AND FINALLY ... Squeaky clean fun It's a horse, having fun with a squeaky rubber chicken.
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Like so many things, the squeaky wheel gets the grease, and in this case being squeaky requires money and clout.
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" - Mike, 36 "Squeaky dirty rats scampering on tracks.
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They trigger memories or curiosity — was my Nintendo that squeaky?
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He plans on being the squeaky wheel until something changes.
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Between the lines: The squeaky wheel gets the most grease.
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Jazz is a shitty car with a squeaky glove box.
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They would go 230 days only eating "squeaky clean" foods.
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In other words, Cunha is not exactly squeaky clean himself.
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Why would the squeaky clean, rigorously inoffensive comic even care?
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This city must be incredibly environmentally friendly and squeaky clean.
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"I'm the squeaky wheel and I will never ever stop."
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Then another strolled in, this time in a squeaky walker.
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Fluffy kept us busy with pee pads and squeaky toys.
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Orta never attempts to portray himself as a squeaky-clean victim.
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The squeaky wheels get all the oil, says one community worker.
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The first section chronically sounds like a squeaky toy falling apart.
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So it's kind of a squeaky clean system you can watch.
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Your current Prime Minister seems like a squeaky clean poster boy.
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Recall the tale of the old lady with the squeaky floorboard.
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Yet being an effective reporter doesn't require a squeaky clean record.
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"We don't expect you to be shockingly, squeaky clean," Patrick says.
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"They love all the squeaky toys," she said of her dogs.
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Anyone else think that he's not as squeaky-clean as he seems?
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Finn the dog hadn't seen his favorite squeaky toy in five years.
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Yes, it's going to do that whole like squeaky whale noise thing.
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Young provides the squeaky voice for grizzled, fedora-wearing reporter Clyde Coil.
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A presliced bun ran through a toaster on a squeaky conveyor belt.
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This is a beautiful instrument, capable of producing a rich, squeaky tune.
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Her whistle register (ie: those super-high, almost squeaky notes) is legendary.
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Some told their stories in squeaky voices that revealed their young age.
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They're disposable childhood delights, perhaps, or squeaky, irritating targets of adult rage.
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Knudsen's new models had to be coaxed with catnip and squeaky toys.
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And now is the time to make sure workplaces are squeaky clean.
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Looks like you're gonna do it on your awkwardly squeaky twin bed.
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"Since when did these dudes need to be squeaky clean anyway," Een said.
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Without the music, people are dancing silently with small claps and squeaky shoes.
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Some Family members, like Squeaky Fromme, were sent to prison for other crimes.
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The members didn't feel that they fit in with their squeaky-clean peers.
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Dakota Fanning has officially signed on to play Manson follower Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme.
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So it was easy to fall into 'the squeaky wheel gets the grease.
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Jake's got a good team, a ton of money, and is squeaky clean.
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The curds were soft but firm, a little squeaky, and so, so good.
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Trump was not someone who presented a squeaky clean image to the public.
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Hither Rabbit Personalized Dog Bone Squeaky Toy, from $20Whether you want to give it right to your canine companion or gift it to a friend who's a new pet parent, these personalized squeaky toy is sure to keep pups occupied.
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"Love, you're fucked," Winston opens the track, emphasizing every syllable with a squeaky croon.
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Also known as Finnish squeaky cheese, it's eaten as a dessert with cloudberry jam.
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HE CUT AN unprepossessing figure: short, with a large head and a squeaky voice.
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"You know, it's 'a squeaky wheel gets the grease' deal," Duquette told BuzzFeed News.
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Here's a brief, non-comprehensive walkthrough to make sure your images are squeaky clean.
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And that gas mixture contains helium, which is why the voices sound so squeaky.
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Transparency International deems Estonia squeaky-clean, the 21918th-least-corrupt country in the world.
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Mostly, though, this album constructs its own vivid, garish, squeaky veneer, a tangible plasticity.
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He is squeaky clean and prone to moralise, but not in a cloying way.
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Members of the military must maintain squeaky-clean credit to keep their security clearance.
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Behold this video of a kid named Anthony who inhaled a squeaky doggy toy.
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That's not to say that all the films of the day were squeaky-clean.
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It's not just that he has a wife of over 30 years, a squeaky
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I step out of the shower with soft and squeaky-clean curls every time.
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Polly: Mine's actually brand new, I literally bought it yesterday so it's squeaky clean!
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"You're like my dogs," Ms. Winter said, as she threw him a squeaky toy.
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Start with the basic poutine — nice, squeaky cheese curds over fries, drizzled in gravy.
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In today's squeaky-clean version of New York City, there's a dearth of smut.
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It's not only that squeaky wheel but the sunflower seed that gets the grease.
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And all the dogs want in return is a tennis ball or squeaky toy.
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He figured a guy doesn't become the White House physician unless he's squeaky clean.
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It casts a dark shadow over K-pop&aposs squeaky-clean and wholesome image.
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I sometimes mourn the loss of that squeaky bed frame and all it represented.
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Canada has long enjoyed a relatively squeaky-clean image when it comes to corruption.
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Look no further than this innovative duet between a French horn and a squeaky chair.
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The result sounded like a dolphin being bludgeoned to death with a puppy's squeaky toy.
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Among Lola's many loves are catch, playing with squeaky toys and playing tug of war.
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Next observation: You know what's annoying to do after emerging squeaky-clean from a shower?
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Hardy's Brock is composed of weird facial tics, squeaky vocal inflections, and hunched body language.
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He's not a squeaky clean guy who's stumbled into scandal on this one Russia thing.
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Timberlake is a musical superstar who has generally maintained a squeaky-clean, nice-guy persona.
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There's also a half-duet between Vernon's ordinary falsetto and his squeaky, digital chipmunked self.
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I mean, do we normally go around with squeaky voices kicking people in the backside?
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Those slightly edgier parts were the extent of his rebellion against his squeaky clean image.
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Even if it just seems like one squeaky wheel, others probably have a similar gripe.
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And Dakota Fanning, who's set to play Manson follower and failed presidential assassin, Squeaky Fromme.
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Barash adds that squeaky clean hair is sometimes a breeding ground for these tiny critters.
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"I talked to him ... I think that's unfortunate because he is squeaky clean," Nelson said.
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When squeaky-clean Taylor Swift wanted a goth-like transformation, what did she turn to?
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The Dr. Jart+ Dermaclear Micro Water leaves my skin feeling squeaky clean and simultaneously hydrated.
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Still, it's not as if Quist's opponent comes through as a squeaky-clean candidate, either.
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Growling bear vibrations are the good ones, while squeaky mouse vibrations are the bad ones.
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He had kind of a high squeaky voice [at this point, Rush mimics Green's voice].
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Pros: Stable, intense workout with pistons/resistanceCons: Squeaky, assembly instructions a bit confusing for some
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Back outside, I glance at the squeaky escalators belching masses onto the unforgiving concrete curb.
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The concert also featured the boy band UP10TION and Twice, a squeaky-clean girl group.
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The scandal has called the squeaky-clean image required of South Korean entertainers into question.
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That's not because he was a squeaky clean choir boy with an unfortunate business partner.
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Pitt doesn't exactly have a squeaky clean record when it comes to cheating with co-stars.
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Federal government records say Haryana - with its population of more than 25 million - is squeaky clean.
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Using the spacecraft's instruments, they surmised the space between Saturn and its rings were squeaky clean.
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We're obsessed with this adorable self-warming sherpa bed and this fluffy and squeaky stuffed duck.
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Kids presented all the shock and awful consequence of sex, while Clueless kept it squeaky-clean.
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President Barack Obama seems to have escaped this pattern, since his administration was notably squeaky clean.
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In order to maintain a squeaky-clean reputation, many artists cloak their references in expert innuendo.
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In a cacophony of squeaky children at home, relatives could always distinguish Sha'Quille's low, raspier voice.
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Harry Styles has come a long way from his meticulously-managed, squeaky clean One Direction days.
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Even if you've never had a child, you likely know that babies aren't born squeaky clean.
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On top of this, the surrounding fill should not only be squeaky clean, but largely familiar.
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He uses his expressive face and, in this show, his squeaky voice to embody a character.
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The café will have a dedicate area for dogs to play with balls and squeaky toys.
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He's got the squeaky-clean sheen, white teeth, and the nondescript likability of a business executive.
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The pure cane sugar scrub leaves my skin feeling squeaky clean without any irritation (it's incredibly gentle).
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But even when I'm done, my skin still feels oily — not at all squeaky-clean or fresh.
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During staff meetings in the editor-in-chief's office, I felt unsure, incompetent, and suddenly squeaky-voiced.
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He has long black hair; a squeaky, high voice; and the wispy pallor of an indoor kid.
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Not in its usual cute, "pika pika" sort of way, but in a quavering, squeaky human voice.
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Not all women are squeaky clean princesses, but men seem to take disgusting homes to new heights.
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So imagine the torture of playing the entirety of Ocarina of Time with only those squeaky notes.
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I resist the urge to buy the dogs more squeaky toys that they absolutely do not need.
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He arrives with a squeaky-clean reputation, and was the former CEO of both Sephora and Sears.
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GUILFOYLE: OK. WATTERS: I would have nothing to narc on Dana for, because she&aposs squeaky clean.
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Apple may need to divorce its squeaky clean image from its content division to do it, though.
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The formula uses cleansing, antibacterial, and moisturizing ingredients that leave my skin feeling squeaky clean and soft.
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A squeaky-clean past does not appear to be a prerequisite for working on the Trump campaign.
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She once heard me playing "Madcap Laughs" by Syd Barrett but thought it was squeaky and rubbish.
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She dared walk out of the house without a bra — departing from K-pop's squeaky-clean image.
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An idea of industrial squeaky clean in America — remember when everyone had a little bottle of Purell?
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None of the biggest suspensions ever involved guys in the squeaky clean babyface category, excepting Rey Mysterio.
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"Dance Again" glides with poised confidence, riding a bassline whose squeaky bounce seems made of stretched leather.
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He seemed to fit the character type I was looking for — a somewhat nerdy, squeaky-clean oddball.
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Not only does it get get strands squeaky-clean, the protein-packed formula improves overall hair health.
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"Given his squeaky clean boy band image from One Direction, I figured he was trustworthy," Carroll added.
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Advance notice would give them a chance to make sure that any targeted audits were squeaky clean.
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As you give them a bath, the brush makes a rich foam that renders them squeaky clean.
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The squeaker is the same used in standard squeaky chickens, and it sounds with every bong rip.
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Trump lauded what he said was Kavanaugh's "squeaky clean past" as a key part of his nomination.
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This was universally considered the quietest bed option when the issue of squeaky springs was discussed on Reddit.
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But more damaging than the loss of a few squeaky wheels has been the overall optics for Google.
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The grunting of the disc drive is replaced by the eerie, squeaky sound of metal bit on bone.
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It's a fun mystery story that kids can enjoy, providing the squeaky-shoe scene doesn't prove too scarring.
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When he returns, the grieving man is in suspiciously squeaky-clean duds for that time of the morning.
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If your dog is more of a homebody, consider a squeaky plush animal they can carry around indoors.
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This is a fairly formal event, so we make sure we're squeaky clean and dressed to the nines.
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Then, clean up with an unscented baby wipe, and you'll have a squeaky clean behind ready for anal.
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Despite its squeaky-clean image, the original Full House wasn't exactly the most wholesome place behind the scenes.
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I love a low-lit snapshot of squeaky-clean makeup brushes in a washed-out Diptyque Baies glass.
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"This is why all y'all f----- haters hate me b----," Lil Tay says in a squeaky, prepubescent voice.
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This one features a squeaky center that stimulates natural instincts and can grab dogs' attentions quickly and easily.
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While I love the flurry of activity, one drawback is that the squeaky wheel usually gets the grease.
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The Neutrogena Ultra Gentle Foaming Cleanser is non-irritating but gives you that squeaky clean feeling you crave.
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"By chance I was born in Indonesia to a Muslim family," Ms. Asa read in a squeaky voice.
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Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme (Dakota Fanning), who appears as Spahn's bedmate, tried to assassinate President Gerald Ford in 1975.
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"We're friends," she tried to say, but her voice sounded squeaky through his grip, like a cartoon character's.
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Pet lovers can expect plenty of squeaky toys in this brand new batch of goodies, according to DeGeneres.
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They are all so dark and filled with twisted characters who are dirty, yet posing as squeaky clean.
