Pregnant females would be gutted, their rattles and the rattles of their unborn babies cut off for a $1 bounty.
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Bigib Foot and Wrist Rattles, $7.97 at AmazonThese are little socks and wristbands with rattles that encourage your not-yet-mobile baby to kick and move, all while keeping them entertained.
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Etebo rattles the net — but the outside of it.
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Downs rattles off a few other subplots they eventually nixed.
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But the machine generally rattles out mediocre fucking sugary shit.
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"I'm trying, but this just rattles the nerves," he said.
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He rattles off the lowlights — the slave trade, colonial barbarity.
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He rattles off epidemics like a military veteran recalling battles.
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Change naturally rattles the mind but it also presents opportunity.
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When she takes out the trash, it rattles with empty bottles.
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Turn off everything that rings or beeps or rattles or whistles.
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Uncertainty about the protective US umbrella rattles allies to Moscow's benefit.
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The failure, he said Saturday, still rattles around in his mind.
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Other firms offer bespoke mattresses, gold high chairs or silver rattles.
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The New York Times: Revolution on the left rattles some Democrats.
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Sometimes Prince sniffles or something rattles; it's an astonishingly intimate listen.
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Unsurprisingly, this story rattles Will enough for him to stop pursuing Stella.
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Are these just the extended death rattles of the GOP's Obamacare failure?
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The EP rattles with electronic energy and aggressive brushstrokes of vocal manipulation.
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He rattles off places his friends now live: Atlanta, Houston, North Carolina.
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The 73-year-old musician rattles off the list: Prozac, Cymbalta, Lexapro.
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His sound is full of echoing space, charred rattles, and distorted crescendos.
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Violence once on the margins now rattles Porto Alegre as a whole.
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In her public appearances, Abrams often rattles off statistics about the election.
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Not even a visit to a boyfriend in the clink rattles her.
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The camera, apparently attached to Felipe's cart, rattles as he trudges along.
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The project rattles the Eastern and Central Europeans who feel sold out.
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I notice it still rattles, so it cannot be packed very full.
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Just what softly rattles inside it when shaken remains a quiet mystery.
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The argument and Zelda's absence rattles Scott, and he stumbles through his reading.
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You can read about electrical gremlins, poor panel alignment, rattles, and other problems.
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It's usually doubtless certainty right up front—that rattles you almost, you know?
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She rattles off question after question that I answer as best I can.
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Nixon's candidacy rattles what would otherwise have been a pretty sleepy Democratic primary.
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Maysaloun Hamoud's film about three Palestinian women living in Tel Aviv rattles stereotypes.
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He rattles off the list of uprisings and wars without a moment's hesitation.
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Then reins are shaken, the cart rattles through, and the gate is shut.
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My daughter loved to wear the foot rattles once she started walking too.
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It's that thick, resonating blast of droning loudness that rattles your brain around.
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The hate crime clearly rattles Arthie, especially when she locks eyes with Yolanda.
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Her home is all exposed wood and overflowing planters, horns and old rattles.
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A safety chain hooked to the guard rail on the lift RATTLES incessantly.
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He rattles off the last frontiers for global capitalism — Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea.
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She casually rattles off the names of dead friends ("too many to count").
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Rattles of gunfire from Syria pierced the silence of a sleepy Turkish ghost town.
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These coppers, masks, rattles, and other items were divided among museums and private collections.
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An entire kindergarten music class worth of percussion instruments rattles around over synth stabs.
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It's got to just shake your whole system, and I know it rattles Jack.
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The roughly 10-foot-tall chain-link barrier bucks and rattles in the wind.
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The 31-year-old Hawaiian funk master rattles off hit after hit after hit.
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She rattles off lines from Bartlett's compendium when she has nothing else to say.
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When "America First" truculence rattles business too noticeably, Trump pulls back to calm investors.
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That's why markets tend to recoil every time the administration saber rattles about tariffs.
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The monkey throws the cucumber at her handler and rattles the cage in anger.
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Ocasio-Cortez rattles on about giving things away free and that capitalism is rotten.
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Every few minutes, the U1 train rattles into the station on the overground tracks.
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The Liverpool Street to Shenfield passenger train rattles noisily past behind a chainlink fence.
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As the president vents, he constantly rattles off what he sees as underappreciated accomplishments.
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The headline read "Iran Rattles," indicating that the story was meant to be taken seriously.
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The first death rattles of the internal combustion engine are already reverberating around the world.
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We were walking towards the hot tub arm-in-arm, and we started hearing rattles.
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"There's rats, snakes, chickens, ducks, lizards, rabbits, spiders, doves, pigeons, crows, mice," he rattles off.
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Graphic: Rare earth export prices perk up after China rattles trade war sabre, click tmsnrt.
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The average time between the onset of death rattles to death itself is 16 hours.
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One is about how a woman's affair with a "whiteboy" rattles an entire apartment building.
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Who knows what horror lurks around some blind corner, or rattles behind a locked door?!
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The dynamics of our conversations vary: When Siri rattles off emails, it does all the talking.
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He starts investigating something, but rattles the cages of his superiors (likely due to Leto's character).
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Losing the small third-row seat also reduces interior rattles and the car feels more substantial.
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While small arms fire rattles constantly, there is no movement in the empty streets and alleyways.
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You can see how this rattles Mike, who is haunted by the death of his son.
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His techno chooses murky rattles over the precise sterility of its Berlin, superclub counterparts for example.
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Fight Club's unnamed narrator rattles off mass-market brand names and muses about corporations colonizing the galaxy.
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That said, here's the weird question that rattles around my brain: all of the characters are fake.
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But there will come a time when our star's explosive death rattles will vaporize our home world.
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"Trump is the King Kong of the G.O.P., and when he steps, the world rattles," he said.
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The drama intensifies as a devastating earthquake rattles the Middle East, leading to havoc and Israel's invasion.
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The people he painted also hold ceremonial objects, from weapons to evergreens, gourd rattles to live snakes.
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Bev Kingdon rattles off the names of trumpeter swans and their personalities as if describing her children.
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"Nothing rattles his cage," said the junior forward Ryan Cloonan, who also lived with McAvoy last year.
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DJs blast deafening music in each room, the beat so loud it rattles your sternum and lungs.
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He rattles off the courts whose views, he argues, support his unwavering opposition to same-sex marriage.
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"What will be next, rattles to battle kidnappings and party blowers against corruption?" one Twitter user wrote.
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The low moan of howling wind is a constant presence, punctuated every so often by sharp window rattles.
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Just like your fingernails, those rattles are pretty fragile and can break off if they get too long.
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In what initially appears to be a drug-induced hallucination, the venue's chandelier rattles and the walls crack.
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Rachel is the girl on the train, and Megan is the one Rachel watches as it rattles by.
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All of those were measured — every bit of that — just to see how it shakes, rattles, and rolls.
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Or the terrible sound of your roommate chewing at the top of her lungs rattles through your apartment.
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But he is also looking for drugs, because "the rattles" are taking hold, and he needs to score.
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"Oh, I'm the one who rattles all your windows and your doors," he sings, in a shivery cry.
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The bungled execution rattles the prison, but Bernadine initially seems more concerned with the investigation that it generates.
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He confronted what Dr. Samuels calls "character defects," and rattles his off easily: lust, anger, lack of discipline.
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Disgruntled residents say that noise from lawn equipment rattles windows and eardrums, while the fumes pollute the air.
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Only when a volcano spits ash and lava or an earthquake rattles a city do we collectively remember.
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There are skewered beef hearts under a red mash of salsa that rattles with the heat of rocoto peppers.
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It's weather sealed, the buttons and wheels have a satisfying amount of click, and nothing rattles around in it.
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During this phase of the test drive, take a listen for wind noise, rattles, squeaks and other abnormal noises.
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While formulating a plot to impress his wealthy friend, Stewie rattles off a few people living the good life.
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Gunfire rattles steadily around the Austin Rifle Club, a private gun range on the outskirts of Texas' metropolitan capital.
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The bee rattles and has two handles with beads on them for the baby to grasp and chew on.
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What rattles Beijing is that it sees in that mirror what the rest of the world sees: a monster.
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"Among the paraphernalia the piece required, like amplified metronomes and football rattles, was a phalanx of loudhailers," he said.
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The bait's silicone skirt mimics a crawfish's legs and antennae, and its hollow body accepts rattles and add-on scent.
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The whole film rattles with a frenetic, unscripted energy; a sense of immediacy that you rarely see outside of documentaries.
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As his pick-up rattles down the sandy track to get there, panicked wallabies bound into the sparse eucalyptus forest.
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Everything feels like it rattles a bit more thanks to that stiffer deck, slightly smaller wheels, and the shorter wheelbase.
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She rattles off a few melodies half under her breath, as if unsure she wants anyone else to hear them.
