" Ray J admits, wincing and letting out an "Ow!
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The company isn't letting out much info on the project.
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"Yes, yes, yes," he said, letting out a wearied laugh.
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If you're letting out your place, will guests wreck it?
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She started with Airbnb, fining it for letting out unregistered properties.
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Billy Idol is letting out a rebel yell — about car idling.
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By the end, you'll be letting out a vicarious sigh of relief.
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"Oh my God," he later says, before letting out an exasperated sigh.
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But, letting out a chuckle doesn't have to be a mood ruiner.
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"It's like me at the bar," she quipped, letting out a laugh.
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He leans over to cut his patient's bandages, letting out a sigh.
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"It's a nice one," he said, letting out a bit of line.
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James Corden, holding your shoulders from behind, letting out a high-pitched laugh.
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"I'm used to being collegial," Ford responded, before letting out a small laugh.
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"It's the president's decision to make," she responded after letting out a laugh.
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The attack unfolded as nearby schools were letting out on a Halloween afternoon.
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"There's much more to learn here," Hinton said, letting out a small sigh.
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Barcelona already requires people letting out their properties to sign up for licenses.
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"That's nothing new," Mr. Washington said, letting out that big Denzel-esque laugh.
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"Not this year, I wouldn't do it," she said, letting out a laugh.
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He tenses up, letting out an uncomfortable chuckle as he briefly looks away.
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The man is unconscious and letting out these little half breaths between thunderous snores.
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"I'm learning Genesis to build my foundation," she says, before letting out a laugh.
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The ex-politician started letting out the cottage to tourists around two months ago.
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We're letting out people who have the opportunity to go through programs, be counseled.
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He then twice bowed mockingly to the crowd before letting out a thunderous bellow.
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Letting out emotions "in a constructive and mindful way" can be helpful, she says.
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That's the sound of millions of 1D fans letting out a collective sigh of relief.
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I found myself letting out many a "fucking yes!" when I worked out the solutions.
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That creates traffic chaos that can disrupt public transportation just as school is letting out.
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Economy is his excellence, catching that pass, drawing that foul, letting out a mild celebration.
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And he's noticeably disappointed when his fetch partner misses, even letting out a low growl.
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Using the gauge, check your pressure and try adding or letting out a few psi.
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The video begins with two T-Rexes eyeballing each other and letting out several ferocious roars.
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After letting out a laugh, she answered, "Donald Trump," to cheers and applause from the audience.
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He occasionally bookends his replies by looking down at his lap and letting out a chuckle.
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Green, blue, purple... We're still letting out a hardy "JEAH" for beauty experimentation of any kind.
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Saturday Night Live's Leslie Jones had perhaps the biggest reaction, letting out a yell of joy.
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Just as you reach the theater door, you catch yourself letting out a high-pitched scream.
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The team slices deeper, every so often puncturing cavities and letting out a hiss of gas.
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"It's touch and go, but we're stabilized," said a shaken Brzezinski – letting out a deep sigh.
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"It's worth it just to have the chicharron twice," he explained, letting out an inadvertent belch.
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"First of all, I want to say that we're not letting out criminals," said Jackson Lee.
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Getting out of the shelter system "feels great," Mr. Wicklin said, letting out a big sigh.
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All of the babies crowded under Mom, letting out chirps of irritation about the current weather condition.
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"I should have a Christmas budget," Carey remarked to host Cayman Kelly before letting out a laugh.
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Cousins could immediately tell something was wrong ... letting out a scream as he stumbled to the hardwood.
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The shows are soon letting out and people will want a ride through the park, he says.
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They're too drugged up to realize what they're saying, doing, or how they're letting out their emotions.
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She sounds like some kind of odd forest bird, or a person letting out a startled yelp.
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"Game set match, do the cabbage patch," the typically reserved Pliskova said while letting out a laugh.
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Willow didn't take Jameson's acrobatics kindly, letting out a shriek after her time on an iPad was interrupted.
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"I should have a Christmas budget," Carey, 48, remarked to host Cayman Kelly before letting out a laugh.
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When Apocalypse isn't letting out one of those strange grunts, he's about as imposing as a stern roommate.
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Eventually it comes free, the thrashing stops, and I feel myself letting out some kind of primeval scream. Victory.