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"Todd has been more of a squeaky wheel than Luke," said Dan Dumezich, chairman of Rokita's finance committee.
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With an assist from the singer Maluca, Francis and Diplo manage to make squeaky Dutch synths sound legitimately sultry.
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But somehow, until now, we didn't have anything to make sure our apartments smelled squeaky clean from a distance.
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I'd imagine that getting off with a brightly colored plastic, possibly squeaky toy would be annoying more than anything.
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Here she was squeaky clean on the Disney Channel, all types of moral clauses and just intensity around behavior.
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Sometimes, just to make sure your internet persona is kept squeaky clean, it can even be a good idea.
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Color Wow's latest shampoo will give your hair that squeaky clean feeling without compromising the vibrancy of your color.
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Between that and a quick comb through the bristles, you'll have squeaky clean brushes in no time at all.
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It's National Bubble Bath Day ... and who better to show us the luxurious life than these squeaky clean stars!
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Separatism's squeaky-clean image has found its greatest expression in pro-independence demonstrations on Catalan national day, September 11th.
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A few pulses later, one quick rinse, and your blender will be squeaky clean and ready for round two!
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Justin Trudeau's closest adviser resigned this week as a scandal continues to damage the prime minister's squeaky clean image.
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It was squeaky, semi-American, and all over antsy—like a cross between Joe Pesci, Napoleon, and a toddler.
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He plays a fictionalized version of himself, a time-traveling doppelgänger and a simpering, squeaky-voiced Bulgarian factory worker.
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She recalled being bullied by cousins and classmates about her squeaky voice and her unusual name (pronounced MUH-nasia).
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Disney's vast theme park operation is one reason the squeaky-voiced rodent has remained so embedded in the culture.
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Squeaky Flies in the Mud continues at Sperone Westwater gallery (257 Bowery, Lower East Side, Manhattan) through December 21.
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K-Pop stars have long been placed on pedestals, with management companies highly protective of their squeaky clean images.
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When the guards came for him, they wheeled an empty handcart with squeaky wheels onto the silent cell block.
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Mack Maine – The Drought Is Over 2, 2007 Couldn't you listen to this squeaky sample on this Timbaland beat forever?
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Especially without asking, especially when you're hangry and especially when it's that squeaky-voiced, magnet-toting shrew Christie Masters. 12.
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Traditional bubbling masks infuse oxygen into the skin when smoothed over the face, leaving you feeling squeaky clean and rejuvenated.
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Alas, the lender has kept its distance from the BRI, its squeaky-clean reputation thereby fuelling, rather than defusing, suspicions.
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You are, however, obligated to keep your pleasure products squeaky-clean to avoid transmitting bacteria from one partner to another.
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These are typically squeaky clean and have all modern conveniences, including, often, a washer-dryer and, incredibly, a pants press.
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Occasionally, though â€" especially when I listen at a very low volume â€" I can make out a squeaky Yanny.
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Mr Gantz's slogan, "Israel before everything", is meant to contrast his squeaky-clean persona with the incumbent's supposedly dodgy one.
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The murky pool of memedom has become the squeaky-clean sea of Content and baby, we're all swimming in it.
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Just the crinkling sound of someone wrapping their mouth around one of those squeaky garbage accordions fills me with rage.
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For the young especially, Mr Moon's optimism, his squeaky-clean reputation and his intention to heal economic divisions promised much.
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Leaning forward in her squeaky, old desk chair, Dr. Patricia Gonzalez-Zuniga peered out the window of her Tijuana office.
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That we roll squeaky polyurethane, latex, or lambskin sheaths over erect penises, while maintaining arousal, is a feat in itself.
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It awakens deep fear, an inescapable conditioning that tells us such an excess of squeaky precise coordination won't end well.
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Instead, he's an old-fashioned literalist and represents the perennial power of grit even in a time that's squeaky clean.
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Out of prison Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme She was convicted in 1975 of pointing a gun at then-President Gerald Ford.
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"Sometimes she lounges in the sun patch, but I wouldn't call that lounging," said Caitlin Harper of her cat, Squeaky.
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There were scarcely any mopeds, let alone cars; just squeaky bicycle taxis with red and yellow crocheted cushions for seats.
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Meanwhile, Kempczinski is working to keep up his squeaky clean reputation, especially as new stories about Easterbrook come to light.
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If you wanna hump someone in your squeaky childhood bed (damn antique frame…), then by god, you can do that!
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But with a lineup spanning decades, Disney's library isn't squeaky clean, with several films featuring racist tropes and offensive portrayals.
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To Kardashian truthers, Kim's marble table represents a crack in her carefully curated image of squeaky-clean wealth and extravagance.
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It's also possible that the whole thing's a stunt, since Drake's account looks squeaky clean at the time of writing.
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The squeaky wheel gets the grease, but in the case of The Bachelorette, the squeakiest wheel may be the most sleazy.
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"Lending Club had a squeaky-clean brand," said Peter Renton, founder of LendIt, which organizes events for the online lending industry.
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The Deuce shows us the whole river, from the squeaky-clean mouth, through its tributaries, down to the silty river delta.
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The pump may also get a little squeaky over time, but overall, it's still a great option for a manual pump.
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Aside from that, a biweekly clay mask will help mop up excess oil to keep pores as squeaky clean as possible.
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She has spent hours on social media trying to be a "squeaky wheel" — putting together clues that might identify the killer.
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Spahn even gave Manson follower Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme her nickname, because she supposedly let out a squeak whenever Spahn grabbed her.
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The Philips Series 7000 beard and stubble trimmer uses a powerful vacuum system to catch your trimmings, leaving everything squeaky clean.
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Everyone else in the movie's world hears the typical squeaky "pika pika" out of Pikachu, but Goodman hears Reynold's dulcet tones.
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After 15-30 minutes, the tablet dissolves and wipes out stains, germs, and residue so your bottle is squeaky clean again.
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How can the Madison Square Garden Company allow its classy, respectful, squeaky-clean Rockettes to be associated with such inappropriate behavior?
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Helium, best known as a gas for filling party balloons and making the voice squeaky, is difficult to capture and store.
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That's a win for the squeaky-clean, honestly run NFL, even if the ruling never says the NFL didn't actually collude.
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I give it another six months before Squeaky Farms Brand Genuine Animal Milk is on the shelves at Whole Foods too.
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I spent a decade building two separate lives: one front-facing and squeaky clean, the other full of shame and secrecy.
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Should we poke around in the closets of all artists and approve only the works of those who are squeaky clean?
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CM Labs records real-life equipment because each squeaky part and every straining engine can indicate optimal performance or incoming disaster.
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He has regularly berated civil servants as corrupt and incompetent in contrast to his squeaky clean, "can-do" style of management.
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"We are confident if anybody were to establish an inquiry into this matter, we would be found squeaky clean," Mthembu told Reuters.
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The one thing I never wanted to do was be a host that had a squeaky voice and talked down to kids.
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You already know by now, if you really want to get your jewelry squeaky clean, you take it to a professional jeweler.
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The transition from squeaky-clean teen heartthrob to adult is never easy, and Bieber's had more bumps on the road than some.
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Zelenskiy's squeaky clean fictional president is a powerful image, blurring the lines of where his character stops and the presidential hopeful begins.
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Japanese pop music may conjure up images of squeaky clean, auto-tuned groups embodying the kawaii ideal–cute, youthful and incongruously sexy.
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My "party clothing" drawer consists of very squeaky vinyl pants, some sexy slips, nippies (an essential), and a few sparkly sequin pieces.
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The squeaky-clean "after" shot is compelling enough to make us want to run home and start sorting through our own collections.
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Torn by competing sonic extremes, the plinky, bouncy, rattley synthesizers falter between abrasion and lilt, and often collapse into a squeaky dinkiness.
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Not a great look for Swift, who works overtime to maintain a squeaky-clean image (except when she's Bad Taylor, of course).
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Are you willing to be the squeaky wheel that asks for it not to be posted for the faraway relatives to see?
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At one point, plagued by the whine of a squeaky fan, she stares at the thing real hard until it stops dead.
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John Mayer put his dirty laundry on blast for all to see ... and then showed us how to get it squeaky clean.
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Squeaky Dutch synths and heavy drops have become the sole province of vodka-in-the-Camelbak knuckleheads and Marco Rubio jogger humanoids.
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It doesn't have any digital components, but still stimulates his brain by making him work to find the squeaky squirrels hidden inside.
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This is — one of the reasons I chose him is because there is nobody with a squeaky clean past like Brett Kavanaugh.
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The teenage petulance of Cecily Cardew is expressed in squeaky, stratospheric lines, which the soprano Claudia Boyle sang with Barbie-like perfection.
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The long fluorescent lights, the pallid beige floors with streaks of chewing gum worn black by the constant tread of squeaky trainers.
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In May, he'll host dream-writing workshops at the Just Buffalo Literary Center, in collaboration with Squeaky Wheel Film & Media Art Center.
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Playful North American river otters often sound like squeaky toys as they wrestle each other, slide down riverbanks or frolic in water.
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Nevertheless, Singapore has maintained a squeaky clean image and a reputation for imposing strict discipline, including capital punishment for convicted drug dealers.
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Even as they ponder the vagaries and vagueness of time and mortality, Gogo and Didi often communicate in squeaky Mickey Mouse voices.
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One of them, Lynette Fromme, nicknamed Squeaky, would make headlines herself in 603 when she tried to assassinate President Gerald R. Ford.
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Our society has engineered robust consequences for squeaky wheels, a verdant pantheon from eye-rolls all the way up to physical violence.
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Vancouver, with its snowcapped mountains and sleek, squeaky-clean downtown can seem to a new visitor to be lacking in urban grit.
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A true Hollywood Chris would never: No matter how many onscreen villains he might play, his offscreen vibes would remain squeaky clean.
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"We are pretty squeaky clean," a Republican state representative, Larry Rhoden, ludicrously maintained as the G.O.P. machine snuffed out the democratic process.
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"One of the reasons I chose him is because there is nobody with a squeaky clean past like Brett Kavanaugh," Trump said.
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Obviously, the soak won't get you high the way smoking does, but it will leave you feeling squeaky clean and super chill.
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They often don't find the same fun in fluffy, squeaky toys and instead opt for harder options that can sustain a good gnawing.
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" To uphold his squeaky clean status, Drew calls out one technicality:"So I didn't bring it up, but it still helped me out.
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However, one of the interviewees, Squeaky Fromme, later tried to assassinate President Gerald Ford and the film was banned ahead of Fromme's trial.
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In a video shared by People, a husky named Bella repeats her human's "I love you" with a squeaky but nevertheless accurate sound.
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The bombs are squeaky clean and presented in a glossy sterile environment as if we were examining each weapon at an arms show.
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Speaking of which, Zeppelin fans, have you ever noticed how squeaky John Bonham's bass drum pedal is on Since I've Been Loving You?
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The rest is just good old-fashioned raunch, usually playing up the horrifying ways to reinterpret a squeaky-clean children's show (2320:23410).
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At the same time these future colonists fall into the Star Trek-like trope of forming a united squeaky-clean quasi-military front.
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To keep her blonde hair squeaky clean, Baldwin loves using Unite Shampoo, which she introduced Bieber to when the couple started their relationship.
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Meanwhile, highs can sound a bit too squeaky to bear at high volumes, making the speakers one of the X27 Extreme's lowest points.
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Be on your way to squeaky clean teeth with the Waterpik Ultra countertop water flosser for more than $20 off MSRP at Walmart.
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"I'm just going to keep being the squeaky wheel until something gets some oil," she said, embracing her role as trailblazer and agitator.
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Complaints are "tools we use to bring about significant improvements in many aspects of our lives," Guy Winch wrote in The Squeaky Wheel.
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"I decided I was going to be the squeaky wheel and squeak every day," Catlin said, adding she's encouraged by Walmart's recent moves.
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This fun-loving golden retriever enjoys a scenic evening ride at a very leisurely pace with the help of a squeaky little tricycle.
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Even though his public persona is squeaky clean, it looks like Harvey Dent isn't above taking money from the head of the mob.
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He's also a squeaky-clean and well-groomed celebrity who's cultivated blue-chip sponsors, sold millions of pay-per-views, and filled arenas.
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But this trailer's weirdly squeaky-clean space station is still creepy, with its huge windows and art deco pavilions and spidery shadow-creatures.
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The plush puzzle toy features a tree trunk filled with squeaky stuffed squirrels, meant for your pup to sniff around and hunt for.
