There have been whispers about "motorized doping" in cycling, but those whispers always stayed whispers because it just seemed too absurd.
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Somehow, Will's access to Whispers is swinging us through time and space, because Will then visits with Whispers and Angelica in a lab.
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Some are obscure, like the whacking of a guy named Whispers (not to be confused with a different guy named Whispers) who stuck his beak in the wrong birdbath.
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This was 260bp wider than price whispers at a 21.1%-183% all-in yield mid-week and 218bp wider than whispers at an 240%-231% all-in yield on Monday.
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This is 7.8753bp wider than price whispers at a 27.875%-2015% all-in yield mid-week and 27.148bp wider than whispers at an 8.5%-9% all-in yield on Monday.
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Whispers began spreading among the creator community about Facebook's offerings.
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"I'm going to kill you," Rick whispers in the video.
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The latest S10 whispers come from the Wall Street Journal.
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You'll hear every sound from faint whispers to loud explosions.
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"Chula, mija," her dad whispers as they begin to dance.
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"If you're still close enough to hear me," she whispers.
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Once Gabe is free, Violet whispers, "Goodbye, Tate," and disappears.
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There was no agonized gasp for air, no last whispers.
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The first whispers of a cryptocurrency associated with the Goatse.
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Go deeper: Listening for whispers in the court of Putin
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"We love you," Manuel Gámez whispers to his mute daughter.
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In the third visit, Whispers reveals that he's in control.
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Will reminds us of the theory that Whispers killed Sara.
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The mention of Whispers really spooks everyone in this episode.
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Journalist Chinese whispers and fake news fueled by social media.
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That person whispers it to the person next to them.
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"All I want is yooou", Tirzah whispers into the mic.
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Even at the time, however, there were whispers of problems.
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"Hiiiiii," she whispers, her grin nearly breaking her face open.
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Whispers of wrongdoing surrounded all of these men for years.
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"The fates are toying with us," Randall whispers to Claire.
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This humorless book whispers when you wish it would scream.
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Allowing whispers to go unchecked risks disaster during febrile times.
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"I wish I lived here," Arcangelo whispers under his breath.
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At the end, he whispers something in his wife's ear.
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"I was like, my God," he whispers, recalling the moment.
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She asks him the question, and she whispers the answer.
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God whispers something crazy to me and I do it.
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Their whispers were punctuated only by the girl's grating laugh.
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Many reporters had heard whispers about Weinstein going back decades.
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I heard the whispers as the doors shut behind me.
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"This is how they are monitoring us," my son whispers.
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"You're supposed to be sweet and cute," she whispers back.
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I heard sneers and whispers about me in the hallways.
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Whispers of failure echoed in her mind, but she persisted.
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"All I want is to be without pain," he whispers.
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What parents need to know Whispers are often sexual in nature.
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"Iinziin," TJ's mom whispers, telling Sasha to get off the reservation.
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I was flamboyant, and you get those whispers from the boys.
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Also helpful: the reinvigorated women's movement (whispers: Thank you, Donald Trump).
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It's like there's a silent voice in everybody's ear that whispers.
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And it added other social features like Party Chat and Whispers.
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But seeing the cover of Whispers #3 really broke my mind.
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On multiple occasions I heard whispers comparing him glowingly to Moses.
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For decades Mars has teased scientists with whispers of water's presence.
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Zombie man slaughters him with a cleaver; Whispers crows with delight.
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"We're coming for you," Will whispers to a very panicked villain.
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Whispers killed him, through one of his zombie-fied sensates. Naturally.
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Really, though, we just want to know where Whispers (Brandt?) is.
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Whispers is a speedy little devil who escapes in a helicopter.
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It would have been better than dealing with whispers and Twitter.
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I know it's weird, but it's got to be... [whispers] Dustin.
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"Whistle if you see 'em," the team leader whispers to me.
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Most of the movies plays out in whispers and held breath.
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"There were always whispers," a local elementary school teacher told CNN.
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"Congratulations!" one whispers as number 2993 secures for himself another win.
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Then, a muffled male voice whispers as police sirens draw near.
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The volume on the film veered madly between screeching and whispers.
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He's the type of Christian that's, you know, [whispers] not Christian.
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We knew no one in America, yet we believed the whispers.
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""And that picture of the cute fox and bear exchanging whispers?
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Scientists have been listening to whispers and rumbles below Mars' surface.
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Our cries of protest and complaint might as well be whispers.
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"Â Maybe he whispers, "Hey girl, I just figured this out.
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But my inner voice still whispers to me about my inadequacies.
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Also, you run the risk of Chinese whispers and subsequent misunderstandings.
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He whispers in her ear, helping her get the words out.
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The King only hears whispers, and is driven mad by it.
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Can you tell me about the whispers that fill your work?
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Rather than hiding his mother's whispers, he says he advertised them.
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Pure Gold is "beer ... in its organic form," she also whispers.
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At a large wedding no one knows one another, father whispers.
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The whispers had been that Mr. O'Rourke's number would be bad.
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Usually, when they revealed these things, their voices quieted to whispers.
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A story she tells in Spanish she whispers into the floor.
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But of course there have been so many whispers about him.
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Since cutting off my hair, the stares and whispers have increased.
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"Whispers of a Trump surge are making the rounds," wrote Strauss.
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We warned our sisters, but we spoke in whispers, never aloud.
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Managing stress is also why everyone in the turtle room whispers.
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A woman, tall and blonde, leans over and whispers into Cooper's ear.
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"The extremes are screaming while the center whispers," the authors told TechCrunch.
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"That's not where I was heading at all," Robert whispers to her.
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Ingmar Bergman's Cries and Whispers centers on three women in a house.
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People spoke to one another, if they spoke at all, in whispers.
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If you have heard literal whispers around the internet, it's probably ASMR.
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"Some in the scientific community say the Broad stole it," one whispers.
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Only time will tell whether the whispers in Silicon Valley were true.
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He's used to getting stares and whispers when we're out in public.
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Start a campaign of whispers about how devious Ron is, or whatever.
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Although this exodus was no secret, it was generally mentioned in whispers.
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Because (*whispers*) he said it was his favorite movie of the year.
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"What do I think of the Conservatives?" whispers the 72-year-old.
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Many whispers of his fate have moved among journalists and diplomats since.
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The only sounds you hear are hushed whispers among the crew members.
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"Aw, I love it," whispers DJ James Kennedy, a true Greek chorus.
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This man whispers to you, telling you everything will be all right.
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His comments drew whispers of "liar, liar" from victims in the courtroom.
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You'll hear whispers the Fed may have to hike rates more aggressively.
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Episode 3 begins with Will and Whispers, just having a little chat.
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"The Cannibal," she mutters when Wolfgang shows her a picture of Whispers.
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Then the ref walks past me and whispers she likes Italian food.
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Is this the war Whispers mentioned at the beginning of the season?
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"It cost a million dollars," he whispers, after the showing has finished.
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I am having a hard time taking shocked whispers about tulpas seriously!
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But perhaps the noble gas of neon whispers something more, something deeper?
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"You were great!" a peer whispers when you return to your seat.
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The track, "Good Morning," features 20183 minutes of whispers, kisses, and moans.
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LARCHMONT "Shouts and Whispers," works by Larry Gordon and H. David Stein.
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The bikini whispers: You should never stop being proud of your body.
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"I will always remain broken," Amin whispers, her voice cracking with emotion.
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We were in the room like [whispers] oh my God it's Michael!
