I'm his mother, for (unintelligible) I loved him so much, and I (unintelligible) I'm so sorry, Isaac.
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I found out about the chemical weapon [unintelligible] when I came back from Iraq, which I had [unintelligible].
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The loss of life, and obviously it would hit [unintelligible] Russia [unintelligible] start World War III, as well.
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The result was that the debate was often simply unintelligible.
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An unintelligible but clear design is left in their wake.
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On a somewhat related note, VSCO's UI remains entirely unintelligible.
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Sure, his speech might be unintelligible and his form, traditional.
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Some of the conversation between Yanez and Castile is unintelligible.
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"It's unintelligible right now," Davis said of the radio call.
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The electoral college — but it's a whole different campaign (unintelligible).
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TRUMP: Give it to me and get me a [UNINTELLIGIBLE].
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The Electoral College — but it's a whole different campaign (unintelligible).
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For us this issue --we put [unintelligible] to this issue.
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GUILFOYLE: Or like a (UNINTELLIGIBLE) PERINO: It&aposs like prolapse (ph).
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Some would mumble something unintelligible in Spanish on the first try.
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Its voice is obnoxious, anxious, whiny, whimpery and often frustratingly unintelligible.
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" Dhafir "Dada 5000" Harris: [Unintelligible] Slice: "You got baby nuts, Dada!
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And on top of that, someone yelling unintelligible words over it.
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So I think we do not think trade is a (unintelligible).
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GUTFELD: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) COMPAGNO: Jesse -- oh, have you taken a bite yet?
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How did the unintelligible thing even end up on his dashboard?
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It blamed a "confusion of manuscripts" for the "perfectly unintelligible" editorial.
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" CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz told CNBC that Trump's comments were "unintelligible.
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No, this was [unintelligible] — and I moved on her very heavily.
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Indecipherable texts are often metonymies for unknowable threats and unintelligible ideologies.
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LONDON — Doctors have long been chided for their seemingly unintelligible handwriting.
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The canyon's biggest draw and limitation are identical: its unintelligible dimensions.
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The history of Catalonia itself is unintelligible outside the Spanish framework.
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Formal policies are unhelpful if they are inundated with unintelligible jargon.
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"It was unintelligible, to be honest," Kurtz said of Trump's comments.
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So if we have more people y'all n****s been (unintelligible) something.
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But if you can make a good argument (unintelligible) we'll fix this.
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One man's voice loudly carried something unintelligible but decidedly unkind over everyone.
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The kiss (and unintelligible whisper) at the end of "Lost in Translation."
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HABERMAN: In terms of what she did and in terms of [unintelligible]?
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I love you so much, to my family, Mama, Papa, Jeff [unintelligible].
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I'm asking a legitimate question here, and I'm getting [unintelligible] white privilege?
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While this list may be unintelligible to you, it won't be unintelligible to the algorithms sitting atop the applicant tracking systems and HR information systems that employers will use to engage in competency-based hiring and predictive hiring.
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It was written in nearly unintelligible gibberish, but its tone was unmistakably menacing.
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So of course, when that becomes a [unintelligible] system, then yes we would.
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The raw transcript reads: [Unintelligible] I don't know what you expected to get.
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The merits of that argument aside, Trump's version of it is totally unintelligible.
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MC Fred Hill is nearly unintelligible, his words becoming a hazy, lilting song.
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The Constitution is not a (unintelligible) document, we are striving to do that.
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From the crowd, someone answered with an angry, unintelligible yell about President Obama.
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You deserve to die because you're (expletive) worthless and you (expletive) (unintelligible) everyone.
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Usually I mumbled something unintelligible about working late or my car getting towed.
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The recording has frequent stops and starts, and in many places is unintelligible.
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The man stammered something unintelligible, she said, and bowed his head in shame. ●
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Her speech had slurred further, but not yet enough to render her unintelligible.
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As he slipped into unconsciousness, he said something unintelligible and began taking shallow breaths.
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I read some Dante out loud, but I'm yawning so frequently it's basically unintelligible.
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Or maybe you like unintelligible whispering or the crinkle a tea bag's packaging makes.
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Inevitably, convention-goers will walk by someone with a microphone babbling about something unintelligible.
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Because there are some places, like some restaurants ... Find the [unintelligible] of Ethiopia. Exactly.
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All dialogue audio is scrambled and rendered unintelligible, complementing the fuzzed-out, grainy environment.
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Yet when he spoke in Dutch, which he mostly did, he was famously unintelligible.
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Any conversation between the two men is unintelligible, but their body language is tense.
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Even then, he can't endure the trade-off, becoming cruel and finally unintelligible instead.
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JSON file, and it displayed an unintelligible list of GPS coordinates and time stamps.
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Both dramas are shows about people jockeying for power amid near unintelligible shifting alliances.
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" The commentary offered by the duo was described to CNN Business as an "unintelligible rant.
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You watch your ass cause I [unintelligible], I'm going to put a bullet in ya.
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Beth's voice had begun to sound like an unintelligible adult from a Charlie Brown cartoon.
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I think the message of this movie, like most of my movies, is [unintelligible hooting].
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I stuck to that story even when he was yelling unintelligible things throughout the night.
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For this one, Jon's reader mistook the word "garbage" for "carriage," making the gag unintelligible.
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There are the unintelligible medical notes, filled with ragged vines of superfluous, robot-generated text.
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She answered with substance in comparison to the idle and somewhat unintelligible verbiage Trump used.