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Investors' concerns will only be aggravated by the idea that Lending Club's operating model is not as squeaky-clean as had been thought.
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The character's flirty chemistry with just about everyone — not to mention Arleen Sorkin's endearingly squeaky voice work — quickly made Harley a fan favorite.
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Whether you're after squeaky-clean toys, a luxe massage, or the comfiest anal you've ever had, we have a little something for you.
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Bieber's nuptials mark yet another tentpole for the pop star's transformation from drug-addled, womanizing bad boy to squeaky-clean, presumably monogamous husband.
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"That sometimes made him the squeaky wheel or the cranky contrarian voice," said Nicholas Rasmussen, a former director of the National Counterterrorism Center.
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But due to audio issues, de Blasio's voice came through as high pitched and squeaky -- similar to a certain trio of famous chipmunks.
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In 1975, Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, standing about arm's length from President Gerald Ford, aimed her gun and fired; the bullet failed to discharge.
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Zelenskiy's squeaky clean fictitious president is a powerful image, blurring the lines of where his character stops and the real-life politician begins.
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The situation hasn't helped Manning's reputation as the squeaky-clean guy next door, and it didn't boost his appeal as a product pitchman, either.
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Moving sex to the floor eliminates the possibility of a squeaky bed, and provides a more stable base so you can control your movements.
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Thanks to Selden's golden pipes, she winds up as the stand-in for the imperious (but squeaky-voiced) Lina Lamont, played by Jean Hagen.
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The problem with Sophie could be true of any squeaky toy or rubber duck that had a hole and spent some time in water.
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JPMorgan takes the title as the best beat on both earnings and revenues and otherwise, a squeaky clean quarter from the nation's biggest bank.
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Any time Cruise steps away from his squeaky-clean screen image, it comes as a surprise, and has a significant impact on longtime moviegoers.
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The new boss's mandate eight years ago was to banish BAE's old, buccaneering ways and make it the acme of squeaky-clean corporate governance.
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Now, a full seven seasons since the OG prank aired, fans are losing it over Lord Disick's squeaky "Auntie Kris" impersonation all over again.
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Our dryer is dying a slow, squeaky death, and I'm just waiting for it to completely crap out before I buy a new one.
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This time I washed with the Briogeo Sulfate-Free Clarifying green-tea shampoo, and my hair felt squeaky-clean, but soft upon air-drying.
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We're entering a new political reality where the squeaky, negative wheel, is more likely to get the grease than it was in the past.
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Some sort of sincere alchemy of uncool sincerity that only works because of the charisma of the man spitting his squeaky-clean schoolyard rhymes.
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Apart from being adorable to look at, Kanji the parrot makes a cute, little squeaky toy sound when his owner lightly touches his belly.
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AquaSonic black series toothbrush and travel case —$39.99 See Details Just because your teeth feel squeaky clean doesn't mean that your brush actually is.
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BarkBox is a very wholesome subscription service that sends squeaky soft toys, bags of treats, and something chewable to its members' dogs every month.
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The other half is just good old-fashioned raunch, usually playing up the horrifying ways to reinterpret a squeaky-clean children's show (2745:23000).
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The other half is just good old-fashioned raunch, usually playing up the horrifying ways to reinterpret a squeaky-clean children's show (2:00).
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"Doing deals in 2012 and 4.63, the view was these were very pristine deals that were squeaky clean," one hedge fund manager told IFR.
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AND FINALLY Let me talk to ya Gimli the chug (that's apparently a pug/Chihuahua mix) has an adorable conversation with her squeaky toy.
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Actually, forget keeping it real—let's give it up to Lil Wayne who has emerged as an unlikely advocate for keeping things squeaky clean.
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Italy's largest opposition group presents itself as a squeaky-clean substitute to the tainted mainstream parties, which have been dogged by corruption for decades.
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Some keys, like the Backspace key on my unit, also sounded squeaky when pressed, like they could have used a splash of WD-40.
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The week after his Academy Award, an exhibition of paintings, watercolors, and furniture by Lynch opened at Sperone Westwater — Squeaky Flies in the Mud.
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And news of an investigation into a company he briefly ran complicated his squeaky-clean sales pitch — though he is not suspected of wrongdoing.
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Yes: Puff the Squeaky Chicken, and it's what you imagine it is: a rubber chicken bong, complete with a squeaker that works upon inhale.
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But it works, squeaky wheels and all, as you careen through the produce section with dust-covered spice containers stacked on the shelves above.
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Possessed of a squeaky-clean belter's voice, he is steeped in a sunny (or sunshine-yellow) chipperness that can absorb all gloom and doubts.
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And instead of squeaky-clean teens, 2017's Rangers are now troubled, law-breaking types who cyberbully their peers and wreck cars and families.
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So much of Reynolds's star persona was firmly stuck in the 50s, when she was a reliable studio musical player with squeaky-clean sensibilities.
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The way it fits childhood queerness into a squeaky-clean parable about difference is a commendable thing, and rare in this kind of blockbuster filmmaking.
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While the baby was squirming around making squeaky noises after making its way into the world, we can see Shu Qin's motherly instincts kick in.
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Bit obvious Many people let Lucy's funny sweaters, wacky 90s hairstyle, and squeaky voice distract them from the fact that Lucy is a bad character.
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Essentially, all of these noises work by masking other potentially annoying sounds (hello, squeaky hallway door) and making them seem less alarming to your brain.
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Critics said the conviction should have prevented him from running for the party, which has sought to present a squeaky clean image to the electorate.
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She's certainly come a long way from the early 2000s, when Larson was best known as a squeaky-clean teen singer and Disney Channel mainstay.
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The BMC Teammachine has a squeaky-clean design but maintains something of a classic road look compared with the hyper-aero bikes around the Tour.
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"Good dog, good dog," said Andrew Baxter, his trainer, who reached into a pouch and threw Ajax a squeaky toy, much to the dog's delight.
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For many, freshman year is a two-semester long haze of cheap beer, squeaky dorm bunkbed sex, and fidgeting in class due to social overstimulation.
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She had a really squeaky voice that I couldn't stand and she always made me play the dad when I wanted to be the mom.
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"This is — one of the reasons I chose him is because there is no one with a squeaky clean past like Brett Kavanaugh," Trump said.
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One theory held that squeaky noises heard at one point could have been one of the politicians imitating a seal when talking about Ms. Haraldsdottir.
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But because those noises did not prompt a reaction at the table, others thought it was likelier to be the sound of a squeaky chair.
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And as long as you're asking… This sounds bad, but it's just a consequence of how these companies work: The squeaky wheels get the grease.
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Externally, Wells was lauded by investors for cross-selling customers multiple products and for its squeaky-clean reputation relative to peers following the financial crisis.
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A dog gets into an argument with a squeaky rubber chicken, and that should be all the cuteness you need to kick-start your Tuesday.
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Your bathroom always needs a good scrub down, and having the right tools on hand is essential if you want it to be squeaky clean.
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She's been extremely sweet and has done an incredibly good job making sure our room has been squeaky clean in the midst of vacation chaos.
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A man with a squeaky voice named Larry Biegler had phoned the cops in a little suburban California town called Temple City, just southeast of Pasadena.
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"It's killing her that her squeaky clean reputation has done a total 180," this source, who did not take Loughlin and Giannulli on as clients, said.
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And one movie fans are always curious to hear about is his 1957 squeaky-clean musical romance "April Love" — and the "near-kiss" that stirred headlines.
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Cassidy, eager to shed his squeaky-clean image, attempted to transition into rock star status by posing nude for the cover of 1972's Rolling Stone.
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Thankfully, a studio assistant has perfected the art of dangling feather wands and squeezing a squeaky toy at just the right time to create necessary diversions.
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The texture in your "next-day" hair will make it much easier to work with than squeaky-clean strands, so give this sleek style a whirl.
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An early scene shows the Qianlong emperor's chief eunuch, a tubby, squeaky dimwit, bustling into a silk-draped waiting-room with an order for the harem.
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The thrice-married mogul has never exactly presented himself as squeaky-clean on sexual matters — indeed, his history of infidelity has been well-known for decades.
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Colin is meant to be a bit sleazy, but it's kind of fun to see Evans in that role after years as squeaky-clean Steve Rogers.
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As played by Tom Holland, Spider-Man is a gangly, nerdy, squeaky-voiced adolescent ectomorph, who has trouble paying attention in school and pubescent dating problems.
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There's at least 54 billion cubic feet of the stuff (enough to make everyone on Earth sound squeaky for about 20 minutes) and likely much more.
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They compared Nigeria to three other resource-producing countries that are somewhat less corrupt than it, though by no means squeaky clean: Ghana, Malaysia and Colombia.
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That included such institutional safeguards as the powerful and feared Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), designed to keep the noses of the civil service squeaky clean.
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The self-portrait of the nominee as a squeaky-clean youth who, at worst, enjoyed the occasional beer is one that Trump himself seems to accept.
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Prince projected a squeaky clean, drug-free image for years, which is why the information we got in the weeks preceding his death was so alarming.
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She pressed Chyna's belly, and the doll began spouting off a slew of dirty sayings, like "I shaved my pussy!" in a high-pitched, squeaky voice.
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The UK rap veteran runs circles around the song's squeaky beat and makes it look effortless, reminding us all why he's called manuva to begin with.
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One of the youngest of the Manson Family, Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, even attempted to assassinate President Gerald Ford in 1975 in her pursuit of Manson's approval.
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"It's largely a product of our own obsession with squeaky clean and using product upon product upon product," said Whitney Bowe, a dermatologist in New York.
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But it's a dark, bitter milkshake that "Riverdale" concocts, built on the suspicion that any town this squeaky clean must be hiding decay, corruption and secrets.
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It is possible to imagine Eric Idle or Michael Palin, in a Monty Python sketch, as a squeaky-voiced bureaucrat explaining Reversalism to a street sweeper.
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It gave viewers a less squeaky clean image of the Rebellion, showing that sometimes the good guys have to do bad things to win the day.
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The people who became CEOs the fastest did not have MBAs from Ivy League schools and they weren't long-time employees with squeaky clean track records.
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After her apartment is raided by the FBI, she ends up in the office of a squeaky-clean lawyer, Charles Jaffey (Idris Elba), looking for help.
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It's also less neat and less pop; this codes as an experimental dance album, with the squeaky hooks and harmonies swallowed by the relentless jaggedy squelch.
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Blake Griffin exits the shower, kicks off a squeaky pair of blue flip flops adorned with the Los Angeles Clippers logo, and starts to dry himself off.
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On a roster that leans heavily on burly windbags spewing sarcastic quips, he stands out as the squeaky-clean, flag-saluting role model devoid of divisive edge.
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The waterlogged disaster movie "The Finest Hours" is a moderately gripping whoosh of nostalgia that shamelessly recycles the '50s cliché of the squeaky-clean all-American hero.
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The other half of the humor is just good old-fashioned raunch, usually playing up the horrifying ways to reinterpret a squeaky-clean children's show (4133:4123).
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The other half of the humor is just good old-fashioned raunch, usually playing up the horrifying ways to reinterpret a squeaky-clean children's show (2:00).
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The other half of the humor is just good old-fashioned raunch, usually playing up the horrifying ways to reinterpret a squeaky-clean children's show (4613:4603).
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Once he had everyone organized, Beach rushed to the camera, used a squeaky ball to get the attention of all 16 canines, and then clicked the button.
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The other half of the humor is just good old-fashioned raunch, usually playing up the horrifying ways to reinterpret a squeaky-clean children's show (2123:00).
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The other half of the humor is just good old-fashioned raunch, usually playing up the horrifying ways to reinterpret a squeaky-clean children's show (2342:23212).
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Proof both that the squeaky wheel gets the grease (or snack), and that it's not just kittens out here saying "yum yum": watch this with audio pic.twitter.
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Props Matter: Try tools to make the selfie process easier, like a selfie stick, timer and camera stand or a squeaky toy attached to the phone/camera.
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"Turn Around Look at Me" by the Vogues (1968) Though he didn't play on this version done by the squeaky-clean vocal group, he did write it.
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Books about the British royal family lie on the table around which the 41-year-old's labrador, named Windsor, plays with his favorite toy - a squeaky crown.
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But after news broke that the Willis Clan's patriarch Toby Willis was arrested on child rape charges, the Christian musical family's squeaky clean image might be over.
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"The more educated ones, Sandra Good and 'Squeaky' Fromme, just didn't care for their parents and the type of life they were growing up in," she added.