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And he doesn't really talk, he just whispers in these weird sounds.
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During those years, he was developing another reputation, passed along in whispers.
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"You have to forget everything," she whispers, like her words are unclean.
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But he's rather taken with you, he whispers, getting into your bed.
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Whispers in our garden, laughter in the dark by the datura tree.
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Virginia 80, Purdue 75 | Overtime LOUISVILLE, Ky. — They could hear the whispers.
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Whispers on Demand grew out of that project — less theatrical, more therapeutic.
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Whispers about Brown's job security, as a result, are starting to circulate.
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He whispers that it wasn't even him on the "Access Hollywood" tape.
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It's a masterly party scene, full of intriguing whispers and telling interactions.
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All of the whispers have been right: Solstad is a vital novelist.
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Sweet Whispers, $11.99 for each package of six (two package minimum), sweetwhispers.store.
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They were told nothing, left alone with their fear and their whispers.
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I get the impression Bernie Sanders whispers louder than Mike Bloomberg yells.
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"Pull out your ice picks," a scientist whispers in the inky twilight.
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Maybe he's waiting for more whispers in his ear from the Kremlin.
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Darkness fell in the small, humid hut and voices turned to whispers.
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"It's wonderful to give you pleasure," he whispers into her ear afterward.
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Trauma hung on his and Dillian's faces, reducing their voices to whispers.
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There'd be whispers about a person, a politician, a company, an issue.
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But thus far, any of the board's concerns have largely remained whispers.
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Being harder to get, the rat whispers feel so much more rewarding.
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"She's acting like she's confused why Dorit's upset," the accountability coach whispers suspiciously.
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"Come on, little one," he whispers, trying to coax the creature into being.
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"We've got time," he whispers when it's clear Tessa has reached her limit.
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A weak glow from a bare bulb whispers light onto the supply shelf.
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In recent months, they've heard whispers of departments considering hiring full-time genealogists.
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While Poye and Chuy catch up, Nik whispers to me about Chuy's background.
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While we toured proposed shooting locations for photographers, whispers of "Who?" were discerned.
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There are whispers that Facebook will integrate PayPal into WhatsApp, its messaging app.
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Instead, Open Whispers' work is completely funded by private donors and foundation grants.
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The end result is a beverage that offers faint whispers of woodsy botanicals.
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She just whispers in a melodic voice and makes seemingly random hand movements.
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But not everyone agrees that whispers of a pardon represent evidence of obstruction.
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"I will never say never; I'm hearing whispers," Burke told The Hollywood Reporter.
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She whispers, "He voted for Trump!" and teases him about his camouflage jacket.
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Porn star Kim Holland whispers in my ear while she massages my shoulders.
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As a result, Sense8's villain Whispers finds an easy target in Wolfgang.
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Pieces gently blossom, synth pads unfold to reveal gauzy whispers and shy melodies.
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Whoever Netflix gets, they better start studying voice actor Doug Cockle's gritty whispers.
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"I'm nervous to hear any screams," a blonde girl whispers to another nearby.
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Indeed, even when quotas were replaced with "guidelines" in 2007, the whispers continued.
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I have begun to listen to the teachings my blood whispers to me.
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Guests have reported paranormal activity in the form of footsteps and disembodied whispers.
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Whispers grew about the wife of the father of the pregnant woman's baby.
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LARCHMONT "Shouts and Whispers," works by Larry Gordon Colorful and H. David Stein.
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"It's a perfectly harmless little pleasure," she whispers, tapping her nose and winking.
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"Just a little longer," Bai Ling whispers to her daughter, their fingers twinned.
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There is no other explanation for their back alley whispers and intimate touching.
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Grohl gets through every part of his vocal range: whispers, howls, rasping screams.
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"That's a famous DJ," whispers the 20-year-old excitedly into my ear.
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No whispers, no planning — just an out-of-nowhere dash for the fence.
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" And I looked at my wife, I was like, [whispers] "I'm in this.
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And yet, nobody is irreplaceable – we hear whispers in other corridors of power.
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"Even when she whispers, she captures the audience," Mr. Eribon said by telephone.
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She sometimes hums softly but mostly whispers cryptic phrases and fragments of sentences.
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It whispers of both the fantasy of escape and the reality of captivity.
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In this land of tanned bodies and Jell-O shots, the library whispers.
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It used to be that their stories were told only in hushed whispers.
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" Tyler whispers to an observer, "He began saying 'the' thumb or 'the' finger.
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But this year's whispers seem to be more numerous and insidious than usual.
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Still, sometimes a nagging voice whispers that he took the easy way out.
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"I regret killing a life, but I didn't have a choice," she whispers.
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Moderator: each side whispers in our ear the people they would not accept.
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I'd hear the whispers about pretending to go home so that Jimmy would.
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Cones and small mineral chimneys babble from one-holed spouts in alien whispers.
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It followed whispers of dissatisfaction with Xi and his tight grip on power.
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Back then, in the '90s, there were whispers, snickers, haughty rolls of eyes.
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Back then, in the '90s, there were whispers, snickers, haughty rolls of eyes.
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If the instability of this president prompted "early whispers" within the cabinet of invoking the 25th Amendment to remove the president from office, one can imagine that those whispers, at this point in time, are reaching the level of screams.
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Usually the sounds are soft, like whispers in your ears or nails scraping fabric.
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Lady GAGA whispers into my ear at night and tells me what to paint.
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According to whispers on the internet, Balto, Elizabeth Holmes's husky, is doing just fine.
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"Never betray me again," she whispers, leading many fans to doubt the pregnancy's veracity.
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And William — being the good big brother he is — expertly side-stepped engagement whispers.
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She whispers their names, one by one, every night before she goes to sleep.
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It glistens, titillates all senses, whispers sweet nothings into the ears of our tastebuds.
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One spy whispers that Mr Dagalo should not be president because he is uneducated.
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Suddenly, he grabs her and whispers something in her ear that truly frightens her.
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The weather screams messages in the winter, but in the summer it whispers them.
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The Whispers were inducted into the Rhythm & Blues Music Hall of Fame in 2014.
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Water Well Whispers The sub-par challenge was just prelude for a spectacular episode.
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I have heard whispers that there a number of states who find this problematic.
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A woman comes into the room where George sits and whispers in his ear.
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Whispers of a White House-backed primary challenge have been out there for months.
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This is also where Whispers (Terrence Mann) successfully made his way into Will's brain.
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The seven remaining members of the cluster unzip a latex bodysuit to reveal — Whispers?
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The song itself moves between ecstatic club-pop whispers and bursts of glitchy electronics.
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"He's going to come through," she whispers calmly to the baby in her womb.
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The dying woman's words are whispers, echoing the same messages, pleading to be heard.
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People always had conspiracies about Thrasher and Jake, and would trade stories and whispers.
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" She stops, then stage-whispers this last line, for added effect: "It's all there.
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There are some quiet whispers that the Chinese economy has put Xi in jeopardy.
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Would we want an FBI that can only be spoken of in hushed whispers?
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Meanwhile, back in Washington, the rude whispers about Ryan's leadership failures are getting louder.
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"It's not safe here for you," she whispers to Camille while holding her hand.
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"You call me seven times, one, two, three, four, on the line," she whispers.
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Heart attacks, some neighbors said, but the whispers and witnesses said something else: heroin.
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When Pia showed up at the party, whispers spread — Oh, that's the Peppr woman.
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She smiles as she whispers the words into the microphone in front of her.
