It was squawking and barking and my husband grabbed it.
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There would be 20,000 birds in that tree, all squawking.
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They dueled with egrets over the best perches, squawking raucously.
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They also give the gardens a squawking quality in mating season.
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Witnesses say both sides started squawking, and then it got physical.
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Their first video predictably opens with the brothers squawking at the camera.
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Patrons converse over the squawking of pet parrots and wails of babies.
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As fewer Americans lack health insurance, more are squawking about potentially losing it.
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There are also a few lines, seemingly improvised, that had the audience squawking.
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Let's warm up with — Hens and Eggs Two hens were squawking one day.
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She was drawing the meeting itself, rendering them all as squawking bird-people.
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Daniel Schwen/WikipediaPeople squawking on their phones on public transportation is annoying as hell.
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Inquiring, shouting, squawking, howling, gasping, with fingers hooked like claws and blue flashing eyes.
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Officers with squawking walkie-talkies soon position themselves to regain control of the yard.
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Anyone who's had to repeat their order into a squawking speaker knows that pain.
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Stuff kept attacking, there was this really annoying parrot that kept squawking at us.
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Civilization intrudes on Rike's seclusion when a man's voice begins squawking on her radio.
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One little squawking cutie was filmed trying out some yoga or lawn-furniture inspired poses.
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Penguins can easily identify a particular mating call among the squawking of other birds. 7.
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Close-ups of these squawking birds are paired with figure studies that render them noble.
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In this later incarnation, he savored the silence he'd earned after a lifetime of squawking.
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From my back porch in the country, I hear crows squawking high in the trees.
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"I don't know where they invented this," she says, after making a hilarious squawking sound.
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After an hour of squawking kids, Jesse might wobble away with exhaustion but he never complained.
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Mr. Rooster sometimes chased me quite a distance across the yard, squawking and flapping his wings.
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She shouts out her friends, fiancee, Walker, and even gets her fellow hens squawking "BBC" in unison.
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And yes, there are forlorn "ho, ho, ho's," sounds of murderous bird squawking and even blood. Rivers.
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It takes a while to master, so hopefully you have a high tolerance for squawking mouth friends.
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And we watched proud owners introduce their brightly plumed, squawking parrots at the Yuen Po Bird Garden.
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The Grocery Raiders will never be more than part of a chorus of squawking strangers in need.
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And when people on the Hill don&apost see it, I think they are squawking about it now.
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There's another guy on land who is also clearly marked for death, because he's obnoxiously squawking at everyone.
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The media conglomerate is squawking over Nielsen figures that show fewer households are getting its ESPN sports network.
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Thought bubble: We hear a constant squawking about an employee-and-skills shortage from companies of various types.
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The is only two percent below historic highs, and even technical analysts are not squawking too loudly — yet.
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The last thing Trump wants is a chorus of squawking hawks -- Pompeo, Bolton and Haley -- stealing his glory.
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The captain killed the engine, and all was silent but the waves and the squawking of the birds.
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Modern Love We heard the strangest sounds coming from the front porch, a squawking and an unworldly scream.
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Turn right at the trading card display, and you'll see a wall of birds in birdcages, all squawking away.
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And if the song of the block is a symphony of complaint, there are bright passages amid the squawking.
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Resting on a bench with some concussion, before eventually flying off to continue eating chips and squawking for another day.
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Cox was like House Lite — squawking and rude, but soft enough to recognize that he was J.D.'s role model.
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Here, though, the magical interloper isn't a singing nanny but a squawking, mischievous bird, which the Poppers name Captain Cook.
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For entertainment, people stared at the river, or watched the endless succession of bright-colored macaws that flew squawking overhead.
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He hates the snow, finds his own waddling ridiculous, and wishes the other penguins would zip it already with the squawking.
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Consumers, meanwhile, were sending emails from home to the squealing and squawking sounds of the latest 56 Kbps dial-up modems.
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Still, the Fed's decision to lift interest rates in December was met with plenty of squawking by some ideologically extreme Republicans.
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Opening with Chiericozzi's squawking saxophone, the song builds into some Lubricated Goat type territory with guitars that breathe fire and demented vocals.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Every day a keeper at Prague Zoo leads half a dozen squawking baby flamingos on a walk through the grounds.
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The sounds of scores of seagulls and other squawking birds pierced the air, rising above even the low din of traffic below.
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CF Cameron Maybin drew an ejection with two outs in the ninth inning, squawking about balls and strikes with Miguel Cabrera at bat.