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If you want your cookware and dinnerware squeaky clean without a lot of noise, the Bosch 500 Series 24-inch Pocket Handle Dishwasher is your best bet.
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At the very least, isn't The Bachelor overdue for a reimagining of its identity as a squeaky clean on-screen entity impenetrable to the realities of capitalism?
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Yet the surprising thing is that, notwithstanding America's tough approach, dodgy business by international banks remains common, even in jurisdictions that you might think were squeaky clean.
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Once a hopeful becomes an idol, they are expected to maintain a squeaky-clean and non-controversial presence to minimize any risk to their carefully created images.
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TROY, N.Y. — If you've spent any time at children's birthday parties, you probably know what an inflated balloon sounds like when rubbed: harsh, squeaky, not particularly resonant.
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That's a solid success for the smaller-scaler, darker film, which was written and directed by Guy Ritchie (his squeaky-clean "Aladdin" remake exceeded expectations in May).
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"Like Disney, Apple has a relatively squeaky-clean position with consumers, and they are known for protecting their customers, guarding their privacy and their security," he said.
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"My Blood Runs Cold" is a 1965 oddity that throws the squeaky-clean Troy Donahue and the saucy Joey Heatherton into a pot of post-noir lunacy.
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When that set becomes the backdrop to a viscerally exciting fight, all the red abruptly evokes the spilled blood that this otherwise squeaky clean series insistently elides.
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It's every college coach's cliche: you're down 3-0 in the bottom of the ninth, bases loaded, you're at bat—now's your time to shine, Squeaky Pete.
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The denials of wrongdoing have done little to halt the slide in support for Fillon, who has cultivated a squeaky-clean public image throughout his political career.
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In Britain a startup, Squeaky Clean Energy, is hooking up small and medium-sized businesses with wind and solar farms in what it calls "peer-to-peer electricity".
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Gritty, a furry monster who's mute save for some squeaky hands, was coaxed out of hiding when the Flyers renovated their arena, the team said in his profile.
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"The dominant culture gets to have complicated narratives in the media...but [Latinx people are] either cartel or we're squeaky-clean girls," Saracho told Vanity Fair in 2018.
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So unless we come up with a disease repelling rubber duck, we should probably put a time limit on the use of a particular squeaky bacteria breeding ground.
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I'm a nighttime-shower gal, so normally when I wash my body, I also wash my hair so that when I finally get into bed I'm squeaky-clean.
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To keep that squeaky-clean status, new head of Instagram Adam Mosseri is rolling out a new set of tools designed to clean up toxic content on Instagram.
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When kids do the things they love to do – like scream, run around, wrestle or play rough with a dog – they turn themselves into a human squeaky toy.
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Sure, you could be generic and get a squeaky toy or something, but if you want to really wow them you should go with one of these devices.
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In spite of his charismatic and "squeaky-clean" public image, Ghomeshi's alleged unsavory behavior toward young women was reportedly common knowledge in the inner circles of Canadian media.
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The squeaky-clean image of K-pop and its wholesome teen idols is being rocked by a massive sex scandal that has shaken the industry to its core.
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Though they had the trappings of a pop-punk band, they eschewed the squeaky clean production that was all the rage and excised all the saccharine subject matter.
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In a nightclub, backed by music and lit by strobes, affection is often made public; around a scotch bar's quiet chatter and squeaky upholstery, it's better kept private.
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Dressed in a long olive-green button-down shirt, black skinny jeans and squeaky new Adidases, he bounced around the store like a messenger weaving through heavy traffic.
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Blevins, after all, is the mostly squeaky-clean entertainer that kids and parents alike can enjoy; to the public, he's the face of gaming, and he knows it.
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Chubby beef patties are stacked with squeaky fried white cheese between ragged-edged tostones: green plantains fried, flattened and fried again, so they're crisp and chewy at once.
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Politicians speak in parables, and the squeaky-clean details of the pawnshop tale — the friendly cop, the gun that never fires — felt comically estranged from Gravel's progressive platform.
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Once this clear gel transforms into a whip, it dissolves any trace of oil and makes skin feel fresh, matte, and squeaky clean without any uncomfortable tightness or irritation.
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"The drive in keeping SLS in toothpaste is that it's manufactured inexpensively, and that the lather is something the consumer looks for and associates with 'squeaky clean,'" he says.
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A hard-R bloodbath that gleefully polluted the pristine sea of squeaky-clean superhero movies, Deadpool went on to make more than $783 million worldwide at the box office.
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Hollow drum machine, slapped bass, and pitch-corrected synthesizer mark a tragicomic soul ballad sung in Prince's Camille voice plus artificially squeaky and artificially deep voices harmonizing in back.
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What she more likely means is that she no longer fits the squeaky-clean image that the Disney Channel (and, frankly, most networks who cater to younger kids) requires.
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"I talked to him ... I think that's unfortunate because he is squeaky clean," Nelson said, citing Jordan's long judicial record and his overwhelming confirmation by the Senate in 2012.
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As always, the squeaky wheel gets the grease — but two billion users and reactive rather than proactive policy enforcement means there's an endless sea of ungreased wheels drifting around.
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Their music may be a squeaky-clean blend of metalcore and nu-metal, but Unlocking the Truth's rebellious attitude, copious technical skill, and bullheaded tenacity is pure heavy metal.
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The artists explained to us that the installation uses a speaker in the corner that plays sounds to attract dogs, like a squeaky toy or a treat bag opening.
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Parents can now give their little ones the chance to have a personal phone chat with an adorably squeaky-voiced elf from the North Pole through the SantaPhone project.
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They put up with an assortment of features common to old buildings, including squeaky floors and — the worst for Mr. Zoglin — a draft from the windows holding air-conditioners.
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Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme wasn't involved in any of the Manson family's grisly 1969 murders, but she would eventually be arrested for attempting to assassinate President Gerald Ford in 1975.
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Their benefits are strong edge support and excellent bounciness, but they are prone to sagging, producing the classic squeaky bed sound, and they don't contour well to the body.
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The German capital is home to an estimated 5,600 Brits, most of whom are getting relatively squeaky-bummed about the potentially drastic change in their living and working arrangements.
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I was worried upon first glance that the old-fashioned brass bed frame, meant to match the theme, would be horribly squeaky and uncomfortable, but I've always slept well.
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Punctures: Textiles in Digital and Material Time is on view from September 20, 2019 – February 7, 2020 at Squeaky Wheel Film & Media Center (617 Main St, Buffalo, NY 14203).
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It's a common refrain that millennials and the generations that follow will have a much more difficult time running for political office, where voters often demand squeaky clean records.
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Both play up to their squeaky-clean pop idol personas, and it&aposs these two you root for most when the stakes rise and things get a little scarier.
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"The Werther effect"Sulli and Goo — who were close friends — had both had their squeaky-clean images tarnished and attacked online in the years leading up to their deaths.
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Note that the deals featured by eBay are from trusted or top-rated sellers, meaning marketplace sellers with tons of positive feedback and an overall squeaky-clean track record.
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But Ms. Parkinson (of AMC's "Humans" and a fabulous Masha in the Royal Court "Seagull" in 2007) inflects Judy's willful domestic blissfulness with a subconscious note of squeaky dissonance.
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The commercialization of YouTube has resulted in a greater reliance on ad-friendly content like music videos and super-professional squeaky clean creators who will play ball with YouTube.
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There are multiple websites dedicated exclusively to One Direction fanfic, and Tumblr's fanfiction community is a sprawling labyrinth that hosts countless stories that range from squeaky clean to unspeakably filthy.
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Just being in the vicinity of these behemoths puts the birds in significant danger, and so they hobble past, trying desperately not to step on anything remotely crunchy or squeaky.
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If you aren't familiar with the nearly exclusively NSFW applications for the eggplant (also known as the aubergine) emoji, you've been occupying some very squeaky-clean corners of the internet.
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Coral Oral comes in a four-pack—which is a year worth of toothbrushes—and really leaves my teeth feeling squeaky clean, while True does the same for my clothes.
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But in a new interview with Notion magazine, the DNCE singer shared some details about his sexuality from way back when he and his brothers maintained a squeaky-clean image.
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This is more like Grimes singing for Roomrunner — scrawny messy energetic whomp meets Eva Hendricks, whose squeaky, sugary scream abrades at this moment in history like no electric guitar will.
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What if he took four sinners headed for punishment, and dropped them instead into a squeaky clean, candy-colored small town, telling them it was heaven (aka The Good Place)?
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Why they love it: "I know everyone has different skin types, but this one works very well and gives me a nice squeaky clean feeling on my face," Michelle said.
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There is a growing squeaky-clean streak in hip-hop which has emerged in the wake of Chance the Rapper, who demonstrated just how profitable sheer good-naturedness could be.
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To the right of the contract was a simple bathroom, equipped with a shower, towels in plastic-wrap, soap, and a toilet with a bidet (to keep things squeaky clean).
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London's National Portrait Gallery is incredibly dedicated to dusting its ornate frames, for instance; North Carolina's Museum of Natural Sciences gets its large displays squeaky clean with a simple Swiffer.
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Congress is certainly not squeaky clean: a long "season of scams" marred its most recent period in power and was one of the main reasons for its drubbing in 2014.
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French fries, on the other hand, are exemplars of the form, crispy even under a siege of mozzarella, holding their own against squeaky hot dog nubs ensnared in the cheese.
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Making her way from a squeaky-clean teenage Nickelodeon actress to a pop singer who can headline arenas worldwide, Ms. Grande has expertly navigated a 21st-century path to stardom.
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If your Roomba gets stuck under the sofa, you don't have the same endearing feeling toward it as though it were a squeaky mouse droid zipping around an Imperial Cruiser.
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Right now, I'm hellbent on discovering that the Giganotosaurus had a big red circle for a nose and made comical squeaky noises as it walked like a fucking dumbass dog toy.
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In the clip, the model fashions a bra out of her hands, intermittently pressing her boobs together and adopting a high, squeaky voice to deliver her mammaries' message to the masses.
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From Benedict IX selling his title off for profit to Innocent IV signing off on the use of torture during the Inquisition, not every pope has had a squeaky clean reputation.
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If a playground is in the works, this could be a selling point if you have kids — or not if you're childless and are left listening to squeaky swings all day.
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"Jen is going to be cutting my hair, but I don't know if she knows what she's doing," Khloé teased, her voice high and squeaky thanks to a mouse-inspired filter.
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Well, good news, because the salivating aromas of poutine—Canada's signature mix of French fries and squeaky cheese curds, all doused in gravy—can now be found in a lip balm.
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And yet, she herself struggles with a squeaky, high pitched voice and vocal fry that makes her sound like a 6-year-old in high heels rather than a powerful executive.
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Cleaning China's 250,000 square kilometres to the depth of one metre to the same squeaky-clean standard would in theory cost $1,000 trillion—more than all the wealth in the world.
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These squeaky-clean stars couldn't resist a fresh out of the shower selfie ... soak in the nearly nude dudes and see if you can guess the hottie with a toweled body.
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This Lex lacks the Joker's sense of menace, or even focus; his sneakers, shaggy hair, and squeaky voice are overtly non-threatening, even when he's in the middle of a threat.
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This is a dude they presented as the ultimate catch, a farmer with a heart of gold, but his past certainly isn't as squeaky clean as Bachelor Nation had you believing.
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The best bathroom cleaning products you can buyYour bathroom always needs a good cleaning, and having the right tools on hand is essential if you want it to be squeaky clean.
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He has hardly played a part in which he hasn't had to appear shirtless, even as a veterinarian in this year's "The Choice," adapted from that squeaky clean Nicholas Sparks novel.
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Justin Bieber or Zac Efron's transformation from squeaky-clean, boyish figures into "significantly more macho, ragged selves," Monden suggests, is a great representation of a more Western conception of male maturity.
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Virtually every evangelical Christian, no matter how squeaky-clean their life may have been, has a "testimony" about the moment they became aware of their sin and need of a savior.
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Most Bachelorettes have a squeaky clean past, and reddit is sure that casting a woman with such a shady history could really up the ante and the stakes of finding love.
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Guy Winch, a psychologist in Manhattan and author of "The Squeaky Wheel: Complaining the Right Way to Get Results and Improve Your Relationships and Enhance Self-Esteem," recommended a layered approach.
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Fox's catalog includes a vast number of movies and television shows that date back to the turn of the 22024st century, and not all of them fit Disney's squeaky clean brand.