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After hanging up, the former Fox & Friends co-host remembers letting out a "loud shaming scream" in her head.
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"Well, at least I wasn't wearing heels," Carey says after slipping on the stairs and letting out a yelp.
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"That's still her song, and now she is over the rainbow," he said, before letting out another mournful laugh.
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And we all cried, but not in a bad way — it was just letting out what was already happening.
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McLeod reared back again, then made seventeen chops in twenty seconds, letting out a violent huff with each swing.
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"I've got to do my big finish," he tells her before striking a pose and letting out a dramatic grunt.
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It felt like every single person letting out his or her own well of fear and frustration on the crowd.
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Later on, after asking his daughter whether she would "like to say some more," Tiana smiled while letting out another cry.
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Still, Montaño got back up and tried to run, only to fall to her knees again, letting out a primal wail.
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It's rumors somebody is letting out because they're both benefitting off each other's fan bases and they're both building off it.
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Some wonder if letting out those opposed to his tyrannical rule is a way of easing pressure on him to reform.
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Mr. Wood can be seen taking photographs and is heard letting out cries of "Whoo!" as he documents protesters vandalizing property.
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The task was nearly impossible as all the shows in the theater district were letting out at that exact same time.
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"It was one of the hardest days of my life, is all I can say," she teases, letting out a long sigh.
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The first thing I saw on Twitter this morning was a video of a cat letting out sweet, little T-Pain yowls.
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Except the calming landscape image fades into a close-up of one of the feral children letting out a gut-wrenching scream.
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Seventh-grade Spanish was letting out when an administrator at her middle school herded Christine and her classmates back into their classroom.
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She parred the last, before letting out a big smile, raising her arms in celebration and hurling her ball into the gallery.
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That being said, letting out a curse word or two during a funny story might not be a nail in your coffin.
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"I found out the hard way these past few months that alcohol really doesn't help," he said, letting out a dramatic sigh.
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In May 2017, a suicide bomber carried out an attack in Manchester, England, just as one of Grande's concerts was letting out.
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But in his narrative songs, he fully inhabits his theatrical persona, letting out the beast he merely hints at in his ballads.
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Now, when the collective voice of American women and victims of sexual assault seems to be letting out a cathartic scream, Mrs.
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He paused to reflect on the coming year, letting out a brief sigh as the sky outside prepared to unleash a downpour.
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The sheriff spent the majority of the news conference talking about the danger of letting out repeat offenders who belonged in prison.
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"There are so many moving parts; if just one thing goes wrong, you get killed," Mr. Shah said, letting out a slow sigh.
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She sounds pleased at the end of the sentence, letting out a two syllable laugh – "ah ha" – because it's such a good sentence.
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After calling Reese's character "little" she had a very big scene that involved her letting out a terrifying scream at a kitchen table.
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And that swooshing sound you hear in the distance is from GOP candidates across the US letting out a collective sigh of relief.
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" My dad stood up from the table and took his pizza slice to the couch, letting out a big burp followed by, "Whatever.
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The rosiest picture of an Airbnb host is a homeowner or tenant running a casual bed and breakfast or letting out a spare room.
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Strolling through the streets with Cistian's family, Doina, letting out a deep sigh, said she wished her son could come home for the holidays.
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Part of those accessories included some stunning diamond rings one of which Henson lost right as the crowd was letting out of the ceremony.
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Unfortunately, just as Sun was letting out a giant yawn, the weather feed cut to her, broadcasting this sleepy moment for everyone to see.
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Her new single "Cry Pretty" is all about letting out your emotions, but that's something Carrie Underwood is still learning how to do herself.
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You'd get weekly calls to the house landline from recruiters, usually during that golden window between school letting out and working parents coming home.
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"It's not clear whether he was letting out a dog whistle," said Paul DiMaggio, a New York University professor who has studied American nationalism.
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Earlier this year, Kembe released a song titled "Goofass," which is a boom bap number about nothing more than letting out bottled up anger.
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" After letting out some laughs, Young adds, "It's tough, it takes a lot of time and compromising and arguing but eventually the women always win.
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Holding serve to level at 5-5, Williams broke in the next game, letting out a scream and clenching her left fist as Diyas netted.
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"When I filmed her I didn't know that she'd been told we were going to eat her!" the director added, letting out a despairing laugh.