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Because this is Game of Thrones, we don't get to hear everything Lyanna whispers.
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I realized religion is a game of Chinese whispers played over hundreds of years.
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"I was doing alright until I saw you again," Moria whispers before storming out.
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It whispers to you at odd hours and yells at you in quiet ones.
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It is this collage of enigmatic personality whispers that keeps Miles tethered to Alaska.
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His whispers to President Donald Trump about a "deep state" out to get him.
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He looks you in the eyes and whispers that his wish is to survive.
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And later, if you're hooked [whispers], you can go back and watch the beginning.
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"Security whispers in my ear, you've got to get off the stage," Boxer said.
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In a video taken of the encounter, she leans over and whispers to them.
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Hillary Clinton's ability to govern may be limited by persistent whispers about her election.
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The city was small, suffused with whispers of gossip, but nobody would actually talk.
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She whispers the song's title over and over, as if willing herself to believe.
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"I love to say the word 'period' onstage," Esposito whispers, almost hushed in reverence.
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With Dems still grumbling about how the caucus is run and the impending exit of House Democratic Caucus Chair Joe Crowley (widely considered a Pelosi successor), there are plenty of whispers about who could be next — whispers that Pelosi's team is shrugging off.
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There are still plenty of whispers about the fractious nature of the West Wing itself.
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A. whispers for me to hop in the shower so we can grab some breakfast.
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"You look sad," my mother whispers to a male doll, displayed sitting on its own.
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So is Varys, the Master of Whispers, torched by Drogon after he betrayed his queen.
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At the same time, a scientist named Whispers (Terence Mann) actively hunted the eight strangers.
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They exist as messages, revelations, statements, whispers, and scraps of lives caught in the seams.
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The entrance was classic and understated, in that quiet "old-money whispers" kind of way.
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She heard whispers and warnings about the bloodshed around Tiananmen, but it was never explained.
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" Her finger caresses his forearm and she whispers again, "I know you can hear me.
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Her sister and brother-in-law are conscious but only talk in whispers, she said.
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During her run for governor, there were loud whispers that she was having an affair.
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Later, they exchange whispers for 43 seconds before fining a young man for heroin possession.
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"Here," whispers Pennywise, holding up Georgie's paper boat from the darkness of the storm drain.
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If Hammer had hoped for whispers of a Best Supporting Actor campaign, those disappeared entirely.
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In school, it was more like whispers that maybe I heard or maybe I didn't.
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"What if there's a foreign invasion," she whispers, making, um, dramatic gestures on Yara's thigh.
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As a police officer, he'd had visions of a young Sara being lobotomized by Whispers.
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"Business," in this case, is a very organized and Lara Croft-esque attack on Whispers.
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That person whispers something in her ear and we see Jenner making a phone call.
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The sooner you break-even, the quicker the whispers will start about your next promotion!
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In fact, in the staff lounge, his teachers speak in whispers about his unfulfilled potential.
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He was the Mets opening day shortstop in 1996, attended by strange whispers and intimations.
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The anxious verses use sparse bass and near whispers to convey Galarraga's driving emotional stir.
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"I'm the only surviving person I know of with my bloodline," Jubilee whispers through tears.
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Manafort huddled with his team of attorneys chatting in low whispers at the defense table.
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Or maybe you've even caught wind of whispers about certain go-to bags-o-chips?
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The citizens themselves are constantly surveying their situation, watching in silence and communicating in whispers.
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But judging from backstage whispers, the next acts of the play could still be ugly.
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Extended technique has grown into a sophisticated system for producing scratch tones and breathy whispers.
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"Killer road is waiting for you like a finger pointing in the night," she whispers.
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We had heard whispers and seen some videos, but this game really fired it up.
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Take away one of those elements and the rest of the story stays just whispers.
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Whispers of foul play, a betting scandal, and shadowy, mob-related doings quickly sprang up.
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I don't think this is actually true, but the psychological rot lingers, and it whispers.
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Musical Urban Legends is a series of comics based on music world whispers and hearsay.
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It doesn't matter if Slate or Evans ever address the whispers about their supposed romance.
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There were whispers of investigations planned by certain unbribed elements of the state regulatory system.
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All of them are trying to listen to quantum whispers about the nature of reality.
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The two then discussed a deal in whispers as other lawmakers made speeches around them.
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There have been whispers of loan sharks and mafia connections and Continent -wide arrest warrants.
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I got there early to avoid the morning rush and the inevitable stares and whispers.
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Headley said he heard "whispers in the dugout" in the ninth inning about the trade.
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After an election, Ms Patel may even end up being jettisoned, whispers one Tory adviser.
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His prodigious start to this season, predictably, has led to whispers about performance-enhancing drugs.
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No-talking rules were also not strictly enforced, as senators kept getting away with whispers.
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As crematories were demolished, there were whispers within the camp that the Soviets were advancing.
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Truaxe said he overheard workplace whispers about himself, his drug use and his mental state.
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The whispers turned into accusations by Lopez's family that Oakland Officer O'Brien had killed his wife.
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"But I did it for Gypsy," he whispers, fear in eyes as he leaves the courtroom.
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Few artists can come close to Carey's signature high-octave whispers or her deep, rich delivery.
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Jerry Brown, who stood next to him, should be careful about what he whispers to him.
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Some of the whispers do come from someone who claims to know the ex-girlfriend personally.
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While whispers of a secret marriage have swirled since late last year, the couple confirmed it.
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"I think it's important to have romance in the world," Asha barely whispers, towards the end.
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Netflix has dropped the new trailer for Sense8 Season 2, which plays up the Whispers storyline.
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Up until now, we've only heard whispers of what Apple's AR/VR headset might be like.
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" She said she didn't have firsthand knowledge, but had heard whispers of the behavior "for years.
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"What is gay?" she whispers, clearly picturing a country so decadent even the birds are homosexual.
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Sam tells her not to publicize it: no celeb invites, no press or industry whispers, nothing.
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Murphy and Peña arrive on the scene and Peña whispers at the brothers to CALM DOWN.
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"That he's gonna be mad when he finds out what this series is about," Dawson whispers.
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Even YouTube has a treasure trove of audio porn hiding within the whispers of ASMR videos.
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Will must be kept sedated so that Whispers cannot plow through the contents of his mind.
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These visits grow more than a little tedious; why are we stuck listening to Whispers again?
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The cluster instead knocks out their nemesis, Milton Bailey (aka Brandt/Whispers/The Cannibal) and flees.
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Remember way back in the second episode when Whispers reminded Will that "this is a war"?
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Trump campaign spokeswoman Hope Hicks on Monday denied whispers about the billionaire's potential Cabinet picks, however.
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The governor's race is open in 2018 and there continue to be some whispers that Sen.
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After the success of the show's Netflix reboot, there have been whispers of giving fans more.
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"Well, just because I am a male doesn't mean I'm impervious to your whispers," he continued.
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Scott whispers to one of the producers that there is a girl in the bathroom downstairs.
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"This is the living room, that's the kitchen, we used to have three bedrooms," she whispers.
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She later leans down to rub him and whispers into his ear, then massages it gently.
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They spoke almost in whispers, but you could hear every word, because they wanted you to.
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The whispers of delays also mean that investors' reactions to September results could go either way.
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"There's only one way to look at life in Cuba—and that's through humor," whispers Smilovici.
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According to the latest whispers out of the rumor mill, that might be about to change.
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It's the mouth that whispers into the public's ear, plants ideas, starts riots or makes peace.