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It resembles the squawking mechanisms of a factory line: uncomfortably raucous yet guaranteed to stubbornly churn around in your head for hours afterwards.
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The clarinettist, making use of multiphonics (techniques to produce multiple tones at once), conjures the animals with bellowing, squawking, chattering, and neighing sounds.
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Squawking hens wore peculiar outfits: white and blue plastic bags that, the family told me, prevented eagles from swooping down and carrying them away.
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The difficulty is not that the phrase "census-slashing deformity" is irreverent but that it's a distraction, a squawking bird perched on the cenotaph.
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But if their politicians keep squawking about bathrooms, millennials may never be receptive to the GOP's uplifting messages of innovation, fiscal conservatism, and personal responsibility.
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The battle has been lost but the ostriches behind this academic abuse of the legal system think they can keep squawking about another, bigger battle.
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There were squawking seagulls circling above meowing cats jumping up on seemingly every street to rub their furry heads on the legs of passers-by.
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But without Gutierrez, or a Gutierrez-type figure, squawking at them when they get complacent, the possibility of complacency will be that much more imminent.
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Many have pointed out that their music sounds almost painful and trapped, and in between the folds of squawking vocals, there's a frightening story being told.
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Crows are smart, clever enough to pry open garbage cans down the road, if raccoons had not gotten there first — which might account for their squawking.
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Its cobbled square, once heaving with Greek and foreign volunteers, is filled only with just the sound of seagulls squawking and waves crashing on the rocks.
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Behind-the-scenes footage shows an ISIS recruit in Yemen fluffing his lines and struggling to be heard over squawking birds while pledging allegiance to the caliphate.
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No one had ever glimpsed the bird, but there was an audible squawking and a foul smell and occasionally someone discovered a gold feather by her door.
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And because it is Mr. Murphy in the robe, you have no difficulty believing that this peremptory, squawking, undeniable figure is indeed sorrow made flesh — and feathers.
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Not that I'm complaining — even the constant squawking of seagulls carried on the fresh breeze is enough to get the heart swooning amid the vaguely maritime atmosphere.
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Moses is shown as a small, red-faced, squawking babe of the utmost insignificance who has just been rescued from his fragile wickerwork craft among the reeds.
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From there, it is on to level three, where Hélio Oiticica has staged a Brazilian favela complete with sand, tropical plants, and squawking macaws ("Tropicália," 1966–1967).
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Before we kick our young out of the academic nest, squawking and flapping into the real world, here are some of the best graduation speeches in recent history.
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Fitbit also released less-than-ideal earnings that send its stock dropped by more than 33 percent and CNBC analyst Jim Cramer squawking that the company is "done."
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Captain might not have been patient zero, but his family recalled that before falling ill, the youngster scooped up a squawking chicken and carried it to his uncle's home.
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That's nobody's fault, but sometimes there's a human mistake, and you get a director who is under a lot of pressure, and he starts squawking and yelling and screaming.
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The same thing would happen, sitting in those ugly waiting-room chairs, early mornings before work, CNN squawking on an overhead flat-screen, dated copies of People magazine everywhere.
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I don't wanna listen to somebody squawking like a seagull for 25 minutes, singing indecipherably about something that's apparently important but not important enough to make the lyrics audible.
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Though he has been largely written off as a character actor, one who only could play variations on squawking wiseguys like Tommy, his career has long begged for reappraisal.
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One morning when I was 10, we awoke at dawn to hear our chickens squawking frantically and saw a fox trotting away with one of our hens in its mouth.
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It's a combination of birds chirping and squawking, rivers rushing, thunder, lightning, rain, and even the occasional human chant, captured from multiple parks and edited together into one soothing soundscape.
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Mr. Cotton was inspired to take up the harmonica by his mother, who liked to use the instrument to mimic the squawking of chickens and the whistles of freight trains.
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People were squawking after the Spartans were denied a No. 1 seeding, saying that Michigan State was snubbed due to their high potential to be prom king of the Big Dance.
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As Hurricane Ophelia, which may now be designated as a tropical storm, approached Ireland, twitter user Sltlk, posted a video on Monday of the birds squawking in a frenzy around some houses.
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Locals sit out on the street together and share peppery black cider, an idyllic summer scene playing out in the midst of the city, while street sellers hawk squawking wind-up toys.
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So if you can't find a precious, squawking monkey to gift a child this holiday season, know that the Fingerling was meticulously engineered—from meme to YouTube sensation—precisely to sell out.
