogs barking.
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Lederman had apologized, saying the car had honked at him and he had not known the ambassador was inside.
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A morale boost came on Thursday afternoon in the form of that symbolic action, as passing cars honked in solidarity.
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In Curitiba, a crowd of about 50 people chanted against Mr. da Silva as they ignited fireworks and honked horns.
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About 30 pick-up trucks and other vehicles honked horns and waved flags - U.S., Confederate and Gadsden - as they drove.
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They wandered up and down talking to one another, opened their car doors, yelled some more, re-honked their horns.
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Hundreds could be heard shouting and jeering, and across the street, cars honked to show their support for the protesters.
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One woman, seeing Mr. Green on the street, honked her horn and offered a fist salute as she drove past.
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Office workers, in the past too frightened to risk their jobs, came out at night and honked horns in solidarity.
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Cars honked their horns as they drove through the passageway, and clusters of flowers marked the column struck by the Mercedes.
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"We cannot be silent anymore" and "Enough is enough," students chanted in this video while cars driving by honked in approval.
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In parts of Tehran, traffic stood still Saturday night as revelers honked horns and waved purple balloons to celebrate Rouhani's victory.
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Yellow cabs are really "emblazoned love chariots," he said, just before one honked as he led the group across 42nd Street.
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A lover of nature, she posted videos of birds gliding serenely over the Dhaka skyline as car horns honked noisily below.
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When people honked at red lights, which they often do to get other drivers ready to go, the lights stayed red.
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Trucks roared past on Flatbush Avenue, and Washburn, who is pale, with wispy hair and tortoiseshell glasses, startled when they honked.
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During the slow, winding procession back home through the municipality of Raxruha, the driver honked the horn as it passed dwelling places.
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She honked back, and then she observed a black male, very generic description, get out with what she thought was a gun.
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I sincerely apologize to the many drivers who honked irately as I threw my back into swerving the Arcimoto through multiple intersections.
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Just before today's health care vote was delayed, Trump climbed into the driver's set of a truck and honked its horn. pic.twitter.
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In northern Brazzaville, where Sassou Nguesso is popular, supporters honked car horns and banged pots and pans to celebrate the commission's announcement.
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Women in head scarves filled the square, a truck played a song about Mr. Erdogan, and passing motorists honked and waved flags.
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Teachers from North Elementary School created signs to hold out their windows and honked their horns as they drove by students' homes.
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Mr. Gambiza jumped on the roof of a taxi and rode around as the driver honked through the streets of the capital.
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True story: A man in the District driving a new, bright red Corvette with chromed wheels honked furiously to get my attention.
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Turns out he looked like most dudes leaving the Detroit Metro Airport, so I just honked a bunch until he found me.
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It didn't look like immediately shitting your pants during a date because a car honked too loudly outside the restaurant window (true story).
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" After they honked at it and flashed their lights, it "went from 1,000 meters away [to much closer] in less than a second.
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My husband honked and the poor thing scurried away, but I couldn't help but consider it a fitting start to our long weekend.
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The rivalry was evident on the streets of many cities, where people honked car horns and waved the posters of their preferred candidates.
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Image: Epic GamesUntitled Goose Game effectively ended for me when I found the boy who would run away if you honked at him.
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There are reports the fight began after a road rage incident where the victims pulled up in a vehicle and honked at Montae.
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We don't know why she's so doggedly a-paws her owner's absence, why she was so honked off, why she just hates to terrier.
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Two black men riding in a large truck honked and cheered passing Gillum's bus driving from Daytona where black ministers laid hands the candidate.
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In the pro-Kenyatta area of Dagoretti North in Nairobi, cars honked and crowds of supporters in red T-shirts ran through the streets.
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But Wynne arrived before he was ready to leave and honked her horn and yelled at him to hurry up, the two outlets reported.
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About a hundred yards down the road a more vocal band, their cars and trucks festooned in "Trump 2020" banners and flags, honked and chanted.
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Omar, Waj and Hassan (but not Barry, obviously), sing along to it as they drive down the M1 getting all honked up to commit suicide.
