Someone grabbed my shoulder and shouted unintelligibly in my ear.
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ET, sobbing and speaking unintelligibly, Shore said at a second news conference.
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She recited the sentence she'd rehearsed to other kids, but they ignored her or responded unintelligibly.
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Since our words flew unintelligibly past each other, we communicated by drawing on napkins and beer coasters.
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When the jailers opened his cell door, Distin shielded his body with a sleeping mat, speaking unintelligibly.
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Seamen in orange life jackets then lined up along the starboard rail, shouting unintelligibly down into the wind and crashing seas.
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In the second section, "O King," a slightly earlier work repurposed by Berio, the singers softly, unintelligibly enunciate the phonemes of the Rev.
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The "Star Wars" galaxy is full of creations — R2-D2, the jawas, the porgs — that endear themselves by speaking unintelligibly or not at all.
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In the locker room after the win, Garnett hung in the private player's area out of sight for several minutes, unintelligibly screaming with joy at anyone who passed.
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One of them grabbed a mic in front of a TV camera and started imitating news correspondents, quacking unintelligibly but as determined as if he were saying real words.
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In response to the NFL's heightened and unintelligibly enforced crackdown on taunting, the league announced it would circulate a video in the coming weeks clarifying what is and what is not taunting.
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His "The Nude Paper Sermon," a 1970 work that was initially in recorded form, consisted of the actor Stacy Keach reading, often unintelligibly, a collage of poems, speeches and such over a consort of voices and instruments.
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The videos look a lot more fun than I suspect the afterparty actually was — Pump throwing dollar bills around, hanging out in the pool at 8 in the morning, smoking weed and listening to music and screaming unintelligibly.
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In the investment adviser context, the fiduciary responsibility that the registered representative or investment adviser has to a client makes these disclosures imperative and they must be clearly communicated, not buried in the small print on the backside of a report or flashed unintelligibly on a TV screen.
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Lincoln's first name has occasionally been erroneously recorded as Thaddeus.Bayne (2001), p. 13 Lincoln was born with a form of cleft lip and palate, causing him speech problems throughout his life. He had a lisp and delivered his words rapidly and unintelligibly.
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Old pump on the southern approach to the lake. The name is derived from a small hunter's lodge located near the present lake. In historical records documenting fishing grounds on Djurgården during the 17th century, the lodge is unintelligibly called Isbla. The same lodge also gave name to a bay, Isbladsviken.
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Chrestomathy: Annual Review of Undergraduate Research, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, College of Charleston Volume 4, 2005: pp. 228–240. p. 233 In general, grunge songs were sung "simply, often somewhat unintelligibly"; the virtuoso "operatics of hair-metal were shunned." Grunge singing has been characterized as "borderline out-of- tune vocals".
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The session is interrupted because the light in the room fails. During this time, Michael moves feverishly through space and begins to shout unintelligibly. Jordan analyzes the camera recording and determines that human vocal chords are not capable of producing Michael's shouts. Michael suspects that there is a defect in the camera.
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Halcyon House is allegedly haunted by the spirits of numerous runaway slaves who died there during their escape to freedom, and whose moans and cries can be heard in the basement. Others claim that the ghost of Benjamin Stoddert has been seen, heard walking through the house, sitting in a chair, or whispering unintelligibly.
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George W. E. Russell said of him: > Sheil was very small, and of mean presence; with a singularly fidgety > manner, a shrill voice, and a delivery unintelligibly rapid. But in sheer > beauty of elaborated diction not O'Connell nor any one else could surpass > him.G.W.E. Russell, Collections & Recollections (Revised edition, Smith > Elder & Co, London, 1899), at page 133.
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He leaves John on the table, sentencing him "to live" with the agony of unfulfilled revenge, as John is now helpless, unable to speak, with his memories in Scorpius' hands, the love of his life dead by actions he blames himself for, his brains exposed, and the one doctor who can help him lying prone by his feet. John screams impotently and unintelligibly.
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He grunts unintelligibly but appears to say "I love you" before leaving in shame. When Audrey tells Patrick, he claims no harm will come to her. Mrs. Crabtree goes to see Dutch at the saloon and offers to work as a whore because she is starving. Dutch says he will take her and the daughter, but not her alone, as whores.