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The floor is full of drums, rattles, and tambourines, and we've each been given a blindfold and a sick bucket.
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After extolling the lifesaving virtues of the particular drug, the commercial rattles off a laundry list of potential side effects.
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That's why that guy in the glass corner office who keeps taking two-hour lunches rattles your cage so much.
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Then came Maria, which still rattles residents whenever the wind and the rain whip up outside the home, she said.
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Even traveling from the East Coast to the West, which adds three hours to the fast, no longer rattles him.
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But every now and again, along comes a Punisher so wanton that he rattles even members of his own team.
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By extension, many childhood vaccines are not voluntary, which rattles those who prefer to believe they can control their health.
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As storm clouds gather over the Pacific, and Russia rattles its saber, U.S.-German relations are more vital than ever.
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Woodfox rattles off detail after detail of the hellscape he's thrust into — a bogglingly complex ecosystem of violence and corruption.
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A new director often rattles the cages, challenging conventional films in a way that audiences and critics alike respond to.
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Surrounded by PVC pipes and brass fittings, she rattles off the changes in her more than 15 years at the company.
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Around the corner, a lab assistant named Nick rattles a mesh-covered jar half-full of dead bees and varroa mites.
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I'm not talking about bass that rattles your bones, but maybe it taps you on the chest just a little bit.
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Shy Clinton voters will probably cite any debate response where she rattles off insider expertise on foreign policy as their excuse.
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But as political insecurity rattles both Britain and the United States, the British monarchy has rarely been so popular at home.
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This rattles Rachel — she's a leader, not a subject, and was officially emancipated from being neolution property a long time ago.
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" "Antwon's death shakes my heart, it rattles my faith that things will ever get better or that injustices will ever end.
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Copper prices are down about 15 percent from a mid-June peak as uncertainty over tariffs and trade wars rattles markets.
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Far from cauterizing the wound, Flynn's departure puts more blood in the Senate waters, and rattles diplomats at the United Nations.
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He rattles off the brands he has done work for — US Tennis, Ford, Heineken, Budweiser — and says the list goes on.
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Her husband rattles around in an old truck, knowing that if it breaks down, somebody will stop and pick him up.
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Stocks fell sharply Thursday as financial market volatility driven by the spreading coronavirus rattles Wall Street for the second straight week.
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More details emerge in the Skripal poisoning case, a rape case rattles Morocco, Apple gets the go-ahead to acquire Shazam.
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Stocks of the five biggest ad holding companies have dropped 20% to 35% as the coronavirus rattles markets around the world.
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"Every time Kim Jong-un rattles his saber, these ships get underway," he added, referring to the leader of North Korea.
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Bandurrias, requintos, mandolins, flutes, matracas (cog rattles), violins, and accordions are all displayed and contextualized within their development in the region.
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Throughout, though, the bass rattles and shivers, an unnerving commitment to the scene's rule book, and maybe also its last document.
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Glatt Kosher delis, hat and wig stores and Moisha's Supermarket dot Avenue M. The elevated train still rattles by, two blocks away.
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He is a giant human and a marvelous athlete, slamming the ball down so it rattles the very foundation of the gym.
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" Westhoff rattles off a list of magazines Wayne covered and notes that "almost every article talked about how he was killing himself.
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As he comes to a stop at the test track, his car slides onto the guideway and rattles away on its own.
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Alongside blankets and spare clothes stand shelves full of baby formula and neon-coloured plastic rattles in the shape of little bears.
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How much coffee you can drink will depend on your tolerance; Berg keeps it to two large cups, to avoid ''the rattles.
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"I think if you spend any time with Martin Jones, you realize that nothing rattles this guy," Sharks Coach Peter DeBoer said.
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Some people know from a young age that they aren't interested in being a parent; diapers, rattles, and pacifiers hold little appeal.
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"The graves are full of ruined bones, of speechless death-rattles" (Pablo Neruda) We suspected the patient wouldn't survive off the ventilator.
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When someone is hit hard enough to render them unconscious, the brain can experience permanent damage as it rattles inside the skull.
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The researchers said that the rattles traveled farther than expected, suggesting that they may play a role in whale-to-whale communication.
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It was a Nissan Patrol, sturdy as heck but 22 years old and with more than 248,27 miles and a few rattles.
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It rattles me to my core when I see this president taking this country in a direction that fundamentally violates our original intent.
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"Like a motorcycle in a city," says Christof Beicke, the public affairs officer for the Ruhr mining consortium, as the door rattles shut.
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Mr Bailey rattles off evidence of systemic racism, but, looking at his youngest brothers, he sees their failings, not black or white America's.
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The first death rattles of the internal combustion engine are already reverberating around the world—and many of the consequences will be welcome.
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This thing is about eight hours long, but rattles through at a pace that marks it out as a remarkable piece of storytelling.
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Check it out -- Gurley calmly rattles off the three answers like he's shredding an NFL defense and proving his loyalty to the Roc.
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Chipper claps, rattles and güiro strokes fill in the gaps, emanating a playful energy that Henrik so often puts forth in his work.
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That jerky, tensile style of guitar/piano jitter rattles around in their bones, as inextricable from the band dynamic as Daniel's raw bleat.
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He rattles around on the rim—the Hector to his Achilles—before lashing out one final time with a kick to the hoop.
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The balance "favored" the U.S. by some $35 billion in 2017, about half the U.S. deficit with Mexico that so rattles the president.
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Prime Minister Theresa May hits pause on Brexit plans, Meng Wanzhou's arrest rattles China's tech elite and Vijay Mallya loses a legal battle.
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But then comes the story, which Mr. Lynn rattles off in mile-a-minute haste and a confident actor's control of the audience.
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And what does the specter of Suki want — if that is indeed what rattles the door frames and carves squiggles in the wainscoting.
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Today he rattles off the names of Libyan towns where traffickers loom, places that he says he knows better than his native Calabria.
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AD: Every time North Korea, you know, sabre rattles, fires up and does a nuclear test, we do see flows into safe havens.
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Infantino Gaga Wrist Rattle, available on Target, $6.99Wrist rattles are the distraction that baby won't accidentally shake off as easily as other toys.
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Out in the street, while light pours down from above, a row of mailboxes rattles furiously, as if under siege from a tornado.
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We strained to hear their voices over the drums and rattles at Mass and to catch their perfume through the incense at Benediction.
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Another doctor said Sophia's hands were "not going to hold anything;" the da Silvas trained her fingers to grasp lollipops and shake rattles.
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"We do have toys that survive from ancient Mesopotamia — baked clay rattles, whistles, animal figurines, and wheeled carts, to name a few," she says.
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The baby babbles and rattles off gibberish, but the father responds excitedly as if he had just heard the hottest take on the program.
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His company developed a broader selection of percussion instruments, including drums made from recycled wood fiber as well as tambourines, congas and baby rattles.
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The start on Tuesday of the trial will refocus attention on the region's push for secession which so rattles Spain's political and cultural identity.
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Its video opens with an unmistakably West Coast statement: young men shaking their dreadlocks in the hazy sun as the beat rattles the frame.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump's Call on Abortions Rattles G.O.P." (front page, March 31): Donald Trump discomfits his party by speaking without filters.
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As the pandemic rattles supply chains and keeps consumers and workers at home, America's weakest companies may not be able to withstand the shock.
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A. Much like fingernails, the rattles are made of a protein called keratin, which strengthens cells in the outer layer of the snake's skin.
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A snake with many segments is older than one with only a few, but its exact age cannot be determined just from the rattles.
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Shamans in training will go door to door begging for unwanted metal — old spoons and other jetsam — which they melt and recast into rattles.
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As the truck's engine rumbles, the bed of the truck rattles, drawing attention to the bed's clashing colors with the rest of the truck.
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You stand there squished between people and try to keep your balance as the train rattles on because you have nowhere to hold onto.
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Pressures and turns with his thumb and finger, patiently, until the screw hatch jumps and, after a few hard-fought-for millimetres, rattles loose.
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Although, on the other hand, society regularly rattles off the different parts of male genitalia with casual aplomb, along with all of their euphemisms.
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While other patients struggle to get their voices under control, for Steve, it could be his an absence of voices that finally rattles him.
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A euphonium with stuck valves wails beautifully in a minor key, while a tenor saxophone lacking a mouthpiece and neck rattles with clattering joints.
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But even her speaking voice is breezy, which isn't a surprise when she rattles off the artists she listens to daily—she favors sensitive types.
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You hear people scream, 'Mount Everest isn't the place to come learn how to mountain climb,' and the screaming rattles the inexperienced people even more.
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It starts with an innocent dispatch: She tweets, "Dear outdated racist, your death rattles have a lot of typos" while "Changes" by DeJ Loaf plays.
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Whatever it is, not much rattles Sprouse, 25 — even those rumblings about a romance with his Riverdale costar Lili Reinhart (we'll get to that later).