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In addition to the arrests, a large pickup truck flying two large American flags cruised past hundreds of anti-fascist protesters and honked its horn.
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But now, it's been almost six months of Weezer not covering the song, and if we're being honest, we're getting honked the h*ll off.
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Check out the vid for yourself ... something tells us it won't be the last time you see Mr. Flawless getting honked at on 6th Ave.
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But Wynne arrived before Borreson was ready to leave, and she honked her horn and yelled at him to hurry up, the Star Tribune reported.
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The driver of a 50,000-pound bus traveling on a Manhattan street narrowed by parked cars honked at a cyclist pedaling ahead on a Citi Bike.
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He noted that a taxi had screeched to a halt and honked at Officer Frascatore when he ran into the street, ruining the potential for surprise.
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Fireworks went off in Quito and cars honked their horns in celebration after Arnaud announced an agreement had been reached following three hours of televised negotiations.
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ET, a man in a prison guard uniform pulled up his truck right in front of the protesters and honked his horn, video of the incident shows.
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People chanted, honked and waved rebel flags on the way to the funeral in the border town of al-Dana, where one of Sarout's brothers is buried.
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When she returned to work, residents honked their car horns and gave her thumbs up as she rode around in her police vehicle, according to CBS News.
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In Brazil's largest cities of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, fireworks lit up the night sky and cars honked their horns in celebration after the vote.
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He honked at the car right as it began to creep forward, and—ostensibly just to piss Smith off—it stopped moving, according to the Riverfront Times.
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A driver in another car noticed and honked frantically in warning, but the delivery van kept going and smashed into the bike, according to a police report.
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The cabbies honked; the clip of the pedestrian stream was as swift as ever; the summer humidity was thick and filthy; and I still felt dizzy and disoriented.
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After a few impatient drivers honked and abandoned the queue, two workers in paper hats hurried out, building an extra lane with orange cones, trying to keep up.
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At one point, for instance, President Trump got into a big rig and honked its horn a couple of times, really putting all of his effort into it.
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A 56-year-old man in Minnesota accused of fatally shooting a woman who had honked her horn outside his house has been charged with second-degree murder.
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Google says that it first only honked the horn inside the cabin, so test drivers could observe the situation and note whether a honk was actually appropriate or not.
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Just as our bodies learned how to sprint around the curve of a track, our muscles learned to tense up when men honked their horns as they passed us.
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There was also a throng of fans on the street leading up to James's home in Akron, Ohio, many holding "Dreams Come True" signs while passing cars honked their horns.
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Mourners packed a small church in Banie, the driver's home village, for mass, while several trucks parked nearby honked their horns to honor the driver, private television channel TVN24 showed.
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But when she won, people came out on the balconies of apartment buildings waving flags and shouting, cars honked their horns and people in bars and restaurants danced and hugged.
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The station was open to the public, and passers-by honked a friendly hello at the men as they clustered on the sidewalk under the orange glow of a streetlight.
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Drejka told the officer, according to police reports, that he honked at the people in the other car, and the people in that car made rude hand gestures at him.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, looming at one end of the stage, nudged and honked his way into the proceedings like an SUV cutting in to Midtown traffic.
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King, 69, told FOX40 he didn&apost remember seeing the animal before getting knocked down to the ground, but remembered being gored twice before someone stopped and honked a car horn.
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A friendly old guy working on a motorcycle across from the public library helped them hoist his coffee table into the double-parked truck as peeved motorists honked and roared past.
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The Los Angeles teachers' strike was under way and, as we drove past a knot of protesters standing outside Fairfax High School in the light rain, Welch honked her horn enthusiastically.
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The victim honked her horn, and the white male driver—Chris Cooper—of the Dodge pointed a black handgun at the three of them through his back window, the report reads.
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But as night fell, the celebration picked up — cars honked as they passed one another on the road, fireworks were set off, and strangers hugged one another without shame or reservation.
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Reuters reported that motorists honked car horns in the Brazilian capital Brasilia in support of the demise of the deeply unpopular Rousseff whose approval ratings fell to single digits earlier this year.
