Her answers to my questions are always vague and muttered.
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"I've never been in an airplane before," I muttered, stalling.
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"Stop guys," he muttered just after he took the stage.
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"They're not going to mistake me for you," Daniel muttered.
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"They're leaving us," he muttered to no one in particular.
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Some muttered that the whole enterprise faced a "governance crisis".
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"Fuck that," he muttered, and knocked off half a star.
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"Nice to see you too," Trish muttered under her breath.
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"That sky's like porridge someone left sitting out," he muttered.
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"God damn it, he just couldn't help it," Skinner muttered.
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"Technically, I'm going to the gym after this," Grundy muttered.
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"You are upstaging me," I muttered to the cooing dove.
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"Stormy the porn star," the former New York mayor muttered.
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"He read English," muttered my dad, who read Natural Sciences.
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"Stupid people," Mr. Trump muttered, before returning to his speech.
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He blinked heavily and muttered that he'd gather his things.
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"Whatever," the girl muttered, and turned the dial to jazz.
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His friend muttered a curse, shook his head, and followed.
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This has been some day, Tiny muttered into Dale's hair.
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"Somebody who didn't know what they were doing," he muttered.
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"Damn shame," she muttered into the phone over and over again.
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"They could work for Los Ardillos," he muttered under his breath.
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He paused, then muttered "what an extraordinary man" under his breath.
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The other patients muttered and jostled, jittery in this foreign space.
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"Holy shit," someone next to me muttered under her breath.https://t.
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My wife stirred and muttered something about turning the light off.
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"All the misery we suffered on the way here," he muttered.
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"There are women and children," the conductor, watching the operation, muttered.
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The guy to my left, Adrien, muttered something under his breath.
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He got up and muttered as he walked down the block.
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When pressed for details, I demurred and muttered darkly about Birmingham.
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" Sanders laughed and muttered something about how Stackhouse "couldn't shoot himself.
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The first bite was so tasty I actually muttered an expletive.
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"Well, he has played for Atlético Madrid," one fan muttered approvingly.
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"Don't need to make a big thing about it," he muttered.
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"I said soft , not raw," she muttered, as the waiter departed.
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Shapiro wrote the scene with sideways glances, skulking, and muttered chatter.
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"The rules have to be tough, this is Baikal," he muttered.
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If Thiem had muttered 'plus ca change', he would have been forgiven.
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"What is happening?" she muttered, then just decided to go with it.
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"Oh, Jesus Christ," one person muttered — lots of people to move out.
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"No," I muttered, turning red in the face from shame and frustration.
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Some muttered that the first black president might be a secret Muslim.
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"And you're so easy to make insecure," Khloé muttered under her breath.
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"Oh for Pete's sake," he muttered, pressing a button on his headphones.
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The gesture met with muttered disagreement from EU diplomats in the room.
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"Send a good picture back to Germany," Trump muttered to the press.
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"It's not actually going to happen," one man muttered to the other.
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"Fuck off," I muttered, pulled myself together, and went back to dinner.
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His interpretations of our enemy's muttered words were always clear and precise.
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"That's crazy," she muttered as she went into the post office. ♦
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"And they gotta look at the other ones also, folk," Trump muttered.
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"It's crazy," one customer muttered after spotting empty shelves at the store.
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He punched the air with his right fist and muttered his displeasure.
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Of course, now he misses in the snow, muttered Raiders fans everywhere.
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He twisted his hands over the steering wheel and muttered an expletive.
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"I am almosting it," Stephen Dedalus muttered early on in the novel.
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" He also muttered soliloquies: "I got blamed for something I didn't do.
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"How long you think he's gonna talk for today?" one player muttered.
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I muttered a prayer to St. Anthony, patron saint of lost items.
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"I should be wrestling tonight," is a familiar refrain, heard muttered backstage.
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"Pack your bags for…trip," she muttered as she worked out the surprise.
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Mr Trump then stabbed the air several times and muttered "knives, knives, knives".
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"I've gone through so much in this industry," muttered Lazari under his breath.
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I still think we should cut off her head, Moro's wife muttered, probably.
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"One on three," he muttered, suggesting that the panel was siding with Mrs.
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"Kill me," he muttered to himself, finishing with a stream of despairing expletives.
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" There was a long pause, then he muttered, "I think I'm losing it.
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A member of the camera crew muttered, "we'll get it right this time."
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One, she says, has even muttered, "Devil be rid of me!" at her.
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It withstood the blow and scurried behind the TV. "Another day," Rebecca muttered.
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"The sea is miles and miles to the south, across the mountains," he muttered.
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"Fuck this, I'm calling the cops," she muttered as she turned and walked away.
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Finally the protester muttered something about "all you assholes," and things began to disperse.
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"What the fuck," Jayden muttered, before glancing shamefully at the toddler next to him.
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Except for Justice O'Connor, who lowered her head, squinted slightly, and muttered, 'Oh, my.
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Melanie's so damn lazy, their mother had muttered when she first saw the pad.
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"If this blood stains my desert boots..." he muttered, wiping away at his shoes.
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"I've never used this before," she muttered as she showed the screen to Clester.
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"We are all siblings here and they still throw shit at you," she muttered.
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Muttered curses and even shouts against the government follow the journalists talking to them.