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The M5's cheap build would almost be forgivable if it weren't for the fact that, when the shutter fires, the entire camera body rattles.
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More details: The pacifier holders and rattles were sold at Hobby Lobby Stores nationwide from January 2016 through April 2016 for about $5 to $7.
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Mr. Mullavey rattles off his jokes with snappy rhythms that never feel too shticky, and brings gravity as the shadows gather later in the play.
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"For me, it's like, we're not just making food or making something that looks good," he says as N.E.R.D.'s "Lemon" rattles through the kitchen.
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As for the singer who shares his name ... Al tells us he's always been a fan and rattles off his 2 favorite songs without hesitation.
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As Joey rattles off lines as Bullwinkle, Pop-Eye and Scooby Doo (interrupted only by Jesse, who promises they "won't have mercy"), Demetri eventually cracks.
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"Faded" is exactly what it suggests, a hazy song about that rattles off a number of drugs the couple indulges in before a night together.
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As a fast-talking car salesman rattles off a flurry of numbers, it can be hard to make sense of whether it's a "good" offer.
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"You are hearing the wind noise and you are hearing tires squeal and you're hearing all sorts of rattles and noises in gearboxes," he said.
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I close my eyes and scrutinize the white that also lies inside me while the ash rattles its pale-green keys above my head. 2.
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After acquiring Clarkson's draft rights from the Washington Wizards, Los Angeles selected him 46th in 193, a number that he still rattles off from memory.
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Nonetheless, she rattles off in excitement to her new friends about how they should transfer into her design class, where she is learning about typography.
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With almost compulsive detail, "Den of Thieves" rattles off title cards identifying places and major characters, some of whose names sound like Los Angeles suburbs.
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If its "cat's paw" North Korea rattles its tail, is that cause for our nation to abandon its "America first" policy merely to supplicate China?
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Cars twice the price don't get a flat-bottomed steering wheel, crisp red ambient lighting and soft lining in the door pockets to dampen rattles.
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When Swift finally gets a chance to have the floor completely, her voice cracks as she rattles off every point as quickly as she can.
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The cars I drove were entirely free of squeaks and rattles, and unless the engines are squeezed out, you travel in almost absolute silence and serenity.
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Alcohol rattles your normal sleep patterns, altering how long you spend in each stage of sleep, says Nasir Naqvi, a Columbia University psychiatrist and cognitive neuroscientist.
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This movie just rattles along with glorious storytelling gusto in the spirit of Roald Dahl, E.T. creator Melissa Mathison and Dodie Smith, author of 101 Dalmatians.
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Amazon, of all places, has you covered with everything from modern art-inspired rattles and mobiles to a designer diaper bag truly fit for a princess.
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The bass emanating from the two speakers on the floor pounds through me, as Roursgaard's assistants walk around the room, banging on drums and shaking rattles.
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It careens, lurches, and rattles like a rusty roller-coaster determined to squeeze some last screams out of its riders before getting busted down for scrap.
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For instance, the camote (sweet potato) vendor who rattles along the streets pushing his small cart and advertising his presence with a sorrowful high-pitched whistle.
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While President Donald Trump rattles sabers on Twitter and slams "Rocket Man" Kim Jong Un, there is also a perceptible hardening of tone among senior officials.
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"It really rattles people at their core in terms of faith," says Diane Langberg, a psychologist and seminary professor who serves on the board of GRACE.
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It rattles the white male legislators, many of whom live in a glass house — or rather a glass Senate — when it comes to conduct with women.
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Last year, Consumer Reports stopped recommending the Model S after a survey showed that customers' cars were plagued by squeaks, rattles, leaks and various other problems.
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Other offerings include "Rockin' Rhythms," percussion concerts on Wednesday given by students at the Manhattan School of Music, and workshops on making shakers and African rattles.
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He speeds up and finds a rhythm and rattles off his thoughts before exhausting himself and slowing his tempo back down, his voice a revving moped.
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What if the enigma of what Daniels is about to say really rattles him, and his turning away from it is the telltale sign of that?
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He rattles off data — misses, shooting percentages, the number of back cuts — submachine-gun style, rat-a-tat, followed by a chaser of context and critique.
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As he rattles off his to-do list, filled with delicate dome restoration and window installations, it's hard to imagine someone qualified enough to replace him.
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Trump is expected to pitch GOP senators on his proposals for boosting an uncertain economy as the coronavirus rattles financial markets and leaves Americans on edge.
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"The Highest Flood" rattles with urgency, its synthetic vocals trapped between the past and present, while "War It", the opening track, tumbles with battle-ready drums.
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While the session is informal — he sniffles now and then, and at times something rattles in the piano — the performance is not sloppy for a moment.
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It also provides the routine rush-hour humiliation of getting stalled between stations as the 6, the Lexington Avenue local, rattles past on a parallel track.
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An attack on a major hub of Saudi Arabia's oil production over the weekend has rattled a region that has more rattles than a baby's playpen.
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As the story spins toward its inexorable conclusion, only the reader ascertains what is happening — a sinking realization that rattles the psyche and interferes with sleep.
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When asked to recite his many titles, he rattles off his Rajadamnern accomplishments right away, then pauses and scratches his head, trying to remember the others.
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He then rattles off three more small venues the band has played, none of which are the right one, before giving up on trying to remember.
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That's a poor choice: Alcohol rattles your normal sleep patterns, trapping you in lighter stages of sleep and dramatically reducing the quality of your rest at night.
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She eventually teams with her brothers (Channing Tatum and Adam Driver) to rob the Charlotte Motor Speedway—in which she rattles off her tips for avoiding traffic.
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In an one of the digital spots, a narrator rattles off examples of how Hawley allegedly used his position as attorney general to help out political donors.
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The trademarks for the rumored baby names can reportedly be used for essentially every infant-related item in the world, including teething rings, rattles, and hair ribbons.
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Suddenly, his distinctive breed of cerebral rattles and acute stabs were present on almost half of the tracks of the year's most talked-about hip hop album.
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Asked if after 2016, any other candidate can get away with using just one name in politics, Bonjean rattles off some single-name celebrities with a laugh.
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"Dance in the Water" feels like a much needed break away from introspection, where backing chants, rattles, and bass induce a shaking-off-the-demons body movement.
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The violence rattles Degrassi High, but most of season six's early episodes revolve around controversies that teens (especially these ones in Toronto) would rarely, if ever, experience.
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In the ad, a camera lingers on Ms. Shaked, 42, as a narrator rattles off the many fronts in her long-running siege on the judicial system.
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But its ability to engineer the sale of part of a portfolio that includes Chinese ecommerce group Alibaba is under scrutiny as the coronavirus outbreak rattles markets.
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The holding companies' stock prices have been pummeled by coronavirus fearsThese companies' stock prices have dropped 20% to 35% as the coronavirus rattles markets around the world.
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Any sentiment that she has for Lydia rattles around in her heart like dry seeds in a pod: what do feelings have to do with getting ahead?
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" In one meeting, she rattles off his list of appointments; he turns to the camera with a hand covering his mouth and says: "Look at her diary.
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A president strikes a temporary tone, rattles off some aspirational proposals that will probably never materialize and the press polishes it off by noon the next day.
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And the president's political woes could also affect the economy if the impeachment fight rattles markets or closes the door on Congress approving the new NAFTA deal.
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Cupcakke's blunt, booming delivery suits the mood, as do the beats, whose colorful array of rattles and pitched percussion effects inhabit an appropriately jumpy, sugar-saturated aesthetic.
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Voice actor Scheiffer Bates has released a video in the aftermath of Season 6 in which he rattles through 21 different character impressions in less than three minutes.
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In response to this sensitive topic, Drudge Report labeled the link "Iran Rattles," and accompanied the text with an image of dozens of missiles launching across the horizon.
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For those with a sweet tooth, Sugar Buff crafted custom "Royal Prince" cookies, shaped like onesies, bottles and rattles and decorated meticulously in blue and gold crown detail.
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Sedaris rattles off explanations for these decisions as if she is explaining basic arithmetic to a PhD student, almost apologizing for how obvious it should all already be.
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Café Society gives the illusion of plot movement because the dialogue rattles along so quickly, and there's so much movement, from coast to coast and scene to scene.
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The prospect of so-called "designer babies" clearly rattles many, judging from the poll, but it's also unrealistic considering doctors' focus on using this technology to treat illnesses.
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United shares were down 2.1% in morning trading as airlines continued their sharp declines of the week as worries of a broader slowdown in travel demand rattles investors.
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His latest book "Narrative Economics: How Stories Go Viral and Drive Major Economic Events" is timely as the coronavirus outbreak rattles everyone from Wall Street to Main Street.
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A strategic decoupling from the United States would ultimately endanger the liberal international order more than prudent cooperation with a United States whose leadership currently rattles this order.
