" Cooper lets out a laugh — "I can't believe you.
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That's when she lets out the primal scream ... twice.
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She lets out a devastating sob (and I did, too).
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She lets out a sigh of relief and walks away.
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Immediately, his eyes widen and he lets out a laugh.
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" Or "Augie lets out a noise that sounds like laughter.
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The child inhales and lets out a puff of white smoke.
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Healey, who's been calm all morning, lets out a massive scream.
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The dog lets out a dinosaur yawn, and we get up.
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Anthony: It lets out your inner experience of thinking about sex.
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And then, without warning, she lets out a deep, guttural grunt.
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Mike looks at him and lets out a slightly nervous laugh.
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After school lets out, students spend hours rehearsing or working backstage.
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The captured wight lets out a blood-curdling scream that summons the horde.
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Mark lets out a very calm "yay" when he discovers he's been accepted.
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Then, she turns to face the camera and lets out an unholy shriek.
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But then Bieber lets out a maniacal cackle and it all makes sense.
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He smacks his lips and lets out almost sexual sighs between his slurps.
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Ian Raphael, a graduate student from Dartmouth College, lets out a deep breath.
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When Aaron greets us in the entryway, she lets out a quiet gasp.
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When I ask how many bones he's broken, he lets out a quick laugh.
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"Housequake!" he exclaims, whereupon the keyboard lets out a little squeal, and so on.
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You'll see what we mean when she lets out a ferocious, mouse-like sneeze.
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And without missing a beat, the little dude lets out an adorable, evil laugh.
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Swinging her arms up in front of her, she lets out a guttural scream.
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I do this thing with my voice, it's like [lets out a screeching sound].
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" Luke blinks a few times and lets out an infuriating, "I'm very confused right now.
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As we walk over to the high jump area, Thompson lets out a little laugh.
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We'll update this post if President Trump lets out any more tweet diarrhea this morning.
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Finally, the basin lets out in Apalachicola, a small fishing town in Florida's Gulf Coast.
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He lets out another sigh, subtle but easily interpreted as a slight remark of relief.
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Occasionally a pedestrian lets out a dry cough as fumes waft from slow-moving vehicles.
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I prepare to hold my nose, but the rambling apparatus lets out surprisingly little odor.
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But seeing Catelyn Stark's reaction during the Red Wedding, and the scream she lets out?
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At the end, Gates lets out his breath, bites his lip, and closes his eyes.
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Vince puts his hands behind his head and lets out a scream we can't hear.
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He lets out a primal yell that echoes back off of the buildings around us.
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Slowly, she turns her head in the direction of my voice and lets out a moan.
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When Bullock talks about getting the Medicaid expansion through, someone lets out a low, appreciative whistle.
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If one of those triggers is activated, the devices lets out a loud and alarming beep.
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Clearly enjoying herself, Kardashian even lets out an excited scream after the ball leaves her hand.
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Perhaps it's the long, joyous "woooooow" Lightning McQueen lets out on the Western plains in Cars.
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When you press on, the camera lets out a high-pitched noise to confirm it's on.
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He slaps on the ropes of spring steel, and it lets out a thunderous, unsettling boom.
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" She lets out a laugh when it matches her to her father's Genie character from "Aladdin.
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I brace for rejection, but then the robot lets out a balooop and shimmies back and forth.
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Yet he lets out just enough emotion, especially when someone crosses him, to exude a quiet command.
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When it's done, the base lets out a little beep to signal that it's ready to go.
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Every Wednesday during the winter, the elementary school in Norwich lets out early to facilitate family skiing.
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He writes down a salad, and Lenny, at his elbow, lets out a little sigh of admiration.
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He grapples with the awkwardness of the puck, lets out a resounding few barks, and makes chase again.
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Even when Smith lets out a Kia, she is not troubled by having three heads turn her way.
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The first drop is into a tunnel that rounds a curve and lets out onto a downhill slope.