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Drivers honked enthusiastically when they passed by schools crowded with protests, presidential candidates backed the teachers' demands, and celebrities took it as an opportunity to decry longstanding underfunding of California public schools.
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Mom pulled up to the complex, and given this was that prehistoric epoch before cell phones, she honked her horn and waited for my great-uncle to come jittering out of a building.
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Sebring reportedly arrived at Stephens&apos home with a Glock handgun and an AR-15 rifle, honked his truck horn and waited by his vehicle for Stephens to come out of his home.
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Skinner told the AP that she got stuck in traffic trying to leave the Northern California town of Paradise, eventually reaching a gas station where she honked her horn and screamed for help.
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Well into the night, cars honked and people danced and sang in a spectacle of free expression that would have been impossible during his years in power and reflected hopes for a better future.
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A railways official said the driver of the train told authorities he had applied brakes and honked on sighting the crowd near the tracks, but was not able to stop the train on time.
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Responding to a call by Guaido, tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets in cities across Venezuela on Wednesday, some waving Venezuelan flags while drivers of cars and buses honked in support.
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Eyewitnesses tell TMZ the former boxing champ was in South Beach at around 9 PM Saturday, walking with fellow boxer Gervonta Davis, when he jaywalked on busy Collins Avenue and a driver honked at him.
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The Sydney Morning Herald reported that, according to police, Sharp's partner was "hooted at" in a McDonald's parking lot in late February, while Sky News claimed that she'd been "honked at" in the drive-thru.
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Hours later, when the victorious players honked horns and waved French flags as they circled the town's central plaza, most of those sitting outdoors stared at them, intrigued but unaware of what they were celebrating.
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The phrase was then displayed on her family's minivan and according to Auger, often caught the attention of other motorists and passersby who honked out of enjoyment or asked to take photographs of the plate.
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"When I met with Robin Brooks, she told me about some of the challenges that the sanitation workers face, like having F-bombs dropped on them and being constantly honked at and harassed," said Silverstein.
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In government-held districts, soldiers started to fire into the air in celebration, carving tracer bullets into Aleppo's night sky, and car drivers honked their horns at what they believed was imminent victory, state television showed.
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On the way back to the county two-lane, they passed the van delivering the new furniture; the driver honked at them, annoyed at having to pull over on the access road to let them by.
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"So much of driving is non-verbal communication, when you're inside the car, you've made eye contact with other drivers and pedestrians, you wave people across, you've given head nods, you've honked at them," Reiley said.
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In Lopez Obrador's small hometown of Tepetitan, in the southern state of Tabasco, neighbors gathered in the village square, music blared, children rode bikes with cans tied to them and motorists honked their horns in jubilation.
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Evan Mawarire, 39, who spent one night in jail after being arrested on Tuesday, walked out of the Harare Magistrates Court in the evening as cars honked and hundreds of people holding candles cheered in celebration.
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Angelo Borreson, a 56-year-old man, is accused of fatally shooting Angela Wynne, 51, after she honked her horn to hurry up outside his house in Minnesota, the Minnesota Star Tribune and Associated Press reported.
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But why, then, might someone crap her pants during a date because a car honked too loud and then have to end the date early and waddle ten blocks back to her apartment to change her pants?
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The night I saw him stagger into the middle of the street and smash his motorcycle helmet into the windshield of the car that had just honked at him, I decided it was time to go home.
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The boy's grandmother, Kim King-Macon, told the authorities that she had stopped at a stop sign in the pouring rain when a man honked his horn, then got out of his car and fired a gun.
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Away from the crowd, several families honked their car horns and lifted cardboard signs with messages such as "Alfredo We Love You," searching the windows for a silhouette that might belong to a husband, father or boyfriend.
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"The time for change has come, and I hope the people in power realize this," said Asifa Hanifah, a young woman who joined thousands of opposition supporters in central Kuala Lumpur who waved flags, cheered and honked car horns.
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"I was in my school uniform, my primary school uniform actually, and this guy honked at me, and I wouldn't turn around, and he kept honking, so he egged me [on]," 20-year-old Zanele from Manchester told researchers.