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It just sort of hung there, floating in the air above a gnarled and flaming hunk of metal, occasionally letting out a proud horsey yelp.
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Jazz 21, Knicks 242 Derrick Rose heaved his head up and rolled his eyes back, letting out a groan audible enough to demonstrate his disgust.
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At one point in the video, Biles starts pretending to drive a car, even letting out a "beep, beep!" before simply laying back and resting.
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She again thanks employees and others in this process, but she now sounds deflated and you can actually hear the air letting out of the balloon.
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Schools in the area were letting out students shortly after three o'clock when Saipov drove his rented truck off West Houston Street onto the bike path.
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The trio experiences quite the scare at New Castle, Indiana's historic Thornhaven Manor, letting out screams when they think a spirit in the house grabbed Oogly.
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This touching video shows the baby rhinos slurping their milk bottles through the fence and letting out heartbreaking cries after realizing their milk is all gone.
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I still believe the last episode showed him both trying to explore his new protection under Freddy and just maybe letting out a part of himself.
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"Because he's from Clueless and he's never-aging!" she said, letting out an excited "Oh my God!" when she realized that Rudd was right behind Eichner.
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The cinematic video shows the star taking part in a shoot wearing a fancy dress, before ripping off her glamorous wig and letting out her emotions.
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He sends Chace back to Rome and instructs him to open ransom negations — "with the right people this time," he adds, letting out a muted chuckle.
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I heard myself letting out an anticipatory holler, like a Hollywood fighter pilot banking through a dogfight, and threaded the needle at nine miles an hour.
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"I don't know if you've ever seen what happens when a baby comes out, but [Telles'] seat was wrecked," Niv says while letting out a little chuckle.
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As the camera focused on himself and Manning, 41, the courtside cutie couldn't contain his excitement, letting out a series of adorable cheers, fist pumps and yells.
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Back in June 2019, House Democrat Adam Schiff, a man permanently on the cusp of letting out a long, tired sigh, led a congressional hearing on deepfakes.
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So who can really blame me for letting out a guttural and hearty evil laugh as Ramsey opened up and started chugging a bottle of Pepto-Bismol.
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Dickerson, the Huskies' primary inside threat, picked up three fouls in the first half, the third on a technical after letting out a scream following a dunk.
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Occasionally Mr. Wood is heard letting out a cry of "Whoo!" as he captures protesters in the act of spray-painting buildings and throwing rocks through windows.
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Many parole commissioners cling to outmoded prejudices about offenders, and most live in fear of letting out the guy who goes on to commit another terrible crime.
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A gunman in the church parking lot shot and killed Melanie Smith, 39, as she was walking to her car when a prayer service was letting out.
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Within 30 mins of the bell ringing and school letting out, every single blunt in that box was sold and I was fucking hooked on the job.
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But between Equifax, Yahoo, and the cell phone companies, we're growing accustomed to letting out a deep sigh with maybe some expletives, and moving on with our lives.
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A 62-year-old woman in Tennessee was arrested after video posted on social media captured her letting out her two grandchildren from dog kennels in her car.
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She did say that filming the birth scene in the film was difficult — it took five days, and she blew out her voice letting out one giant scream.
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It ignored calls to abolish "negative gearing", a tax break that allows investors to deduct from their overall income any losses they make letting out a mortgaged property.
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George W. Bush, who as president was sometimes prone to an occasional cry, appeared to steel himself with deep breaths throughout the service before letting out a sob.
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A proper carnival, after all, is a rite of disinhibition, a riot of release, a good time for letting go, for letting out what you normally keep in.
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Rentvesting refers to buying and letting out an investment property in an affordable, up-and-coming area, while continuing to rent your primary residence in your preferred location.
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The leaves spat when they hit the pan, letting out a soft, almost eucalyptus-like bass note into the hot oil, and the mustard seeds fizzled and popped.
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After falling to the ground letting out very strange sounding "ows," the camera returns to the newsroom where the two hosts comment on how she could possibly be hurt.
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LG's added a see-through door to its new Signature line of fridges that lights up when tapped so you can check its contents without letting out the cold.
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A big part of self-care is learning to safely cope with your own emotions and being comfortable letting out your frustrations with yourself rather than with your partner.
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For those who need a quick reminder, the president has been aggressively tweeting about fake news since even before he took office, letting out his latest tirade this morning.