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Hedge fund managers trading digital tokens have also spurred whispers and concerns over potentially unethical behavior.
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That energy subsides into near-silence, with strings producing whispers of tone rather than clear pitches.
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Huge acres of airtime and newsprint are given over to rumors and whispers and breathless updates.
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In the ensuing years, the issue cycled between headlines and whispers in a seemingly endless loop.
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It's frustrating that mental health is one of those things I only hear in hushed whispers.
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In panicked whispers, they traded notes on the shooting, the third in less than a week.
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One face sweetly whispers empowering slogans and the other hisses your most erotically violent revenge fantasies.
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In the video, he whispers into a microphone as if sharing a secret with his audience.
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"Joelle whispers, she waits, she's patient," said Lauren Coyne, a speech therapist who works with her.
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That's the first point of intrigue: Growing whispers of Gannett readying its next bid this week.
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Months went by, and even though the whispers continued and hints surfaced, no PC version arrived.
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While they are hoping to avoid a confrontation, the whispers of discontent have started to spread.
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He grabs people's arms, puts his hands on their shoulders and whispers encouragements in their ear.
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With little more than whispers, the soldiers arranged themselves in a triangle astride a mountain footpath.
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Plus, the ever-present danger of Whispers hunting them could force the couple into new territory.
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Drake: QuiteDrake: He asked me toDrake: *whispers* he asked me to kill CharlamagneYoung Thug: For true?
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Ellen DeGeneres had silenced the whispers, declaring "Yep, I'm Gay" on the cover of Time magazine.
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"This is like the Coachella of Bitcoin," a passerby whispers to her companion as they breeze by.
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"Guys, there are secret underground tunnels between all of these government buildings!" she whispers in one video.
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Through the crowd, though, confused whispers could be heard from men wondering what our end game was.
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Since its late December debut, Twitch says users have sent over 300 million whispers on its network.
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There were also whispers that Spicer's enemies might have disparaged him to Fox News CEO Rupert Murdoch.
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But whispers of what it contains have made the rounds across Capitol Hill over the past week.
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Shouts became whispers, drowned out by the hissing of flags flapping, and tree branches bending and cracking.
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However, just as Steven blabbed, Michael Scarborough entered the empty bathroom stall and heard Roger Nunez's whispers.
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They trade Whispers (whom they captured last season) for Wolfgang in the movie's first big dramatic sequence.
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At the funeral, she heard for the first time whispers that her father had been an alcoholic.
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When Teddy expressed that he has a question he's nervous to ask, he whispers it to Stroker.
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The star prompted whispers over Hollywood due to erratic behavior on set, drug use, and a DUI.
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Torque rich, the turbo motor whispers from 0 to 60 miles an hour in about six seconds.
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However, the actress, 30, shut down the whispers at the 2019 Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday.
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Preciado is overcome by fear of the supernatural whispers filtering through the walls of the town square.
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There have been whispers for months that Biden may run, and he's largely side-stepped the question.
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Often it's in the whispers from campaign aides over drinks or in the opposition research they circulate.
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Will had a suspicion that Sara's murder had something to do with Jonas (Naveen Andrews) and Whispers.
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Sara was the first to warn Will not to look at Whispers, lest he enter Will's mind.
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Remember: Croome is dead, so I guess this means that Whispers is now the head of BPO.
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"We are getting closer and closer, Will," Whispers says during a cute visit to our Chicago cop.
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The Saenuri party's chairman, Kim Moo-sung, says that Mr Lee's populist policies are "the devil's whispers".
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"In those days, when capoeira was spoken of, it was in whispers," Bimba said, according to Google.
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We are just getting to know her now and waiting until she whispers it in our ear.
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If Kavanaugh whispers something to her, she briefly nods or smiles before turning back to the proceedings.
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There have also been accusations and suspicions and whispers regarding doping in tennis, especially regarding top players.
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I feel like I walk into a room and people are like, 'Oh,' just whispers, you know?
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Later, at the reception for Natalie's funeral, Camille hears a cascading waterfall of nasty whispers about her.
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"Let's get out of here," Beauty's father whispers, and takes her elbow, but she shakes him off.
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The two part, as Tony kisses his daughter and whispers "I love you 3,000" in her ear.
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There were whispers that she was ready to inherit Stewart's role as UConn's next great swing player.
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Fans learned Dante, not community members, was responsible for painting the words, "Stop the Whispers," throughout Alexandria.
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Elsewhere, the rock and blues are wan, the whispers of Middle Eastern twang or Indian raga unnecessary.
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Whispers of trades coming ahead of a July 31 deadline intensified, with Syndergaard's name among those mentioned.
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The voice is wholly his own — dissonant, offbeat, whiplash, wry — even as it whispers to musics past.
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"Everybody seems to have the same idea this season," one front row observer whispers to a seatmate.
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Now the forest whispers secrets of the gulf's past environment and climate, and hints at its future.
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"They call him 'The Beast,'" someone from the Air Force team whispers to me on the sideline.
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Now the White House staff whispers to the American president that he should dump the untrustworthy Russian.
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He sat quietly between his lawyers, exchanging whispers with one, Arlo Devlin-Brown, and an occasional smile.
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There are countless images of Biden and Obama's brotherly bear hugs, clasped hands and close-in whispers.
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However, it does not give a date, which is key, given earlier whispers and teases by Wikileaks.
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How many people in any community are named MacArthur geniuses or make films that get Oscar whispers?
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They are so fragile, passed down almost through Chinese whispers, and we want to cling to them.
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The whispers morph into jeers, and the progressively, dangerously impatient crowd howls for the show to begin.
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There are whispers that IS has started to tax hashish operations and smuggling in and around Lebanon.
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This doesn't make it bad, but it does make it (*whispers*) kind of boring to root for.
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"Don't look like you're holding me up," she whispers to her daughter as they walk into the venue.
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But why would constant superstition, thieves' whispers, or political bullshit accelerate into mass violence at this particular moment?
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The Lord of Whispers starts poking holes in Dany's future as a monarch when Jon is right there.
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Sam's professor, fifty years an atheist, whispers a prayer underneath the roar of wind at the cave entrance.
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" I ask her about this and she shrugs, then whispers, "No other way to get through this shit.
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Music plays such an important role in Riverdale that there have been whispers of a complete musical episode.
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To recap: Whispers is killing sensates and using them as drone zombies so that he can live forever.
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And in comments to reporters on Wednesday, he indicated that, despite the whispers, no formal support is forthcoming.
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I was talking to Terrence [Mann, who plays the series's antagonist, Mr. Whispers] and Daryl [Hannah] about this!
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The whispers continue though and Armitstead admits some will view her with suspicion - win or lose on Sunday.
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"I'm not going to blow up my world and you shouldn't want me to," he whispers to her.
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Behold: the "I Like It" rapper whispers gently and seductively into not one but two highly sensitive microphones.
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The rights of L.G.B.T.I. persons are now at least a subject of public discussion, no longer just whispers.
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The blurred approximation of one of tech's most powerful men gently whispers: SUCK IT WINKLEVOSS TWINS, SUCK IT!!!!!!!!
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It's marketed as something that absorbs people's screams into whispers, allowing users to let go of their frustration.
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There were whispers, of course: that he was ornery, hard to get along with, entirely too square-shaped.
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Perennial whispers that the government is going to merge state-owned FAW, Dongfeng and Changan are getting louder.