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Other times, a staff member lets out a surprised gasp as a patient undresses for a physical exam.
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"The fear of the penis in the United States still shocks me," he lets out during a phone exchange.
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He sings, lets out tortured death screams like Kurt Cobain, and raps with a flow that hints at Eminem's influence.
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When NightOwl does the switch, it lets out a cute owlish noise (which you can turn off in the settings).
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When the excruciating conflict is over, Sean gets back into his car, drives away, and lets out a primal scream.
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With a long beard and green eyes, the sentry eyeballs us for slightly too long, then lets out a welcoming bleat.
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As soon as school lets out, teachers with valid identification can go to their local Chipotle starting at 3:00 p.m.
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Our cordial Indiana Jones steps into the cupboard and lets out a sigh, which gives more character information than any monologue.
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It can be hard to resist giving in when your pooch flashes those "puppy eyes" and lets out a few whimpers.
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They said, "We think Trump&aposs campaign and Russia are colluding on the election" and he lets out a big laugh.
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With each blast of the cannon, her dad jumps up in shock and then lets out a dignified string of expletives.
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The previous class lets out and a group of sweaty athletes sporting "Stoked" crop tops and protein shakes exits the room.
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The audience—several hundred people huddled between her and the AI, dressed in scarfs, hats, and overcoats—lets out a collective laugh.
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Where the bridge lets out in Manhattan, many key streets—like Delancey, Kenmare, and Houston—will be redesigned to fit bus lanes.
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Once they've all enjoyed their stiff drink, Gryla summons the Yule Lads away — right as baby Letitia lets out a wail. Shit.
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The same officer then lets out a stressful sigh after later being told by a woman that a wounded victim is nearby.
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She lets out a smirking grin on the March cover of Allure with full, voluminous hair and a cleavage-baring V-neck.
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There's also something quite zen about his method — pushing the needle through just as the client lets out a long, calming exhale.
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School lets out for summer today — at least, for more than a million public school students in the city (and animals, too).
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When the festival lets out, the gauntlet begins—a 72-hour romp fueled by dubious substances and frantic cross-town Uber rides.
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Then he lets out that haunting howl in the back of the ambulance — I had tears streaming down my face watching it.
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The virgin bride gets drunk, throws up, and, at her first sight of an erection, lets out a yelp of horrified laughter.
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Portman, a startling amalgam of cheekbones, sharp brows, and a thicket of root beer-colored hair, lets out a breathy, biting rebuke.
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The Walker, the same one who spared him in the Season 2 finale, lets out a guttural scream and quickly fades to dust.
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This rule apparently applies to burps as well considering this man lets out an inhuman belch that will shake you to your core.
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The elevators get so packed after school lets out that some building managers put employees in the lobbies to keep peace and order.
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A big black horse swings his head up and looks at me, his velvet nose twitching as he lets out a mighty sigh.
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They clap with him, jump with him, and when he puffs his chest and lets out a primal roar, they roar with him too.
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" Immediately after Edmonds spouts her controversial comment, Vicki Gunvalson quickly turns her head to observe McLaughlin's response and Kelly Dodd lets out an "ooh.
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He doesn't wince at all during the tattooing process, and only lets out a quiet "Oooh" after standing up midway to stretch his legs.
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When the conference lets out and you have to return to the real world, have a comfortable change of clothes ready to slip into.
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Other teachers with special interests may go above and beyond, becoming club advisers, theater directors, or sports coaches when the school day lets out.
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" When pressed on whether it bothers her personally that she is being passed on that measure by others, she lets out a hearty, "No!
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Dance music fans lets out a loud collective "awwww maann" when house music legend Jesse Rose announced his retirement at the end of 2016.
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As she brutally snaps Red's neck, her expression becomes almost gleeful, and she lets out the aforementioned primal scream that turns into a laugh.
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" Then she lets out a hoarse, sputtering laugh: "I wish whoever's making that kind of money off of me could share it with me.