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Automakers are scrambling to find parts and prevent shortages in their supply chains as the spread of the coronavirus rattles markets and threatens to roil manufacturing processes globally.
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Air Canada on Tuesday said it was canceling select flights to China to better match capacity with expected demand as the spread of the new coronavirus rattles travellers.
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Some of these countries will have to allocate more money for security costs and could see foreign direct investment fall if increased violence rattles already shaky investor sentiment.
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Trapped in a jail cell, she begins to show signs of a panic attack—heavy breathing, sweating, and unfocused eyes—as Laurie (Jean Smart), rattles off her offenses.
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Air Canada said on Tuesday it was cancelling select flights to China to better match capacity with expected demand as the spread of the new coronavirus rattles travellers.
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The mysterious sound only Canadians can hear The mysterious sound only Canadians can hear It's a low rumbling that rattles window panes and keeps locals up at night.
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Hobby Lobby infant pacifier holder and rattle Items recalled: The company issued a recall of 12,213 Little Wishes Summer Plush Pacifier Holders and 14,400 Little Wishes Chenille Stuffed Rattles.
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The band sound rattles, deploying skewed guitar shrieks and melodious ditties in equal measure, anchored by the supple, reliable rhythm section of bassist Tina Weymouth and drummer Chris Frantz's.
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While the impact depends on a range of unknowable factors, here's what experts say might happen in the moments, hours, and days immediately after the big one rattles California.
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Before bringing us out to the vineyards, Strydom rattles off several tasting awards that Audacia's 2013 merlot has won, not entirely unlike a parent describing their kid's school accomplishments.
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In the documentary, narrator Martin Sheen rattles off the statistic that there are 10,000-some-odd war tax resisters in the country, and claims that the number is growing.
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WASHINGTON — The F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, sometimes rattles off the exact amount of time left in his decade-long term as if he is eagerly watching the clock.
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It also sought to reassure investors about Chinese economic strength as the months-long dispute rattles financial markets and raises deepening worries about the impact on the real economy.
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When the competition uses brilliant flashing colors and sound that rattles the bone, it can be hard to get people to pay attention to a drawing for very long.
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Squinting against the high-tide wind that rattles the palms, Shay follows Tumbu's grizzled head and bare, wiry back down to the seawall at the end of the garden.
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Wall Street's inability to sustain a move above 2,930 comes as China and the U.S.' inability to reach a deal that will end the trade war rattles investor sentiment.
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With the market down 40% from its peak as the coronavirus pandemic rattles Brazil and tips the global economy toward recession, the minister will have to slash his ambitions.
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Of course, the memory of this — the shine of the streetlights, the taunts at the driver, the screech of his tires, the pump of the shotgun — rattles me now.
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In The Act, Dee Dee (played by Patricia Arquette) rattles off a list of her daughter's conditions: She has epilepsy, leukemia, a heart murmur, muscular dystrophy, learning disabilities, paraplegia, anemia.
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Occasionally Cuba presses Rollins for information and he rattles off a bunch of apocalyptic Bible jargon like a kid who rushed into his parents' bedroom to tattle on his brother.
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Now she's paved her own lane with a uniquely quirky brand of indie pop that rattles and shakes about, which is sure to make for a hell of a show.
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You Play The Girl: On Playboy Bunnies, Stepford Wives, Train Wrecks, & Other Mixed Messages rattles the cage of how female characters have long been typecast within inherently sexist plot lines.
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Yes, the cruel irony of ditching the internal combustion engine is that your ears can suddenly pick up the sounds all that pistoning and exploding fuel usually masks. Squeaks. Rattles.
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The second season of Dear White People—released today on Netflix under the tag Volume 2—rattles with welcome confrontation, proudly bearing the face of disquiet in its opening blushes.
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Toys like soft, crinkly Baby Paper; Indestructibles books, which are specially made to be baby-proof; and suction cup rattles, like pipSquigz are perfect for keeping babies occupied, she says.
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The instruction booklet's long lost, and the cart rattles, but if I plug it into my second-model Mega Drive, it works just as it did over 230 years ago.
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After showing off artwork by her friend and Big Bang Theory actress Kate Micucci, Bayer rattles off her favorite coffee table books (casually penned by some of her closest pals).
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The band member, happy to be sharing some screen time, obliges Bill Walton as he rattles some nonsense music on his glockenspiel and even knocks one of its bars lose.
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Your infant is going to have you buying everything from wipe warmers to nasal aspirators to sound machines to monitors to rattles to rocking chairs and oh ... so ... much ... more.
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These are also indicative of the sheer variety of objects that Gorham made, many of which are on view, including one of the most alarming baby rattles I've ever seen.
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Legal Shield for Websites Rattles Under Onslaught of Hate Speech Daisuke Wakabayashi examines the fight over Section 250: There is also a concern that the law's immunity is too sweeping.
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As the coronavirus outbreak rattles the global economy and disrupts supply chains, international companies across nearly every industry are confronting a stark reality: Business will not go on as usual.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Air Canada said on Tuesday it is cancelling select flights to China to better match capacity with expected demand as the spread of the new coronavirus rattles travelers.
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This kind of crime, an anachronism in much of New York, still rattles the 40th Precinct, even though murders there have fallen to 14 this year from 83 in 1991.
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The woman on the subway with two large and very pink smoothies who will not hold onto anything as the 216 train rattles violently downtown—what does she mean, really?
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At one point, Hillary is asked to provide the ingredients in her cookie recipe, and her precise answer—a list Hooks rattles off with the utmost seriousness—is nevertheless unsatisfactory.
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Cleaver: Border policy rattles the soul of America On 'Your World,' Democratic congressman from Missouri says the separation of families at the border is ripping through the fabric of the country.
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Going back to the arena could kill Brady, but the possibility that he might not be able to rattles his sense of self, a quiet crisis whose aftershocks shape the film.
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The late night host also rattles off a list of rules to follow when you try to court Stone that includes this gem: "Never ever send a d— pic," he orders.
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Read MoreOil slides further as China turmoil rattles investors "The market is itself much more fragile than the price of oil would indicate," said Morse, Citi's global head of commodities research.
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Firing the A99 II is less dramatic than you might expect — though it rattles through frames faster than the vast majority of cameras, it remains quiet and composed the entire time.
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But instead of settling, he blitzes the paint, short arms a contested layup over Wilson Chandler, grabs his own miss, dribbles out to the opposite corner, and rattles home a three.
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Two: As the legal fallout from the Flynn plea agreement rattles the West Wing, the timing also could impact administration morale -- which in turn can have an impact on personnel decisions.
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The Nafta-bashing rattles Mexican businesses in a nation that has built its economy on the accord and depends on commerce with its northern neighbor for a third of its income.
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Beyond being able to define, let alone pronounce, all of those multisyllabic words no parent should ever have to learn, she rattles off facts about the form of cancer with ease.
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Rachel rattles off a lot of the script's best jokes, but her eyes, especially when she's looking at Sadie, tell an almost unspeakably complex story of affection, envy, reluctance and regret.
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Damaged people, you see, can be propped up and held together by the boundaries of a functional world, but when you drop them into chaos, the chaos inside them rattles free.
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As this story rattles along, Welky betrays an increasing weakness for cliché: MacMillan's "heart sank"; someone else "went ballistic"; an uneven surface would surely "wreak havoc" with the sled dogs' feet.
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Mr. Harding eventually became an assistant in Birmingham and even lodged with the Rattles, who would feed him ham sandwiches, which were more or less all he ate at the time.
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Secretary of State Tillerson rattles European allies with plans to skip his first NATO meeting Secretary of State Tillerson rattles European allies with plans to skip his first NATO meeting President Trump's regular criticism of NATO already had America's European allies on high alert, and a new report that the U.S. Secretary of State plans to skip his first NATO meeting next month will only heighten fears about the nation's commitment to the alliance, analysts warn.
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"Our share prices are high, or revenue is strong, Lucious' back catalog is more valuable than ever," Cookie rattles off to an underling, sounding every bit the chief operating officer she is.
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Bridgette assumes Craig will have no idea who the athlete is, but, instead, he rattles of Azzi's many accomplishments and reveals Boston will soon get a WNBA expansion team of their own.
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Throughout the film, the booming sound mix rattles your seat and reverberates through your body in a way I've felt at plenty of rock shows, but never before in a movie theater.
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Envisioning his ideal live band setup—currently Youngblood performs alone, with an assortment of instruments—he rattles off drums, a harp, clarinets, brass, and a multi-instrumentalist as things to be included.
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Instead of reporting just scores and news, Kerney now also rattles off N.F.L. point spreads and money-line odds as easily as a CNBC host talks stock prices and P/E ratios.
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As the fallout from the Brexit rattles financial markets around the world, one country geographically close to all the drama may be pleased with the United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union.