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"Peace is something all Colombians yearn for, and peace means that we turn the page on the fractures that have divided us into friends and enemies of peace," he said, as confetti rained down and supporters danced and honked horns.
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In a second Tesla Autopilot video, shared with CNBC exclusively, Zen Chu, a medical tech investor in Boston, honked his horn, trying to wake a driver asleep at the wheel of their Tesla on the Mass Turnpike on March 10, 2018.
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And even now, if my husband called me a bitch (which he never would, or he would not be my husband) or some random person yelled "bitch!" after I'd, say, honked at them for cutting me off — well, that's a whole other thing.
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Supreme have been trolling for years—their past output has included branded nunchucks, airhorns, incense, and hammers—and honestly I am convinced that Fender x Supreme is simply their pièce de résistance in a long career of getting men honked up online.
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Although Salah sat out Egypt's first match on Friday because of an injury and the game ended in a 0-1 loss to Uruguay, fans still honked horns in the streets and waved the Egyptian flag out of car windows in joy.
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ZAGREB/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Jubilant Croatian fans honked their car horns and let off fireworks after their soccer team came from behind to beat England 2-1 in extra-time on Wednesday to clinch a place in the World Cup final against France.
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"I was just so baffled that I honked a couple of times because I was like, you guys, you might want to wake up," Randall said to WHDH TV.It wouldn't be the first time a Tesla driver has been caught sleeping behind the wheel.
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"Thanks to the (Sandinista) revolution, I have faith I'll be able to keep moving forward, because we are backed by a good government," she added, as car horns honked and motorcycle riders wove through Managua's Plaza de las Victorias waving red and black Sandinista flags.
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The actor, Nasser al-Anbari, a well-known comedian who appeared in TV shows and online videos, grinned and waved Monday as he walked among the well-wishers in the southern city of Aden and motorists honked their car horns, a video filmed by his family shows.
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The actor, Nasser al-Anbari, a well-known comedian who appeared in TV shows and online videos, grinned and waved as he walked among the well-wishers in the southern city of Aden and motorists honked their car horns, a video filmed by his family shows.
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While other drivers honked and yelled at Beck as he tried to cross the street Tuesday and make it up the hill, 16-year-old Seth Phillips and his mother, Amber Gilleylen, stopped their car so Seth could push him the rest of the way home.
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While the protesters waited around for a Klan parade that was looking increasingly unlikely, a small group of aging white people in downtown Danville stood outside the building where Confederate president Jefferson Davis lived during the final week of the Civil War, waving Confederate flags as drivers honked and waved back.
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I got a bit stuck in the southwest corner, for no good reason – vacillated between OINKED and honked, didn't see OTHER for the smallest slice in a pie chart, but otherwise I didn't have much to feel sorry about, except that the entire point of the construction was beyond me.
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One driver in a passing white Prius honked and pumped her fists in enthusiastic solidarity for a message most likely unknown to the supporter, yet understood through the aesthetics of protest demonstrated by the megaphones affixed to the sculpture, the amplifiers positioned towards the road, and the cluster of participants gathered around the platform.
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In this space, noise artist and Lynchian kindred spirit Alex Zhang Hungtai hypnotically honked on a sax alongside David Lynch's own son; dance producer Hudson Mohawke soundtracked Sky Ferreira scratching at an ungainly rash with gnarled-metal soundscapes; Eddie Vedder could come across as pained and mournful even while wearing a silly-looking hat.
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Cars and trucks honked, stopped and skidded as they made their way up and down a few blocks of North Foster Drive, past cheering and dancing crowds in front of the Triple S Food Mart where Alton Sterling, 37, was fatally shot early Tuesday by officers responding to a call about an armed man.
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In Egypt, too, the real story of unrest lay not in Hosni Mubarak's presidential palace but in the mundane spaces where norms were shifting: in the tuk-tuks, previously confined to the informal settlements on the margins of the capital, which now honked their way defiantly into the city center; in the schoolchildren re-enacting battles against the security forces on their playground; in the low-level insurgencies waged in family dining rooms, college lecture halls and factory floors across the country.
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