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Though she tells him she "don't do Asian boys," something he whispers in her ear changes her mind.
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Will (Brian J. Smith) is entangled in Riley (Tuppence Middleton) in a hidey-hole far away from Whispers.
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To prove it, he gives Will "blockers" so that our policeman protagonist can keep Whispers from his head.
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I thought that this would be the episode when we saw a showdown at Whispers' home, 37 Milkwood.
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He gets close to her and whispers something about wolves, a typical badass movie line, and I laughed.
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It will probably also involve a showdown between Whispers and Will, something like the Iceland incident last year.
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I had heard rumblings and some whispers and that kind of thing, but didn't really take it seriously.
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He also advocates for the "whisper test," where the MRI technologist, out of eyeshot, whispers to the patient.
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Whispers of a relationship grew louder when the pop singer shared photos with her rumored beau on Instagram.
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The first person whispers a phrase -- say, "I don't like broccoli" -- to the person sitting next to them.
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But after the election of Barack Obama and the rise of the Tea Party, the whispers grew louder.
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Please don't start flame wars over it, but this year I'd like to apologise for killing (whispers)... Snape.
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Offred would never fall for this, but this is Janine we're talking about As she leaves, she whispers.
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For the first time, I realized what it is to have been oblivious to a bubble of whispers.
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No matter their trajectories—fast or slow, starting as bangs or whispers—the collapses all end in heartbreak.
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"The guy that I see being the least appropriate person for Rachel … [is] Eric," he whispers to her.
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"Okay, okay," he whispers to himself as he stumbles around a parking lot, feet rustling on the ground.
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At the center of House of Whispers is a woman named Latoya, who is trapped in a coma.
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So while he knows there may be whispers, making the film "was a moment of emancipation," he said.
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"He whispers in my ear that everything will be fine, and that I do not jump," she said.
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This altered her relationship with the voice, she said, and sometimes the child now laughs, whispers, even sings.
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"Beloved," James whispers, and it's the last thing I hear him say to me before he falls asleep.
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There is no statement due, no divorce, and a lot of Chinese whispers and fake social media news.
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Bradley is wise enough to know that only results, and improved performances, will quiet the whispers of discontent.
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The murderer was never identified and apparently you can hear the whispers of the children who were killed.
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She gave sultry whispers, sweeping growls and her signature high note to put the Mariah stamp on pop.
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Chat has gotten an upgrade as well, as it includes a viewer list, whispers, and basic mod features.
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Nevertheless, Sehgal's performers added beautiful social coefficients to the space by executing slow movements, whispers, songs and gestures.
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We claimed Bill Cosby, even as the rumors and whispers and, finally, reports about lawsuits made the rounds.
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"Don't you know you're always going to be mine?" he whispers to her, and it's clear he's correct.
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In the first whispers, which appeared in local newspapers on June 23, 1969, Cleveland's Cuyahoga River didn't burn.
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"Let's all experience ... something ... together," Zoe Kravitz whispers at the start of Michelob Ultra's 2019 Super Bowl ad.
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She closes her eyes, bows her head, and whispers a prayer to thank the ancestors for the opportunity.
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But 40-something me still whispers the words of gratitude that I've carried for more than 30 years.
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But there were always whispers that Mr. Noreika, better known as General Storm, also helped Nazis kill Jews.
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In The Handmaid's Tale, there are whispers about odd weather, pollution, and the need to cut carbon emissions.
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"He sort of raised his head to kind of see, test the weather, and ..." "Pow," Jackson whispers, unprompted.
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They sit at their desks, outfitted with yellow No. 2 pencils, and surreptitiously pass notes and exchange whispers.
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But sometimes, there are whispers of mistreatment by spouses or partners, of being choked, chased or emotionally abused.
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The title track clangs and echoes; Ms Tucker whispers, chants and howls the words as the song builds.
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Earlier on Friday, Trump was asked about the whispers that Vindman was on the verge of being removed.
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A mix of Spanish, Tagalog and other languages filled the room, with excited whispers about seeing the candidates.
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As she whispers into his ear, he closes his eyes and listens, burying his head in her arms.
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" And: "But my heart still whispers: Am I not just letting my child lose at the starting line?
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This is someone who does not need to shout to project authority, and whose whispers can cut deep.
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The stuff of myth whispers from musty corners: Allen Ginsberg once stripped naked there for a poetry reading.
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She puts on her winning charm, busts out a stunning dress, and sexily whispers "potatoes" to... mixed effect.
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The crowd was electric even before the performance began, a steady din of excited whispers filling the space.
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Pizza parties, surprise passionate renditions of opera classics with Andrea Bocelli, and whispers of dilly dilly ding dongs.
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"They hears us they eyes us they knows us," a child's voice whispers and crackles through the headpiece.
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Some attributed it to rumors that Rubio had skeletons in his closet — perhaps the Romney team had uncovered some serious wrongdoing when they vetted him, or maybe it was the persistent (and completely unsubstantiated) whispers that Rubio had a second family hidden away somewhere (whispers that the Bush team apparently encouraged).
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"Your ankles look great," she whispers, and soundlessly glides out through the crack of light from whence she came.
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Unfortunately, all the king hears are whispers, which make him lose his mind and start burning his subjects alive.
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None of the research for this story turned up any evidence—or even whispers—of illicit money being moved.
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She whispers something to her brother, finishing with, "Promise me, Ned," as her newborn is placed in his arms.
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The smartphone-connected TCAPS both block out loud sounds like explosions and gunfire, and are capable of enhancing whispers.
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Whispers about the group's differing experiences yield to the now cacophonous-sounding chatter of everyone else waiting in line.
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In the courtyard, on buses and trolleys, at the grocery stores, I heard whispers that contradicted the official news.
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However, it does include lots of spooky whispers, which for sure has something to do with that hidden clock.
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In an email to CNBC, a spokesman for Dilma Rousseff denied market whispers that she would leave her post.
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These and other background whispers––new, softer forms of the same voices from when I was thirteen, fourteen, fifteen….
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The scene climaxes with a track by The Prodigy building momentum as Trinity whispers her final words to Neo.
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"It's not safe for you here," a child whispers as Camille (Adams) emerges from a bathtub, gasping for air.
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"This just in..." whispers his disembodied voice, as he dissolves into the ether and lights up the night sky.
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"Come on, Spider-Man," he whispers to himself, trying once again to lift the mound of concrete compressing him.
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They reveal notes lost and whispers hidden and the rub of a finger down the string of a guitar.
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The rumors continued for the next decade, with various actors from the series quashing any whispers of a comeback.
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But given how Laurel's game of whispers defined the episode, it seems wrong-headed to award him over her.
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This isn't a gossip column, but that doesn't mean we don't occasionally dabble in whispers from time to time.
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A teaser shows the serial's version of the Hall of Face, with whispers of bad luck befalling the Bharadwajs.
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It was all fun and good until Whispers came along and decided to use the sensate power for bad.
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I've had a sense that Angelica, with all of her chumminess with Whispers, isn't so great as we thought.
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"Wonder" is a glacially paced song, delivered in breathy whispers, exhaling into its chorus whenever it gets the chance.
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If you're dry on inspiration, and want a look that whispers — not screams — "Valentine's Day," we've got you covered.
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Sinjar, Iraq (CNN)Sinjar is yielding up its secrets -- the whispers of those who prayed as they were killed.
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But while their time at camp was cut short, their presence lingered in the form of rumors and whispers.