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The second he takes off his Pikachu head â€" revealing that it's pretty hot in there â€" baby Jasmine lets out a loud cry.
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Dani discovers Christian in flagrante and finally lets out her howling grief, surrounded by a half-dozen girls who match her keening with their own.
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"Crap," he finishes — just as the puppet lets out a white excrement, much to the delight of judges Howie Mandel, Gabrielle Union and Julianne Hough.
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His job—which starts early and lets out late—requires full-body armor (aka a suit) that blocks all of his limbs from the sun.
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Stars like this are too cold for the NGTS to detect—until one of them lets out a gigantic flare that appears in the survey.
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In the animal kingdom, the ridiculously cute prairie dog, which lets out a bark to warn others of predators, is also calling attention to itself.
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The bus lets out about 70 USC students in front of a mid-range sports bar that usually plays soccer games and hosts gay bingo.
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Warren (Jason George) lets out that he applied to a fire training program and is on the slowest step out of this show in history.
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When Abdul El-Sayed addresses a town hall of Democratic stalwarts in a conservative pocket of southeast Michigan, he lets out out a battle cry.
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He gets up early to pack eggs before heading off to class and delivers them with his mother after school lets out in the afternoon.
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Throughout this section, Dani is trying to put on a brave face; she only lets out her guttural sobs in private bathrooms, with the doors closed.
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Caroline: Elizabeth has been in a pressure cooker since she was a teenager, and she only ever lets out her anger, frustration, or sadness in spurts.
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Even when he's off the football field, Tom Brady is a serious competitor, even if it means forgetting who's around when he lets out some profanity!
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" The men knock over the towers of bedding, and the woman says: "Oh my God," lets out a small scream, and says, "We will never forget.
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She lets out that low-down grunt again, half a black veil flying around the back of her head while her screen shows cut metal ribbons.
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She then lets out a startling gobble-yodel, turning her head with a smile as voices from other tents answer with bizarre birdcalls of their own.
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We watch as she pumps breast milk, soothes her baby to sleep atop a humming dryer and lets out a primal scream in a parking lot.
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The guy at the front of the line, 21-year-old Nick from Wembley, lets out a sort of pissed off yawn when I approach him.
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If he's distracting you from guessing where the laugh will come from, then the laugh lands all the harder when Boyle lets out his weirdo yelp.
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After giving her daughter a sweet kiss on the lips, Jenner lets out a squeal and wraps her daughter in a big hug while Stormi grins widely.
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To be fair, Ayesha lets out a full-on squeal of joy at the sight and a clearly fearless Riley does a cannon ball into the pile.
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The cartoon cat suddenly appears from behind a building, eyes glowing red with evil, and it lets out an earth-shattering scream from behind its spiked teeth.
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Tom Hardy as journalist Eddie Brock lets out a literally inhuman shout as he almost transforms into the unhinged beast that makes this Marvel film so fun.
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The researchers are also comparing what the mouth and throat look like just before a beatboxer lets out a beat and just before he or she speaks.
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Highlight "Accommodate" feels like a scream that never really comes to fruition; on the track's explosive chorus, she lets out her most nakedly emotional lyrics to date.
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From the squeals the little one lets out and the fight it's putting up, it's obvious that bath time is not exactly a welcomed affair in this crib.
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When it's time to sing his name in the song, the pup leans his head back and lets out his best howl right along with his human accompaniment.
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In the video, one officer asks another if Mr. Ramos-Gomez had been identified and another answers, "His passport is down there," before he lets out a chuckle.
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She lets out an exaggerated cry as a spread of her favorite appetizers arrives before she can even glance at the menu: oysters, chicken satay, and rock shrimp.
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If for some reason Sophie isn't at the door when Scottie comes a calling, the furry guy lets out a few meows to let her know he is there.
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When I invite Odesser to the VICE office in Brooklyn for an interview, she quickly accepts but reminds me to schedule our meeting after her school day lets out.