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In addition to letting out low-level offenders, the prison is also taking steps toward expedited hearings to lower the number of people awaiting sentencing at the county jail.
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Ms. Quinn today seems to have pressed the release button, letting out the progressive that many people refused to believe she harbored inside during her attempt to become mayor.
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No one was injured in the Saturday incident at Magical Winter Lights in La Marque, though that didn't stop spooked carnival-goers from letting out a series of screams.
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Loose bands of teen-age boys and girls pawed one another, the girls letting out terrifying screams and then laughing at Karen when she turned to look at them.
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After letting out a few breathless exclamations of disbelief, Bloom let everyone in on the arduous process of getting Crazy Ex-Girlfriend to air: We almost didn't have a show!
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"You will have highs and you will have lows, but always give each other the benefit of the doubt," he adds, before letting out a sigh and covering his eyes.
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Sam Rockwell was a very vocal fan of Patricia Clarkson, letting out a big "yes" when the Sharp Objects star won the category for best actress in a limited series.
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Simpson, 70, appeared alert, engaged, and quick to smile during his parole hearing, letting out a hearty laugh when Parole Board Chairman Connie Bisbee accidentally said he was aged 90.
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There is only one way this can possibly end and that is with the Arizona Diamondbacks acquiring Pat Neshek and Greinke letting out the longest, loudest sigh anyone's ever heard.
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TLOP was an album that oscillated between the secular and the sexual; "Champions" is about deserving all of life's luxuries..and letting out a snarl before snatching a few more.Hallelujah!
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He lit one more Marlboro Red and pulled his pant leg up to show his swollen knee, which he compared to a softball in size before letting out a sigh.
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I'm honestly not comfortable letting out all of the emotions and insecurities that I'm feeling because part of me feels grateful that he's even willing to try for a baby.
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In a segment dealing with hecklers, Sarah Silverman good-humoredly recalls hearing someone in the back of a club letting out a light whistle as if a bomb were dropping.
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The Vicarious Yelling Station offers a sort of reprieve from that emotion, encouraging viewers to imagine a surrogate stationed in the wilderness letting out an open-throated bellow in their stead.
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He broke back, then saved a break point at 4-4 when he challenged an "out" call on a forehand before winning the replayed point and letting out a huge roar.
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For weeks, users of Amazon's digital assistant, Alexa, have reported versions of the same unsettling event: being startled as they went about their day by Alexa letting out an eerie laugh.
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Mr. Nevin responded to Dr. Mitchell's account by reading from a C.I.A. cable that described Mr. Mohammed letting out a "whimper, whine and moan" as guards led him to the waterboard.
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"It was the wrong color," joked Duff, 31, in text on top of the final, honest snapshot, which depicted the infant letting out a wail as the rose lay next to her.
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There was little chance to celebrate or commiserate with other Cubs fans during the games, though their presence was felt, clumps of royal blue fans letting out yells with each successive run. .
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Yet when Shevchenko and de Randamie invited Holm to lead, Holm ran in on a straight line, pumping her fists and letting out kiais like she was in a children's karate class.
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Some simply drove onto the lawn lining the highway and walked a mile or more to the landing spot, high-fiving their brethren and letting out whoops of relief along the way.
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New York City's mayor in 23 signed a bill to fine landlords letting out their properties for less than 260 days, while London requires planning permission for rentals longer than 2400 days.
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In contrast to some rural beauty spots such as Cornwall, Shetland has seen neither an influx of second-home owners nor an increase in the number of locals letting out houses to tourists.
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Lisa Marie Presley and Her Children Pay Tribute to Elvis at Graceland on 40th Anniversary of His Death "I think I&aposve already said, &aposHelp me,&apos" she said, letting out a laugh.
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A Rumble class was letting out downstairs, so the two women ducked into the main gym: mirrored walls lined with neon, rows of punching bags, mood lighting and a D.J. blasting Busta Rhymes.
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Mr. Livingston, a designer and entrepreneur, leased the duplex in a converted 19th-century Catholic church 18 months ago with the intention of offsetting his rent by letting out the second bedroom through Airbnb.
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"Fitness in general doesn't exist in their life, there's no form of exercise in their curriculum, they're rescued, they're put into schooling, and they never have any way of letting out steam," she says.