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In popular culture, swamp folk are depicted as not only illiterate but also nearly unintelligible.
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Estherina, his daughter-in-law, composed "long, impassioned, if unintelligible letters in her loping hand".
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Coach Simon did speak to the press for several minutes, but his comments were unintelligible.
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All the Mayan languages share a common root, but most of them are mutually unintelligible.
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The day before, he published a different unintelligible mix of letters, which he promptly deleted.
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" And if that data is "unintelligible" – read, encrypted – this bill would demand it be made "intelligible.
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Quid pro quo is also about as evocative as it is unintelligible to the average voter.
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Trump is, simply put, a transcriptionist's worst nightmare: severely unintelligible, and yet, incredibly important to understand.
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" A largely unintelligible page in the journal refers to "pipe bombs" and a "pressure cooker bomb.
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But if you could, if you could start a left turn and turn back toward (unintelligible).
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But it's still, you're saying that the financial press is still unintelligible to that reader. Yeah.
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My friends reminded me to practice self-care, a well-meaning comment that I found unintelligible.
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" The court heard Forcillo warn him, "You take one step in this direction and [unintelligible] shoot you.
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It looks like some kind of high-tech conga line, or an unintelligible string of Morse code.
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It is also wholly unintelligible to most secular people — and probably remains elusive even to many Christians.
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In a debate on February 25th, the television subtitles described one particularly heated segment as "unintelligible yelling".
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Rodgers: We're not…we're not…but, we're not… McCarthy: [unintelligible]…I'll GUARANTEE you that's what it is.
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At his most vigorous, Mr. Wey erupts into a kind of grunting and rapid, hushed, unintelligible talking.
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But the Chinese government mostly calls them dialects rather than languages, even if some are mutually unintelligible.
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The video does not capture Castile's actions inside the car, and some of their conversation is unintelligible.
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"People mostly hide replies that they think are irrelevant, abusive or unintelligible," said Twitter in its announcement.
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"Lame ass, faggot ass, [unintelligible] bitch," a woman can be heard yelling toward the end of the footage.
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And the explanation is that underneath what seems unintelligible is actually some sort of conspiracy or secret plot.
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Death speaks in a language that is unintelligible to humans but is translated for Fortuna by a moth.
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The captain made another call on a handheld radio at 7:05 but the content was again unintelligible.
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End-to-end encryption transforms messages into unintelligible chunks of data as soon as a user presses send.
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And the explanation is that underneath what seems unintelligible is actually some sort of conspiracy or secret plot.
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I have this problem on the border of Mexico and America and these goddamn shit guys are [unintelligible].
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His voice sounded like wind in a steel tumbler: metallic, hollow, rising and falling without logic, almost unintelligible.
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Her actions seem unintelligible at times, her plucky asides almost perversely frivolous in the face of serious events.
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The installation's multi-layered sound is a strange choice, since it creates a garbled chorus of unintelligible stories.
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Why not splice together his most unintelligible, idiotic and nonsensical utterances each week and play them as is?
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Others wondered whether the whole debacle was a false alarm, or perhaps, some unintelligible form of marketing scam.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "It actually would have been better for Trump if the whole transcript had just said 'unintelligible.
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And what I saw there was a really hard [unintelligible] process, and I was very proud of the president.
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Experts today identify half a dozen mutually unintelligible language groups spoken by Han Chinese, along with hundreds of dialects.
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Fiachra, with a significant head start but still intent on trying to keep up, rapidly became unintelligible, then unconscious.
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Those are reserved for the Monster, who shouts a nearly unintelligible, "Puttin' on the ritz!" at the song's peak.
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With his unintelligible script, zany acting techniques and inscrutable accent, everyone involved in the production was certain it would fail.
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No tinny hold music or unintelligible phone reps, just the exchange of easily transmitted information that's pertinent to your problem.
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But rather, a self-indulgent girl in far too deep, hoping to be seen as some unintelligible version of herself.
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"The proposal submitted by Tribute in response to FEMA's contract solicitation contains numerous contradictory or unintelligible assertions," the letter reads.
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What if millennials were unintelligible to their parents simply because they have resigned themselves to precariousness as life's defining feature?
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During this time, Suiter's radio transmitted an "unintelligible sound," then a loud noise and then went dead, the report said.
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Maybe she'll journey through her own internal organs in a sandwich container; maybe she'll vogue while talk-singing unintelligible words.
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Our street light turns on and I hear the next-door neighbor, a widow who drinks, singing loudly, her voice unintelligible.
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Unintelligible, inconsistent and improper billing is primarily happening where the medical practitioners do not have a personal relationship with the patient.
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You were the vessel to "god's vessel," the source of many unintelligible tweets, and the yin to Kim's LuMee-encased yang.
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She's rapping fast, and the lines rhyme at the end, but "Azillion" is labored and frequently unintelligible, amateurishly nonsensical at best.
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It is a port city in Zhejiang province, separated from the interior by mountains, with a dialect unintelligible to most outsiders.
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They kidnap our fellow Americans, illegally holding them hostage for 444 days, but somehow in Washington-unintelligible speak WE owe Iran?
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Beijing is only 270 miles to the northeast, but the local dialect is nearly unintelligible to a resident of the capital.
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Throughout, Matsumoto sporadically cuts to interview the actors (or, possibly, the characters themselves—the division between fiction and nonfiction is unintelligible).
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"As for the speculation that China's debt to GDP ratio is 300 percent, that's just baseless speculation, unintelligible," the editorial said.