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This year, that someone is actually two someones, Bill and Bob, whose yard full of skeletons is so brain-bleedingly brilliant that it rattles the very foundation of the decorative yard art form.
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The real estate sector has been the worst-performing sector of the S&P 500 index this year as fear of rising interest rates has crimped performance and e-commerce competition rattles investors.
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"If I'm in Trump World, I don't know that this rattles me because it's not a surprise, but it's certainly not good news for the president," said John Wood, a former U.S. attorney.
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Every day she rattles down the track, flashes past a stretch of cozy suburban homes, and stops at the signal that allows her to daily watch the same couple breakfasting on their deck.
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Tony Buck, on drums, used just rattles and a bell for the early part of the performance, only gradually adding cymbals and making explicit a pulse that evaded resolving into a fixed meter.
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NASHVILLE — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos often rattles off the list of detractors standing in the way of expanding school choices for the nation's children: the unions, the Democrats, the protesters and the bureaucrats.
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Apple's supply chains could be rewoven as key manufacturers for the company consider relocating and diversifying centers of production outside China as the coronavirus rattles supply chains, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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Trump's Crackdown on Students Who Overstay Visas Rattles Higher Education Educators fear that the harsher penalties, which go into effect in August, could hinder university efforts to attract the brightest minds from overseas.
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The fine Irish tradition of spinning a good yarn rattles with desperation in Enda Walsh's "Arlington," which has turned St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn into an electric shock ward for the narratively challenged.
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Tillerson's dismissal rattles foreign nerves ahead of North Korea summit "The Swedes have this long-established presence in North Korea, so since the 1990s, they've particularly looked after US interests," Hoare told CNN.
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From sweet flutter-sleeve onesies and cozy gowns to adorable rattles and storage containers, Berkus' latest launch — which retails for $12 to $50 — is all about timeless pieces that work seamlessly for any nursery.
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After all, she wants to fix the subway, the need for which is obvious as we descend into its fiery, unpredictable depths while she rattles off all the ways in which she believes Gov.
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Waiting to score when it seems like no cunt can get hold of it, the way it was before Christmas, all of us loading up on jellies and benzos to keep the rattles off.
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At one point the ringleader, Hans Gruber, is speaking on the phone with an FBI negotiator and rattles off a list of political prisoners being held around the world whose release he is demanding.
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Now the markets are under additional stress from a Trump administration that rattles insurers by threatening to eliminate cost-sharing subsidies, scale back outreach efforts, and end enforcement of the (relatively weak) individual mandate.
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Teenager's Account of Gang Rape and Torture Rattles Morocco Rights activists have seized on the case of a 2000-year-old who said she was kidnapped, raped, and tattooed by a group of men.
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It rings true; all the little details of insomnia's terrifying mundanity: "A siren is playing its song in the distance / The melody rattles the old window frame..." Is that something that you're familiar with?
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Gallo kind of sounds like Michael Stipe on "It's the End of the World," except here, Gallo rattles off all of the shit tearing us apart before easing us with his oddly placating aphorism.
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Scalise also rattles off a list of accomplishments in Bush's life -- including raising relief money after Hurricane Katrina ravaged the Representative's home state of Louisiana -- showing the great amount of respect he had for 41.
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She rattles down dirt roads in a bus designed for kindergartners, remembering fondly everything her lovers taught her in bed while the men bump amiably along next to one another, greeting one another in turn.
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"There is no substitute for a grassroots campaign," he says in his nondescript office in a nondescript office park in San Clemente as he rattles off the number of phone calls made and homes visited.
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More to the point, while Blum cites The Babadook director Jennifer Kent as someone he wants to work with, he struggles to come up with a second female name, while his assistant rattles off six.
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He rattles off a number of popular dances, including the Robot and the Running Man (which has got new legs of late by way of the Running Man Challenge with Ghost Town DJ's "My Boo").
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For that, we bless them with the scent of a thousand peonies, the wet shrapnel that rattles in and around our pockets, the tea leaves marinating at the bottom of our morning pick-me-up.
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On Loud City Song, "Horns Surrounding Me" led with its rattles and synths, but here it's graceful and soft, with swelling strings and a grand piano and Holter's voice in a whisper, not a cry.
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LONDON — Of the many joys of travelling on the Tube in the city, having your head rammed into a stranger's armpit as a packed carriage rattles through humid tunnels is one of the more memorable.
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In her video, Aziz rattles off a list of allegations — "how they're getting concentration camps, throwing innocent Muslims in there, separating their families from each other" — before launching into even more serious claims of abuse.
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Consumer Reports at one point gave Tesla's other sedan, the Model S, an average reliability rating, citing a number of issues, from reports of squeaks and rattles to stories of owners replacing the entire powertrain.
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Last month, a similar survey suggested investors will be more cautious and selective in making risky bets against a strong dollar in coming months as fears over the United States' aggressive trade policy rattles markets.
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Jay rattles through Minoans in ancient Crete and their opium habits, South Americans and hallucinogens; lotus-eaters in Homer's "The Odyssey" and stories of witchcraft — potions and shape-shifting and communion with the natural world.
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Carl Van Horn, director of the Heidrich Center for Workforce Development at Rutgers University, rattles off the roadblocks faced by the long-term unemployed including having to explain large gaps on a resume and age discrimination.
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Then she rattles off reasons—lack of staff, long-running social and economic hardships, use of drugs and overly lax gun laws, criminals who skip over the Mississippi to nearby Illinois—that make improvements intensely difficult.
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Her eyes glimmer as she rattles off statistics about the suicide rate among young trans people, and the kinds of misunderstandings and abuse they can face as they struggle to find their place in the world.
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For at least an hour, the 51-year old Ackman, who routinely rattles through hundreds of slides to underpin investment ideas at conferences, will face what Pershing Square has said will be unscripted questions from shareholders.
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If the built-in confidence that comes with wearing leggings is part of what rattles the haters so much (there are still plenty of those "Leggings are NOT pants!" essays being written), then that is sad.
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The composition begins with a steady pattern of hi-hats, and as it rattles on, layers of oscillating melodies, druggy acid lines, and polyrhythmic drum beats are added as the track grows in power and dread.
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Biden and Trump are starting to work donors via the phone and video meetups, while anxiety rattles through congressional campaigns and some organizations grow nervous about whether they will be able to stay in the black.
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MARIUPOL, Ukraine — The din of Ukraine's long, grinding conflict with Russia still rattles windows in the port city of Mariupol, a reminder of a front line frozen for three years just a few miles outside town.
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LoVid (the collaborative duo of Tali Hinkis and Kyle Lapidus), whose single-channel video "Digital Dirt Spiderwebs" rattles and stammers like an old-school video game, is intermittently interrupted by bucolic scenes of nature's passing seasons.
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She rattles off several ways to do that—toking after the first kiss, chopping up fresh cannabis leaves and bud in floral arrangements, giving away weed-themed wedding favors, and, of course, edibles when they're legal.
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Cook rattles off a list of reasons why you might want one, including easy-to-access notifications and being able to pay with Apple Pay by flashing your wrist in front of the point of sale.
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Opening to the strains of the song "Don't Fear the Reaper," this rather odd series introduces Lowe -- who, no fool, promptly rattles off a list of his credits -- and his college-age kids John Owen and Matthew.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Chinese national Cherry He Ting rattles off in fluent Thai as she presents her masters thesis ahead of graduating from a Bangkok university, where she has studied for the past three and a half years.
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As he laments the deterioration of character and class in baseball, a sport that he says uniquely demands these traits in its players, he also rattles off a long list of players throughout history who were showboaters.
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The squeak of a finger across the top of their Whirlpool machine, they discovered, can mimic the wheedle of a high-pitched synthesizer whistle, and the natural judder of a wash cycle rattles like a drum machine.
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Now when we go out to dinner, his insulin pen rattles around the bottom of my purse with the stray receipts and sunglasses, and I keep his pre-dinner pill in the linty pocket of my jeans.
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In 1969, as part of what was called the Nutcracker's Action Group, he and fellow agitators, including Mr. Andriessen, disrupted a concert in the orchestra's fabled hall by making noise with nutcrackers, rattles, bicycle horns and such.
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Back in Moscow to keep his grieving mother company, Oleg rattles around his parents' big old apartment, looking at pictures of his brother, killed in Afghanistan, and reports for his first day of work at K.G.B. headquarters.
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Judi Jackson, a young British jazz singer, shows that the interdisciplinary spirit is contagious — or at least, generational: She sings in an Erykah Badu purr for most of the song, then rattles off a cold rap verse.
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A compendium of creepy spy-movie bass, squeaking keyboards locking into the groove at skewed angles, and metallic snare drums impatiently ushering things along, "42" rattles and clanks, threatening to fall apart, while both rappers burble excitedly.
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But that doesn't phase Gypsy, who's beaming from ear to ear and clutching his hand, offering to get him pain medication (the fact that she rattles off the exact names of five possible meds adds to his bewilderment).