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As we pass through one of the huge doors—16003 tons of hardened steel, 26 feet wide, and nearly one-foot thick—it lets out a loud, mechanical groan.
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Alden Ehrenreich ("Rules Don't Apply") takes over the Harrison Ford role in this prequel and there is one very familiar, furry face: Chewbacca, who lets out an approving grunt.
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Hang out on the block at different times of day to get a feel for what it's like after school lets out, at night and during morning rush hour.
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If y'all want to see something hilarious, my dog Cooper lets out a huge howl when you make a basket, but let's out a disappointed groan when you miss.
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He's hit by a car, leans on its hood, and lets out a manic laugh which rings with the sheer pleasure of being alive and not giving a fuck.
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After the pendant is broken during an attack, the camera zooms tight on Cheng's face, and he lets out a deep bellow that would get shriller in later films.
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It's pretty horrific, but then Ned Umber lets out an ear-piercing shriek that, according to people present at the New York premiere, scared the living poop out of attendees.
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Lying in bed about to fall asleep when Alexa on my Amazon Echo Dot lets out a very loud and creepy laugh... there's a good chance I get murdered tonight.
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Horrified at this realization, the robot slouches downward and lets out an "Oh my god" that could make anyone stuck at a soulless job break down and cry in sympathy.
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The former James Brown impersonator struts on stage in a homemade, sparkly appliqued suit, lets out a howling scream fit for the Godfather of Soul, and drops to his knees.
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In the documentary, she details a pre-Coachella diet that cut out bread, carbs, sugar, dairy, meat and alcohol — she lets out an exhausted sigh and adds that she's hungry.
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It was the kind of crowd that lets out a collective gasp and tweets multiple exclamation points when the final Des Moines Register poll of Iowa voters is abruptly canceled.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Jets quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick has always likened the day after the last game of the season to the final day before school lets out for the summer.
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But when the snake came a little too close to Brown's face, he lets out a child-like scream after begging with the snake to please stay away from his face.
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We never get to know if he could do the bench press, though, because as soon as the bar hits his chest he lets out an impressive, and very loud, fart.
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And then, days later, he lets out word that Trump knew about a crucial meeting that the President (and everyone around him) is on the record saying he didn't know about.
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Suddenly, their heads all turn to the door while USA Hockey lets out a soft, muffled moan, saliva running down its cheek and onto the finest pillow socialized medicine can offer.
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"Of course," Wesley says, but instead of hugging his former costar back, he pushes her into the pool behind them and walks away as Dobrev lets out a scream of surprise.
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He scores and draws a foul on Iman Shumpert on the break, lets out a resounding "AND-ONE," and is turned for a second into a bizarre, alternate universe James Harden.
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A crocodile lets out a muttering bellow when clicked, while a peacock has a soft "woo" and fans its tail, and a cheery "bling" voice rewards clicking on the sought-after object.
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In a video posted by the Instagram fan blog, harry_meghan_updates, Meghan slightly raises her eyebrows and lets out a laugh as Harry sports a goofy grin and jokingly has to balance himself.
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The entire room lets out a unified sigh, none realizing they had been collectively holding their breath until that very moment, and... OK, maybe we're embellishing things a bit here, but still.
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And, crucially, the moment she finally kills Red, she lets out a deep roar that's similar to the primal calls of the Tethered — as if she's remembered her first language at last.
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Most days, around the time school lets out and young men start flashing wads of cash and getting antsy, patrol officers pull a car onto the walkway and stand outside the playground.
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It's not usually like this, but over the past week I've been testing a tiny gadget called Cyrano that lets out various scents in an attempt to make you feel a little better.
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What in the World The slick entrance hall at one of Modern Education's Hong Kong centers has the look and feel of a movie theater lobby, crowded with teenagers after school lets out.
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Around 5:50 in this clip, she lets out a note so powerful it echoes in the hall, then she takes a sharp turn to three bubbly, soft notes that end the phrase.