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The voices of the historically voiceless remain unintelligible, even as every major news organization sends journalists and photographers to the border.
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But if Mr. Trump's Libya policy seemed unintelligible to some, the president of another world power had a far clearer vision.
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Some of the plagiarized books are filled with unintelligible 5-star reviews, which can help boost their rankings in search results.
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"Paauer" is no exception, fusing grimy jungle and trap with an unsettling effects sampler of sirens, bird calls, and unintelligible vocal chops.
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KILMEADE: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) WILLIAMS: How about less taxes, less regulations for the big corporations and for the rich, not for the working people?
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A producer who worked on the segment said that editors had supplied inflammatory and false captions to explain the students' unintelligible cries.
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The big picture: The public's indifference to privacy policies may stem in part from how long, legalistic, and unintelligible they typically are.
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Cho broke the record using a specific technique (it's posted in the video description but unintelligible if you're not a skilled speedcuber).
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After the crash, the Ukrainian captain spoke on the radio in an unintelligible mix of Russian, English and German words, Tolnay said.
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It was all well and good until I actually started to pay attention to Gudetama's unintelligible squeaks, translated via tiny thought bubbles.
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Writing this way forced me to read his book closely, to try to understand every single phrase, no matter how seemingly unintelligible.
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The track is rapped almost entirely in Sichuanese, making the lyrics unintelligible not only to foreigners but also to most Chinese speakers.
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Their sphinx-like identity, the sense that their intentions are somehow unintelligible, is just another reason they are so unpopular with fans.
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Besides his muttering of unintelligible phrases, two other things made this bloke stand out even more amid this tranquil cafe society setting.
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These earbuds are now much better suited for voice calls, whereas the older ones were a disaster that produced garbled, unintelligible audio.
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Late-night comedy: "It actually would have been better for Trump if the whole transcript had just said 'unintelligible,'" Seth Meyers said.
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The bureau even launched a separate investigation into "Louie Louie" by the Kingsmen, looking into whether the unintelligible lyrics violated obscenity laws.
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But the Washington Post, ABC, and NBC, not exactly Trump loving media outlets, all agree the exact wording on the tape is unintelligible.
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It was more than enough distance to turn her stoic declaration that "Nobody is here to see Mama June" into an unintelligible warble.
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We can't explain what we see because the good old ideas that once made things understandable are now making the world unintelligible instead.
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When he arrives by submarine, he's fitted with a diving helmet that muffles the sound, and the sea creatures speak in unintelligible squeaks.
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" (Nutter asks Jayme whether she knows when "he" is coming back.) Nutter: "He thought he was going to come back home (unintelligible crosstalk).
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"You want more peanut butter on your eggs?" he says, translating an unintelligible — yet adorable — question from his youngest child with wife, Marika Domińczyk.
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When Tom Sandoval attempts to calm Jax down, he responds with an unintelligible rant before finally storming away and punching that poor phone booth.
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The classic Beowulf , for example, was written in Old English more than a thousand years ago, yet is unintelligible to most English speakers today.
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To make matters worse, the very language used to talk about politics is arguably unintelligible, an accidental jumble of self-contradictions and confused taxonomies.
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Fully 70m Chinese speak some form of Lower Yangzi Mandarin, a language that is unintelligible to Chinese raised in northern cities such as Beijing.
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With the loose pages no longer in their intended sequences, the graphic narratives of battles, courtships, disease outbreaks, ceremonies and imprisonments have become unintelligible.
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Robbie is a musician whose career has erred further and further towards the unintelligible (to the ordinary human brain, at least) in recent years.
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President Trump constantly sends tweets that are unintelligible, impulsive, irrational, vindictive, inaccurate and in many cases not in the best interest of our country.
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The UX looks like it was designed in this decade, and the investment side isn't cluttered up with a bunch of unintelligible quant gibberish.
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CRAMER: (Unintelligible question about Apple's market share in China) COOK: We gained share in China last quarter so we are really happy with that.
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Even the ingredient list, with its parade of unintelligible words and the promise of a full day's supply of vitamins and iron, seemed endlessly fascinating.
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How these models change and how they work for a specific prediction can be checked, but what they mean is unintelligible for most of us.
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But in the 1800s, among halls of the hysterical, delusional, and unintelligible, there were those suffering from a homesickness so extreme, it drove them mad.
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There, mass may not be in their native language, and so is as unintelligible as Latin: there is no Cantonese service in Shanghai, for instance.
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The twinge flared into a stabbing pain, and the room became another place: silhouettes; unintelligible whispers; a familiar odor, metallic and musty, out of place.
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At times, a female voice could be heard singing Bonnie Tyler's 1983 chart-topper "Total Eclipse of the Heart," but the actual briefing was unintelligible.
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Entries that are incomplete, garbled, corrupted, or unintelligible for any reason, including but not limited to illegible handwriting, are void and will not be accepted.
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Sentence fits all crimes, judge says I also don't believe that one size fits all when it comes to sentencing, another reason I was (unintelligible).
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Half of Harry Mathews's novel "The Sinking of the Odradek Stadium" was written in unintelligible pidgin English, which may explain why 25 publishers rejected it.
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" The stipulation was criticised by a British parliamentary inquiry last month, which said the contracts used by a series of burgeoning new apps were "unintelligible.
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The lyrics from all three artists were essentially unintelligible if you didn't know what you were listening for, and the music drowned out the singers.
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They stated that comments must not be defamatory, obscene, threatening, or abusive; be discriminatory in any way; be "off-topic, irrelevant or unintelligible" or contain advertising.