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The name ' is derived from the Nahuatl word-root , which generally means "audible, intelligible, clear" with different derivations including "language" (hence "to speak clearly" and both "something that makes an agreeble sound" and "someone who speaks well or speak one's own language").Kartunnen 1992, p. 157-158. It was used in contrast with , "to speak unintelligibly" or "speak a foreign language".Kartunnen 1992, p. 203.
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In 1865, the colony was assigned to the Redemptorists. In 1866, Donders joined the Redemptorists, because one of their rules is "They shall work among the most abandoned." In 1883, Monsignor Schaap requested retirement for Donders, because Donders was old and spoke unintelligibly, however the lepers launched a protest against the decision. Donders remained among the lepers until his death on 14 January 1887.
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Vasabron in September 2006. Vasabron (Swedish: "The Vasa Bridge") is a bridge over Norrström in central Stockholm, Sweden connecting Norrmalm to Gamla stan, the old city. The bridge is, unintelligibly, named after King Gustav Vasa (1496–1560), perhaps because of the vicinity to the statue of the king in front of the House of Knights. From Vasabron a much smaller bridge, Strömsborgsbron, connects to the islet Strömsborg.
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However, the truck fails to arrive. As darkness falls, they experience a blackout. As they go to sleep, with the Ustad staying over for protection, Rini wakes Tony up after reading the letter, which states the last child isn't actually a sacrifice but an offspring of Satan. Their father wakes up to see Mawarni's corpse next to him in bed, while Bondi sees Ian speaking unintelligibly in a trance.
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Feeling sick, he rushes to a nearby public toilet that his son Billy believes to be haunted, where he vomits. A creepy voice whispers unintelligibly to him and, before passing out, David sees what he believes to be a ghostly figure murder his wife. When Alice does not return home he contacts the police. When Detective McNamara questions him, David denies knowledge of the affair and does not mention the events at the canal.
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Speaking unintelligibly, the cat tells him she desperately wants to sing at the audition and possibly make it to concerts. Unfortunately, her tongue is knotted, thus she can not say even a simple word. Feeling sorry for the cat and falling in love with her, the phantom decides to help out. To assist his love interest, the phantom places a phonograph in the cat's skirt so she may lip sync as a record plays a song.
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At age 13, he showed some of his poems to a young teacher who gave him misleading criticism, telling him that poetry should be written as unintelligibly as possible. His first published poem was "A New Hut", which was printed in the newspaper, Smolensk Village. After its publication, he collected his poems and showed them to the poet, Mikhail Isakovsky. Aleksandr later acknowledged Isakovsky's influence, saying that he had been the only Soviet poet who had had a beneficial effect on him.
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He goes ashore and finds a very weak Kurtz crawling his way back to the station house, though not too weak to call to the natives for help. Marlow threatens to harm Kurtz if he raises an alarm but Kurtz only laments that he had not accomplished more in the region. The next day they prepare for their journey back down the river. The natives, including the ornately dressed woman, once again assemble on shore and begin to shout unintelligibly.
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In her vision, she saw a long snake belching fire and smoke as to moved from waters to another waters. In it there were people with skin like meat who spoke unintelligibly like birds and carried fire in their pockets. Her prophecy came to pass in the 20th century after the completion of the Kenya-Uganda Railway that ran from Mombasa to Kisumu, the lakeside city then known as Port Florence. The people she saw were white people who spoke English and carried matchboxes in their pockets.
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The track is done in the style of The Wonder Years and the name likely references their album The Greatest Generation. The track "Mumble" features Alonge unintelligibly mumbling throughout the song with lyrics featuring communist propaganda. "Lysergide" is a shoegaze-influenced song reminiscent of new Title Fight material as well as dream-pop band Turnover with the lyrics describing a drug trip with the vocals becoming distorted near the end. The song "Seven" is a straightforward cover of the song originally by Sunny Day Real Estate.