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The single or man-less woman is always vulnerable to whispers and innuendoes of instability and/or predatory motives.
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Then there are whispers of Apple's work in AR / VR, truly wireless earbuds, and of course, the Apple Car.
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Akvile: Oh, good, I thought you were going to say *whispers incoherently to Gavin and laughs* Not gonna share?
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He whispers quietly to himself as he grinds the ball between his legs and dances behind the three-point.
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They came with wish lists and whispers of their "unicorns," whose Latin names sounded like incantations: adansonii, patriciae, obliqua.
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We've all heard the whispers about how buying a plane ticket on a Wednesday is the way to go.
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She said a mass of black matter haunted her before she deleted the images, and she heard demonic whispers.
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He tackles big, capitalized themes — Power, Art, Virtue, Evil — but his films speak in whispers, murmurs and ruminative pauses.
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There have been rumors and whispers and murmurs about what Nest could unveil but all will be revealed shortly.
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Cohen appeared in court Wednesday, though he said nothing during the proceeding aside from inaudible whispers to his lawyers.
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Among the prisoners, I could hear whispers about the fight that took place in the yard the night before.
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The vocal part is a kind of toned, modulated speaking: vowels elongated, pitches bent, full of whispers and rasps.
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Splatters of activity in the piano (Sergio Tiempo played with grand vivacity) fall over ethereal whispers in the strings.
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Several sources confirmed that Weidman was off the card after some whispers started to trickle through on Internet threads.
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He speaks of his work in whispers; seven of his colleagues have been killed in the last three years.
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Not much is known about their relationship beyond posts on social media and whispers about their deep romantic connection.
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The players revealed their final cards and tallied their points; whispers of "holy shit" and "goddammit" passed between them.
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A number of them were increased in size during bookbuild and almost all were priced tighter than initial whispers.
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Unmoored by this knowledge, Margaret hears something new in the lapping waves — the urgent whispers of the wider world.
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And I have never found a text as extreme on the subject of death as Bergman's 'Cries and Whispers.
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The owner of Whispers, Carlos Vega, surveyed the scene happily as the opera singers filled his bar with sound.
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It is the problem of actors who heard whispers but walked back to their trailers to play fantasy football.
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An increasing sense of unease is cultivated with thrashing choreography, pulsing strobe lights, screaming, and whispers of distorted dialogue.
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Lagat said that when he competed against Kipchoge in the 5,000 meters, there would be whispers within the field.
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" A short while later, Donald Glover whispers, "Kanye was just on TMZ and he said slavery was a choice!
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Particularly that interrogation scene, in which she whispers in his ear, and we as the audience can't quite hear.
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Closer, my father's voice flew up and circled and perched; back then it was capable of whispers, fluid modulation.
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Rowdy Ronda After a spectacular debut at WrestleMania, Ronda Rousey silenced (at least for now) whispers about her future.
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The scene immediately after is effectively moody too, as Gordon whispers his suspicions that Cooper's not what he seems.
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While I'm convinced that few owners use them, this is the company that whispers "zoom-zoom" in its ads.
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"I love the stars because we cannot hurt them," Anderson whispers through your headset in her best bedtime voice.
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Last July, world leaders witnessed the private whispers between the two at a Group of 20 dinner in Hamburg.
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No. 1, obviously, is Ujiri's desire — whether he indeed covets the Knicks' job as much as the whispers suggest.
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When you put the outside whispers, noise and comparisons on MUTE and turn YOUR life volume UP full blast.
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It is an event best captured in whispers and cocktail gossip, in quotes from unnamed CEOs and government officials.
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Despite mediocre reviews, the whispers among critics who have seen the whole first season is that it gets better.
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"*whispers into the void* In contemporary use, fact is understood to refer to something with actual existence," it continued.
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In a private members' club in San Francisco, she whispers that the awareness she felt while microdosing was "amazing".
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" As if sharing a secret, the man in the ad whispers, "It's the only way to experience multiple orgasms.
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The master of whispers scribbles a bunch of raven scrolls telling of Jon's parentage and rightful claim to the throne.
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But then police caught whispers that Antifa members were planning to push past police into the alt-right rally square.
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Before the lights turned down, I could discern whispers about recipes and cookbooks and the whereabouts of Jeffrey (Ina's husband).
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BAIER: The process being kind of whispers that the Neil Gorsuch blueprint is basically what is going to move forward.
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The 2 represents where your medium coverage is, while the 1 is where the barest whispers of foundation will be.
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Tyrion knows it's as good as a death sentence and begs the Lord of Whispers not to murder their queen.
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It's forward-thinking without being wild and crisp without any sort of binding realism beneath the beats, harpsichords, and whispers.
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Almost no one even whispers about the most effective way to reduce carbon emissions: lower consumption of goods and services.
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In Original Sin, issue 7, Nick Fury whispers something to Thor which makes him Thor unworthy to wield his hammer.
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"What do you think, baby monster?" he whispers, hugging her gently as the two snuggle together on his hospital bed.
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But, whispers turned into exclamations turned into a crescendo of noise, and some brazenly flouted their cameras and selfie sticks.
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Apart from occasional whispers, camera shutter sounds, and visitors' footsteps moving through the constellation of rooms, there is no noise.
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Although I did wonder if this sense of respect was grown through Chinese whispers [the children's game Telephone] over time.
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Every round of store closings sends the same whispers echoing through Wall Street — how much longer can Sears hang on?
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In a scene at the beginning of the film, Charles Foster Kane, the main character, whispers "Rosebud" and then dies.
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" Gabrielle said that for many who heard the whispers, Emma's story had been recast as a tale of "sour grapes.
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Sometimes the best things aren't bombastic sing-a-long singles and instead are the whispers waiting at the very end.
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"Your father and brothers are gone, and yet here you stand," Littlefinger whispers to Sansa in his usual creepy register.
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How can you rebuild the tears, the whispers and the memories of a whole country and of the whole civilization?
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I like to tell myself that I've served as a conduit for the last whispers of lives lost too soon.
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There's some more old-fashioned R&B rhythms underpinning the desert-country swirl now, propping up Renfro's croons and whispers.
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The pair stepped out at the G'Day USA Gala in Los Angeles on Thursday and shared laughs and intimate whispers.
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Whispers will make Alexa speak softer, while expletive beeps will give her the chance to curse without offending your grandma.
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The sensates as a team discover that Richard Wilson Croome, a confused-looking redheaded man, is Whispers' superior at BPO.
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To seeing the congested streets in D.C. and hearing whispers about which A-list celebrity was hiding in the crowd.
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"Welcome to Planet Gaggan," a server whispers as I step into a colonial mansion off of Bangkok's posh Langsuan Road.
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Nicholas Caldwell, a founding member of "The Whispers" whose hits included "Rock Steady" has died ... he was 71 years old.
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There are whispers that Didi and Uber are quickly moving forward with plans to carve up the world between them.
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A subject previously talked about in whispers, now more and more women are coming forward to share their personal experiences.
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Strasburg is on pace for the NL Cy Young award and *whispers* Carrasco has actually been even better this season.
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The last week has brought whispers that the head of the Environmental Protection Agency may have ambitions beyond his office.
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Jen whispers "I'm not going to hurt him," but nobody cares because Nick's neuroses are already off to the races.
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Like most mental illnesses, it is often misunderstood, stigmatized and spoken about in whispers, if it's spoken about at all.
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But by giving voice to whispers most people likely hadn't heard anyway, the two publications kept the rumor mill running.