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The scandal was uncovered as part of a wider investigation into another K-pop star and comes as numerous incidents harm K-pop&aposs goal of having a squeaky-clean image.
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The Martians made frantic squeaky noises, their unpaired eyes wheeling about in the green muck, and whooshed him again, and the Senator's bodyguards, by now a bit panicky, shot futilely back.
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God created mankind, like you and me—like all of us here tonight—in his own image, but he sure as heck wasn't a model for those squeaky little green things.
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ACCOMPANIED ONLY by the night-time striddling of cicadas and the squeaky pedal on your borrowed bicycle, you head west through cabbage and sugarcane towards red neon signage on the horizon.
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A shadow knocked straight Da promised to leave me everything: the shovel weused to bury the dog, the words he loved to sing his rusted pistol, his squeaky Bible, his sin.
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But Boone admitted he still gets asked about his album titled "In a Metal Mood: No More Mr. Nice Guy," where he shed his squeaky-clean image and reinterpreted famous rock tracks.
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Near the end of the film, he rushes home to use the toilet, which is shown in an extended bathroom sequence that's set to a score of squeaky farts and percussive poops.
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The revelations are particularly damaging because of the squeaky-clean image that won Fillon his party ticket in last November's primaries, Yves-Marie Cann, head of political studies at Elabe, told Reuters.
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Applebubly: My family has a favorite baby photo of me wearing a powder blue onesie and holding a pink vinyl squeaky-toy-type bunny, with one of its ears in my mouth.
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Externally, Wells was lauded by investors for its ability to cross-sell individual customers multiple products and for its squeaky-clean reputation relative to peers in the wake of the financial crisis.
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The Canard Enchaine's story on fake pay calls into question the squeaky-clean image that won him the party ticket for The Republicans over rivals who had legal issues overhanging their campaigns.
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After Wright's death, Gander's memories revolve around objects, landscapes, work, and routines—symbols that become nearly sentient in their embodiment of his pain: The cabinet door's squeaky dactylic remark: Hap-pi-ness?
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In this clip, we see a female lion who recently gave birth to a litter of squeaky cuties, but since lionesses go on mating sprees, it's not clear who the daddy is.
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Rather than overload his gorgeous palette with squeaky Afrojack synths or a whomping Flosstradamus trap drop, Marshmello cuts the vocals, lets the drums off the leash and gets out of the way.
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That's not to mention her recent refocusing on offering squeaky slivered vocals on other producers' tracks (peep her features on tracks by scene staples like DJ Problem and Adolf Joker, among others).
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Drawing from the little-known but expansive history connecting media arts and textile production, Squeaky Wheel presents a slate of events invested in the material, critical, and liberatory politics of their intersections.
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"He is healthy and happy as can be as of now and loves jumping around and playing with his ball and squeaky toys with his two sisters Hazel and Jessie," she said.
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Broader questions The scandal has prompted questions over how stars in South Korea's multibillion-dollar entertainment industry treat women -- and whether the industry is as squeaky-clean as the image it projects.
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But Trump because he is a street fighter who naturally takes to the nasty insults associated with politics and simply never tried to project a squeaky clean image in the first place.
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This rejuvenating clay mask may not emit ionic energy to soothe your anxious mood, but the actual salt granules will refresh your skin — and the clay will leave your pores squeaky clean, too.
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"I can tell you now, if I am your president -- next president -- I'm going to build on the squeaky clean, transparent environment that we had in the Obama-Biden White House," he said.
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So, we talked with Stewart and sex therapist Vanessa Marin for tips to help you and your roommate(s) navigate paper thin walls and squeaky bed frames while keeping your sex lives intact.
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An author who, for example, lacks a sense of irony is always bound to remain mediocre, and irony-less writers have a squeaky voice that achieves either slapstick or sentimentalism or just reportage.
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That's Stephen King's dog: a corgi who goes by the alternative name "the Thing of Evil," and who enjoys nothing more than striking fear into the hearts of humans and squeaky toys alike.
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The balloon, which is said to be sweet and have a texture reminiscent of plastic, also leaves those who try out the treat with a high-pitched, squeaky voice due to the helium.
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Lynette Squeaky Fromme While these four women were on trial and testifying, Fromme and other members of the Family camped outside and spouted their devotion to Manson at passers-by and the media.
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In one of the film's early moments, Manson Family member Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme—who would later serve time for her attempted assassination of President Gerald Ford—lazily spells out the Manson Family values.
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Hammer just doesn't appear comfortable in the role of the squeaky-clean hero figure—but give him a part that challenges this archetype, or that deconstructs Armie Hammer-style privilege, and he shines.
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On Monday, appearing at his first press conference since Donald Trump was made president-elect, Barack Obama spoke proudly about his administration's track record, which was squeaky clean by two-term presidential standards.
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And then, in New Hollywood, there was in influx of theater actors who had interesting faces, outside the norm of the squeaky clean Hollywood leading man - like Robert De Niro and Al Pacino.
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Things go awry when a magazine reporter shows up unexpectedly and Jonathan and Drew, 37, are forced to hide the backyard rager and don their squeaky-clean TV personas for a photo shoot.
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Masdar City, a squeaky-clean planned city under development outside Abu Dhabi, grew from the sand with a single vision: help the United Arab Emirates wean itself off its own vast oil reserves.
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Jeanne's whistle sounded like the squeaky chirping of a pipirit gri, the gray kingbirds that flew around the area until boys knocked them down with slingshots, roasted them in firepits, and ate them.
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For instance, while public baths were intended to keep Romans squeaky clean, the water was not frequently changed, effectively creating a soup of fleas and worms for the next person to bathe in.
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As I said at the beginning, I wanted nothing more than to be a colon therapy convert, skipping through life light a feather, my colon all squeaky clean and and bubble-gum pink.
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When Dakota Fanning bares her fangs and a squeaky rodent announces her name before it's uttered, the film feels headed straight toward hell — and you're not sure you want to ride along anymore.
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Harley Quinn, a woman we know best as the Joker's main squeeze, tells us that she and her squad are rough around the edges — more dinged up than the usual squeaky clean heroine.
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All that she would reveal to the puppy dog-eyed bachelor was that Victoria's reputation around town was less than squeaky clean; the frontrunner was allegedly responsible for breaking up several happy relationships.
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Managers are not always in tune with the individual aspirations of their team, so Taylor says the onus is on you to diplomatically be the squeaky wheel and ask for what you want.
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During filming, Cassidy also described how he struggled over the years to live up to his squeaky-clean image and reportedly didn't get the support from his father that could have helped him cope.
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The only two drawbacks to cast iron skillets: they're heavy (we like to keep ours out on the stove so it's ready to use at all times) and they're tricky to get squeaky clean.
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Backstage at Desigual, MAC makeup artists went filter-happy on six lucky models, transforming them into the bumblebee with the squeaky voice, the golden-crown princess whose eyes pierce souls, the deer, and more.
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And this project in particular was directed by Kenny Ortega, the man behind the fairy-tale witch romp Hocus Pocus and Disney's squeaky clean High School Musical trilogy; "gender kink" isn't exactly his jam.
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And his pal former Mayor Michael Nutter honed a squeaky-clean image as an ethics nut but is currently taking heat over what critics allege was a mayoral slush fund raided by close associates.
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We already knew Pops had cheating of all sorts in his past — but get ready to learn more about Dre's mom and her less-than-squeaky-clean past than you might have wanted to.
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While New York's Tenderloin gave way to the comparatively squeaky-clean version of midtown Manhattan that is now a Sim City of Sephoras and Pret a Mangers, San Francisco's Tenderloin still remains… decidedly loiny.
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Miss Peregrine's time-trapped kids, Depp's squeaky-voiced version of Willy Wonka, Sweeney Todd with his endless mad revenge scheme, and Burton with his decades-old Brady Bunch resentments all have the same problem.
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"Six times tonight, I have said to Governor Pence: I can't imagine how you can defend your running mate's position on one issue after the next," Kaine said, his voice somewhat squeaky with frustration.
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For three days, Senate Democrats have been trying to poke holes in Kavanaugh's seemingly squeaky clean record, and highlight areas that he could be perceived as an extreme conservative judge on, including abortion rights.
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The group included Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme and several couples: Michael Monfort and Nancy Pitman, James "Spider" Craig and Priscilla Cooper, and Maria Theresa "Crystal" Alonzo and her husband, a white supremacist named Bill Goucher.
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In the early 21993s, Janet released two albums— Janet Jackson and Dream Street—which did little to distinguish her from her family name or her squeaky clean roles on Good Times and Diff'rent Strokes.
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Animated entirely by the director in a Pigalle hotel room, the 1966 cartoon "Bon Voyage Sim" sees a potbellied toad sent by his home government to a neighboring republique, where he's received with squeaky pageantry.
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Mr. Van Amburg and Mr. Erlicht said they never intended Apple to be squeaky-clean, but admitted to telling agents and producers that violence, sex or language should not be "gratuitous," Mr. Van Amburg said.
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No sooner had Mr Raeisi's candidacy been announced than they began tarnishing his squeaky-clean image with claims that, as a 28-year-old prosecutor, he had sentenced hundreds of leftist political prisoners to death.
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PR-wise, the usually squeaky-clean star has had a rough few months, between the fallout from the Kanye/Taylor leaked phone call to the media circus surrounding her maybe summer fling with Tom Hiddleston.
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Two more vehicles with Hudson (and sidekick Tony Randall) followed, as did similar comedies in which Day — sometimes as a career woman, but always squeaky clean — costarred with Cary Grant, James Garner, and Rod Taylor.
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There were crimes of passion: Hinckley was obsessed with Jodie Foster when he tried to kill Ronald Reagan, while Lynette (Squeaky) Fromme, one of two women who targeted Gerald Ford, was a Charles Manson acolyte.
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The timing is sensitive, not just because the case may test perception of Macron's promise of squeaky-clean government but also because of the global outcry triggered by accusations of serial sexual harassment by Weinstein.
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ROME (Reuters) - A senior figure in Italy's ruling 5-Star Movement was arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of corruption, dealing an embarrassing blow to group that has always tried to project a squeaky clean image.
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But does it really matter to the Palestinian family whose son will be killed with impunity or whose home will be bulldozed if the prime minister responsible for these policies is corrupt or squeaky clean?
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Instead, it offers a hard look at the United States, a country that prides itself on having fought the Nazis in WWII, and how the country isn't as squeaky clean as Americans have been taught.
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Since then, squeaky wheels Adam Thielen (213 catches, 513 yards, three TDs) and Stefon Diggs (251-23-22) have gotten ample grease, while Cousins (44 of 56, 639 yards, six TDs, one INT) has thrived.
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A squeaky dryer may sound just like Missy Elliot's classic club banger "One Minute Man"—undoubtedly a song—but does a household appliance replicating the rhythm of that song count as a song in itself?
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" Williams said his group exists "to show the Cuban-American community wanted this, the business community wanted this and the military and national security community thought it made sense — and then be the squeaky wheel.
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With the upcoming Disney merger, Fox — and Deadpool — are about to be under new management that is infamously intolerant of racy content that could damage or tarnish the House of Mouse's squeaky-clean, family-friendly brand.
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In "I Talk About Drinking and Smoking," for instance, she faces the camera in an oversize T-shirt, mocking the squeaky-clean tone of beauty YouTube, before mocking herself for a former crush on Lil Wayne.
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Sometimes they're painful: in one haunting sequence, the villainous Judge Doom (Christopher Lloyd) demonstrates his Toon-killing substance by trying it out on a cute, squeaky cartoon shoe that becomes increasingly panicked as its death nears.
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"Elmo... It does me no great joy to inform you that due to recent cuts in government funding to PBS, you are no longer employed by Sesame Street Workshop," a man's voice tells the squeaky puppet.
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Then, select the speaker icon that appears in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen and try out the various character voices, from a squeaky chipmunk to a robot, to see which you like best.
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Slowly, the details rolled out—Margot Robbie signed on to play actress and Manson victim Sharon Tate, Dakota Fanning came on board to play Manson acolyte Squeaky Fromme, and Damon Herriman would portray the man himself.
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The entry of the mild-mannered Mr. Iger and his squeaky-clean company into the arena shows how President Trump has a way of drawing people and corporations once considered apolitical into the red-hot center.
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The creative engineering and experience design company recently released DIY instructions on Github for Scrubber, a smart soap dispenser that plays music from your Spotify playlist for 20 seconds as you're scrubbing your hands squeaky clean.