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Mr. Fillon muttered at one point that he would take Mr. Poutou to court.
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Surely, China had contributed to the war far more than Burma had, he muttered.
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The smokers "defrost them overnight" he muttered, as if passing on a secret recipe.
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He muttered to himself, then went to the dugout and stared at the field.
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The company has also muttered about international arbitration, eliciting splutters from the minister of mines.
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Translators muttered live renderings of the speeches to friends and family unable to speak English.
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"Eyn chaya kao ("there can be no such creature")," he muttered to himself in Hebrew.
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Maybe, muttered some, the new president is not as European as he professes to be.
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There were hateful words muttered as people passed me on my way to the mosque.
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He may have muttered "Give my best to Plastic Pat," but the tape is unclear.
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Unable to find the white lies that were always there for him, Etheridge muttered incomprehensibly.
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"Our country has collapsed," muttered a boy, Wilkens Desrosiers, who had come looking for food.
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Album "Rembrandts," muttered the electric-coiffed boxing promoter Don King as he entered the courtroom.
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"I'm just going to work now," I muttered, a half-truth in the half-light.
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"He's done," muttered a 59-year-old man who gave his name only as Coach.
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They muttered a greeting and asked me to sit down, which I did with considerable pleasure.
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"I know they don't clap," he muttered under his breath after giving a speech in 2015.
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There was also the chance of a few muttered greetings to other inmates walking the cage.
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Some hours of Googling, mistyped commands, and muttered curses later, I was cranking out eerie portraits.
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Clinton accused him of not supporting clean energy ideas, and he muttered, "Come on," when Mrs.
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The serendipity of life: "If only I had gone in a few minutes earlier," he muttered.
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"No fucking way," I muttered to myself, walking quickly toward the clearance rack where it hung.
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This usually warm employee muttered, "I don't want to get sick," and darted into her office.
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He asked me what I was interested in; I muttered something about fentanyl analogues in reply.
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"I can't win a game against anybody," muttered Sachia Vickery, an up-and comer ranked 218th.
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The second birder, Sandra Critelli, muttered that she needed to get back to the office soon.
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"Get it together, Lizard," she muttered to herself as she leaned over a stainless-steel bowl.
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"Mom," she muttered, looking to see if anyone noticed, "you don't bring flowers to infantry graduation."
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When the 173rd-ranked Briton broke Halep, the twice Grand Slam champion muttered angrily towards Cahill.
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I just muttered that I did not know anything and bid her good luck and farewell.
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"I will vigorously follow this bizarre news cycle," a Noisey staff member muttered under his breath.
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President Donald Trump has muttered about launching a military invasion, but after Iraq that is highly unlikely.
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If she hasn't muttered anger about me than I have not done my job as a mother.
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If someone looked in the street and smelled like a muttered sigh, then they'd wake up, too.
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She muttered slugs to herself, rocking back and forth whimpering: ten-thoughts-about-thots-and-other-thoughts.
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For years, I avoided the one who muttered, "Nigger," after a black co-worker poured his coffee.
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Boutaris stared back at a sea of angry faces on May 20—a few muttered insults. Boos
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"How did I screw this up so badly?" she muttered, embarrassed by her unreliable sense of direction.
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Subject continued with his appeal that he has told all that he has and muttered 'help me.
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" Making his way down the hall, he muttered: "I'm sorry to yell at you, but my God.
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And so the people collectively threw their minty-fresh, waxy threads into the trash and muttered, "Gobdanged dentist."
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I forfeited my monkey as the nurses muttered something about how contraband could be hidden inside it. Fine.
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"If it pisses on any of my shit, I'm gonna drop kick it," I muttered under my breath.
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"There are a lot of murder mysteries about very wealthy relatives," one person muttered, scrolling through a list.
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"I can't wait to see what part Ramsay cuts off you this time," a henchman muttered with glee.
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" As he walked toward the conference room door, he muttered under his breath, "I'm going to go reflect.
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Acrimony among these various parties isn't unusual: Ronald Reagan once muttered, "Sons of bitches," after reporters questioned him.
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Historians believe Adams' last words were, "Thomas Jefferson survives," muttered in his dying breaths before typhoid overcame him.
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"The Uberization of my genitals has begun," she muttered as the car's futuristic swizzle stick rubbed against her.
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Now that our opinions have been stated, our complaints muttered, and our tears shed, we're left with another problem.
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About time, muttered some; Mrs Merkel had run the country since 2005 and the party for five years more.
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Throughout November, the words "Christmas is coming" were muttered under the breaths of the chefs in the back kitchen.
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That was brutal," Trump muttered to Christie on the debate stage, according to someone familiar with the exchange. "Tremendous.
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Richard Anderson, until last month the boss of Delta, America's second-biggest airline, has muttered about an aircraft "bubble".
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After the Brexit vote, the U-word is muttered everywhere in boardrooms—from carmaking to airlines, energy to telecoms.
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Though only attributed to a "senior Bush advisor" back then, it had long been assumed that Rove muttered it.
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He muttered something about Rotten Tomatoes, asked me to stop recording and, after I did, he began talking again.
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Then she pressed an intercom and muttered, "Need a fix on a 406," as the guard escorted Ellison away.
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"Too bad you can't tell me about my grandparents in China," I muttered with no expectation of a reply.
