Blood poured down her arm and the seagull squawked away.
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They came up to the windows and squawked every morning.
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Goose squawked four times, beat his wings and refused to cooperate.
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Outside, it was cold and almost dark; un-Scandinavian birds squawked.
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It squawked at me, the disjointed alarm of a failed call.
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CNBC analysts squawked on the televisions as members settled into their routines.
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The sounds of the jungle chirped and squawked and burbled around them.
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Fountains gurgled; parrots squawked; dogs barked on the other side of courtyard walls.
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He looked at me as if I was slightly dim when I squawked my disapproval.
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Six years ago, Scott Disick squawked into a phone seven words that would define him forever.
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Almost six decades later, students have shrieked and squawked in front of millions of T.V. viewers.
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"I'd like to officially welcome you to the Big Easy!" he squawked in his blunt Brooklynese.
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"That's all weed," squawked a deputy with the Mendocino County Sheriff's office over the helicopter intercom.
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Chickens squawked on the porch, dogs ran through the living room and cats lounged in every corner.
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Phones around Fort Worth squawked as another storm tore from the sky and threatened towns in Texas.
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"I have six campers moving from back bay to recreation," the guard next to me squawked into his radio.
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When I approached, a toucan leaped down from a nook at the back of the enclosure and squawked at me.
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People squawked "crack is wack" on school playgrounds, imitating the now-infamous quote from her shaky Diane Sawyer interview in 2002.
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"I miss seeing you on television!" an elderly woman named Renee squawked at her neighbor the actress, comedian, and singer Sandra Bernhard.
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It was just one of countless threads of information squawked across the operational frequencies in a massive effort to deliver relief and supplies.
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"We're happy, we're content - there's water, there's life and we have more security," said the father of two, as cockerels squawked in the background.
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For the next hour and a half, the city's emergency airwaves squawked with the communications of police, medics, and swat operators working the scene.
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A paradise for predators Before Polynesian settlers arrived in New Zealand around the 13th century, its forests squawked, chirped and tweeted with bird life.
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A nesting bird in an area of scrubland just inside the ropes between the first and 18th fairways squawked at spectators who came too close.
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The two birds touched beaks and squawked amiably at each other for a few hours, but eventually Clyde flew off, and Carpenter took Gracie home.
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Across seven counties, millions of cellphones shook and squawked with a warning of "extreme fire danger," in California's largest-ever use of a disaster alert system.
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When he heard the squawk of a parrot from the forest, he stopped the minivan and squawked back — parrots, he said, had been rarely seen since Maria.
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Another time it said, "It looks like it's time to jam out with some instrument sounds," then jokingly squawked and clanged through a few seconds of mock jazz.
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The occasional wide-eyed tap on the shoulder followed by a squawked "FUCKIN' HELL MATE, BELTER," is about as much direct communication as you want on the dancefloor.
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Whenever a stand needed to be taken and the attention of the public needed to be endured, the peacocks huffed and squawked to the fore en masse, idiotically iridescent.
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There was a waterpark I wanted to explore, but before I got there I found a town run by a computer mayor who squawked over my radio and demanded help.
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Perhaps he couldn't understand why an American Marine wearing 50 pounds of armor and weapons and holding a box that squawked out robotic Arabic would make him that particular offer.
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It is a meditative session designed to simulate the experience of labor for men, guiding them through the process until they have squawked a baby straight out of their imagination.
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Mr. McKay's four children and their spouses stood by him while wrangling his grandchildren, none of over age 3, into listening to Father O'Donovan's homily as sea gulls squawked in the background.
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That same week in June, the muhtar's chickens and rooster strutted and squawked in and out of his office during the day, in part so the chickens could discreetly lay eggs under his desk.
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From the desert along the Mexican border to the central California coast, a distance of more than 300 miles, cellphones squawked and shook all at once on Wednesday night, and displayed a simple, serious message.
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In early summer, when I walked under the trees to water the vegetable garden, or stayed inside to wash dishes, a bird -- blue-gray feathers and a tan-colored beak—squawked at me from the nest.
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When Apple launched the HomePod in February of this year, early users squawked in equal measures about its unbelievable audio capabilities and the fact that it was a WiFi-connected smart speaker that didn't "talk" to other speakers.
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"It shows they are still willing to do stuff, but they should be willing to do stuff, considering it is one of the highest-grossing apps of all time," David Wendler said, while ducks quacked and geese squawked in the background.
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They instructed each animal where it should live. The gods then commanded that the animals should give them praise and worship them.Christenson, Allen J. 2003, 2007 , pp.64–65. However, the animals could not speak and simply squawked, chattered and roared in their own manner.
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Bilek squawked, but the referee took no action because he didn't see the incident. The game was eventually drawn."Saidy & Lessing, p. 24, "In a tournament game between Matulovic and Bilek in 1970, the former moved a piece, then saw that it would entail the loss of the game.
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Since 2002, they have been in what has been called their "Screen Grab" period, making video works by recording the computer monitor's output while working, playing video games, or coding. Jodi's "Screen Grab" period began with the four-screen video installation My%Desktop (2002), which premiered at the Plugin Media Lab in Basel. The piece appeared to depict mammoth Mac OS 9 computers running amok: opening windows cascaded across the screen, error messages squawked, and files replicated themselves endlessly. But this was not a computer gone haywire, but a computer user gone haywire.
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Within a short time frame, the player had to attach the correct ident (55Z) to the VFR aircraft. The squawked icon would only bloom for a few seconds. If too much time passed, the player had to repeat the request and try again. It becomes essential to have the sound working properly if you want to handle this VFR traffic, else it becomes necessary to scroll up/down your dialogue window to see the calls made by any VFR entering so that you may call them with their proper call sign or you can not identify them and consequently control them.
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Author Chuck Klosterman ranked it the 23rd-best Van Halen song, calling it "something close to an adrenalized Tony Iommi riff with a Randy Rhoads solo jammed up the gullet." Rolling Stone included it on its list of the 20 Insanely Great Van Halen Songs Only Hardcore Fans Know, calling it the "the loud and loose climax of Van Halen II" and praising David Lee Roth's vocals, saying he "has rarely squealed, squawked and screamed as exuberantly, as he does here while celebrating his own near demise." Rolling Stone Australia listed "Somebody Get Me a Doctor" as among Eddie Van Halen's top 20 guitar solos.
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Musick to Play in the Dark Vol. 1 was one of two albums attributed purely to a style called "moon musick", informed by ambient, glitch, minimalism and Kosmische Musik, which signified their change from a "solar" to a "moon" group; the next album to be released in the series would be Musick to Play in the Dark Vol. 2. Jhonn Balance originally wished to create a cohesive set of liner notes for Musick to Play in the Dark, which ended up only being published on Coil's website at the time. In them, he outlined the meanings of songs: "Are You Shivering?" refers to MDMA trips he took part in with friends, where they "would ask if each other were shivering, as pure doses can make the teeth chatter and the eyesight vibrate", "Broccoli" is "about greens and ancestor worship", and "Strange Birds", built around a found quote, refers to a period when Jhonn "regressed to BIRD MIND and only squawked and chirruped for three worrying days".
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