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This weaponized posture brings a welcome edginess to a 75-year-old comic book idol who maintained a squeaky clean rectitude while trapped in a succession of conceptual cages that writers and editors fashioned for her.
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It wasn't enough for him to choose; he had to make the best choice, says his classmate and friend Gabriel Goforth, who recalls that from time to time a squeaky anxiety would creep into Raheel's voice.
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From a small-time robber to his first murder and subsequent run-ins with Maqsood (Farhan Akhtar in a toupee and signature squeaky voice trying his best to play Dawood Ibrahim), the policeman learns everything about Gawli.
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The arc of the '22010s Sabrina is one of Sabrina learning how to wield her power while continuing to follow the rules, of learning to be a teen witch and a squeaky-clean and positive role model.
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Video BOY&aposS SQUEAKY COUGH CAUSED BY WHISTLE STUCK IN HIS THROAT Nearly 45 miles away in West Bend, Greg Manteufel had to have all four limbs amputated after he contracted the bacteria from a dog lick.
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Cyrus herself has had an up and down relationship with fame and certainly went through periods of her own self-discovery, considering she started out with an incredibly squeaky-clean image playing Hannah Montana on Disney Channel.
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WE HEAR: The seat of power is in the showers at the Democratic National Convention, with both President Obama and Vice President Biden getting less-than-luxurious (but likely squeaky-clean) digs at the Wells Fargo Center.
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The hangovers are less frequent now and I've gotten much better about always taking off my makeup, but it's still my go-to when I need a pick-me-up in the form of squeaky-clean skin.
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Maya is a steamroller running on squeaky wheels, partly out of the need to argue for JJ's interests, but partly, it seems, from an innate stubbornness that sometimes rubs the rest of her family the wrong way.
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The air was nippy and snow clung to the tent, but the bride was unflappable as she set out toward her new family, past the few dozen friends and relatives and several squeaky sea gulls in attendance.
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While Sam happily sang in the larger-than-standard shower, behind a neon-colored curtain with the words "Squeaky Clean" printed at the bottom, smaller children and their parents would not enjoy bath time half as much.
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The couple met in 2015 through the dating app Hinge, and had their first date at the Squeaky Bean, an organic restaurant in Denver, where Ms. Benson, a vegetarian, ordered accordingly, and Mr. Miller had a hamburger.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO A squeaky melodist in the vein of A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, the young Bronx rapper Lil Tjay only has a handful of songs under his belt but has already honed the sound of exuberance.
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The idea of dirty Muppets is funny partly because so many of us spent our childhoods with squeaky-clean Muppets on Sesame Street teaching us the alphabet and basic Spanish and the rules of kindness and sharing.
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Even Cute Jewish Guy can't enjoy his holiday in peace like every other rom-com boy next door — not with that squeaky rendition of "I Have A Little Dreidel" blaring from his pocket when his phone rings.
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Talk to their roommate ... Which is why we spoke with the guy who lived with Carson Wentz -- the QB's ex-college teammate Jedre Cyr ... who says Carson is so squeaky clean, he'd let him date his sister!
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If Zack, spaghetti sauce and Becky the Duck mean nothing to you, fear not: Much of the humor is just good old-fashioned raunch, usually playing up all the horrifying ways to reinterpret a squeaky-clean children's show.
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Feeling squeaky clean after patting my face dry, I was expecting some redness and irritation, but I noticed my skin had the same kind of shiny, glowy brightness it gets after I do a really good glycolic peel.
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"Her previous owner noted that she is friendly with everyone including children and that she enjoys learning tricks for treats, playing chase, fetch and tug, and that she really loves toys — especially those squeaky ones!" the bio notes.
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"I was just reading an editorial about how he fit in with the time and his squeaky clean image, and yet he was sexy on the side, and that was a big part of his charisma," he says.
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It plans to spend its fresh proceeds on marketing in a race to lure China's increasingly sophisticated young consumers with toothbrushes and its new lines of hair dryers, nasal trimmers and other tools that make you squeaky clean.
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The outcome is a win for 5-Star, whose support is based on a squeaky-clean image and a hard line against corruption, and a setback for the League, whose leader Matteo Salvini had vigorously defended the official.
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Yesterday I suggested ways in which the president can maximize his chances of making an appointment in the face of this constraint: Nominate a well-qualified individual with a squeaky clean background and lobby vigorously for that person.
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Trent tried to do his usual super-low-to-squeaky-high thing on Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes' "If You Don't Know Me by Now," which worked briefly, but overall the song felt limiting against his energy.
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He returned to City Hall as mayor in 2140, vowing to make his mayoral redux squeaky clean — even hiring, as a senior adviser, the F.B.I. agent who was a key member of the prosecution team that convicted him.
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" Another Brooklyn subway rider, Camille Francis, 23, said she would use the new service to play music on Spotify and to immediately alert her friends when she sees rats on the tracks — a ritual they call "squeaky sightings.
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He courts a nurse named Dorothy (Teresa Palmer), and their romance is so sweet and squeaky clean — he kisses her; she slaps his face; he proposes — that you might think the old production code was still in effect.
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I normally had to just run the shower over her, which proved to be really difficult to get her squeaky clean (and also not traumatize her), but then I bought this Waterpik shower attachment and it changed everything.
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From a young age, kids (that is to say: future workers) are taught the importance of distinguishing themselves from the rest of the pack, that "the squeaky wheel gets the grease" — and all that good (or cliched) stuff.
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He's smarmy, solidly alcoholic, strictly self-preserving and openly cowardly; though he's a brash operator, his squeaky, wide-eyed reactions to the spiraling absurdity deliciously undermine the actor's reputation as a Hollywood heartthrob known for in-real-life heroics.
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It may be some time before squeaky-clean Disney shows a fully realized same-sex relationship in one of its films, but fans' reaction to the kiss that could have been shows that some people are ready for it.
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In opposition to the squeaky-clean image of the Ryman — where the beautiful stained glass windows make you feel like you're in a church — the walls of Tootsie's are littered with the broken memories of thousands of drunken nights.
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In an effort to get a better grip on the criminal mind, he has interviewed such notorious inmates as Charles Manson, "Son of Sam" killer David Berkowitz and Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, who attempted to assassinate former President Gerald Ford.
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Tabloids and gossip sites relish sharing the stories of the DUIs and public meltdowns of once-squeaky, adorable stars, but few of the child stars who make it to adulthood in one piece are given credit for their success.
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I make 15 different types of cheese here: [from] Swiss to Romano to Gouda to brick; the cheddars, Monterey Jacks, Colbies, Juustoleipä [Finnish squeaky cheese]; and then different flavored cheeses like the havartis—dill havarti, pesto havarti, plain havarti.
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Legendary investor Jim Rogers, Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin, and dozens of others have decamped to Asia's squeaky-clean hub of Singapore to invest their millions in high-growth Asian companies rather than being saddled with America's ballooning debt.
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These oils can be used as alternatives to turpentine for cleaning paint brushes; lubricating squeaky hinges; and removing dried-on adhesives (like glue, stickum from labels and price tags) from surfaces like wood floors and for polishing leather goods.
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The second-term senator argues that the president is squeaky clean, and that unless new information comes out at the trial, he already knows how he will vote on charges Trump abused his office and obstructed a congressional investigation.
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Not helping is the make-up which makes Mooney into a good Yoda but not the BABY Yoda we've come to love, the cute little creature with the giant eyes, taste for blue frogs, and squeaky exclamations of glee.
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To thrive on YouTube now, it pays to be squeaky clean enough for Johnson & Johnson or Nike, and successful enough to pay a manager and an agent to negotiate your deals and smooth over any mistakes you do make.
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That tinker-toy-and-rubber-band style, all wrenched limbs and squeaky feints and steep jumpers, is still fundamentally not all that possible to defend against, and Carlisle leverages the attention it attracts into driving lanes and corner threes.
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It touches on some of the problems, like how QPA has to find a squeaky clean Black girl whose name "sounds white" with an upstanding mother to make cable news appearances in order to get the proper attention for the cause.
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This woman — mother and grandmother who hauled bulky groceries for our nightly family dinners in her squeaky shopping cart all the way across the Bronx, who worked in factories as a young woman — felt left behind and invisible in this election.
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In Singin' in the Rain, the film industry is changing forever and it's up to each actor to find a place in the new format, and hopefully have a voice that's neither too grating nor squeaky enough to repel audiences. 5.
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Toni Tennille grew up on her father's big-band music and classic pop standards, and she later rose to fame as one-half of the famously squeaky-clean pop duo Captain and Tennille alongside her ex-husband, Daryl "the Captain" Dragon.
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It's nothing new in facials, but I'm always caught off-guard by how freezing it is — I found myself short of breath and gulping for air at points, but it's worth it for how squeaky clean it makes you feel.
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The Disney Channel, a network known for its relatively squeaky-clean content (especially when compared to the far racier Nickelodeon of the '90s), once frequently aired a movie whose plot hinges on the virginity of a 15-year-old boy.
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In Miami Beach, 1 Hotel South Beach is building a 3,000-square-foot Bark Park, complete with an "adventure zone" with a tube for pets to run through, a beam to walk on and a box of free squeaky toys.
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Renewed scrutiny of the alleged 1996 incident at the University of Tennessee incident with a school trainer and the cloud of an HGH investigation have threatened to muddy the squeaky-clean image Manning so carefully crafted during his playing career.
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Polished, squeaky clean and ready for its close up, the lovely but spare modern dining room is largely devoid of Turkish trappings (not that restaurants in Turkey are gussied up like Hollywood's idea of a Pasha's tent in the desert).
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While prominent South Korean politicians and entertainment stars have been accused of sexual misconduct, the #MeToo reckoning in the country has been more muted than in some nations, especially when it comes to the outwardly squeaky clean K-Pop scene.
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Raggi was elected mayor in 2016 in a vote that was seen at the time as a major breakthrough for the 5-Star, which has always promoted a squeaky clean image and promised to clean up the corruption-riddled Italian capital.
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Here are just a a few of the easy fixes you can do yourself without calling in an expert: It's tough to sneak into your apartment at 3AM without waking up your roommate if you've got a squeaky front door.
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If she wins, she will represent the Republicans from the reliably blue state to the party's national convention, where she hopes to be the "squeaky wheel" to give California's 4.7 million GOP voters more influence in the national party's politics.
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Footage posted on the Scottish national team's Facebook site showed players haring around the training field in a bizarre game of tag in which they attempt to avoid being touched, or in some cases whacked, by the squeaky rubber fowl.
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By the bar, he stood shoulder-to-shoulder greeting guests with Luigi Di Maio, a squeaky-clean 31-year-old who is the party's official political leader, public face and, after receiving 30,936 votes on Rousseau, a candidate for prime minister.
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If the circumstances in which God saw fit to place us make us choose between the "squeaky clean" persecutor of the unborn and the Little Sisters of the Poor, or between Barack Obama and Donald Trump, the choice is obvious.
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While the act itself may not be too memorable or pleasant, sometimes the fun is in the details: the squeaky dorm room twin bed, the thrill of doing something naughty somewhere you shouldn't, or the unexpected nature of the encounter.
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At the time, the Marshall Plan was pumping $13 billion into Europe, while the Soviets were taking $0003 billion out in the form of reparations and resource seizures; America's image abroad was as squeaky clean as it would ever be.
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Woods was cited with careless driving and fined $164, although the real cost was infinitely greater: the destruction of his squeaky-clean public image and the dissolution of his marriage after the crash led to revelations of Woods's extramarital affairs.
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"We thought it was a disaster," he said of the interview during which his 4-year-old daughter, Marion, marched into the room, followed by James in a squeaky walker, before his wife burst in and hurriedly shepherded the children away.
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Zendaya shook off the squeaky clean image of a Disney alum (she starred in Disney's Shake It Up with Bella Thorne for three years), and Elordi was fresh off of his role in Netflix's teen rom-com The Kissing Booth.
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In 1987, Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme escaped from the women's prison where she was serving a life sentence for trying to assassinate President Gerald Ford (she was just a wide-eyed acolyte of Charlie's; she didn't actually kill anyone for him).
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"Taylor is still a relatively undefined freshman, and the 'dirty tricks' that have dominated news of the race for the past few weeks could help Democrats chip away at his image as a squeaky-clean Navy SEAL," Cook's Dave Wasserman wrote.