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There is this perfect moment at 35:20 of the mix when the tail of Chaos Engine lets out in a scream and the first kick of Oazis comes in that is particularly satisfying.
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Strutting proudly through the mulch, he lets out a series of high-pitched buzzes to let nearby females know that in this patch of damp, decomposing leaves, he is king—and ready for a queen.
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Seated across from the boys, who have grown increasingly more violent in the months without their father, Mary Louis lets out a hair-raising howl that can only be described as an Emmy Moment(™).
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Along with the tears, though, come lots of guaranteed gasps; one transformation clearly shocks the guys, as Antoni yells "holy sh—" and Bobby lets out a "holy f—" after Tan unveils one person's new look.
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" In return, he not only puts his full support behind the prince's regency, but he also lets out the funniest single "Ha!" in response to her wry statement that she's "far too busy to die.
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"So if it means that on Fridays when school lets out my mom flies [my kids] into where we are and they catch three shows and fly back, then that's what we'll do," Monica adds.
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The company which lets out a portfolio of 2,600 properties in London, New York, Paris, Los Angeles and Rome, will remain an independent business unit within AccorHotels and will continue to be led by Marsh.
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A few pieces of hair fall in front of his blue eyes as he slowly scratches the dirty-blonde stubble on his chin, cocks his head to one side, and lets out a nervous laugh.
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Well, Higgins isn't quite sure what to make of it all, evidenced by the big sigh he lets out when host Chris Harrison asks him if he regrets "going that far" with one of the women.
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And when, at his worst, our youngest son lets out a primal scream and climbs atop his older brother like a mountain goat scaling the Sheepeater Cliff at Yellowstone, an intervention by cooler heads becomes necessary.
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Zach Emig has arrived so early to pick up his children at their Brooklyn elementary school that he has turned the cafeteria into his ad hoc congressional campaign office, working on speeches until school lets out.
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She mentioned a scene in "Things to Come," when her character catches a glimpse of her husband with his new girlfriend out the window of a Paris bus; Huppert, as Nathalie, lets out a surprised laugh.
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But then the song changes for a moment: "You're spring to me, all things to me," she sings, and then lets out a sigh, or maybe even a grunt, that is rueful and a little acerbic.
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Shosanna has a tender exchange with her lover Marcel (Jacky Ido); she lets out a gasp of shaky relief after being cornered into a conversation with Landa, who doesn't recognize the girl who got away from him.
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I also downloaded an app that lets out a wolf howl every 45 minutes—reminding me to get up and get moving, even if it's just to walk back and forth across the room a few times.
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More than 188,000 people who live near the dam were told to evacuate on Sunday as workers scrambled to patch a giant hole in the spillway that lets out excess water when the lake level got too high.
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The longest-lived of these memes concerns an early cutscene wherein protagonist Tidus–an athlete/swordsman who looks like a Backstreet Boy–lets out an awkwardly forceful belly laugh that goes on far too long, becoming almost hypnotic.
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The first is in the trailer, which ends with protagonist Vincent waking up next to a naked Rin and getting a good look below her waist, eyes going wide with terror as he lets out a horrified wail.
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In her practice, she said, "We've been starting to talk with parents in the late spring about what they can do to help their child maintain healthy behaviors that they do during the school year, when school lets out."
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The guy then vaults back over the rail and lets out a celebratory shriek to the camera, waving his arms like he actually did something supremely funny instead of just harassing a pair of helpless animals in captivity or whatever.
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Ozzy lets out a small scream upstairs and when his parents go up they discover that he has come upon a video — on the dark web site that Winter introduced him to — of Ally and Winter's heated moment in the bathtub.
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Factory waste also creates ocean dead zones, which pretty much kill off entire marine life ecosystems, as is the case of 8,500 square feet of the Gulf of Mexico where the Mississippi River (full of animal waste and toxins) lets out.
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Depending on where you click or press, the mouth lets out a steady, slightly bored scream, or a nasally babble that almost sounds like words (though I still haven't been able to make it say anything distinct—motivation to keep trying!).