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The hospitals, under pressure from the ballooning Medicare system, is relieving the pressure where it can, through convoluted pricing, secret pricing strategies and inflated, unintelligible bills.
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We are presented with the strangeness and puzzle of an outmoded war tableau, communicated as if it were some scratchy wax-cylinder recording, at times unintelligible.
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You've got your high art YouTube compilations, and then there are the videos that contain nothing but Matthew McConaughey making unintelligible noises for four entire minutes.
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Cantonese, which predates the modern standardized form of Mandarin, forms a key part of Hong Kong's identity and culture, and is unintelligible to other Chinese speakers.
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It has an ugly flag, its institutions are confusing, its official documents are unintelligible, and its economic policies since the 2008 financial crisis have been disastrous.
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Ms Friedlander notes that her tongue and jaw shake during vibrato, her breathing is laboured rather than smooth and that her Italian diction is "completely unintelligible".
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Their reflections on their time on the show soon devolve into unintelligible insults and mocking impressions that sound more like sea lion noises than human words.
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For the last few years, hip-hop has been overrun by the mumble, with nearly all of its biggest stars basically unintelligible to the casual ear.
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They are a blessing compared with waiting for buses that don't come, or taking the subway with its breakdowns and delays, unintelligible announcements and broken escalators.
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It was a messy two-hour affair, marked by moderators who went missing for long stretches as cross-talk, over and over, made the conversation unintelligible.
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For those unfamiliar with Shakespeare, the argument of "King Lear" will be unintelligible; even for those who know it well, its contours are hard to decipher.
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This fact gives Chinese writing an inherent advantage: It can be used as a common system with which to write the country's many mutually unintelligible dialects.
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None of these Bachelor Nation newbies are "crazy" women of color with unintelligible names and exotic backgrounds — Colton is simply a lovable lunk who can't keep up.
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After that, Keenum recalls just a lot of yelling and unintelligible shouting with whoever was around him, until Chris Meyers grabbed him for a post-game interview.
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As web functionality has expanded, URLs have increasingly become unintelligible strings of gibberish combining components from third-parties or being masked by link shorteners and redirect schemes.
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The music swelled and dipped, swelled again and then waned, until the instruments stopped and only a few voices were left singing unintelligible words, breathy and prayerful.
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It wastes so much time hammering its biographical bullet points and tunestack into place, despite logic or chronology, that it never seems to notice the unintelligible result.
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Biden appeared more relaxed in a two-person contest, compared with earlier debates when he often receded in the noise or gave answers that bordered on unintelligible.
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Health insurers have historically been run by actuaries who delight in making plans complex and unintelligible and are better at selling to employers than to individual consumers.
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And although the speech he smothered behind his dancing hand was now doubly unintelligible to the class, his complete surrender to his own merriment would prove irresistible.
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" Then last February, Fox News host Laura Ingraham attacked James for his criticisms of Trump, using racially charged language to call the basketball star "ungrammatical" and "unintelligible.
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Traffic's consistent screech of acceleration and deceleration, the hollering of folks moving up and down Broadway, always with something unintelligible to yell into the busy night air.
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The VPN server encrypts your data before routing it to its destination, essentially creating a protective shell for your data that makes it unintelligible to prying eyes.
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Sonny: K, my source inside the courthouse got a hold of [unintelligible] schedule from his assistant, he's on his way here, how do you want to handle that?
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Or you may see an option to turn on "dynamic compression," which makes all sounds more similar in volume so you don't get jarring highs and unintelligible lows.
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The prosecutor in Nice, Éric de Montgolfier, discovered that the files on Falciani's hard drive were encrypted—an unintelligible compost of names, nationalities, account numbers, and deposit amounts.
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At its most basic, encryption is the act of converting plaintext (like a credit card number) into unintelligible ciphertext using a very large, random number called a key.
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These last few years have felt like a perpetual state of chaos; conspiracy theories pop up left and right as people try to bring order to the unintelligible.
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The law enforcement official said the text of the letter contained derogatory, at time unintelligible and ranting language, and was addressed to a commanding officer at the base.
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More probably, she would make a bunch of random, unintelligible sounds that combine a bunch of accents in a way that would sound like gibberish to an untrained observer.
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The Room is arguably the best bad movie ever made, a try-hard drama with a borderline-unintelligible script and D-minus acting that made it a cult comedy.
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But why (unintelligible) if China's small businesses sell to New Zealand, New Zealand governments should also giving tax free if it is under one million US dollars per year.
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In both of these instances, the lingua cosmica is self-contained and rooted in supposedly universal principles (mathematics and logic)—but it still might be unintelligible to an alien.
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The main problem here is that the assistant can only listen for one language at a time, and anything that falls outside the patterns it recognizes is considered unintelligible.
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Read together, the transcripts paint a terrifying portrait of a man who is simultaneously unintelligible in his delivery, self-assured in his ignorance and consciously bathing in his narcissism.
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He's a very imperfect bearer of a legitimate insight: that, if the American people and the intelligence world need each other, they can't afford to speak mutually unintelligible languages.
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Uber's logo has become so unintelligible to the end-user that it requires an explanation to communicate its message — a message that is more nebulous than it should be.
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Once I had a really scary one where a guy hadn't slept in 36 hours and was straight up going off on all this unintelligible crazy conspiracy theory talk.
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From the unending bombardment of Norah Jones to the array of seemingly intentionally unintelligible names, baristas have it rough even as far as the notoriously difficult service industry is concerned.