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The quality of the Switch is miles beyond the squeaky plastic of the Wii U. Nintendo has always been cautious when it comes to adding expense to hardware; it has long forgone the console race to have the best graphics in town.
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What followed was an eruption of tweets and Reddit posts denouncing the app and its inability to prevent hate from spreading like wildfire across what was meant to be a wholesome, affectionate space for Swifites — on brand with Swift's mostly squeaky clean image.
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If not for the Motion Picture Association of America's profanity guidelines, probably PG. Jawline is a poignant film about teenagers who trade on a squeaky-clean public image, and even the hedonists don't get up to more than some anecdotal makeout sessions.
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Past BarkBox themes have included "Knights of the Hound Table," a medieval times-inspired collection featuring a dragon squeaky toy and Banquet Feast treats, and "Chrewrassic Bark," which came with a "T-Rex Bone" chew and a Triceratops tug-of-war toy.
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The producers have largely succeeded on that score, with Laverne Cox taking over as the lusty, sexually omnivorous Dr. Frank-N-Furter, and Ryan McCartan and Victoria Justice as Brad and Janet, the squeaky-clean young couple that stumbles into his lair.
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Which turns out, in the end, to be that he's a just thoroughly decent bloke from Coatbridge who was more than happy to chat about the squeaky sepia of the past and what he's been up to over the past 10 years.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's largest city was once dubbed "Toronto the Good" for its squeaky-clean reputation but a mass shooting along one of its most popular restaurant strips is part of a nationwide rise in gun crimes, government data showed on Monday.
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"No, because I think that Republicans have said basically in the past we nominated Boy Scouts like (Mitt) Romney, people who were squeaky clean, and the left launched such attacks on these people that they ended up looking like Lucifer," D'Souza said.
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"If that small university can get him into trouble, you can imagine what could happen with India's 'squeaky-clean' real estate sector," Mr. Nair said, referring to the fraud lawsuit against Trump University, which Mr. Trump settled last week for $25 million.
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Mr. Sondheim has Hinckley (Steven Boyer) sing a beautiful-banal folk-rock ballad called "Unworthy of Your Love" to Jodie Foster; when it becomes a duet with Ms. Fromme (known as Squeaky) singing to Charles Manson, the squirmy pathos is almost unbearable.
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Yes, maybe you could talk to your manager and beg him and nudge him or her to give you a raise to $10, but a lot of times, the squeaky wheel gets pushed out and people are really scared of losing their jobs.
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She is far too stealthy to let LF know that he is being followed, unless she did this deliberately," the post reads, later adding, "In S7E6, the directors deliberately show us Sansa opening and closing a very squeaky door as she goes into Arya's bedchamber.
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Feminist writer Lindy West, in a plea to her male friends to stand up for women in all-male spaces, recently wrote: Our society has engineered robust consequences for squeaky wheels, a verdant pantheon from eye-rolls all the way up to physical violence.
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The growing roster of ex-government leaders on the board likewise suggests a company prepared to "do whatever it takes to ensure that they are squeaky clean," particularly with a triennial license review in its home city of Melbourne under way, the source said.
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But taking squeaky clean UK pop starlet Sheena Easton and gifting her a song ("Sugar Walls") about the sweetness of her vagina, was a much more classic Prince move – no doubt getting a kick out of smuggling his melodic smut into the British charts.
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Truth be told: It's sweaty (it's actually the opposite of breathable), it's slippery (I once fell down the stairs in my patent pants, and slid all the way to the bottom because of them), and it's squeaky (people will hear you coming from miles away).
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And the plot pingpongs awkwardly between New York and Haiti — with a pit stop in Paris, where the Lemon Drops, played with funny, squeaky-voiced sass by Kristina Hanford, Molly McCloskey and Jenna Velichko, strike out on their own and are briefly a success.
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A mechanical genius who can make a pair of squeaky brakes "quiet as a queen's fart" with only a little castor oil, she faces her hardships — including a villainous entrepreneur hellbent on stealing the family station out from under her — with pluck and ingenuity.
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The violations, some of which the Di Maios have conceded, have hit close to home given that Mr. Di Maio, Italy's squeaky clean deputy prime minister with the anti-establishment Five Star Movement, also wears the hats of minister of labor and of economic development.
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Escaping an assassination attempt by Lynette Alice (Squeaky) Fromme, the president acted as if nothing had happened and, later in the day, had to be persuaded by the Secret Service not to shake hands with all the people waiting for him at the airport.
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Trudeau's gender parity move in the cabinet firmly placed the former high school teacher as the country's feminist prime minister, and on the global stage, Trudeau was a breath of fresh air, fit-for-purpose in the age of selfies, #MeToo, and squeaky clean politics.
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The one blemish on Mr. Glenn's squeaky-clean political reputation came in the 19593s, when he was one of five senators present at a meeting with federal regulators concerning accusations of savings and loan association fraud against Charles H. Keating Jr., a former Ohioan.
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While it is just one show, it represents a startling new direction for the squeaky-clean network, whose ratings are decaying as children, reaching puberty earlier and raised on the oh-so-cool Netflix, gravitate to live-action programming with more edge and authenticity.
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Van Eeckhoutte says the show helped shape his view of New York when he was an adolescent back in the 90s, and his social media tribute to The Nanny aspires to elevate Drescher's character, who is oft-maligned and trivialized for her squeaky, nasally soprano.
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After all, given that the bill didn't have the votes to pass and that some kind of concessions were going to have to be made to someone to get it over the top, why not become a squeaky wheel and try to get some grease?
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Though there is a lot of overlap between Furby fandom and the enormous online furry fandom — which has a much more widely-recognized association with sexuality and with porn — she doesn't see it as a threat to the squeaky-clean ethos of the Furby collectors.
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His Republican rival in the run-off, meanwhile, was someone the squeaky-clean Mr Edwards could use as a foil: David Vitter, then a United States senator; a moraliser who lost a bit of his moral authority when he was ensnared in a prostitution scandal in 2007.
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That's because the rest of the film is silent due to the premise, a fact that becomes all the more apparent when you're trying to find the right moment to chew your handful of popcorn and mix up your frozen drink with a very squeaky straw.
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The former vice president on Sunday told reporters that his family and associates would not work for foreign companies if he is elected president, saying he would have "build on the squeaky clean, transparent environment" that he believes was reminiscent of former President Barack Obama's administration.
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Pizzarotti was the second 5-Star mayor in a week to reveal he had been caught up in a legal probe, an embarrassment for a party that has based its appeal on a squeaky-clean image that it said marked it out from the "corrupt" mainstream parties.
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Star-struck Senate Republican leaders anointed the 38-year-old, Stanford- and Yale- educated state attorney general as their top recruit of 2018 – a squeaky-clean figure they saw as the future of the party and an ideal opponent to take on the endangered Democratic incumbent, Sen.
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"So when I was a kid, my mom used to sell drugs," she said once, to the bewilderment of a yoga studio full of squeaky clean-cut white ladies in colorful leggings and 70-dollar Gaiam mats—many of who attend or teach at Tulane—and me.
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For example, the green swimming flippers followed the squeaky frogs that occupied the final ranks of turquoise, while the puzzles depicting glaciers—maroon at the earthen base of the photograph—brought the rainbow full circle by joining their snowy peaks with volleyballs and stuffed white lions.
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Read more: The best conditioners for curly hairThe sulfate-free cleansing conditioner didn't make my hair feel "squeaky clean" and the conditioner hydrated my hair without weighing it downEric Schweiger, M.D., tells Self that sulfates are what create the lather in hair- and body-care products.
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His light tenor is not large, but it's nimble and it suits the squeaky-clean nature of the good-hearted Frederic nicely, as does his throbbing earnestness as he switches his allegiance from his pirate crew to the bumbling bobbies trying to capture them, and back again.
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For "Spring Breakers," Korine recruited former teen stars like Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens to sully up their squeaky-clean image as two hard-partying friends who are so intent on going to Florida for spring break that they commit armed robbery to raise the funds.
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We saw this play out when President Donald Trump (the real one, not Alec Baldwin) declared on Air Force One last night that recently confirmed Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was "squeaky clean" and that, in his view, Kavanaugh's biggest supporters were the women of America.
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Then, in 2014, comedian Hannibal Buress started telling audiences a joke, which contrasted Cosby's squeaky clean image with a series of assaults he'd been accused of — "I guess I want to just at least make it weird for you to watch Cosby Show reruns," Buress said.
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For a half-hour, the album breaks the mold and proves that there's still some fight left in that creaky old punk warhorse, tossing in a few golden-era Weezeresque guitar licks, squeaky voiced screams, and jump-up-and-down choruses about being off your meds.
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But whether the contradictions in Kavanaugh's statements fit the legal definition of willfully lying under oath, Democrats have been trying to make the case that Kavanaugh's credibility should be called into question — and that his temperament and truthfulness aren't as squeaky clean as his judicial record.
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In 2016, Toby Willis, the 48-year-old patriarch of the squeaky-clean Christian family — who first captured the nation's attention on America's Got Talent and then went on to star in their own TLC reality show, The Willis Family — was investigated for sexually abusing some of his children.
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And Groban is one of the most easily likable performers working today — if you need proof, just look at how seamlessly he integrated into The Muppets — and isn't afraid to skewer his squeaky-clean image, as he's done in the past via cameos on Glee and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
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The rapper appeared on the last season of the show, as himself, performing a party for one of the show's beloved titular assholes—and if that weren't enough to get Reddit all riled up, today he's announced a new mixtape, with some help from his squeaky voiced pals.
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A two-legged toy for your four-legged friend A bouncy, rubber toy that will bring lots of fun to your tireless dog, the squeaky JW Pet Good Cuz Dog Toy is another toy perfect for fetch or tug of war or just letting your pup chew and chew.
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They were creaking like a pair of arthritic knees the moment I took them out of the box, and their headband can do a very realistic recreation of the squeaky mattress in Mura Masa's "Bae" (299 seconds into the song, which is so good that I'm embedding it below).
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The other is Holland March (Ryan Gosling, demonstrating a knack for physical comedy and squeaky-voiced panic), a hard-drinking, chain-smoking private eye with a 13-year-old daughter (Angourie Rice) to look after—although it would be more accurate to say that she looks after him.
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If you're wondering about the implied relationship between "cocky heel" and familial pro-wrestling pedigree, don't—there's a long history of wrestlers with family connections to the business debuting as squeaky-clean babyfaces, getting booed mercilessly, and then turning on the crowd as they don't get their due respect.
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Many times, we've made a number of shaving cream pies to use one on each other—because real food is much more difficult to clean up—we've got squeaky hammers, rubber chickens, and varying sizes of whoopie cushions and dildos to swap roles and keep each other guessing.
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If occasionally the story strains beneath this undertaking — if we hear the squeaky creak of a plot twist or if a character is too conveniently introduced — we hardly mind, for our trusty narrator is as powerful and persuasive and delightfully clever as the narrator in a Victorian novel.
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There is an emergent pop-minded generation following in their footsteps, represented at this festival by Juice WRLD, who writes sterling melodies about heartbreak; the squeaky sing-rapping of A Boogie Wit da Hoodie; and Lil Tecca, who had a rapturous midday audience for his sweet-voiced boasts.
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Kaine, who projects a squeaky-clean image and passed the Obama vetting in 2008, would seem to pass that test, though Republicans say they're ready to leap on questions raised since about his travel as governor that came up during the corruption trial of Bob McDonnell, his Republican successor.
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Sophie's earlier work may have matched the sugary crunch of PC Music's squeaky puerility exactly — her debut single "Bipp," bouncing mechanically over chirpy synth stabs whose precisely timed and tangibly textured forward propulsion compensated for the absence of a drum track, captures that style — but that moment has cooled.
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He brought on Margot Robbie to play starlet and Manson victim Sharon Tate, and Dakota Fanning as Manson Family member Squeaky Fromme, and got Burt Reynolds to be the old guy who owned the ranch where the Family lived and shot guns and sewed vests made of their own hair.
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Mr. Rawes, 51, is better known as the founder of the London Sound Survey, a website that contains a substantive collection of real-world recordings of the city, from the pontifications of street preachers to squeaky escalators, from foxes engaging in mock fighting to, even, the Tower Bridge cranking into action.
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But no one warned us about the traffic: Indian motorbikes, Japanese cars, lumbering buses, three-wheeled taxis called tuk-tuks, battered rickshaws, squeaky bicycles, pushcarts, all crowding in, vying for space, turning one lane to two, two to four, coursing around cows and water buffalo, few stoplights to be seen.