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The creatures' next appearance in the film's second trailer showed off one squawking alongside Chewbacca on the Millennium Falcon, which only further entrenched both sides of the love-them-or-hate-them argument.
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But recent breeding efforts have been prolific, and now most mornings and evenings, as many as six Kaka perch themselves on my mom's treetop balcony, squawking, presumably, in celebration of their triumphant comeback.
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"I have a happy life: I have a place to farm; I have animals," said farmer Paulo Alvarez, 55, whose pigs, turkeys and chickens roam freely around his wooden hut, grunting and squawking.
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It was one hour before curtain, and the squawking of audience members filling the theater — some speaking Spanish, others Japanese — began bouncing off his dressing room door, one short staircase below the stage.
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"I live right around the corner from the Y," she says to a lifelong Democrat who brings her granddaughter, newly voting-age, onto the porch alongside her, a menagerie of animals squawking behind them.
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Note how the pundits are squawking this week over President Trump and the GOP's failure to get any funding for the promised border wall into the new stopgap bill funding the government through September.
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The stickers feature cute little parakeets doing everything from squawking "Howzat!" to punting an AFL football, but can also be used to send a casual "G'day" or "How's it going, mate?" to your buddies.
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And one of those times is now, when an informant is on the brink of pinning Bobby to a bad trade, but Bobby has been made aware that one of his guys is squawking.
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When Hsiung put on an Oculus headset and watched the resulting footage, a first-person horror show of thousands of squawking birds lined up side by side in the darkness, he changed his mind.
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If her first album could be written off as the squawking of a precious creative writing student a little too into Tennyson, then Ys announced her arrival as a true poet and a serious artist.
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My girlfriend and I had once seen two male Canada geese fighting over a female goose, squawking furiously and beating the water with their wings and grappling at each other's snaking throats with their bills.
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It was just, I'm just—" The crowparrots started up then with one of their raucous dinnertime chants, squawking so piercingly you could hear them even with the windows shut—" Big Mac , Big Mac ," they called. "_Fries!
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Untitled Goose Game is a game about creating hi-jinks, not by blowing stuff up, but by strategically squawking, sneaking, flapping your wings, and being gently conniving, as it is in a goose's nature to do.
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In an election year, with nearly constant squawking from presidential candidates about well-paying jobs, the mayor of Palo Alto has an unusual message for some of the cash-flush tech companies based here: Go away. Please.
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Instead, it was likened to a poorly received mea culpa from BP that showed its unpopular chief executive pledging to clean up an oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico over a soundtrack of squawking sea gulls.
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The Team 225 leader then blew a pillow-size fire ball into the warm Hollywood air, then turned to the camera triumphantly, squawking, "I'm a dragon!" as he flapped his arms melodramatically, cornstarch cascading from his mouth.
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There are plenty of unconventional methods to make music, like Shawn Wasabi's MIDI controller, which is fashioned with 64 arcade buttons, or the cute, squawking Otamatone, which YouTubers have mastered to cover a wide range of beloved tunes.
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Martino was telling me about his daily patrol routine when, in the middle of our conversation, the Aeroscope box began squawking, a series of beep beep beeps that sounded like an old landline got left off the hook.
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Not long ago, the clearing had been home to mangroves, saltwater-loving trees that anchor a web of life stretching from fish larvae hatching in the cradle of their underwater roots to the hornbills squawking at their crown.
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The show only gets lazy for a few minutes; an inexplicably drawn-out scene where Nola is stuck in a cab with a faceless driver squawking inappropriate comments at her in a South Asian accent more offensive than Apu's.
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To celebrate the tenth release on the imprint, they've got original acid dons DJ Pierre, Hardfloor, Luke Vibert, and Posthuman (AKA the guys who run the label) to each turn in a punishing jet of white-hot 303 squawking.
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Here was a family movie that included giant terror-mollusks, cute hobbit-like critters getting the mystical life force sucked out of them by giant squawking crow monsters, and a road adventure through the foothills of the uncanny valley.
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After a boisterous ceremony in which the characters of the joust are laid out, the good and evil precedent has been set, sunburned families, and packs of squawking children made their way to the bowling green to witness the joust.
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Considering just how much dinner-party squabbling and talk-radio squawking that question inspired more than 20 years ago, it's still a little weird that the matter of O.J. Simpson's guilt or innocence is pretty much a closed case these days.
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In this last play, my body would tell you that I was walking and squawking for 90 minutes: moving around, lifting my arms, sweating under the lights, raising my eyebrows, contracting my throat, keeping my eyes open, hurling to my knees.