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From the creator of Hello Kitty comes Aggretsuko, a new Netflix show about an adorable red panda named Retsuko who works a horrible office job by day and lets out her frustrations at night with some good old fashioned death metal.
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Whereas Fonda, in his gentlest tones, asks a hotel clerk for buckets of hot water so that a lady can take a bath, John C. Reilly, as Eli, lets out a simple yip of delight on confronting a flush toilet.
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But a crack has opened in the appearance of reality, and through it, like the spate of ills that flow from Pandora's jar, Arimah lets out forces that undo the chilly poise of her protagonist and bring her to desolation.
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I've done this many times before, but this time, he lets out a small whimper and I start to throw myself on him, suddenly fueled by that vulnerability that comes out sparingly from this big man who thinks much too much of himself.
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There's the guy on the phone who lets out an "oh my god," a slew of passers-by who are clearly embarrassed by proxy, and the guy in the hat who actually seemed genuinely interested in the stabilizer until it snapped in two.
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As any bona fide otaku can confirm, there are few earthly pleasures that can rival devouring a bowl of tsukemen while your anime waifu lets out a high-pitched squeal of approval and lovingly stares at you through her flower-shaped pupils.
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The photoelectric smoke alarm and electrochemical carbon monoxide detector components work as intended, and the Onelink lets out a piercing alarm paired with a too-pleasant voice declaring the source of the fire, which is basically the user-defined location of the Onelink itself.
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When we see Rebecca driving back from the hospital, it's to tell her children that their father has actually died from the injuries he suffered within the house — hence the gut-wrenching sob she lets out when she parks in front of the burned house.
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In the final showdown between the two prospects, Gretchen lets out all of her rage at Jimmy, going red-faced over the fact he "doesn't get to apologize" for asking her to be his family and then "punishing" her by disappearing for three months.
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The restaurant sings with joy when Green takes off his concrete shoes for a few minutes, but then LeBron sinks a corner three right over Thompson and the entire communal table I'm sitting at lets out a disappointed, keening, sigh crossed with a groan.
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In a clip posted to Instagram on Friday by Pink's husband Carey Hart, the couple's 2-year-old can be seen enjoying his time on a private plane as he climbs all over Willow, who lets out a shriek after her time on the iPad is interrupted.
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I followed a reporter friend into the thick of it, until bodies and guns pressed into me at every turn—think trying to get on public transit right as a stadium event lets out, but add multiple AK-47s being slung into your back and sides by accident.
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Which is why I really feel for Sarah Harding when she lets out the kind of flat, drawn-out, dead sound that I sometimes make when I'm on my period and the vibration of my own voice is the only thing that soothes my cramps, like a cow giving birth.
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My grandmother doesn't appear to have aged in 20 years, and she has one of two expressions: Sometimes she kind of stares off, the wrinkles in her dark brown skin suggesting a life lived; but as soon as she engages with someone, she lets out a beaming smile and a quick flurry of Tamil.
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You can't base much on Charlie Sloth's reaction—the man would get more excited for an early bus than you would for your first born child—but if the long animalistic shrill he lets out for around ten seconds at the end is anything to go by, then he hasn't seen much like Kano's freestyle before.
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The building loses its fucking mind, signs are waived, a timeout is called, Kyrie marches through the center of the court and lets out a yawp, while poor DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry, shit-sticked with the responsibility to cover that nonsense, slink off to the bench with their heads hung low, struck in that moment with the thunderbolt of realization that they might not be ready for this.
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The blocks that make up the West 70s, particularly along Broadway, the commercial artery that runs through it, pulse day and night with people hurrying to shop for groceries in the chaotic aisles of Fairway or Citarella or Zabar's (just above 80th Street); pushing wide-bed double strollers; walking a gaggle of apartment-dwelling dogs midday; slalom-scootering through the crowds after school lets out; and shuffling, bent but undaunted, supported by walker or cane.
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