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An older woman approached the store, tried the door, muttered something under her breath and tried the door again.
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But had it been Joe Biden who muttered such gibberish, it would have prompted another round of age-shaming.
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"A tragedy," he muttered, sitting in the PRI's municipal headquarters in Atlacomulco, a two-story building gloomy with loss.
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As Amadeo consoled him, the sick man muttered back in words that no one else on Earth still understood.
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He muttered "virtual ghost, virtual pet, virtual ghost, virtual pet" to himself as if testing it, biting off each consonant.
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" She then transitioned to a musical number about potential scandals, appeared to flub a line and muttered "Oh s**t.
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"I've never tried kadhai before," a harried-looking millennial in a white button-down muttered as he scanned the menu.
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Instead, after he had failed to beat Bolt, some in the news media muttered that Gatlin lacked a champion's heart.
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Then I smiled at the guy at the cash register who sold me some bubble gum and he muttered something.
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When she muttered, "you don't see how they're looking at you," I assumed she was bothered by my fashion choices.
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He muttered a few words to his rhythm section, the bassist John Hébert and the drummer Craig Weinrib, and hesitated.
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Yes. The old sage took his last breath and muttered his last indecipherable words, in German, on April 18, 1955.
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Their inevitable meeting — something about using carbon nanotubes to strengthen Gardner's bone density is muttered — occasions an Earth road trip.
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One down-the-line forehand winner landed right at the baseline and Thiem&aposs shoulders sagged as he muttered to himself.
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"Let's go home, I think the kids are over it," muttered one harried set of parents on the day I visited.
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Johnson just muttered something about his comments being "misconstrued" and that the press should really be asking more substantive questions. 5.
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Enter the Loud Bicycle horn, the answer to every cyclist's muttered prayers as they almost get crushed between two buses—again.
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"It's all about money," she muttered, looking through the windshield at the driver and officer, who were chatting like old friends.
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"There's no sense of decency anymore," he muttered, picking up the discarded bike and heaving it into the air in anger.
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Streaming, once muttered in the same breath as piracy in the music industry, is now the fastest growing part of its income.
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"Terrible, terrible, terrible," he muttered at one stage early in the third set before the roof was closed because of impending rain.
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She, Kendall and Landisio began searching databases, trying to find some whiff of him, while Cuddy muttered to herself: ''Don't get frustrated.
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Before I could finish my spiel about being born this way, he muttered, "Nah, nah, I don't fuck with that," and left.
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" Kendall "muttered knowingly" in Elle about the reality star brood: "Every time I think it's eased up, someone's popping out a baby.
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"I see the same people at every single grime show," my friend Kenza muttered to me at the beginning of the night.
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"Oh, yeah," a friend of mine, now sober for about two years, muttered around a mouthful of tacos a few nights later.
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He found a spot for Betsy DeVos—"the Dutch Lutheran evangelical with her forty-million-dollar yacht," he muttered, shaking his head.
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"With so much danger," she said, and muttered something about her grandson, already grown, having disappeared without a trace six years earlier.
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Schwartzman did not even move toward the shot, instead gesturing at his leg as he muttered to his coach, Juan Ignacio Chela.
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They muttered hopes that the coast guard would not catch them, that they were good people, that they were mothers and fathers.
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Several of Mr. Murphy's friends, crowded together on a pew, shook their heads and muttered, some burying their faces in their hands.
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"She grimaced, she rolled her eyes, she muttered under her breath," and then she did something to send Twitter round the bend.
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Ed Rowny," one person muttered before the service, as a reporter asked about a man in a wheelchair, "who advised five presidents.
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And when the Russia investigation did come up, Trump pretty much just muttered the word collusion a few times, then moved on.
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Mr Kaczynski has muttered about reopening the EU's treaties; his Europe minister, Konrad Szymanski, speaks vaguely of returning powers from Brussels to governments.
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As the lawyers and judge spoke, the 30-year-old former security guard barely opened his eyes and only muttered a few words.
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"While at the cashier, (the victim) said she muttered the word &aposhelp,&apos but the clerk did not notice it," the affidavit says.
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Sanders first muttered "Jesus Christ," then attacked David Brock, the Democratic operative and close Clinton ally who has been hammering away at him.
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Some delegates at the General Assembly on Tuesday laughed and muttered when Trump, in a speech, praised the "extraordinary" achievements of his administration.
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" Towards the end of the debate, as Clinton was answering a question about entitlements, Trump muttered into his microphone: "Such a nasty woman.
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"Tourists," muttered Ira, my husband, as he and my college pal Steven forged ahead down a mountain trail of wildflowers and towering spruces.
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Lewandowski all but strutted out of that hearing room as Democrats muttered meekly about a contempt citation that would involve time, courts, etc.
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"The law's going to get stricter," muttered Darren Abbot, painstakingly plucking pinfeathers from one of the dead birds in Mr. Mouland's work shed.
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They muttered and motioned toward the man, who did not seem to perceive that what little power he had was withering around him.
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When a group of black youths marched behind him with fists raised, he muttered, "Ay, yi," but then waited quietly until they passed.
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He muttered something about "having your cake and eating it", so I ordered tea and crumpets, as the State Department's British etiquette handbook recommends.
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Over beer, roast pork and schnitzel at long communal tables, activists muttered about the influx of non-Bavarian migrants from other parts of Germany.