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Trump's National HIV Testing Day statement rattles off statistics about the virus and obligatorily urges people to get tested — but fails, miserably, to acknowledge the populations most vulnerable to HIV infection, or mention a single method of prevention.
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Ultimate Care II—named after the machine's model type—was conceived when Schmidt was idly thrumming on the device and was struck by its musical possibilities: it has a built in sequencer, and rattles like a drum machine.
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But in the country of Georgia, a hellish scene of a malfunctioning ski lift rattles that notion to the core, after the lift went in reverse and launched passengers from their chairs at the bottom of the lift.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea Bustos Democrats plot new approach to win over rural voters The Hill's Campaign Report: Sanders, Warren feud rattles Democrats House Democrats launch effort to register minority voters in key districts MORE (D-Ill.) said.
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But that thinking could change if the latest political scandal shifts the chances of a US-China trade agreement, rattles American consumers or improves the odds of a less market-friendly president taking the White House in 2021.
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The retail sector, which fell 0.07 percent on Thursday, has been the worst-performing sector of the S&P 500 index this year as fear of rising interest rates has crimped performance and disruption from e-commerce rattles investors.
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" Wright rattles off the familiar stereotypes: "cowboy individualism, a kind of wary friendliness, superpatriotism combined with defiance of all government authority, a hair-trigger sense of grievance, nostalgia for an ersatz past that is largely an artifact of Hollywood.
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Milton rattles off a list of the agency's other duties, from work in chemistry that underpins the purity of drugs and food to the maintenance of Coordinated Universal Time, which nations around the world use to set their clocks.
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At the seventh circle of hell we call Newark Liberty International Airport I was amazed at how easily I breezed through check-in and security without the usual accouterments of stroller/diaper bag/rattles/bottles/pacifiers/toys/books/poop.
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Admittedly, the last couple of months have mostly been a few isolated death rattles, but believe it or not there are still some devices in the wild, in spite of the company's best efforts to get them all back.
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In her upcoming seventh studio album, Nost (short for "nostalgia"), DJ, producer, and BPitch Control label boss Ellen Allien is showcasing what she calls the "quintessential sound" of her hometown: hypnotic techno that rattles the walls of local clubs.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Emerging market investors will be more cautious and selective in making risky bets against a strong dollar in coming months as fears over the United States' aggressive trade policy rattles markets, a Reuters poll found on Thursday.
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Wealth Matters M.G. Orender rattles off a list of the great sporting events he has attended: the Super Bowl, the Olympic Games, the Kentucky Derby, the United States Open (tennis and golf), the Daytona 500 and the Indianapolis 500.
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This Peabody-winning crime series begins its final run three years after Season 2, as Detective Sergeant Ellie Miller (Olivia Colman) and Detective Inspector Alec Hardy (David Tennant) investigate a rape that rattles this seaside town to its core.
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Before that, Chris Van Buiten, vice president of Sikorsky Innovations, the company's future-solving division, explains how much work that system will be doing, and he tells me something that rattles around in my skull for the rest of the day.
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And Daniel Davis is sublime as the, well, dotty Selsdon Mowbray, who cannot manage to make his one entrance on time, and whose dipsomania rattles the nerves of all as they attempt, and fail, to keep him from hitting the bottle.
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The Vermont U.S. senator's breakthrough there, powered by his edge among white voters and improved performance among younger African-Americans, rattles the confidence of pundits and politicians alike in their early assessments of upcoming contests in Ohio, Illinois and Missouri.
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However, an electric car doesn't have much of a engine sound — instead, drivers can hear a lot of wind and tire noise, as well as a bunch of little squeaks and rattles that are usually covered up by the noisy engine.
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For some teams, just making the tournament was a success in itself, but when you come close to advancing only to watch as the game-winning shot rattles out of the basket, the trip home can be an emotional one.
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But since last week, as the political turmoil rattles investors, it is spending sometimes a billion a day, even on the sly, to support the currency, the lira, as well as the waning aura of invincibility around President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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"Antwon's death shakes my heart, it rattles my faith that things will ever get better or that the injustice will ever end," said Gisele Barreto Fetterman, who met Antwon when he volunteered at the Free Store, a charity she founded.
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Obama rattles off some of what he calls Biden's accomplishments during his time as vice president, including reviving American manufacturing as head of Obama's middle-class task force, working to combat gun violence and pushing to make college more affordable.
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Truong Thi Hai Yên, barefoot on the cleanly swept floor of her rented one-room home, rattles off the tick-tock of an average school day for her, an 252th-grader in southern Vietnam's Mekong Delta: At 6:30 a.m.
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"I think this in some ways rattles Iran's political system, in that it underscores the fact that with everything else going on — Syria, the nuclear deal — there will be a passing of the baton to the next generation," Mr. Nasr said.
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Beside the streaks of white paint that mark the zebra crossing on Abbey Road -- a site protected since 2010 for its cultural and historical importance -- he rattles off Beatles facts, talks about the band's musical journey and grows ever more excited.
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"Bartier Cardi" swerves every which way over droning keyboards and sparsely arranged adlib whoops, as Cardi rattles off a series of rapid-fire rhymebursts to complement the beat's compressed energy, and 21 Savage's monotone on his guest verse fits the meter.
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Dressed to slay in gray and plum spandex, she rattles off the many types of leggings — the versatile Powers, the bum-sculpting Zero Gravities — and how they fit into the layout of the store, which is strategically laid out to boost sales.
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A well-dressed host — either New York-based comedian Scott Rogowsky or British on-air personality Sharon Carpenter — then rattles off 22012 multiple choice questions live on camera, while a blisteringly busy live text chat flows at the bottom of the screen.
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Mendoza rattles off the benefits of creating a co-op: They would be able to share wages fairly, determine their own schedules, and pick their own clients—meaning they wouldn't have to serve people who are rude to them based on their identities.
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If, during a meeting or spontaneous conversation, a colleague rattles off a litany of criticisms as to why your proposal won't work, resist rejecting them by responding with 'No, but...' Instead, try the 'Yes, and...' strategy, a technique borrowed from improv comedy.
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Located in the galaxy NGC 7610, about 160 million light years from the Milky Way, SN 2013fs was flagged by iPTF swiftly enough for scientists to glimpse the dense disk of circumstellar material kicked off by the star during its death rattles.
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The sky's grey mantle over me sewn with lapis lazuli— the terrible sky, where you walk in our city not thinking of me— Your indifference bedecks me— the locomotive of my heart rattles past the crape myrtle, the leaves startled, buds like jewels.
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The less celebrated spec bumps are what make the new Pro a worthy upgrade, particularly for those who, like me, have been suffering through their old system's death rattles (or fan buzzing, at least), waiting for a significant update from the company.
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Everyone deserves to be treated with professionalism in the course of their interactions with the police; the abuse of power exercised by these two detectives rattles the foundations of positive police-community relations that the law enforcement community has been working to build.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "A Shooting at YouTube's Offices Rattles Silicon Valley" (news article, April 4): The shooting on Tuesday at YouTube's headquarters in California is among the latest to draw the attention of the national news media since the Parkland, Fla.
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Trump rattles off his differences from Clinton, opposing "on-demand" abortion and repeal of the Hyde Amendment while advocating to defund Planned Parenthood (they do "very good work for millions of women," Trump said in March, still getting used to the Republican line).
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Coasting down the streets he knows well enough to drive blind, he rattles off all the celebrities who've come out of Newark: Ice-T, Queen Latifah, Faith Evans, Paul Simon, Whitney Houston..." He stops catching Pokemon and smiles into the distance: "MikeQ.
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The incident rattles Deadpool to his core, and he ends up clashing with the team: It's a heartbreaking moment, not only because we see Deadpool deal with the trauma, but also because it shows what the rest of the team thinks of him.
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Dressed in his iteration of what political strategists refer to as "disaster casual" — a button-down shirt and a baseball cap that reads "NAVY" — Mr. Scott rattles off warnings, admonitions and a litany of numbers intended to show the state's emergency muscle.
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So the next time the train rattles by their house in the middle of the night, Wendy and her two brothers take the leap, joining the figure, who of course turns out to be Peter Pan (Yashua Mack) in escaping their fate.
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For a nation swamped in conspiracy theories, the mystery of whether these are flesh-and-full-bladdered humans typing somewhere in a high-vis vest as a conveyor belt full of slogan T-shirts and bulk lube rattles beside them is tantalizing.
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Diana's hippie-Wiccan aunts, touchingly played by Kingston and Valarie Pettiford, live in one of the tale's more charming inventions: a funky, sentient house that rattles the crockery when it's irritated and supplies flashbacks by conjuring up life-size holographic scenes in situ.
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For Saïd and his friends—a jumbled crew who share in common their distaste for the mainstream life in Turkey—it's a dancefloor so dark you can't see how crowded it is, and a bass that rattles the oxygen molecules in your lungs.
