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"My [grandson's] been shot," she wailed over the phone to a 911 dispatcher.
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Capitol Hill Republicans and talking heads on Fox News have wailed over leaks from the special counsel office—and there's quite the precedent in Washington for just that.
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Aquaria expressed her pride in having won the Snatch Game, Asia wailed over having been read by Tisha Campbell in the ball episode, and Eureka ably represented a nation when she cringed in remembrance of the Pharma-Rusical.
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Chant, whisper, Xhosa-language clicking consonants: From its first moments, when a man stumbling across the stage wailed over the insistent march rhythm that runs through Ravel's "Boléro," crisply rattled out on a snare drum, "Cion" was, for me, as much a vocal event as a choreographic one.
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A Toronto bar introduced a drink called "Big Julie", after the sketch's moniker for Julius Caesar. The line that received the biggest laugh was the lament of Caesar's widow Calpurnia, played by Toronto actress Sylvia Lennick. She wailed over and over in a thick Bronx accent: "I told him, 'Julie don't go!' " It became one of the most memorable lines of 1950s North American television.
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The Jewish rabbi claimed two thousand years ago that > the Kingdom of God is not a martial restoration of the Kingdom of David; the > Kingdom of God is within us and amongst us. The Kingdom of God is compassion > and forgiveness. Furthermore, he claimed that many Israelis celebrated the death of Lebanese children, comparing this behavior to the Biblical story where the Israelites celebrated God's plagues against Egypt: > We don't believe that Israel grieves any more for the forty killed Lebanese > children than it has wailed over the forty years spent in the desert three > thousand years ago. We note that many Israelis celebrate such triumphs in > the same manner they once cheered the plagues of the Lord as "fitting > punishment" for the people of Egypt.
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