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The country singer, 35, came to Jolie Rae's defense on social media on Sunday regarding a video she posted of the little girl letting out an ear-piercing scream before ducking behind an armchair.
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It is debatable as to whether Donald Trump has done a service to the country by "letting out the dogs," but he is forcing us to see who we really are as a nation.
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I remember letting out a roar after the anthem played, and groans echoing throughout the establishment as British supporters realized they had an Australian in their midst who wouldn't stop shouting at the screen.
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I don't have all the answers, but I'm happy to continue being a work in progress, knowing that I'm not alone — even when I'm not letting out a collective, cathartic scream with 30 other people.
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Wyoming's population was expected to double to 1.2 million over the course of two days, and The Denver Post predicted that the city's northbound traffic would be like six Broncos games letting out at once.
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It's the expression of being chill, and just letting out some air, taking a goddamn breath and allowing our expressions to relax into a stoner's smile while we manage to go about our every day lives.
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In a nutshell, I rode hard for Peru, Panama, and Costa Rica, but there is video footage of me letting out an ungracious yet sonorous cackle of pleasure after England won the penalty shootout against Colombia.
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In the video posted on Saturday, Teigen can be seen struggling as she twirls with a little help from husband John Legend, letting out a scream as she accepts defeat and drops off her tip-toes.
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The goal was to offer a tentative step towards a solution for one of the most vexing problems facing working parents: The hours-long gap between school letting out and the end of the work day.
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"What we're learning from 'Brexit' is that there's a price to be paid in terms of letting out emotion dictate policy instead of responsible leadership," he said, referring to Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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After Donald Trump won the presidential election in 2016, protests broke out on the island, with penguins letting out text-based chants of "not my president" and "my body my choice" on the snow-covered streets.
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Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter "Yes, we can go there," Johnson remarked, as his daughter immediately broke into a huge smile and began letting out a few more communicative cries.
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"I make a personal request that they have some compassion and not carry on with what a lot of us know as abuse," she says about the state of the school system, letting out a heavy sigh.
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Give the trailer a watch above, see how long you can go without covering your eyes or letting out an involuntary shriek, and make sure to check out It: Chapter Two when it hits theaters September 6.
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FROM COINAGE: The Cost of "Beauty & The Beast's" Wedding Registry Kevin didn't seem too concerned with the blunder, letting out a chuckle and a wide smile — but the Twittersphere noticed, and had no mercy on the man.
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Near the end of the third quarter in Wednesday night's game against the Milwaukee Bucks, Bagley fell after running into a screen by the Bucks' Malcom Brogdon, and held his left knee while letting out a scream.
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Ms. Rowling has done an excellent job of shrouding the production in suspense, letting out the occasional detail — Hermione is played by Noma Dumezweni, who is black; Albus is, basically, a disaffected youth — when it suits her.
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But Tommy Kahnle entered after the two walks and retired the heart of the Indians order — striking out Jason Kipnis, getting out Jose Ramirez on a fly ball and fanning Jay Bruce before letting out a roar.
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The network, apparently unaware that it was still broadcasting, captured Trump letting out a weirdly chill "Okayyyyy" after he completed his much-anticipated address on the pandemic currently sweeping across America and more than 100 other countries.
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In one photo, all three of the Christina on the Coast and Flip or Flop star's children pose underneath the Christmas tree as Taylor snuggles up to her baby brother, who was busy letting out a wail.
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Austin, Texas: 212 dead, 216 injuredAt about 212:213 AM, an unidentified man pulled out a gun on a crowded street at the center of the city's nightlife district, just as bars were letting out, and opened fire.
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Bed, finally, after my daily Duolingo Spanish lesson (I'm in an industry where Spanish is important, and I'm not as proficient as I want to be); letting out the dog; a dose of probiotics; and too many emails.
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You can collect coins on the side of the trail by stretching out the Ring-Con and sucking them up, and you can destroy obstacles like boxes by squeezing the ring, letting out a powerful burst of air.
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She vows to "fight to retain local control so that our communities can decide what is best for our growth, instead of letting out-of-state corporations damage our clean land, air, and water for their own profit".
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"There is this significant difference between people who are using it in a sharing capacity and people who are using it in a commercial capacity as an alternative to other ways of letting out investment properties," she said.