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Couple that with the squawking shrieks of one-man Canadian media empire Nardwuar, and you'll reach a strange state of viewing, where you go through the motions of being chilled and then suddenly startled within the length of a few breaths.
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Pulling LaVar Ball aside and privately threatening to trade his son if he keeps squawking is unlikely to have much impact when everyone knows the list of teams willing to trade for Lonzo Ball and inherit the circus surrounding him is nonexistent.
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Once, a friend asked me to have dinner at her house, and I arrived at her apartment to find the place dominated by a very active cockatoo in a cage, a creature who spent a lot of the evening squawking and chirping from a perch.
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Nothing helps President Trump more — or tightens his hold on his base more securely — than his cozy, mutually beneficial relationship with conservative TV. Trump's feedback loop, including cable-news coverage, and mainstream media squawking, convinces the president that he's winning his war on media.
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But there is a haunting person in the back of me, living in the darkness of my mind, dancing like an impish ballerina, squawking and spinning and chirping, troubling my present consciousness with the horror of a thought that I am not comfortable with.
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"I am hidden here," he said, laughing, of the nondescript peach bungalow-style house here where he lives, with a beaten-up 1990s sedan on the lawn, a motorboat in the side yard, squawking parrots on the back patio and a pregnant cat making the rounds.
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I want to be outside in a paddling pool doing something frankly disgusting to a ice pop, but instead I must generate content for you squawking content birds, you hungry little chicks, you need content, always, your hunger never ends, and it is ruining every second of my life.
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It's not just that it is boring to watch a four-hour game filled with pauses when you know how it's going to turn out, you have no real sense of what happened in the preceding season, and you're yoked to some squawking blowhard announcer who is not John Madden.
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A small truck with a squawking loudspeaker makes the rounds in the afternoons selling fresh crab and squid from the coast, and on the outskirts of town, locals hang pollock on wooden racks for days in the winter sun until they become tough as leather, a popular Korean delicacy called hwangtae.
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We all planned to stay over at the friend's house who had the most blasé parents, who wouldn't mind picking up six squawking teenage girls at 3 AM. In the morning, I found myself wearing a slutty Alice in Wonderland outfit, hugging the toilet, and dribbling on the rug encircling its base.
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Media had already started its descent into a gaseous constellation of confusing and manipulative voices—Glenn Beck and Keith Olbermann squawking on the cable, Flavor of Love and the Apprentice dominating reality TV, HuffPo and TMZ running loose in the nascent blogosphere, and the Bush administration peddling flimsy and deceitful war pageantry.
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Weird, disturbing, relentless, it arrays a Nirvana cover and a Shad rap and big drums and synthesizers squawking like gulls and men grunting like bears and more gutturals than a death metal album around the 41-year-old Tagaq breathing, murmuring, gasping, squealing, yelping, shrieking, chanting, incanting, reciting, lecturing, and, oh yeah, singing.
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Democrats are squawking about 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's order to release the material used by the FBI and the Justice Department to initiate the investigation of his campaign.
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But even with that understanding, and with the application of a few small, telling details — like the way Adelaide strangles Red when she overcomes her in childhood, apparently damaging her vocal cords and leaving Red with a constricted, squawking voice that carries through into adulthood — the twist still feels like it's designed for shock value rather than to further the film's central ideas.
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"Policy is my love language and I'm unapologetic about that because with the power of a stroke of a pen you can create injustice, with the power of a stroke of a pen you can create justice, you can actualize it as well," she said at a supporter home Friday morning with a caged cockatoo named Derby and caique named Peepers squawking along with applause (Pressley dubbed the bird the "amen" corner of the room).
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The Climate Chronograph, imagined for the artificial island of Hains Point, is joined by fellow finalists "American Wild: A Memorial" by DHLS, where imagery of the 59 National Parks is projected over 50 days on the Brutalist ceiling of the DC metro; "The IM(MIGRANT)" by Honoring the Journey that incorporates stories of immigration into the city's bus system; and "VOICEOVER" by Talk Talk, the most whimsical of these entries with mechanical parrots perched on existing monuments, squawking collected tales.
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When the Chicken Littles of fashion run around squawking that men's wear has run its course; that the separation of the cisgendered sexes into two separate seasons is as anachronistic as binaries themselves; that women's wear will soon swallow whole the male side of the business like a Hanna-Barbera alley cat and then stand by smacking its lips, what they are forgetting is that most of the labels that have skipped the men's wear cycle, like Gucci, are accessories-driven.
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