The squeaky wheels get all the oil, says one community worker.
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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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When the guards came for him, they wheeled an empty handcart with squeaky wheels onto the silent cell block.
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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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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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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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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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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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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 show plays a medically related sound, something contestants might hear in a hospital, a doctor's office, or in the human body. Contestants try to identify sounds that range from a whooping cough to the squeaky wheels of a hospital bed.
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In 1990 Applebaum began building unique instruments called electroacoustic instruments. One of these instruments Applebaum refers to as the "Mouseketier" consists of threaded rods, nails, combs, doorstops, springs, squeaky wheels, ratchets, and a toilet tank flotation bulb. His first instrument, the “Mousetrap,” is used in Mousetrap Music which features a recording of sound-sculpture improvisations. The objects on the instruments are plucked, scratched, bowed, and modified by a battery of live electronics.
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Several Formula 1 cars were also offered in the series (Southwest Spirit Antiques 1998–2011). Initially, most cars were offered in rather plain colored plastic bodies with high friction ('squeaky') wheels, though their rubber tires were more authentic than hard plastic – making them somewhat similar to Matchbox tradition. Some of the cars, such as the De Tomaso Mangusta, had working steering. Eventually, thinner, low-friction wheels (some chromed and some not) were added and chrome-like shiny paint finishes were introduced, making the cars flashy, but competition was keen and financial troubles loomed.
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In the second verse, she leaves home, but does not reach her destination. The sound of squeaky wheels suggests she has an accident, but is saved by a DJ playing a good song on the radio. The song was mixed by Michael Jay at Eastern Artists Recording Studio, East Orange, NJ, and released as a single in 1982, becoming the most popular and successful hit released by its record label, Sound of New York/Becket Records. In the U.S. "Last Night a D.J. Saved My Life" reached number ten on the R&B;/Hip-Hop Singles chart and number two on the Club Singles chart, but could only bubble under the main Hot 100, where black crossover had become very difficult in the early 1980s as a result of the anti-disco backlash. In February 1983, it peaked at number thirteen in the United Kingdom, and in March 1983 at number two in the Dutch Top 40 and the Belgium Ultratop 50.
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