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"It works," he muttered, as he sat on the edge of the trunk and took a bag of rolling tobacco from his thigh pocket.
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That's when those hastily muttered phrases expanded into alarming narratives of rape, retaliation, ruined relationships, substance abuse, depression, prescription drug overdoses, and suicide attempts.
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"What the hell are you yelling about?" he muttered, staring at me with pupils dilated by the atropine he took for his heart arrhythmia.
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Should I start with the friend who went public with her domestic abuse story while her male peers muttered about it helping her career?
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Surely, cynics have long muttered, it was too vast for the then-president not to have known about it, or indeed profited from it.
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It often seems to be muttered as much as written, like one of those garbled subway announcements you cannot understand but suspect might matter.
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Mr. Morales shook his head in disbelief and muttered under his breath as the jury foreman read the verdict sheet: guilty on all counts.
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The Butcher of Bosnia, a nickname I thought let him off lightly, stared at me coldly and muttered something to his aide-de-camp.
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The father and daughter stopped to check their shopping cart, when a woman next to them muttered, "Speak [expletive] English" in a low growl.
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The shooter in Christchurch, New Zealand, live-streamed his killing of 51 people, and muttered "Subscribe to PewDiePie" as he carried out the massacre.
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During his trial Mr. Asahara said little, and he yawned and muttered incoherently when he was found guilty and sentenced to death in 2004.
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One morning, as we headed to the beach on one of the resort taxis, I muttered to Brendan that I had forgotten our towels.
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Asked whether they agreed that the Netherlands was failing to "protect its own culture", most muttered about the decline of values or the national anthem.
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The implicit "You can practically see us from where you're standing!" turns into a muttered, "Just chill out, dude" the moment you request a car.
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With ten minutes to go, an Italian defender muttered something to him (about his mother, Mr Zidane alleged; only about his sister, the defender maintained).
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In rather blue language, a Labour-supporting voice muttered that because the party is "going to be so divided … the Conservatives are going to win".
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Some of their colleagues muttered that if you gave new mothers an inch, the next thing you knew, they'd be nursing on the Senate floor.
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At one point, Blunt even muttered Russia's ads on Facebook and elsewhere "probably got more attention here [in Congress] than they did" during the election.
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Muttered Persian lines from the text were woven into the restless music, though, even here, the piece over all had a self-contained, contemplative character.
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Good-natured and easygoing, he would let it go, with a little sigh and a corrective "It's a lumbar support pillow" muttered under his breath.
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Mr. Tines charismatically handled the shifts of style so naturally you almost didn't notice when, say, muttered words of despair slipped into dreamy lyrical musings.
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"These flowers are as alive as I am," she muttered, showing off a wilting bouquet in her dressing room at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
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After an errant drive on No. 14, Rahm muttered to his caddie, Adam Hayes, that he shouldn't hit the shot until he could visualize it.
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When he announced his retirement, some malcontents muttered that he ought to step down from the speaker's job now and give someone else a turn.
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"They're all Phoebe from Friends," a woman muttered to her companion as they passed the Handmaids Tale-style procession on its way towards the steps.
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The flustered Suns muttered among themselves during a timeout after the layup, and fans headed for the concourses in droves, even though halftime had not arrived.
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In a moment indicative of Sanders' night, he was asked a question about his health, muttered something like "I'm fine" and then pivoted to talk policy.
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If they had to tighten their belts, many muttered, why shouldn't the prince himself, who reportedly paid half a billion dollars for a yacht in 2015?
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He'll play to camera, or he'll wink a bit, or he'll even toss in some sort of muttered aside into the text of the speech itself.
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Before The Big Bang Theory debuted on CBS more than a decade ago, the words "big bang theory" were only muttered in high school science classrooms.
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"That's neat," I muttered, figuring she would either describe the general location of the dial, or the game would suddenly mark it on the screen. Nope!
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It was worth it for the look on his face, and the way he immediately quieted down, muttered, "That's cool," and started wrapping up my purchase.
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Stop this, some of the more impassioned onlookers muttered, likening it to white nonsense of the highest order; the utter caucasity, protesters screamed into the void.
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In my solitude, alone and away from my mother and everyone else who could possibly listen or would possibly care, I muttered thoughts to this girl.
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For years, critics muttered that she was unpatriotic (because she is a Muslim who criticises the ruling party) and a prostitute (because she is a woman).
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All night long, the gears of delivery trucks ground at the traffic light on the corner; four floors down, strangers muttered and swore in the darkness.
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The film's star, James Stewart, was less than impressed: "The really important thing being rehearsed here is the camera, not the actors!" he muttered during filming.
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"They don't say the France or the Spain," muttered Paul Gerlach, the president of the Ukrainian Community of Western Pennsylvania, which had organized the film festival.
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I've brought you here because I have questions for you," Witherspoon told her son in a hilarious social media post, as Deacon playfully muttered, "Oh God.
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I've brought you here because I have questions for you," Witherspoon told her son in a hilarious social media post, as Deacon playfully muttered, "Oh God.
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Before leaving, Professor Arrow muttered, "But I thought that Turner's theory was entirely discredited by Spencer, who showed that the hypothesized homing mechanism couldn't possibly work."