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Previously, each five- minute news bulletin had been read by a variety of announcers - a situation found to create a disjointed broadcast. By the end of 1954 the national news broadcast was expanded to 15 minutes, twice a day, with film and still pictures accompanying Henderson's narration. Henderson was known for his temper and would swear on the air or make his reading unintelligibly fast when signalled by the director to speed up. On one occasion he walked off the set when the film for a news story was not ready on cue.
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In the article, subtitled "A Crowd of Seven" referring to the generally consistent poor attendance at the show, Guzman, in detail, describes the dynamics of Lieberman's stage show: "Then he laid down a barrage of thunderous bass notes and snarled unintelligibly in a gravelly, slurred voice. Each song also featured a wild, high-pitched flute solo, with Lieberman occasionally slapping the bass to sustain the rumbling feedback." Concluding, Guzman states that Lieberman's music is all about his emotions and his message, not his talent. Shortly after, on 7 June 2005, Lieberman released his 7th CD, Jew in the Underground.
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She stabs Lucy and praises her dead mother for bringing the pair to her, then keeps Lucy's son as her own child. Like Charlie, Lucy has her eyes and vocal cords cut out and is kept chained up in the barn. When Antonio grows to about 8–9 years old, he becomes curious about the barn, seeing his mother go in and out of it and having been told to never enter. One night while Francisca is asleep he enters the barn and is shocked at seeing a person in chains and groaning unintelligibly - his mother.
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The libri pontificales (pontifical books) are core texts in Roman religion, which survive as fragmentary transcripts and commentaries. They may have been partly annalistic, part priestly; different Roman authors refer to them as libri and commentarii (commentaries), described by Livy as incomplete "owing to the long time elapsed and the rare use of writing" and by Quintillian as unintelligibly archaic and obscure. The earliest were credited to Numa, second king of Rome, who was thought to have codified the core texts and principles of Rome's religious and civil law (ius divinum and ius civile).F. Sini Documenti sacerdotali di Roma antica I. Libri e commentari Sassari 1983 p.
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The band garnered comparisons to artists such as The Locust, Melt-Banana, Animal Collective, The Faint, Nintendo soundtrack music, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Atari Teenage Riot, The Mae Shi, Lightning Bolt and The Pastels. They were described by Terrorizer magazine as "[e]ither a council estate Butthole Surfers or just Japanese mimicry... odd and wrong", and by Drowned in Sound as "a chiptune-gabba aerobics class soundtrack". The Wire called them "prog, of a sort... though with manic impatience in place of pomposity", while Fused Magazine described them as "[t]wo subterranean creatures dressed in primary school P.E. kits, complete with charcoal-stained eyes and badly-concealed erections, howl[ing] unintelligibly over spaz-core electronics". The Daily Telegraph said they were "absurdly-named".
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When the car came to a halt after colliding with a Volkswagen illegally parked in front of the Irish Embassy, Michael was able to escape from the rear end of the car by crawling out of the back window. He then saw his wife stumbling away from the car and, assuming that she was safe, went to assist Letelier, who was still in the driver seat, barely conscious and appearing to be in great pain. Letelier's head was rolling back and forth, his eyes moved slightly, and he muttered unintelligibly. Michael tried to remove Letelier from the car, but was unable to do so, despite the fact that much of Letelier's lower torso was blown away and his legs had been severed.
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In an interview in 1969, Morrison explained about the lyrics: Promotional photo of the Doors in late 1966, a few months after recording “The End” in August When interviewed by Lizze James, he pointed out the meaning of the verse "My only friend, the End": Shortly past the midpoint of the nearly 12-minute-long album version, the song enters a spoken word section with the words, "The killer awoke before dawn/he put his boots on" That section of the song reaches a dramatic climax with the lines, "Father / Yes son? / I want to kill you / Mother, I want to ..." (with the next words screamed out unintelligibly) Morrison had worked on a student production of Oedipus Rex at Florida State University. Ray Manzarek, the former keyboard player of the Doors, explained: In John Densmore's autobiography Riders on the Storm, he recalls when Morrison explained the meaning: According to Mojo magazine, The genesis and the use of the word "fuck" is described by Michael Hicks as follows: The Pop Chronicles documentary reports that critics found the song "Sophoclean and Joycean." "The End" was recorded live in the studio with no overdubbing.
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