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University researchers from Berkeley and Georgetown found in a 2016 paper that sounds unintelligible to humans can set off voice assistants in general, which raised concerns of exploitation by attackers.
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She turns up at his apartment later that night, distraught and unintelligible, her Spanglish broken by a stammer she developed after suffering a brutal gang assault in her native Guatemala.
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Once the shooting stopped, one victim heard the gunman make an unintelligible statement; then there was a pause, and the victim heard a single gunshot, according to the police chief.
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Rogue biohackers started to genetically modify themselvesIt can take anywhere from 10 to 15 years for a drug to go from a concept to an unintelligible prescription on your doctor's notepad.
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" And comments should not "breach any of the terms of any of the social media platforms themselves, be off-topic, irrelevant or unintelligible or contain any advertising or promote any services.
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Beyond the confusion of using the commonly-known penis euphemism "the D" to mean vitamin D, the ads also pose strange and somewhat unintelligible questions like: Do you do the D?
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GUILFOYLE: And real quick, (UNINTELLIGIBLE) reported this back in February that it was altered, the 302, the interview of General Flynn, so that McCabe, Strzok, all of the -- that was reported.
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"There is an ASMR trigger type called inaudible or unintelligible ASMR, which is someone just making up words in a soft voice or whisper just to trigger ASMR," Dr. Richard said.
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The idea of a woman being "too femme" (or, for that matter, a man being "too masculine") would be literally unintelligible in the Barbie and Ken world of The Bachelor franchise.
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Most people don't use the app for much more than unintelligible videos of them yelling at the club or twerking to the latest Fetty Wap song, but some people are different.
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The speech was focused on... You've got your high art YouTube compilations, and then there are the videos that contain nothing but Matthew McConaughey making unintelligible noises for four entire minutes.
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He does this 32 times in total, and with each subsequent playback, we hear the sound quality diminish, steadily transforming into unintelligible frequencies and drones over the course of 45 minutes.
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However, Cardozo says that the demands of the bill — which would require companies to decrypt "unintelligible" data by making it "intelligible" — are merely a point from which the government can negotiate.
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You should also call 9-1-1 if your roommate can't walk or if their speech is unintelligible, says Scott Younguist, an emergency physician at the University of Utah Medical Center.
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The unintelligible signing was unlike anything she had ever seen, Ms. McCarthy said, with the exception of the man who masqueraded as an interpreter at Nelson Mandela's memorial service in 2013.
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We all remember the recurrent aggressive booing and the "unintelligible yelling" during the Republican presidential debates, and it's not like he has a loving relationship with most members of the press.
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UnReal round two was a tangled mess of self-conscious wokeness, unintelligible alliances that usually shifted multiple times an episode, and baffling new characters who disappeared by the end of the season.
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Their hubris gets thwarted: God "confused the language of the entire earth," making the people unintelligible to each other, and "scattered them upon the face of the entire earth" (Genesis 11:9).
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"Shortly after, he became nonverbal and unintelligible, prompting one officer to remark, 'He just hit the K-hole,' a slang term for the intense delirium brought on by ketamine," the newspaper reported.
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They are dispatched to Rome, where Alexanya Atoz (Kristen Wiig, unrecognizable) rules the fashion world as a Donatella Versace-like fashion empress whose pretentious diction is so comically clotted as to be unintelligible.
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After all, most of their attempts to attract a mate are an unintelligible waste of time for everyone involved, and yet, somehow, they still manage to figure it all out in the end.
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The investigator said he had found at least 70 points of "irregularities" in the 38-minute recording, such as moments where the audio was "clipped," or when the voice of Temer was unintelligible.
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By contrast, when composers reach for words that are unintelligible to all but a handful of speakers on the planet, the very notion of music as a vessel for semantic content is upended.
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In the same way that Mikhail Gorbachev's efforts to reform the Communist system upended the assumptions on which his system was based, Mr. Trump's victory makes what was common sense yesterday unintelligible today.
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Then I had a life experience where we had a family situation where I needed to come to my companies—my family business—much earlier than I thought, and that was kind of [unintelligible].
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But when Palin turned out to be utterly unqualified and unintelligible, spouting her own special Yoda-like language, it did not reflect poorly on women as a whole — only on her and John McCain.
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East Liverpool police Officer Kevin Thompson approached the driver, James Acord, who was weaving erratically between lanes, noticing the man's head "bobbing back and forth his speech was almost unintelligible," according to an affidavit.
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Encryption is a process that makes information appear unintelligible when it's being transferred from the sender to the recipient, increasing the likelihood that only the intended parties can see your text messages or emails.
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Similarly, the mumbling in costume dramas often isn't there to purposely make the speech unintelligible, but to create a feeling of naturalism: Not everything said in real life is delivered as a knockout line.
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He was determined to translate the Bible into the language that the people on North Sentinel speak, which has stumped anthropologists who say it is unintelligible even to people who live on nearby islands.
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The debate almost immediately turned into a sometimes-unintelligible contest of verbal perseverance, and it was Mr. Cuomo who more often seemed to outlast Mr. Molinaro in terms of sheer refusal to stop talking.
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Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's founding leader, pushed for Mandarin because of its economic value, the sheer impracticality of teaching multiple, mutually unintelligible dialects, and the desire to establish a common language among Chinese Singaporeans.
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I did worry a bit that the edit would be an unintelligible mess, but when we first played it, I think all of us who were standing there watching were astonished by what happened.