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"I'm going to use a tractor to get you out the day I get my land back," she muttered furiously, looking down at no one in particular.
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The idea of listing Aramco has been muttered in the corridors of power in Riyadh for years, but these conversations may now be turning into concrete plans.
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In the finale of that series, Durst apparently muttered to himself that he'd "killed them all, of course," while allegedly being unaware his microphone was still on.
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"It looks like the kind of thing my daughter would bring back from her school art lessons," he muttered while being shown Ethiopian art in 1965. 3.
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He had dejectedly muttered about his injury and its effects through much of the third set, but had waited until the set ended to finally concede defeat.
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He lay there and flopped and muttered on the couch until the darkness again fell on Dromord Hill and the extent of the night shamelessly presented itself.
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"He needs to pull up that collar," she muttered, nodding at one soldier whose fleece-lined hoodie had dropped to expose the top of his wool hat.
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On Soccer ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — High in the stands, Diego Maradona raised his eyes to the heavens, his arms in supplication, and muttered two words: Gracias, Dios.
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"We're not going to do any of that," Mattis muttered to an aide, before drawing up plans for a more limited airstrike that Trump later agreed to.
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If you read through those quotes from the Pitchfork interview, nodded, laughed wryly, and then muttered something half-clever to yourself about Tillman's persona, then you'll love them.
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To be sure, there are some Democrats who think in this same way, as with those who muttered about voting machines after George W. Bush was re-elected.
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"How rude," he muttered to no one in particular — perhaps to everyone in general who felt the need to constantly comment on his being, ahem, an "older" father.
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What I'm hearing: Kelly blew up at Trump in an Oval Office meeting that day, and while walking back to his office muttered he was going to quit.
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Such model citizens as Rob Goldstone and Sam Nunberg flitted around the operation, while such moral touchstones as Roger Ailes and Roger Stone muttered advice from the sidelines.
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The 21th-seeded Kyrgios muttered a few of his own at himself and his lot in life on the luminous blue court, whose color often matched his mood.
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Another woman appeared less pleased -- she muttered that Warren wants to make everything "free," adding that it was unclear the senator could possibly pay for all of her ideas.
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Considering how many times she likely had to endure Rooney's patronizing muttered comments about bus drivers, the fact that she stopped for him at all qualifies her as cool.
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"Sudan is too old for this," he muttered a few minutes later, as lightning-quick monkeys bound around trying to grab carrots from the pile at the rhino's feet.
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Some Scots who are Turnberry members and who sat in the front row at Trump's news conference muttered "no" whenever the subject of Scotland leaving the EU came up.
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Wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and backpack, the man muttered a "Sorry" before drawing a gun and shooting the dog, a 9-month-old Labrador Retriever mix named Nolan.
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When I was a teen in the early aughts, you were lucky if a guy begrudgingly muttered the one word question "prom?" when you crossed paths in the hallway.
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My neighbors told me that they had denied him knives to get inside while he was locked out—he had gotten aggressive with them and muttered things about me.
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Christopher Wilkins, who was convicted in 22019 of murdering two men during a drug deal, reportedly muttered "I'm sorry" as relatives of one of the victims watched the execution.
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Obama dominated as if he were a distinguished professor running a seminar, while McCain, in his turn, muttered a few feeble Republican talking points and disgusted even President Bush.
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"We are not even allowed entrance into our own independence day ceremonies," muttered one indigenous woman angrily, as she pushed past me in her pollera, a traditional Quechua skirt.
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She was so patient and nice as I muttered about being an artist from San Francisco and I asked if I could come by and meet her some time.
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LONDON — Amateur lip readers pored over the video clip almost as soon as the British Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, shook his head and muttered a few words in disgust.
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Mr. Biden laughed at one of Mr. Sanders's rebukes and muttered "Give me a break" when the Vermont senator urged him to disavow a super PAC supporting his campaign.
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"We're at war while America is at the mall," some lance corporal muttered to another as they shivered against the winds rushing down the valleys in the Hindu Kush.
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If you wanted to approximate that thunder or that power of speech, it couldn't be done by a little modest voice in which you muttered something to someone else.
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Expect wry, hilarious non sequiturs muttered in between songs — like "Them Changes" and "Show You the Way" — that will be full of elastic funk grooves and blistering bass solos.
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At any given moment, his dramatic verse is sung, shouted, muttered and sometimes spoken with the warm assurance it needs, from hundreds of stages to thousands of eager spectators.
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Uncool. Considering how many times she likely had to endure Rooney's patronizing muttered comments about bus drivers, the fact that she stopped for him at all qualifies her as cool.
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But, what is the true story that inspired Cat Person, the goose-bump-inducing short story that had many of us nodding our heads as we muttered "same" to ourselves?
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Asked for specific examples of terrorist threats, Flentje muttered something about "a number of people from Somalia connected to Al Shabaab," but he submitted no such evidence to the courts.
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"If this fucking thing tells my digital legion of fans and haters to buy Frito Lay products without my consent I'm gonna fucking kill myself," I muttered under my breath.
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Brought together through obligation rather than desire, and with years of underlying resentment and competitiveness ready to surface, snips, jabs, and patronizing remarks are muttered as beers are passed around.
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Although Galileo was forced to recant that the earth revolves around the sun, popular legend has it that he muttered "Eppur si muove" (and yet it moves) under his breath.