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When you are alone, truly alone, with no distractions, the only thing you can hear are the whispers of demons.
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"I'm really worried about the rain," Andrea Dunne-Sosa whispers to one of her Project Hope volunteers in Puerto Rico.
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Those calls have turned to whispers in recent weeks and few other countries, besides Canada, are still talking of sanctions.
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Fresh from victory, the whispers began that a restless caucus would depose the woman who led them to the majority.
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But among the diaspora whispers persisted of compatriots remaining in mountainous hamlets so remote that persecution did not reach them.
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It, too, is long gone, lost in the shadow of the Naked Cowboy who whispers the promise of new beginnings.
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Drake's breath is cold as Canada, then warm like a fever as he whispers in your ear, "it doesn't matter."
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"He's so cute," she whispers, as P.T. strains to suck up the last drop of milkshake in the paper cup.
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Tracks like "1000 Whispers" then almost act as palate cleansers, mellowing out into something that wobbles close to doo-wop.
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She whispers Ariel's lines to him, and her ghost becomes Ariel's "brave" and "tricksy" spirit, rendered out of Felix's grief.
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You've heard whispers for months, and now that the trailer for episode nine has dropped, the internet is freaking out.
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Devendra Banhart almost whispers his lyrics, close enough to the microphone to express the shape and form of every consonant.
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Still, Cordeiro decried as "absolute garbage" whispers that he or any other board members had pressed Gulati to step aside.
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Whispers about the Butler-Towns dynamic and Butler's uncertain future in Minnesota have been going around the league all summer.
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And in a country where political elites are often dogged by whispers of lavish corruption, Mr. Joko's family is ascetic.
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Whispers abounded about rental companies hiring people to destroy rivals' bikes or dump them in out-of-the-way places.
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Beyoncé was born on September 4, 23 (as she whispers in the intro to "Get Me Bodied") in Houston, Texas.
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Mr. Tsujihara was appointed even though whispers about his alleged conduct had circulated in Hollywood for more than a year.
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The K.G.B. continued to monitor the ravines for signs of organized prayer, and the Soviet Jews remained consigned to whispers.
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I started hearing whispers from workers at nongovernmental organizations and people on the street that babies were dying from starvation.
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Whispers of a possible visit took off after images of a train that belongs to Kim's family popped up online.
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There have been constant whispers of dynamic pricing, but that movie was really the first time someone pulled the trigger.
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"Hey, kid, I thought this was supposed to be a comedy show," Belle whispers as he dies in her arms.
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"This town is amazing when it comes to whispers," he said, adding he did not know who the author was.
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Their other senses seemed to improve—fruit was sweeter, whispers audible—and sounds, like a creaky door, triggered more hallucinations.
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In "Lewd #1," a nude, Modigliani-esque female form reclines, while a small, red beaded devil whispers into her ear.
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They knew to ask each other (in whispers), "what is she doing?" even as they were watching her do it.
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There were whispers that it might be a self-indulgent mess, that Kojima had gone entirely off the deep end.
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"The Whispers" is a masterful exploration into the power of storytelling but also its dangers, including self-denial and escapism.
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Sources said price whispers on the trade had backed up to high-9%, having begun at an eight-handle yield.
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Along with each watchful eye, the whispers of, "Pick a side, Chris, pick a side," fill my already noisy mind.
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" He looks over his shoulder, then whispers in Trump's ear: "Bezos will pay for siccing his Post reporters on us.
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If Morgan's work plays on repressed desire with glances and whispers, Brenda Goodman's paintings represent the exhibition's howling, raging id.
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One head is cool and soft-spoken when it whispers in your ear that investing is the responsible thing to do.
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Later, as restless staffers' side conversations rose to regular volumes rather than whispers, Brady had to call the room to order.
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She whispers, like she's afraid that if she talks too loudly, history will barge through the front door and repeat itself.
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Ala'a whispers when he mentions his wife's death in the presence of Hawra' but she hears us talking about her eyes.
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There is a stigma, and you will have to go through dirty looks and whispers because they know who you are.
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It's barely been five months since Google Home arrived to take over homes and there are already whispers of version 2.0.
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The unresolved deaths of Karina, Gulshan and Maya, three defiant young women, are the subject of knowing whispers and salacious rumours.
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"Make the thing you want to make!" she whispers, her voice low and fierce, almost as if she's casting a spell.
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Whispers trickled into the unit that the marksman was a European, a mercenary paid by the enemy for each American killed.
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And some will confide they heard whispers that he was a killer, that he went by the name El Mano Negra.
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This helps justify the arbitrary puzzles, as well as the Umbrella Corporation assistant who whispers hints if your group gets stuck.
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The forest is alive with the whispers of nature: frogs and crickets, distant streams, squirrels and deer running over fallen leaves.
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LaChapelle told Paper that Assange and Anderson were "friends with benefits": Through this very exotic woman... [whispers] It was Pamela Anderson.
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There are whispers of an evil force in the house, but Faraday, a man of science, is not so easily convinced.
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Their relationship has long been dogged by whispers of Offset's infidelity, and Bronx native Cardi announced they had split in December.
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These incidents aren't the stuff of backstage whispers; Dick has repeatedly been arrested based on accusations of sexual harassment and assault.
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The American public speaks about him in whispers, about how they knew this thing or that thing long before anybody else.
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I saw your ring, the senior officer whispers to Dad in a foreign accent, and shows him his own identical one.
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With Republicans holding a slim 51-49 majority in the US Senate, whispers about who will replace McCain have grown louder.
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And the geological survey has a historical database of animal die-offs called Whispers that went online about a year ago.
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There are whispers and cymbals and violin reprises; there are three songs with dreamy lyrics about drinking someone else's bodily fluids.
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Syd's cries and whispers and whimpers and confessions project an aura of exclusivity, and one feels lucky and excited to listen.
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There had been whispers that Trump's loose tongue revealed his ignorance about what was in the bill and made compromise harder.
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The whispers about Smollett started with reports that he had not fully cooperated with police after telling authorities he was attacked.
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Similarly to Bergman's Cries and Whispers (1972), or Persona, the two are locked in interdependency, emotionally strained, and, at times, resentful.
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Unfortunately for our favorite Chicago cop, all this Whispers-in-the-head nonsense makes Will's storyline a tad difficult to parse.
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This means that Will can get inside the Whispers' brain just as easily as the villain can get inside Will's brain.
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Four of the main cluster break into BPO and, clad in hazmat suits, take the plastic-wrapped Whispers from the premises.
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His powerful manhood spoke above all whispers over him, hands and face bronzed with burning of the sun, the legs eggwhite.
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You know when your parents talk to you and tell you, 'We used to wear flares and dance to The Whispers'?
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"I'm calling you from behind my house," a 254-year-old girl from Northern Nigeria frantically whispers into her cell phone.
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Add to this the returning Biagi, Bisegni and Haimona and there are whispers that Italy are about to step it up.
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There were whispers of "the bite," an infectious disease that takes hold after being tagged by a rat with the affliction.
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From massive explosions to faint whispers, every detail will be heard with amazing clarity with less than 1% total harmonic distortion.
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We've been hearing about this for some time now, and whispers of this seem to have started a few months ago.
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Vice President Mike Pence whispers something to President Donald Trump during a meeting with the Emir of Kuwait on Thursday. Sen.
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Onstage at WWDC today, the company finally unveiled those updates, and—surprise, surprise—they're mostly in line with the earlier whispers.