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You know a dunk is good when it leaves the booth hooting and hollering immediately after; as college achievements go, "rendering Reggie Miller even more unintelligible than usual" is something that would improve any resumé.
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They would get off their motorbikes, lumber up to the bar and mutter unintelligible things like: "Pintofheavyandafamousgrouse," which meant they wanted a pint of McEwan's Export and a glass of a popular blended Scotch whisky.
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There are a new host of environmental and health concerns around goods with huge lists of unintelligible ingredients, meaning they have to figure out how to simplify and improve the composition of mass-market products.
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He pointed out that the phrase, "All men are created equal and endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights," would have been unintelligible to Plato or Aristotle or anybody raised in a hierarchical society.
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They also recorded various kinds of unintelligible crowd noise known as "walla," in both English and Vietnamese (with Northern and Southern accents), which can be heard in the Binh Gia sequence and throughout the film.
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Mr. Breathed won the Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning in 1987 for "Bloom County," a vintage 1980s strip with offbeat characters like Opus, the talking penguin, and the bug-eyed, often unintelligible Bill the Cat.
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The waters of the Peruvian Amazon were once a vast linguistic repository, a place where every turn of the river could yield another dialect, often completely unintelligible to people living just a few miles away.
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Trump declined to denounce Duke during a CNN interview Sunday after the radio host encouraged his listeners to suport the real estate mogul's campaign, and blamed a faulty earpiece for making the interviewer's question unintelligible.
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Playing the cassette will grant you the piercing sounds of a ZX Spectrum firing up and beeping, a seemingly unintelligible language that can be read as words and bright images with the help of an emulator.
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They do, though, want to rework how browsers convey what website you're looking at, so that you don't have to contend with increasingly long and unintelligible URLs—and the fraud that has sprung up around them.
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A good 74 percent of any given episode is likely unintelligible to anyone who didn't grow up hearing an Irish accent; it took me a few episodes to admit defeat and finally switch on the subtitles.
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Although Hecker's demonstration was impressive on a practical level, like many of the talks at Def Con his explanation of the ATM exploit was layered in technical jargon that is all but unintelligible to the layperson.
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If we kill ourselves off with our animal aggression or let ourselves die through callousness or greed, we will have betrayed those ancestors and countless descendants, and leave the universe blind and dumb again, unintelligible to itself.
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The opening bars of the original cast recording are overlaid with a telephone's busy signal, a sound unintelligible to digital natives who have the beep of Call Waiting, if they make conversation over a receiver at all.
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"Here was total abandon: coarse, untutored singing; unintelligible lyrics; ragged drumming; distorted guitar, backed by a wildly bleating trumpet," Colin Escott wrote in "Roadkill on the Three-Chord Highway: Art and Trash in American Popular Music" (19723).
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According to a long tribute written after his death, he continued to teach at UT until his speech became unintelligible, and he kept up his research on automated reasoning until he could no longer hold a pen.
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Without grasping the peculiar ethos that animates this emphasis, the decision by pro-lifers to succumb to the temptation of Donald Trump for the sake of a Supreme Court justice will remain an unintelligible mystery and degradation.
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But most people do not read privacy policies for every device they buy or every app they download, and, even if they attempted to do so, most would be written in legal language unintelligible to the average consumer.
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If all the traffic on the internet was encrypted and ISPs only transmitted data that was totally unintelligible to them, they would still be able to advertise and provide the exact same, highly valuable service to their users.
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Violent howls, booming crashes, and scraping, snapping noise populate the expanse, the lyrics are utterly unintelligible but palpably wretched, and the overall result is utterly hellish in a way that only these two specific people can pull off.
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Here's the sad solution to Fermi's Paradox: We've never discovered other life forms because language and communication methods in the Singularity evolve so rapidly that even in one minute, an entire civilization can become transformed and totally unintelligible.
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The U.K.'s divides over a Brexit deal are often summarized in jargon unintelligible to a casual watcher of world politics — the backstop, customs unions and common markets — but the key driver is something much more familiar: political polarization.
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People can pay lip service to the idea, not do much to change their own behavior and either feel great about themselves or think accusations of sexism are basically the equivalent of unintelligible shrieking from Debbie Downer man-haters.
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Reporters spend years waiting for government agencies in charge of biosafety to fulfill requests for information on accidental exposures to dangerous pathogens, often finding that when the data are released they are so heavily redacted as to be unintelligible.
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And everything else — the ruffled skirt around Mr. Wey's shoulders that concealed his face, his elegant yet broken motions, the unintelligible voice emanating from the speakers and Mr. Wey's own mournful vocalizing — contributed to a private and inscrutable ritual.
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How fitting that Twitter — a social media platform apparently built for bickering — co-sponsored a political debate on Tuesday night that often descended into an unintelligible screaming match among too many candidates whose differences belie a vast common ground.
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I'm going to go ahead and take the liberty of speaking for all of the folks on the Committee and say that I appreciate your hauling up here to be with us today during what's still very much an [unintelligible] time.
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Rene Novoa, an expert in forensics and "eDiscovery" at DriveSavers Data Recovery, said Clinton's systems administrators appear not to have wiped the email servers — a process of overwriting the data with random characters or zeros to make the information unintelligible.
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Scott Barton, an assistant professor of music at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts, said in a phone interview that infrasound, which is below 20 hertz, can create a sense of unease because it is unintelligible to human hearing but still detectable.
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We're going to slow to 280 knots, and uh, why don't you point us downwind at 8,000 feet (unintelligible) and we'll turn back to LA." Tower: "OK, so you don't need to hold or dump fuel or anything like that?