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Tea prepared, Emperor Georgivs II—or George Francis Cruickshank, as he goes by outside the nation's boundary lines—rattles the wind chimes and takes us all back to his mother's backyard in Sydney, where he and his cousins, Geoff and Claire, created Atlantium in 1981.
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The closing stretch of the album rattles off a pure R&B Timbaland track ("Yeah, I Said It"), a faithful Currents era Tame Impala cover ("Same Ol' Mistakes"), a Dido-referencing acoustic guitar and fanned drumstick romp ("Never Ending") and three powerhouse soul scorchers.
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SINGAPORE/BEIJING (Reuters) - China's purchases of U.S. soybeans have come to a grinding halt, trade and industry sources say, as fears of further action by Beijing to curb imports of U.S. crops following last week's anti-dumping move on sorghum rattles the agriculture industry.
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In the full trailer for Luke Cage Season 2, we find our bulletproof hero (Mike Colter) taking selfies on the street and getting all kinds of press for his actions – until a new villain manages to get in a punch that rattles that thick skin.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's rand ZAR=D3 is expected to erase around a third of the 10 percent gains made in the past two months in the run-up to May elections as strong volatility rattles the currency, a Reuters poll found on Thursday.
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A separate poll last week suggested the rand ZAR=D3 will erase around a third of the 10 percent gains it made in the past two months in the run-up to elections next May as strong volatility rattles the currency, adding to inflationary pressures.
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Joining Jimmy Fallon and her "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart" collaborator Mark Ronson on The Tonight Show on Thursday, the pop star subbed in some new lyrics for the festive tune, which usually rattles off a bunch of pricey present requests for Santa Claus.
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MORE ON SEC HACK: Exclusive: U.S. Homeland Security found SEC had 'critical' cyber weaknesses in January Hack of securities regulator rattles investors The SEC hosts large volumes of sensitive and confidential information that could be used for insider-trading or manipulating U.S. equity markets.
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Among the items were 19th-century artifacts including two separate Bella Coola shaman's bird rattles (est $5,000-$7,000 and $6,13-$8,000), a Tlingit male shaman's mask (est $30,000-$40,000), and a Tlingit female shaman's mask (est $30,000-$50,23), sold by the Massachusetts Medford Public Library.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. stock market is likely to rack up solid gains this year, but it's vulnerable to a correction if the effect of the coronavirus outbreak worsens or the U.S. presidential race rattles investors, according to strategists in a Reuters poll.
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He rattles of a list that includes advising Dallas-based Trinity Industries on an $8 billion spinoff of noncore businesses, the $1.4 billion sale of Plano, Texas-based-Rent-A-Center to private equity, and Carthage, Missouri-based Leggett & Platt's $1.25 billion purchase of a foam manufacturer.
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Last week, Jimmy Fallon sent the star a sweet care package consisting of red-and-white-striped pajamas and two organic cotton rattles: one in the shape of an owl and one in the shape of a ball with "Z Z Z Z" embroidered on it.
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Last week, Jimmy Fallon sent the star a sweet care package consisting of red-and-white-striped pajamas and two organic cotton rattles: one in the shape of an owl and one in the shape of a ball with "Z Z Z Z" embroidered on it.
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When I ask who will teach, given the substantial offerings, he rattles off the names of friends and associates, like the Met's social media strategist Kimberly Drew, famed architects David Adjaye and Kunle Adeyemi (a k a "the homies"), and Ben Gorham of fragrance retailer Byredo.
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Although he doesn't want the liberal media to think of his show as gospel, he admits that his writers don't have to try as hard to take a whack at the kind of person who attends a Trump rally and rattles off about birtherism and pussy grabbing.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea Bustos Democrats plot new approach to win over rural voters The Hill's Campaign Report: Sanders, Warren feud rattles Democrats House Democrats launch effort to register minority voters in key districts MORE (D-Ill.), the chairwoman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC).
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Republican leaders who once saw a health law repeal as a quick first strike in the Trump era now must at least consider a worst case: unable to move forward with comprehensive health legislation, even as the uncertainty that they helped foster rattles consumers and insurers.
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Were we to be more laid back, less inclined to jump every time he rattles his saber, in the short term it might infuriate him, encourage some new act of brinkmanship, although he has few safe options now and faces powerful states and alliances alert to his usual tricks.
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On the campaign trail, when he is not angrily accusing Western powers of plotting to overthrow his government and carve up his country, Mr Erdogan rattles off the number of highways, tunnels and airports (29 of the latter, to be precise) that have been built on his watch.
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Even though I have won everything, beaten everyone, am No. 1 in Australia in multiple age groups, it's evident that some parents don't think a foreign kid with an erratic father who rattles the fence to distract their children from serving correctly should be getting help from the Institute.
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They fashioned homemade versions of the physical therapy equipment clinics use: They made rattles of Coke bottles filled with beans; they placed colorful plastic balls in a tiny inflatable pool; they stuffed a pair of Mr. da Silva's jeans with plastic foam, to prop Sophia into a sitting position.
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" He rattles off a chain of internal rhymes, historical references, and dense metaphors when Jay Electronica shows up for "How Great" and recreates the fatalistic children's choir of his favorite Kanye song "We Don't Care" when he finally gets West on a record of his own with "All We Got.
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Big black pigs are a sign of status and community life revolves around ancient tribal rituals evoked by the spirit houses and shark calling, a dying tradition where villagers shake rattles made of seashells to attract sharks in the Bismarck Sea to the shores before snatching them up with their hands.
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Republican nominee Donald Trump rattles off inaccurate statements or flat-out lies on a regular basis (a POLITICO analysis clocked him at one falsehood every three minutes and 15 seconds) and his opponent, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, while far more honest than Trump, doesn't have a flawless track record either.
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Breakingviews TV: SEC's cyber failure Hack of Wall Street regulator rattles investors, lawmakers T-Mobile is close to agreeing tentative terms on a deal to merge with peer Sprint, people familiar with the matter said, a major breakthrough in efforts to merge the third and fourth largest U.S. wireless carriers.
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"He does not think in any way that it's a good thing for this country to have legal marijuana, so when he rattles his saber, I wouldn't be surprised if he closes down one or two of these facilities just to make that statement," Hickenlooper told The Hill's Power Politics podcast.
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Go deeper: Treasury Secretary Mnuchin claims it's an "exaggeration" that Trump wants to exit WTO Scoop: Trump's private NATO trashing rattles allies Allies fear Trump-Putin summit How Trump could reassure America's NATO allies Get more stories like this by signing up for our weekly political lookahead newsletter, Axios Sneak Peek.
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Eat It probably doesn't seem likely, but there's a season for the little tins of oil-packed fish that I collect all year, and it starts around now, when the days in New York are hot and long and the air-conditioner balanced in my caged window rattles away tediously.
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He explains to us that he's fascinated by famous last words from famous (and some not so famous) people, and as we're watching this rainy car wreck unfold he rattles a few of them off before telling us his favorite: "I go to see a great perhaps," spoken by François Rabelais.
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Rakhine State, Myanmar (CNN)As our convoy of white jeeps rattles along the dirt roads through a vast landscape of fertile farmland, it's hard to see any physical evidence of the 20123 villages that were burned down in Myanmar's Rakhine State, other than the odd patch of blackened, decaying trees.
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We got tWitch Friday afternoon at LAX and asked about his boss' decision to possibly step away from her daytime talk show when her contract runs out in 2020 ... and tWitch rattles off all the good things Ellen's done for the world and says that's justification for her to retire whenever she pleases.
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James Grace, a senior director at Cox Automotive who previously worked in automotive interiors, said the biggest challenge for developing speakerless audio systems would probably be eliminating the vibrations, hums and rattles that so often emanate from interior parts, and properly integrating the sound-producing parts with the rest of the car.
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The spec sheet rattles off in the similar cadence to Samsung's Galaxy S26 or the OnePlus 27: Qualcomm Snapdragon 25 processor, 250GB of RAM, 7003GB of storage, microSD support up to 2700GB, 2700-megapixel rear camera, 2700-megapixel front camera, QuickCharge 2.0, IP65 and IP68 waterproof rating, Android Marshmallow 6.0… and the list goes on.
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He rattles off a couple other finance books he likes: "Black Edge: Inside Information, Dirty Money, and the Quest to Bring Down the Most Wanted Man on Wall Street" by Sheelah Kolhatkar; "Capital in the Twenty-First Century" by Thomas Piketty; and "Why I Left Goldman Sachs: A Wall Street Story" by Greg Smith.
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Hanna rattles: Dare you to do what you wantDare you to be who you willDare you to cry, cry out loudI get so emotional, baby They're some of the most famous words in Bikini Kill's catalogue for a reason; they feel like a manifesto for everything the band—and riot grrrl in general—was about.