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In the first showdown between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump, the presidential candidates exchanged blows on trade and foreign policy, called each other racist and inept, and could not resist letting out stray smirks or occasional sniffles.
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But Ms. Goerke also had to feign sleep onstage for nearly 20 minutes before letting out a resounding "Heil dir, Sonne!" that penetrated through swelling fortes in the orchestra, crisp and controlled under the baton of Philippe Jordan.
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Asked last week whether he would mind sitting alongside Mr. Putin with Mr. Blatter, the Mr. Infantino asked reporters if "you have any other questions" before letting out a long, nervous laugh and then adding, "Everyone is welcome."
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Unfortunately, I startled the thing in the process, and it reacted by digging its claws into my wrist, letting out a string of rapid-fire barks, and dropping a glistening turd on the tiles of the kitchen floor.
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Biden has defended himself by arguing that, while he opposes national legalization, he will still let states legalize, and he'll decriminalize at the federal level, letting out anyone who's locked up for marijuana possession and expunging their records.
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In our call, we talked about how Rentify is attempting to make life a lot easier for landlords by taking on much of the risk regards managing and letting out a property — with the help of technology, of course.
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It brought a prototype version to CES in 2017 and spent the rest of the year slowly letting out more information about the car, including its estimated price (the base model will cost about $60,000) and ship date (2019).
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Agbonlahor had seemingly kicked Tomlinson because he was a child in a boyband, and when the English see handsome innocence kicked out of a child on grass, they respond by letting out some sort of guttural noise: "OOOOAAAAAAAYY," usually.
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Etsy seller FarFromAverage has created the perfect present for any diehard fan of The Office, a red sequin pillow that shows an image of Schrute, hilariously played by Rainn Wilson, letting out a big laugh — or perhaps a terrifying shout.
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Concerts have recently become the target of violence both in the US and UK. On May 22, a 22-year-old man detonated a bomb outside of Manchester Arena when an Ariana Grande concert was letting out, killing 22 people.
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Barcelona's leftist mayor Ada Colau, who took over last June and froze the granting of new tourist licenses for homes and hotels, has launched a plan to stop people from letting out their homes without a license via homesharing websites.
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Osaka laughed at her plight, and that moment of mirth acted like a release valve, letting out all the pressure that had been building since she dispatched Serena Williams in straight sets in New York to win her first major title.
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"So sad to see what is happening in New York where Governor Cuomo & Mayor DeBlasio are letting out 900 Criminals, some hardened & bad, onto the sidewalks of our rapidly declining, because of them, city," he wrote on Twitter on Nov. 5.
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The friend I'd been upset about and I actually didn't resolve the issues for months afterward, but after letting out how I felt I didn't dwell on it, and I didn't constantly contact her in an attempt to force her to speak up.
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In an effort to prevent water from coming over and around the dams, the US Army Corps began a controlled release, letting out 3,500 cubic feet per second from each dam, and later doubling the flow to 5893,000 as the storm subsided.
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Claiming to already have more than 100,000 apartments being managed through its app since the company was founded last year, Home aims to remove some of the hassle associated with letting out a property, not just for property owners but also tenants.
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But before Smith could be 100 percent ready for the game, there was one last thing he had to do: stand up on his couch and flap his wings like an eagle while letting out a mighty — and incredibly hilarious — bird noise.
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On one of the first fall weekends of the year, I found myself — laying on a yoga mat in a refurbished barn house in upstate New York, surrounded by 30 other Asian-American women — letting out the biggest scream I could muster.
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We got the freshly-minted rapper Tuesday night at LAX and she took aim at Logan, calling him "disgusting" for first talking about depression as a fatal illness as a body hung from a tree in the background ... then letting out a laugh.
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When his parents surprised Lucas with the pony he worked so hard to pitch in for, the 7-year-old was overcome with emotion, letting out joyful sobs and a simple "it's awesome" when asked by his mum how he was feeling.
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One longtime Democrat who originally sought to entice Mr. Brown into the race, Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, could not help letting out a loud "oy!" when asked about the possibility of another candidate joining the sprawling field.
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The 23-year-old American was in imperious form as he led from start to finish to leave the field trailing in his wake before letting out a mighty scream and blowing a kiss to the sky as he crossed the line.