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This was in itself a revelation, compared with the way New York City subway passengers are regularly cautioned, using unintelligible, feedback-laden crackles and squeaks, in addition to the warm and traditional New York welcome of heaping abuse on the passengers.
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As with most fodder of this genre, the lyrics are largely unintelligible—and to be clear, that's fine—but if you can make them out, they're a rallying cry to "free yourself from apathy" as your body boils and melts away.
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Unfortunately, all I could afford was an Audio-Technica AT2020 USB mic — which led to a series of initial recordings which were as spirited as they were unintelligible: [A recording session for my (mercifully) short-lived first podcast, circa 2009].
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With today's cultural export comes an abandonment of personal privacy, privacy offered up by generally underinformed users who don't realize how much they're surrendering and subtly nudged by companies whose default settings remain largely anti-privacy, misleading, and even unintelligible.
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At about 8:45am local time, an officer reported via police radio dispatch that a woman told him "there was a suspect walking with a [unintelligible] and an assault rifle out here behind the store," according to local newspaper The Advocate.
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First of all, the majority of Netflix's new $90 million original movie takes place at night and in fairly dingy rooms, and that, in combination with how the whole production is lit, means that most of the action is obscured and visually unintelligible.
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Characters almost always know more than the audience — at one point, Diao uses the roar of a passing train to render unintelligible a plan that will set forth the film's climax — and very little separates criminal from cop in action or appearance.
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Trump also said that his widely criticized decision to fire former FBI Director James Comey was the "right thing," citing a controversy about an "insurance policy" that was likely unintelligible to anyone not closely following coverage of a demoted FBI agent's text messages.
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But the shared values seem implicit in the very project of secularizing a faith, with its assumption that the ethical and the supernatural elements can be cleanly severed—an operation that would have seemed unintelligible to St. Paul, as to Gotama himself.
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In the debate itself, Trump admitted that he took the $2202 million deduction and avoided taxes, but would never say he didn't pay federal income tax, trying to parse the issue in a manner unintelligible to anyone other than tax lawyers and accountants.
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They thought they understood the care they had received and who provided it only to receive lengthy, unintelligible bills for services they were unaware of by out-of-network providers they never met at prices that far exceed the amounts that insurance pays.
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I struggled to comprehend the strange layout of the car's controls; navigating out of the parking lot, I couldn't get a sense of the shape and size of my vehicle, and the interface of the foreign motorway was at moments unintelligible to me.
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Because at the end of the day, it's like, [unintelligible] Egypt, this guy, President el-Sisi.... He was a general in the army, he basically took out the Muslim Brotherhood, and in a lot of ways saved Egypt from a very, very radicalized direction.
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JM: Well in the past six months, I have talked to over 30 country leaders of mainly Europe and also Australia, NZ. We've all discussed the, Italy, France and so far we did not get any (unintelligible), because every government loves to support small business.
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The recurring neural network tried its best to tell us something meaningful about where we're headed when it comes to getting off, but wound up with a list of mostly unintelligible porn genres that sound like something out of a Tim and Eric sketch.
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The core structure — Disney-themed worlds serving as a backdrop to an intensely convoluted original story — has always meant that Kingdom Hearts games are half recognizable to everyone on the planet and half unintelligible to anyone who doesn't literally study the game's internal lore.
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Indeed, some of the Republicans' lines of questioning seemed unintelligible — like a story line from a larger cinematic universe — unless you were familiar with the counter-theories about Ukraine and the 2016 election favored by that channel's opinion hosts and elsewhere in the conservative mediasphere.
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The complex trackers and calendar layouts and systems of symbols, completely unintelligible to the uninitiated, give these notebooks the air of the technological solutions they replace—the slew of to-do list apps and goal-tracking websites that bullet journalers eschew for pen and paper.
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Ojai was at its best any time Ms. Hannigan sang — head-spinningly agile in "Jumalattaret," frightening in "Quatre Chants" and charming in "Façade," in which she, in Sprechstimme, recited unintelligible poetry at a sprint that would give Lin-Manuel Miranda a run for his money.
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What I once had seen as disturbing was suddenly exactly everything I'd needed: My daughter's ability to ask for me, it turned out, was the antidote to those unintelligible cries that dotted the dark of night and the seemingly unending hours of the day through her infancy.
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And now, Skittles has followed that up with one more example of how our increasingly unintelligible world has turned into a jumbled, meaningless Madlib of cultural detritus: Michael C. Hall is set to star in a branded Broadway show made by the candy company, for some reason.
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The symbolism of that is that throughout the video I'm appreciating the art around me -- where anything could be art, the dancers, the boxers, the [unintelligible] video on the wall -- and in the end, I also become part of this art exhibition, basically presenting my single.
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As the men bantered among themselves, the conversation became increasingly unintelligible to an outsider: Newfoundland's rural accent is a thick stew of Irish and West Country English inflection, with a dash of Gaelic and French, that has bubbled together during a couple of hundred years of isolation.
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From the public conversations I witnessed between Pérez-Barreiro and his collaborators, I gathered that they understood the risk they were taking by filling a building with simultaneous conversations that seemed, when I first entered the building, to form a kind of busy and unintelligible visual susurration.
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Franck's thick accent makes him nearly unintelligible (perhaps he's from the same central European country as Bronson Pinchot's Serge, from Beverly Hills Cop) and it's clear from his sense of style and approach that George isn't going to get away with paying for this wedding on the cheap.