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But the politician who most rattles Mr Magufuli may be Tundu Lissu, a member of parliament who had been arrested at least six times (including for the sin of insulting the president) before he was shot 16 times in broad daylight shortly after leaving parliament in the sleepy capital, Dodoma, over a year ago.
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And that's what Black-ish offers its viewers when Dre cozies up next to Bow on the couch and rattles off questions from a women's magazine quiz, giving her props on her near perfect score (and while that equates to depressed as hell, Bow is never one to bomb a quiz of any type).
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"I Need U," their first big single, rattles with propulsive snare drums, irritatingly high-pitched synthesizers, squeaky whistles, maximalist keyboard roar, a chorus that combines several familiar melodies into a giant yearning monster — behold a song that's streamlined but also sprung, as if the many little crunchy parts are straining to burst through the polished surface.
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The 12-day-old baby boy was the lucky recipient of a sweet new set of Petite Plume blue-and-white-striped pajamas ($58) and two organic cotton rattles by Estella: one in the shape of an owl ($18), and one in the shape of a ball with "Z Z Z Z" embroidered on it ($16).
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As Strat, wide-eyed and belting out rock anthems with ease, he prances shirtless in leather pants, falls in love with Raven (Christina Bennington), rattles her powerful parents (Bradley Dean and Lena Hall), stands on a chopper, kneels under a Mylar-glitter snowfall, smears stage blood on his torso, and gets crucifictorious with a mike cord.
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Tom EmmerThomas (Tom) Earl EmmerDemocrats, advocates warn against cashless stores GOP leader warns lawmakers on fundraising: 'Getting our ass kicked' The Hill's Campaign Report: Sanders, Warren feud rattles Democrats MORE (Minn.), the top Republican on the Task Force on Financial Technology, argued the resistance to doing away with cash was rooted in a fear of the unknown.
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"Maternity leave was lit today," The Mindy Project star wrote on Instagram stories, showing off her baby girl's spoils: Petite Plume red-and-white-striped pajamas ($58) and two organic cotton rattles by Estella: one in the shape of an owl ($18), and one in the shape of a ball with "Z Z Z Z" embroidered on it ($16).
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Look at the superb briskness with which she rattles through the day's business, in court, before the plight of Adam intervenes, and then look at the distress signals that she sends out once her world begins to lurch—the flutter of a hand in the air, for instance, as she is lured into the catastrophe of a kiss.
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She rattles off details about the raid like she lived them herself: how there was nowhere to hide, how a few people were so afraid that they fainted, how others' feet were tied so closely together when federal agents escorted them to buses that they had to take baby steps and could barely climb the stairs.
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The mighty Brraapp comes rippling up through the back of the car and swats our ears in the same way a wet, low B-flat from the sousaphone in a New Orleans brass band rattles you when you're standing a little too close but you don't care because you're so lost in the heat and the booze and the rhythm.
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Britta Thie Thie rattles off a list of her different pieces in "Welt Am Draht" — there's a three-channel video installation of infomercials that advertise freelance labor, the soundtrack to her recently produced web series "Translantics" and six banners made of polyester, mesh and synthetic satin displaying phrases plucked from the show's narration — before segueing into her love of Netflix's offerings.
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After the last line: "Carry on Santa, it's Christmas Day, all is secure," we both cracked up, perhaps to drown out the rattles of ghosts in our Christmases past, and realized all that was left to do was drive at top speed to the strip and check in to the only luxury hotel where we knew you couldn't gamble: the Trump Las Vegas.
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In the last couple years, Stoltenberg has had to walk a tightrope as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE rattles allies with threats to leave the alliance if members do not pay more for their own defense.
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The current hysterical alarmism in the aftermath of North Korea's very intentionally timed Fourth of July intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test, however, benefits no one more than Pyongyang's leader, Kim Jong Un. He thrives on the attention that reinforces his internal standing, and the more the U.S. saber-rattles, the more it plays into the North Korean threat-victim narrative and unnecessarily heightens tensions.
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While lace is soft and flimsy, the sounds the trio produced were largely raucous and forceful: they were vehement, jazz-leaning numbers that involved Parkins striking strings to produce undulating, metallic rattles, or plucking them to create more dampened, melodic tunes, backed by Sawyer's controlled but unyielding clangs of cymbals and Smith's piano work, which ranged from soft tinkering to a frenetic collapse of the keys.
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Though I wouldn&apost call myself a complete amateur and I know generally what types of wine I like, I am also eons away from becoming that person at the party who casually swishes her glass and rattles off tasting notes (I am more often the person who gushes over the cheese and charcuterie paired with the wine, or the exact example above who judges a bottle by its packaging).
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And so, it's not at all surprising to see her holding a placard about a Google virus-testing service that doesn't actually exist, clasping her wrists with a church-choir grip while the President claims that more people will die from an economic slowdown than from a viral epidemic, or stepping away from the lectern when Fauci, standing behind her in a press briefing, rattles his pages because he has information he wants to interject.
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"Our members need to get their act together and raise more money," National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) Chairman Tom EmmerThomas (Tom) Earl EmmerThe Hill's Campaign Report: Sanders, Warren feud rattles Democrats House GOP campaign chief: Members 'need to get their act together and raise more money' House GOP campaign arm faces ethics complaint over 'trackers' in Capitol buildings MORE (R-Minn.) said at a breakfast event hosted by the Republican-aligned Ripon Society.
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These headlines sum it up: Reuters: "Wall Street tumbles as reform hopes fade with Trump crisis" The Washington Post: "Turmoil over recent Trump controversies triggers the Dow's biggest losses since September" CNBC: "Dow sheds 370 points; stocks close lower and wipe out monthly gains on Trump fears" MarketWatch: "Nasdaq suffers biggest daily drop in nearly a year, as fear gauge soars on Trump worries" CNNMoney: "Dow dives 373 points as Trump drama rattles market" Investor's Business Daily: "Stock Tumble On Trump Woes; Dow Down 250 Points" NBCNews: "Dow Closes Down 372 Points as Markets Lose Confidence in Trump"
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Given the underlying questions about his leadership, Trump faces the real risk that his belligerent "fire and fury" language -- even if intended to create pressure for negotiations, as some experts believe -- may be unsettling the public in the US and its key allies more than it rattles mercurial North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "It's quite difficult to do this without domestic opinion, especially if you are going to do the kind of brinksmanship he is doing right now, which has huge risks," says James Steinberg, the former deputy secretary of state for Barack Obama and deputy national security adviser for Bill Clinton.
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At the meeting, McCarthy, House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseCollins Senate bid sets off game of musical chairs for GOP Overnight Defense: Bolton, GOP senators see close ties challenged | Republicans fume over Dem maneuver on Iran bills |Trump criticizes Democrats over war powers vote GOP fumes over Democrats' maneuver for bringing up Iran bills MORE (R-La.) and National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom EmmerThomas (Tom) Earl EmmerGOP leader warns lawmakers on fundraising: 'Getting our ass kicked' The Hill's Campaign Report: Sanders, Warren feud rattles Democrats House GOP campaign chief: Members 'need to get their act together and raise more money' MORE (R-Minn.) urged members to step up their fundraising and their contributions to the NRCC.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads live footage of the mimic octopus gently will i grab its neck and twist the footage nobody suspects a thing i said i was not to swim out that far, the sea being full of nope and sightings surely with the proper slope would i bear up but my slope is very, is sleek, improper and i'm so given to release— can one discharge this symptom honorably can one discharge it in a crowd /let me clean my dirty teeth the old cat twitches in his sleep the drab garb of my utmost shock technician rattles dryly in the dark he participates in meanings of increasing complexity i don't tell him how to, i just increase it we have a rotating thing called The President and a rule called do you want me to say enough?
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Developing now, Monday, June 18, 123 The Hillary Clinton email probe takes center stage Monday when the FBI's top man and the Justice Department's inspector general testify on Capitol Hill President Trump fires off scathing tweets, ripping the FBI official who was pulled from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team over anti-Trump texts Media 'misreporting' on family separations at the U.S.-Mexico border prompts Homeland Security boss Kirstjen Nielsen to set the record straight on Trump immigration policy Anti-Trump comedian Kathy Griffin lashes out at Melania Trump in an expletive-laced tirade after the first lady weighed in on immigration reform An earthquake in Osaka, Japan, kills at least three people and injures more than 200 on Monday morning; another temblor rattles Guatemala THE LEAD STORY – CLINTON EMAILS FACE SCRUTINY: FBI Director Christopher Wray and Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz are expected to testify Monday before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Horowitz&aposs bombshell report on the FBI&aposs investigation of Hillary Clinton&aposs personal email server ... Horowitz&aposs report, released Thursday, singled out former FBI Director James Comey for harsh criticism and referred five other bureau employees for potential disciplinary action.
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