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The day after the Senate's health care vote went down in flames, one Republican Congress member walked passed him and audibly muttered, "Phony," as Meadows talked to the TV cameras.
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" Asked if Trump would be back on the teleprompters at his next rally, Conway muttered "who knows" before offering a tongue-in-cheek comment: "He's always on message, don't you think?
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" In the final moments of The Jinx, Durst excused himself to the restroom and, apparently, not realizing that his microphone was still on, he muttered, "What the hell did I do?
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Having paid and hangers in hand, I muttered my usual, "See you soon!" to the South Asian clerk, whose quick smile and melancholy eyes had come to be a reliable comfort.
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" Matz fell behind in the count with two balls and no strikes, at which point, Collins said, the Mets pitching coaching Dan Warthen muttered, "We'll find out what he's made of.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: When I boarded the A train at Chambers Street, loaded down with shopping bags, I muttered the perfunctory "sorry" as I brushed the woman next to me.
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Sources familiar with the situation told Axios that Kelly exploded at Trump during an Oval Office meeting on March 28, and muttered threats to quit while walking back to his office.
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In the second game, his break did not improve ("so weak," he muttered), but Ms. Pursell explained that as long as four balls touched the sides, the break was in play.
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In an earlier time, the citizens of both countries might have muttered insults about their neighbor under their breath while reading the morning news, or made bitter comments at dinner parties.
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The secretary of state, all but visibly seething, muttered non sequiturs, repeated vacuous talking points, and at one point told Amons it sounded like she was working for the Democratic National Committee.
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The Jailer (the bass-baritone Eric Owens drawing upon the most gravelly qualities of his powerful voice) arrives, sputtering commands at the prisoners amid muttered comments on the cold bleakness around him.
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In January, 2017, inside the Shwedagon Pagoda, a Buddhist shrine in Myanmar, a microphone picked up his muttered recital of a colonial-era poem (Kipling again), before the British Ambassador stopped him.
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Later, while the empty coffins were lowered into the ground at the church, the captain's father, a dentist, muttered words of encouragement to other pilots who had come to offer their condolences.
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Though there was subtlety in how Miles muttered, One always ached to hear a song line uttered With definition, lyrical and real: A well-timed silence puncturing the swing Only to add propulsion.
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Sanders naysayers might have muttered about his Jewishness affecting his 2016 chances, but if a pussy-grabbing, blustering dumbass can earn over 60 million votes in a national election, so can a Jew.
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Clapton's words could just have easily been overheard last week in your local pub, muttered under someone's breath at the 2016 Tory Party Conference, or shouted loud and proud by a UKIP supporter.
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"I hope they are OK in those clothes," someone next to me muttered, shivering as she took off her gloves and tried to take a quick picture of the scene below on her smartphone.
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The Circle is openly modeled on George Orwell's 1984, but the film version feels like 1984 would if Winston never actually left his apartment, and Julia was just a fantasy he muttered about sometimes.
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Let's hear from them on this — presumably, something other than the muttered excuses and tendentious whataboutism of a political movement that is capable of saying and doing anything except look itself in the eye.
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The county health department had reserved the conference room for a training session ("Ready to be bored?" a colleague muttered to Syed Rizwan Farook, before he ducked out), to be followed by a party.
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Their influence was so great that members of the community, including New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick, often muttered their slogan "Gino's, oh yeah!" while they visited players at their favorite hamburger joint.
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Perhaps most surprisingly — and implausibly, given his muttered contempt for her work — Kevin, when he runs into Lil, offers to introduce her to a musician friend who might help make her work more, say, accessible.
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I've seen the reaction often enough in my family: the eye roll and stifled cough, the muttered aside as I show yet another guest the wonders of my well-lit and cleverly organized bean closet.
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We probably muttered something in response, but I just remember avoiding eye contact and running to his car where we did not speak for a long time except to groan, laugh, and then groan again.
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" For years, he sat between Scalia and Justice Stephen Breyer and Thomas said he loved listening to the back and forth between the two, "especially the passing of notes and a whispered or muttered commentary.
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But about the potential liability of her activism on her acting career: "I don't worry about it," Ms. Milano said, reflecting on Hollywood colleagues who have muttered that they wished, like her, they could speak out.
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The climax of this plot line hits in the following hours or days after they've muttered said random phrase, and they're suddenly served an ad on Facebook of the exact same thing they said before. Preposterous!
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In the final debate, just as Clinton prepared to answer a question about Social Security, Trump leaned into his microphone and muttered, "Such a nasty woman," before leaning back, cocking his head, and pursing his lips.
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With plates of potato salad in our hands, we muttered to each other that this guy didn't have a place in his platform for people like us, many of whom worked for employers in other states.
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A new manager questioned the group, and after Mr. Jones assured him that he had everything "under control," the manager turned and muttered a vulgar racial epithet within 10 feet of the group, Mr. Jones recalled.
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In the end, the hotel receptionist called a driver he knew: a surly guy with no meter, who charged an exorbitant fifty-five dollars round trip, and sighed and muttered under his breath the whole way.
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What about that job where a man in a different department, who had no work-related reason to speak to me, regularly muttered gross comments as he walked past my desk on his way to the bathroom?