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And although Jack's salty language and encouragement of roughhousing by the young men — "I will not coach a team that has been out-toughed," he tells them — is perhaps dubious as coaching, the team does improve, and Jack's hard edges help "The Way Back" avoid a sense of squeaky-clean uplift.
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The characterizations were silly and harmless — "Ross Perot" had a squeaky voice and exaggerated ears, but his antics had little to do with serious politics — but even so, the current producers are still determining how prevalent they should be at a time when American politics is polarizing for all ages.
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Well, in the spirit of getting our places sparkling clean for the summer months ahead, we've tapped expert Carolyn Childers over at Handy to give us the lowdown on everything from how to get to those annoying, hard-to-reach corners to more obvious things like getting stainless-steel appliances squeaky clean.
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If you always like to have your floors squeaky clean — that is, if you vacuum daily, or almost daily — you might want to consider the Miele C2 Electro+, which will stand up to regular use much better than a cordless vacuum with a battery that won't last nearly as long with heavy use.
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" Mr. Bentley, who was elected statewide in part because of his reputation as a churchgoing, squeaky-clean public official, said that his conduct had not been "all that egregious," but also said, "All I can say is that I think I let people down, and that disturbs me more than anything else.
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It's speculated that Freed bore the brunt of the committee's ill will because unlike the squeaky-clean Dick Clark, Freed was a heavy smoker, a jive talker, a rock'n'roll lifer who freely associated with black musicians and refused to betray his own principles by signing an affidavit swearing he'd never accepted payola.
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Recently, a Washington Post article about the unusual couple at the Smithsonian National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute piqued our interest in the rare bird, who, unlike most of the squeaky clean female Bachelorette contestants, has a bad reputation: Walnut is rumored to have killed not one, but two male crane suitors in the past.
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In order to excel throughout the rigorous training, these girls are expected to act mature and composed, and present to the world a face of a squeaky clean, yet incredibly tough, athlete, which can be particularly emotionally taxing for children, says Kristen Dieffenbach, PhD, executive board member for the Association for Applied Sport Psychology.
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While any type of lube will be a boon for making shower sex less squeaky, companies like Trojan have gone to the trouble of formulating lubes that are both designed to work in water and are compatible with latex and polyisoprene (another type of material people who may be allergic to latex turn to) condoms.
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The squeaky elastic bass and delicate percussive snaps on the ethereal "Too Much" are certainly not too much, which is the point: by singing, hesitantly, "When I party then I party too much/when I feel it then I feel it too much," as if eyeing the music with caution, she depicts a crippling anxiety.
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How it got to a Los Angeles Sheriff's Department vault is complicated, but as best as I could piece together from court documents (and also the obsessive research of a fellow journalist), what happened was this: After Conetto imported the stone to San Jose, he made a deal with Larry Biegler, the man with the squeaky voice.
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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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This doesn't matter much for three reasons: because they have the gift of catchy, because we always feel they're on our side, and because splitting the vocal leads between stentorian baritone drummer Stephanie Luke and squeaky soprano guitarist Julia Kugel-Montoya imparts a dynamic range and novelty value matched by no other punk band, grrrl or otherwise.
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In prior years, that squeaky-clean image has been presented mostly to win favor with the public, who are not developers but nonetheless tune in to big dev keynotes like the one Apple held for WWDC to get a glimpse at future products, like the next versions of iOS and macOS or that new Mac Pro.
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Two in particular are eager to tell me that they actually prefer Zayn Malik to Bieber – a revelation that makes me realize that this may be the future; an era of squeaky-clean popsters making the transition, like dominos, into forever-furrowed brows, black and white Instagram snaps and tattoos straight out of your year 10 notebook.
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Their corporate overseer (Elisabeth Shue) -- or "senior VP of hero management" for a conglomerate known as Vought -- is responsible for preserving their squeaky-clean image; still, peeking behind the curtain -- or under the capes -- reveals utter ruthlessness, with a core group of heroes known as The Seven whose powers roughly approximate those of the Justice League.
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Regardless of where this registers with you on the smug-o-meter, the Warriors point guard's squeaky-clean, god-bothering family didn't take kindly to the whole situation, as his mother Sonya reached out to him about it: "She already sent me two home videos, showing me the clip and playing it back," Curry said, per ESPN.
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During its roots in the 90s, drum and bass was as obscure as a genre could get in Singapore, but a handful of pioneers managed to turn a frenetic oddity into a fully formed movement that has endured for over two decades now, silencing claims that the squeaky-clean island nation wasn't capable of producing gritty subcultures.
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The lyrics to "Sweet Child O' Mine" are squeaky-clean, they could be marketed as a kid's ode to his or her mom, and they scan beautifully on the page ("Her hair reminds me of a warm, safe place / Where as a child I'd hide / And pray for the thunder and the rain / To quietly pass me by").
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Bugliosi reported that Manson paid his rent on the ranch where he lived by ordering the Manson girls to have sex with the older man who owned the place, and that the infamous Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, who tried to assassinate Gerald Ford in 1975, was so called because she used to squeak every time the man pinched her thigh.
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The most tourist-friendly of the bathhouses is the intricately tiled Chreli Abano (as known as Orbeliani) Baths (private bathing rooms from 2003 lari an hour; massages start at 2200 lari); locals also praise Gulo's Spa for its squeaky-clean rooms (private bathing rooms from 2130 lari an hour; a massage or scrub is an additional 130 lari).
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The team consists of the Irish Denny; his closest friend, an Italian named Russo (ethnicity and race are all-important and always mentioned); the one black partner and obligatory guy near retirement, Montague; and Levin, the Jewish newbie, who is squeaky-clean and vows never to do any of the shocking things that are routine to the other three.
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Some of the characters in the show are John Wilkes Booth who killed Abraham Lincoln; Sara Jane Moore who shot at Gerald Ford; Lee Harvey Oswald who assassinated John F. Kennedy; Giuseppe Zangara who attempted to kill Franklin D. Roosevelt; Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme who also tried to kill Ford; and Charles Guiteau who murdered James Garfield.
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She was a Disney girl at that phase of her career, and as such, she was supposed to be a squeaky-clean role model — with the silent expectation that if she did eventually go off the rails into a titillating and scandalous train wreck like Britney Spears did before her, it would only happen after she'd left Disney's controlling embrace.
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But it also contains a murderous drug-dealing crew member (an element Roddenberry found out of sync with his vision of an idealized future and a squeaky clean Starfleet), alternate-universe space pirates summoned into existence by the altering of time, 9-foot aliens (who would become the much more budget-friendly talking portal), and a World War I veteran named Trooper.
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They can be counted on to invent ghoulish conspiracy theories (Vince Foster, Benghazi) out of nothing, or to identify a legitimate impropriety (her email practices as secretary of state) and react so out of proportion (suggesting, for instance, that the squeaky-clean conservative FBI director, James Comey, is covering up her crimes) that the story becomes about their outlandishness, rather than her conduct.
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How stress actually caused her to lose her two front teeth as an adult, Moore didn't explain — and Fallon didn't ask before they proceeded to suck the helium out of balloons and finish the interview in squeaky voices, while the rest of the world suddenly became even more stressed about the idea that their stress might make their teeth fall out.
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It's a geode inside the unlikely sediment of The Wizard of Oz, one in which an even angrier Wicked Witch of the West derides both Dorothy and Glinda for associating so familiarly with Munchkins -- plump squeaky creatures who will in no way prepare them for battle against her for she has flying motherfuckin' monkeys and a goddamn army of uniformed badasses!
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Set 15 years after the film, this new series stars Bill Paxton as Detective Frank Rourke, the leader of the Special Investigation Section of the Los Angeles Police Department and a brutally keen hunter of the most dangerous criminals, and Justin Cornwell as Kyle Craig, a squeaky-clean cop assigned to pose as Frank's trainee and report back on his rogue methods.
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Yet it has been ten years to the day since a 24-year-old Joanna Newsom released her sophomore album Ys. While it was her first album The Milk-Eyed Mender that introduced us to the slightly elfin harp virtuoso with the peculiar voice, alternating between gravelly and squeaky, Ys was her defining album; her OK Computer, her Born in the U.S.A., her Sgt.
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But with Mr. Kaine's selection on Friday as Hillary Clinton's vice-presidential running mate, the gifts he received in the four years he served as Virginia's chief executive and his time as lieutenant governor before that are certain to be cited by his Republican critics as a sign that Mr. Kaine, who is now a United States senator, is not as squeaky clean as he portrays himself.
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On New York Magazine's Daily Intelligencer, though, an article published this morning before Acosta's announcements argues that while he's one of the more conventional of the people Trump was considering, his record isn't squeaky-clean: However, it appears that Acosta has actually made a few moves that are overtly honorable, such as defending the rights of Muslim Americans in front of Congress in 2011.
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Beginning at the age of 230, and over the next four decades, Ms. Wood starred or appeared in more than five dozen films and television shows and was an emblem of Hollywood glamour and beauty, wholesome but sensual — a good girl growing up in front of American moviegoers during the squeaky-clean 22003s and the sexual revolution and era of women's liberation that followed.
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On Sunday, Hunter Biden also pledged to not work for any foreign-owned companies or serve on their boards should his father be elected President, and his father told reporters that his family and associates would not work for foreign companies if he is elected president, saying he would have "build on the squeaky clean, transparent environment" in the White House reminiscent of former President Barack Obama's administration.
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It unearths feelings of safety and youth and squeaky-clean sex appeal: Julie Andrews dancing on her bed in "The Sound of Music" in a baby-yellow nightdress surrounded by the Von Trapp children on a stormy night; Audrey Hepburn tucked into her princess bed in a white cotton shift in "Roman Holiday"; Ann-Margret Olsson in "Bye Bye Birdie" gossiping on the telephone in her bedroom wearing a white baby doll.
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The project is ten tracks of experimental, squeaky pop with a vivid streak of nihilism, most of them maximizing flash-in-the-pan feelings: "Roll With Me" is the wicked glint of possibility when someone shoots you The Look across a dancefloor, "Drugs" is the all-consuming yearning that only presents itself at the crush-stage of a relationship, and "3AM" is the internal conflict that arises when they drunk dial you after it all goes to shit.
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In the process he brilliantly lampoons academic writing, particularly by taking justified pot-shots at D. W. Fenza, executive director of Associate Writing Programs (who argues that it is "morally repugnant" to question the merits of the literary prize system), The New York Times Book Review, the New York Review of Books, and other official "protectors of poetry" who apparently want their poetry squeaky-clean and sweet, or, as Bernstein implies, want to excise his kind of poetry from their lives.
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Goldust was the closest WWE came to a genuinely subversive, androgynous character, and his appearance in the still squeaky clean era of mid-90's wrestling essentially kickstarted a more adult-oriented focus that would lead to the biggest boom period in the company's history; but this may have had more to do with Dustin Runnels' skill as a performer, as Goldust's initial storylines with Razor Ramon and Roddy Piper veered into ugly homophobia and the character's ambiguous elements were eventually toned down.
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With a squeaky clean family persona and 28503 convention speech that overshadowed John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE's, it was obvious that he could be a foil to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 22019 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE after her Iraq War vote.
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According to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, a surrogate should be at least 21 years old, have given birth to at least one child, had complication-free pregnancies, had no more than three C-sections, have a "healthy" BMI, not smoke, not abuse drugs or alcohol, be financially stable, not be on government assistance, live in a surrogacy-friendly state, be emotionally stable, have a strong support system, have a squeaky clean legal background, and be able to pass rigorous medical and psychological screenings.
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And in December 2016, ClearPlay announced a partnership with PureFlix, which is one of the leading producers and distributors of Christian and "inspirational" family-friendly films in the US. (PureFlix also operates a streaming service for consumers of faith-based films, with a library that includes not just their own productions, like the Christian and politically conservative indie hit God's Not Dead, but films and streaming series that meet their conservative standards.) The ClearPlay partnership enables PureFlix customers to filter out any instances of possibly offensive language in the company's already squeaky-clean library.
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It's jolting to read about how the Union's Civil War victory proved to be a beginning, not an ending; how it led to a spike in white supremacist groups and their efforts to keep newly enfranchised black men from voting; how the president who succeeded Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, seemed determined to undo the Union's success; how the voting rights for freed male slaves guaranteed by the 15th Amendment were allowed to erode; how the once squeaky-clean Grant began surrounding himself with rich friends and became embroiled in financial scandal once he attained the power of the presidency.
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