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With Lee Buford pummeling death marches into the drum kit, vocalist/guitarist Chip King screaming in unintelligible, frantic anguish, and videos that consistently show the horror that can lurk even in the corners of everyday, mundane human existence, the entire experience of The Body is designed to be unsettling.
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In other words, if the court orders you to provide the contents of a phone you made, a conversation on your messaging service, an account on your social network, or basically anything that has been made "unintelligible" using encryption, you are required by law to decrypt that information.
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"HTTPS provides confidentiality (traffic is unintelligible to those without [encryption] keys) and integrity (traffic is verified when it arrives at its destination as being the same traffic that was sent)," Joseph Hall, the chief technologist with the Center for Democracy and Technology, told Motherboard in an online chat.
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In Aeschylus' "Agamemnon," for instance, the first utterance of Cassandra—the seer brought to Mycenae from Troy as war booty, fated never to be believed—is not just untranslatable but unintelligible: ὀτοτοτοτοι̑ is not even a word, just inarticulate syllables that represent the barbarian princess's howl of despair.
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Rejecting the recto-linearity of conventional canvases, this series resembles the kind of displays one might have seen at an auto show in the 1950s, or as a print advertisement in a black-and-white periodical, featuring highly promotional language and graphic design that toes the line between energetic and unintelligible.
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You Know What It's Like, dal Forno told THUMP in a Spotlight profile earlier this year, was written while she was living in dilapidated conditions; similarly, she describes its lyrical content as an attempt to "[communicate] with someone," but that, too, is broken down and blended into unintelligible yet solemnly serene sounds.
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Footage from a police dashcam shows the deputies flank either side of the black Wrangler, and after a brief and mostly unintelligible conversation, because Sayem was so intoxicated, Deputy Michael Devitt reaches in, grabs the 33-year-old from out of his seat, and punches him until he falls to the ground.
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The men chatted idly in the heat, using a shared jargon, weighted with euphemism, black humor, and profanity, a private language unintelligible to a stranger: heading into the desert was 'going up the blue'; a raid was 'a party' or 'jolly'; grumbling was 'ticking'; sinking into sand was 'crash diving' or 'periscope work.
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There was even a song with Lil Wayne, "See You in My Nightmares," where Wayne embraced the howling, pitch-corrected chaos of the album to nearly unintelligible effect (while I love Wayne, I'd argue he continued his tradition, started the year before on "Barry Bonds," of showing up on the worst Kanye singles).
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Theoretically, they're only supposed to ask for someone to be "unmasked" when the report is unintelligible without the person's identity OR when there's a compelling national security reason to do so (like if a suspected foreign terrorist was talking to a US citizen about their joint plan to blow up a building).
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QAnon, the often unintelligible conspiracy theory that our government is being run by the "Deep State"—and that there is a whistleblower within the government pseudonymously known as 'Q' who is trying to protect us from it—is beginning to find an audience among UFO hunters and people who believe the government is hiding aliens.
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Rather than dictate a move or a step, he works closely with the dancer's body or "physical signature", and communicates his ideas using a vocabulary of fluid physical gestures and expressive but non-linguistic noises—such as "shway" or "buuu"—that are all but unintelligible to the uninitiated, yet comprehensible to the company themselves.
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Case in point: The last track, "I Have Something to Tell You," is a not-quite-song, not-quite-spoken-word composition, in which Hval offers a candid sort of meta-confessional addressed directly to listeners of specifically the digital version of the EP (the track is pressed in reverse and unintelligible on the vinyl version).
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His malleable position on virtually every issue of importance to conservatives; his frightening ignorance regarding the Constitution and the separation of powers; his stated, unintelligible priority among the three legs of the nuclear triad — "I think, for me, nuclear is just the power, the devastation is very important to me" — should raise red flags everywhere, on both sides of the Republican's poker table.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton was also watching, and was expressing her exasperation like many of her fellow Democrats: With memes on social media (perhaps a ploy to capture the elusive, GIF-loving, millennial vote?) The first was a double GIF with GOP candidates Marco Rubio, Donald Trump and Ted Cruz on top, with a subtitle reading [unintelligible yelling] below it.
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It felt like everything was going well until this Monday when my lawyer called me and said the conversations I've had with the people who want to talk to you have not been [unintelligible] at all, considering that US has no jurisdiction over me and I'm willing to basically come and stay in the US, and I've actually allocated time to stay after for my tour for an extra couple of weeks to be able to give those testimonies and conversations, but obviously, it looks like they're not wanted.
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So we've made some money, talking about rent-seeking healthcare companies, where both the financial markets, and the health care market have discovered that a company has basically been overearning for some structural or questionable, legal or regulatory reason we gave *unintelligible* crowd a few years ago at a competitor's conference, spoke about Valeant, which I Charlie Munger famously called a sewer five, six years ago, and one that we have been short for the last couple years that suddenly has a whole spate of new developments that are really troubling is the largest kidney dialysis company DaVita.
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I think the main worry was because there was a current investigation going, and obviously I'm willing to give all the possible information that I have voluntarily, however, the other side might not be willing to give me that opportunity, and they're not even interested to speak to me, they just want to turn [unintelligible] meeting with a Russian-based artist and having had held the Miss Universe in Russia in 2013, given the Russian fever, this could have turned into a big circus, with me just getting stuck in the US, which I cannot afford doing, because just canceling these four shows in Canada and the US, this puts roughly a half-a-million-dollar burden on me financially, which is not very pleasant.
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