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But today I can step into the light and claim my now-honorable heritage, which apparently gives my daughter major street cred, and say with pride the words I once muttered under my breath: I'm from Queens.
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When Trump in 2016 was asked to name a favorite part of the Bible, he muttered "an eye for an eye" — a reference to an Old Testament passage that Jesus, in the Sermon on the Mount, specifically renounced.
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Today, if you are quiet on a delayed New Jersey Transit train waiting to get into the existing tunnel, and you listen to the ambient conversation noise among the passengers, you will hear "Christie!" muttered over and over.
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As Clinton answered a question about Social Security and took a swipe at Trump for trying to "get out of" paying taxes via a quirk of the tax code, Trump muttered, "Such a nasty woman," into his mic.
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I think I muttered "I'm fine," as I focused on the kidney shaped swimming pool, the food he served (I referred to it as "health food" in my story) and what the furniture looked like (thrift store bargains).
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They, likewise, will have muttered, "Here we go again," as Helen Holmes—every bit as determined as Cruise, and no less capable of performing her own stunts—mounted a motorbike and hared off in pursuit of a runaway train.
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It isn't the copious amount of foul language and "fucks" the film has to give (somewhere around 35, give or take for different variations, mumbled, or muttered half-fucks), or even the gratuitous violence that hammers this point into the ground.
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"It's a monster," muttered Mr. Sitar, who removed a black satin jacket — emblazoned with "Jeff Sitar, Safecracker" across the back, as well as the logo of a hand manipulating a dial — and revealed a black muscle shirt with the same logo.
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Almost two years ago, on a chilly February afternoon in Washington, D.C., Republican Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma took to the floor of the United States Senate, skeptically muttered a few things about rising global temperatures, then threw a snowball.
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"I can't go back to the Navy, I can't swim," muttered McCarthy's distraught Spicer, following Trump's trail from Trump Tower to his golf course retreat in New Jersey, where McCarthy finally found Alec Baldwin's Trump — and then things took a turn.
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While many players would have been left deflated, Woods muttered an expletive, got the anger out of his system, and fought back to card a respectable one-under-par 71 that left him six strokes behind halfway leader Ryan Palmer.
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Some in the audience muttered sarcastically that the cause must have been sabotage by the campaign of Senator Ted Cruz, who has been engaged in an especially bitter and tense feud with Mr. Rubio in the final days before the South Carolina primary.
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John Kasich, Larry Hogan, and Jeff Flake have all muttered about launching anti-Trump campaigns of their own, like so many nerds vowing to confront their high school bully after one more drink, but Weld has the field to himself for now.
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Between drags on a filterless cigarette, Bargaro muttered the address of our next location into my driver's ear, who quickly peeled off in the direction of the Santeria gathering, leaving me hanging on for dear life to the metal bars on the seat.
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" The Greens' negotiator on climate issues, Annalena Baerbock, told the Berlin daily Die Tageszeitung that as they passed one another in the hallways during the talks, he had muttered in her direction, "Yes, yes, the Greens live in their beautiful, idyllic world.
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" Phillips was reporting from a place few Americans knew firsthand, a place about which, in her story "Country," we read: "This ain't the South, Billy muttered, hung over, his head in his arms on the steering wheel, This is the goddamn past.
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A door was ajar and through the gap he saw the raw, wet face of a man of about forty, his fair hair matted and sweaty, who muttered something between bleeding lips, then, at the jangle of the approaching tea tray, darted away.
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When I told Dad that Carnoustie would be the final round of his portion of the trip, he muttered its name under his breath and gazed off into the distance, contemplating some final words for me to pass along to my mother.
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Cathedral of JunkAll sorts of hipster cities have "Keep ____ Weird" as an unofficial motto at this point, but that shit was born in early 90s in Austin, Texas, when some weirdo called a radio show and muttered the words in a half-awake daze.
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The final nail in the coffin was hammered in front of fans on stage: Jim, who was so drunk he was barely able to stand or sing, muttered one too many abuses to William, who quit there on the spot, just three songs in.
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His on-court demeanor, including a stream of muttered profanities and glares directed at the umpire, would seem to hurt his game, but Kyrgios, a brash, confrontational Australian, is that rare player who uses anger as his primary fuel to stoke the competitive juices.
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"Turn it off!" guests muttered to the few remaining holdouts who continued to study their programs, which gave the show's name, "Aeriform," and explained van Herpen's intentions: the investigation of the materiality of air, and the relationship between the human body and the elements.
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Cathedral of JunkAll sorts of hipster cities have "Keep ____ Weird" as an unofficial motto at this point, but that shit was born in early 23s in Austin, Texas, when some weirdo called a radio show and muttered the words in a half-awake daze.
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The skit featured such heart-warming moments as when Kylo, dressed as a radar tech named "Matt," apologizes for having killed his new coworker's son, using the moving words of a card; when "Matt" responds to frustration with a muttered "jerk face" and not a rage spiral.
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Today, even people who routinely muttered, "I hate politics," and stayed uninvolved, are bristling with political thoughts and following the latest news about Trump's legislative agenda, the Russia investigation, and matters as obscure as the gap between what Trump says and what his secretary of state argues.
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On the E, the motley crew of 45 slowly assembled: The man with the bag of cans, men who muttered and smelled bad, but also young people — a bearded man in baggy jeans holding a kitten, a young woman in thin tights with a ratty suitcase.