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For Rodrigues, and the other 59 young people who join the boxing session three times a week at the Santa Maria della Sanita church, letting out their frustrations on punch bags is a welcome escape from the realities of living in Rione Sanita.
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" The memorable moments ranged from an appearance by 98-year-old Katherine Johnson -- the NASA scientist whose story is at the heart of the movie "Hidden Figures" -- to 16-year-old Auli'i Cravalho letting out a sigh after belting out the nominated song from "Moana.
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There's a farmhouse letting out an ominous cloud of black smoke, a baby crib mobile made of knives and other very sharp objects, a bunch of question marks next to the number 6 and, like, way more creepy demon hands than is probably necessary.
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According to the Guardian, after Gary Anderson beat Wesley Harms 10-2 on Thursday for a spot in the quarter-finals, Harms blamed his loss (in part) on a "fragrant smell," which he claimed came from his opponent repeatedly letting out some rancid stinkers.
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Those Uber "side hustle" commercials were super cool back in 2016, when driving for Uber or Lyft or Postmates, or shopping for TaskRabbit or letting out a room on Airbnb to cover your hiked-up rent, actually seemed like an opportunity rather than a necessity.
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And that's before you even consider how, in inviting this bevy of connected device makers into your home, you're typically letting out a flow of what can be highly sensitive personal data to be sucked into the cloud for profit-seeking entities to pore over.
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Asked about an incident where one of the Indian-born Guptas allegedly offered former ANC lawmaker Vytjie Mentor the position of minister of public enterprises, Zuma said on Tuesday: "I know nothing about it", repeating the same phrase several times and once letting out a chuckle.
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The six-second teaser opens with a black screen and the image of a MacBook volume sign lowering to mute until, all of a sudden, the ad cuts to a close-up of the titular nun letting out a scream like the freaky-ass hell demon she is.
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London Assembly Member Tom Copley said, "You're starting to see people building up groups of properties and letting them out by short-term letting agents" and people who "own a couple of properties and find they can make more [renting to travelers] than by letting out to a few tenants."
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There's Star-Lord (Chris Pratt) soaring and smirking; Gamora (Zoe Saldana) blasting some baddies; Drax (Dave Bautista) jumping into the maw of a tentacled monster; Rocket (Bradley Cooper) setting off some explosives (and letting out an explosive laugh); and, of course, Baby Groot (Vin Diesel) looking like the galaxy's most fired-up cutie-pie.
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London isn't the only city seeking to clamp down on what many see as unfair practices being exploited by Airbnb and its customers: Berlin: In June the courts upheld a ban which prevents Airbnb hosts letting out their properties for more than 50 percent of the year — or risk facing a €100,000 fine ($104,000).
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Statovci's writing in this scene has an affecting lyricism: He pulled a compass out of his pocket, and as the boat headed west he pressed his hands against his forehead and began letting out a series of strange whimpering sounds—he was sobbing—and I held out my hand to him and he took it.
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After letting out an audible gasp in reaction to Archie's doubtful purchase, another audible gasp came out of my mouth when Moose Mason (Cody Kearsley) and Midge Klump (Emilija Baranac), two of Reggie's jingle jangle customers, were murdered near Sweetwater River by someone who I assume if the same masked murderer who's basically ruining Archie's life post-Pop's.
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In January, as a large caravan of migrants prepared to cross into a US port in Texas, a group of Mexican law enforcement officials surrounded them and detained them at an empty factory, letting out only a few a day to seek asylum; when unrest broke out at the factory, the asylum seekers were dispersed on buses to towns farther from the border.
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Emily: I remain deeply unconvinced that Logan and Rhea have actually slept together — even a show this committed to making sure sex remains in your imagination would show us a kiss or something — but Succession wants you to think about it a lot, about the prospect of Rhea smiling tightly as she unbuttons his shirt or Logan letting out a great huff as he whumps down into bed.
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Certainly, you wouldn't see it on ESPN Classic, no matter how good the game around it was, and it wouldn't be available regularly on YouTube, but, certainly, someone, a diligent taper, would have a copy, would make copies, it would spread on underground circuits, groups of 12-year-old boys, huddled in basements, showing copies of the Death Dunk to their friends, who grow up to either be haunted by what they saw, or forget about it, become fathers and productive members of society, only bringing it up when they're three deep at a barbecue and maybe letting out some embarrassing laughter about the time they watched a man die?
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