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Yes, the Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, had muttered something near the end of the previous year about the stock market's "irrational exuberance," but investors shook off his words after a few days, the bull market resumed, and Greenspan opted to shut up and run with it.
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"If my mom is going to get a phone call about my sex-toy induced death, let me live my life to its fullest," I muttered, splaying my legs like I was at the gyno's office and making sure I had the phone at its maximum vibration setting.
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The barbers at boot camp don't so much cut your hair as they do shear you like sheep, rushing countless recruits through those chairs in a matter of minutes, leaving behind only quietly muttered curse words, a couple of scraped scalps, and the remnants of once magnificent hairdos.
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Certainly, hers was a story that must have been muttered about on hillsides, in the dark, by warriors, for Hall emerged from a middle-class American background to become one of the greatest figures of World War II: "the Madonna of the Mountains," a hero who helped liberate France.
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Grimacing from pain and exhaustion as he staggered back into Bosnia last month after yet another fruitless effort to sneak across the border into Croatia and enter the European Union, Aman Mutani, a 23-year-old from India, muttered the words that European leaders these days long to hear.
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This history of disaster is made more devastating by the fact that Eisenberg manages to give the reader this history in fragments, as though from a muttered phone conversation from another room just audible under the dinner party conversation you've been having with the funniest people you know.
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He spoke rapidly, in a futile effort to keep pace with the speed of his own thoughts, constantly interrupting himself with muttered asides — a quote from the symbolist playwright Alfred Jarry, a self-deprecating story about his haplessness with women, a gripe about a Publishers Weekly review from the mid-21985s.
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Think back to 1996, when a handful of evangelical leaders were able to steer their flocks away from Pat Buchanan — who would have been their champion — to Bob Dole, who muttered reluctant compliance with a few of their interests, but clearly didn't care a fig about abortion or other culture issues.
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Among the unlikely stars of the documentary were Andrew McClay, an extroverted background actor who choked up when his watch finally ended; and Vladimir Furdik, the stunt coordinator who garnered an unexpected taste of stardom as the villainous Night King, who muttered "Back to normal" when his stretch under that guise finished.
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" She went over and comically started to push Robert toward the entryway, Robert who had been ready ages ago, Robert who had already picked their housewarming bottle of wine, Robert who was sort of disappointed in her lack of attention vis-à-vis the unsanctioned halibut, Robert who muttered, "Aye, aye, Captain Farragut.
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The origin story that holds the most weight is the one that says that in the 1940s or 1950s, El Charro Cafe owner Monica Flin accidentally flipped a burrito she was making into a vat of hot oil and muttered a nonsense expletive, "chimichanga," to protect the ears of her young nieces.
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And Rod snuck Poke into Minute Maid Park on an off night during the playoffs, a favor from an ex, and they walked from aisle to aisle palming the backs of every seat, mouthing the names of Astros who'd walked the field before them—Biggio, Oswalt, Peña, and Altuve—muttered like saints under their breath.
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While most on the tours say e-bikes make for more harmonious rides with fewer stressed-out stragglers, the bikes have also given rise to incessant corny jokes — "I didn't think that hill was that hard," said the e-biker — and no shortage of muttered obscenities from drained riders as e-bikers nonchalantly breeze by. ExperiencePlus!
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Terry Van Buren mentioned his recent six-figure support for the A.C.L.U., Sally doing her part with Planned Parenthood; Lewis and Winnie Harmar were directing their foundation toward African-American and L.G.B.T.Q. causes while also helping finance a film about George Washington Carver and Austin Curtis; Maurice and Katerina de Borbón shook their late-Empire heads and occasionally muttered that maybe art would get decent again.
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And it is, but more than any of the negative descriptors that have been muttered by North Carolina Democrats in the wake of the override, the GOP's massive middle finger to their counterparts and the governor was entirely predictable to anyone who's paid a lick of attention to the conservatives in the Tar Heel State, or Washington D.C., or anywhere in the nation, for that matter.
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But I did ask Sentons if they are planning on adding any kind of software support or talking to operating system manufacturers to implement better software support so that any app can easily make use of these sensors, and they did mention that they're in early conversations with Google, but I wasn't sure exactly if he was supposed to mention that to me because he kind of muttered it quietly.
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Over the years, as Vine's audience grew, the site gave way to a new breed of celebrity: The Vine Stars, a crowded cosmos of performers who were often very young and very prolific, and whose ability to land semi-mystifying endorsement deals often earned them the scorn of people over 40 (many of whom muttered the phrase "Vine Star" with the same incredulous aggravation that '80s suburban dads employed to complain about "that rappity music").
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It is time to collect all memories of violence living in our bodies… the heart-pounding footsteps approaching behind us, the "accidental" brushing against our breasts, the muttered-under-the breath vulgarities, the cat-called threats, the porn-induced fantasies, the subway erections, the casting couches, the ogling bosses, the lecherous uncles, the pinches, the tweaks, the grabs, the unwanted kisses, the pinning against walls, the reminders that they are stronger (and they could do it, even if they didn't), the ones-we-thought-were-friends who did not "stop," the monsters who came out of nowhere to take what they wanted, the ones who laughed at our helplessness as they held us down, the ones who took turns with our bodies, and the ones who killed us, or left us for dead.
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