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In a miniature gym with signs of "Vote Aqui/ Vote Here" lining the walls, the same whispers began about her presence.
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"I feel like there's really no concern, in my community, and I've never heard whispers of ill effects," Ms. Heinrich said.
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Despite the sober mood, mid-service whispers turned naughty and I made it my mission to seduce the law-school freshman.
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Whispers have started over which would-be nominees sat beside committee members during daily bus rides to the national convention site.
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There were even some whispers of Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, being considered, including in a Huffington Post report Thursday.
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Then she whispers something in her native tongue in your ear, puts a hard candy in your hand, and you're done.
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Funny looks, whispers and awkwardness still come standard in 2016, as does the occasional threat of unpredictable physical or sexual violence.
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A din of whispers fills the room as a narrator describes life in the village we see projected on the walls.
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This is an interesting theory is it moves in conjunction with the position that Bran's whispers drove the Mad King insane.
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His album Two Roomed Motel, released in March, was full of ghostly whispers and puttering beats eked out of old tech.
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When he speaks, not in his native Swahili but in the English he learned from his jailers, Mr. Salim nearly whispers.
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His work takes you by the hand, leads you into darkness, whispers secrets that you'll never find a way to retell.
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Now and then, it sounds like mere whispers floating in the fog about the lone affordable apartment left in the Bay.
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He didn't get married until he was 48 years old, Ms. Gund said, and there were whispers that he was gay.
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Some Republicans view Meadows's appointment as an encouraging sign after weeks of whispers that Mulvaney was on shaky ground with Trump.
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On "Look At Her Now," she whispers a tale of romantic loss and recovery that is punctuated by aching electronic sighs.
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For all the river's immensity, the current, borne hundreds of miles from up in the Hindu Kush, spoke only in whispers.
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"There have been some whispers that the GDP report could be on the stronger side for May in Canada," Smith said.
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Young and old gathered in small groups, and where there might have normally been laughter or yelling, whispers filled the void.
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The staff speaks in whispers and steps softly around an intimate space of dark gray walls, delicate artwork and candlelight shadows.
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Some of that energy has also transferred to the Good Company, a storefront on Allen Street, which whispers its tastemaking softly.
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The meaningful glances and whispers from the other lawyers hint at the profound discomfort that differing politics can inject into relationships.
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The air was the exact temperature of God's warm breath as he whispers a secret in your ear (72 degrees Fahrenheit).
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You may have heard whispers of travel bans, but most public health officials recommend against them because they don't really work.
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Whispers about the May-December romance aside, both bride and groom have also felt the encouragement of trusted friends and colleagues.
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It would complete the puzzle to hear the missing account of how the whispers in West Wing became a formal complaint.
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My idea of an action sport is sitting very quietly in meditation on a yoga mat while my guru whispers affirmations.
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" Hughes said the "listlessness" of and whispers of the bull market reaching its peak "makes a lot of people very nervous.
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She learned to watch for shadowy figures by the water at her Hudson river place and to listen for their whispers.
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As Dorothy tries to get out of the house, leaving Valerie in her father's care, the child whispers in her ear.
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We showed up, going to a couple of Lee's friends' Orthodox weddings, and met several dirty looks and whispers with smiles.
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"Many of us have begun to hear whispers of more serious war talk in and near the White House," he wrote.
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Hence the need to create something that walks and talks—or at least writhes and whispers—like a living human woman.
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More likely he will be desperate to maintain face and will listen to whatever his security staff whispers in his ear.
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"Let's fucking go!" he whispers intensely, as he proceeds to rip off his shirt, then his beanie, and then flex in excitement.
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Crunch, while regrettable, was only ever spoken about in whispers, or shrugged off after a month of discussion of a notable example.
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As Dee Dee falls asleep, she whispers, "Don't hurt me, sweetie," almost as if she knew her daughter was planning her demise.
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She stops at every line of the song, as Beyoncé presumably whispers lyrics into her daughter's ear encouraging her to keep going.
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It had been the whispers in the wind possibilities, but when it happened, there were a lot of people shocked up there.
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She runs back to her mother, cups her small hand around her mother's ear and whispers loud enough for me to hear.
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While financial markets have been volatile and whispers of a looming recession have to be considered, the future, as always, remains uncertain.
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It has been a troubling three years for emerging markets, but there are whispers that the money may finally be flowing back.
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Lilith, but Dark is such a generous collection of poetry; Perkins' writing whispers and aches, its emotion so immediately and effortlessly felt.
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A series of nasty thoughts that had begun as whispers in the back of my head mounted into angry shouts over time.
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"She has lost her moral compass," whispers a middle-aged writer in a noisy café, reflecting fears felt broadly across Bangladeshi society.
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After hearing whispers of Duffy's idea through a mutual friend, Renner reached out to Duffy in the early stages of Everence's development.
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Formerly known as Whispers, the bar was also forced to shut down and rebrand following the strip club closures earlier this year.
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She joins Chloë Sevigny, Elle Fanning, Dakota Fanning, and Julia Garner to show off her ASMR skills for Miu Miu's "Whispers" campaign.
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This awful truth was uncovered by another Canadian pig owner, Brandee McKee, who heard whispers about the family slaughtering the pig online.
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This includes Friends, Whispers (private chat) and activity sharing (to see when friends are streaming, what they're watching or playing a game).
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The whispers became murmurs and then a buzz and now it's a downright concern: where, oh, where is First Lady Melania Trump?
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Nicholas Caldwell, an original member of the R&B vocal group the Whispers, died on Tuesday at his home in San Francisco.
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Too much attention was paid to Thug's unapologetic sartorial choices, leading to maliciously homophobic whispers and shouts from detractors about his sexuality.
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Thank goodness Cersei Lannister is putting Varys' whispers to some actual use: destroying everyone who says anything remotely bad about her, naturally.
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She's tracking down Whispers by talking to his former colleagues, who seem to have an idea of what a "sensate" might be.
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Yet, a few whispers from Tayshia in the final seconds of "Week 6" proper hinted there's still some life in this season.
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"Has anyone told him that socialism is a bad thing?" whispers a secretary in her office on the Malecón, Havana's oceanfront esplanade.
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Whispers are in the region of 10%, and while pricing was first earmarked for this week, it may fall back to next.
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I remember the slut-shaming that would happen in the hallways, and the whispers, and the constant critiques of the feminine image.
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When we caught wind — well, more like summer breeze whispers — of Starbucks' newest Frappuccinos, our seasonal beverage-loving hearts skipped a beat.
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The drums ricochet through darkness, and a looping vocal cut whispers along as the track wraps you up in its deep texture.
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In a culture where sex was only discussed in whispers, and where submission to authority was paramount, Ketcham's privileged status remained unquestioned.
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Dunne performs barefoot on a small, amplified platform so his steps sound like whispers in a quiet dialogue with Potts's wistful songs.
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Certainly not for fans who make their bets, cheer their teams and support their favorite athletes regardless of whispers about P.E.D. use.
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" These words lead into the chorus of "Green Aphrodisiac," a track from her artfully affirming new album, "The Heart Speaks in Whispers.
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The initial impulse is to obliterate the site and to leave it unmarked, spoken of only in whispers, or not at all.
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Several other players who have been involved in matches that generated whispers of possible fixes said the unit never contacted them, either.
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A person in front of me—a black person—leans over to another black person and whispers the word in her ear.
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And there were whispers that he had carved the word "zulum" — wronged — into his body in a desperate kind of last testament.
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There are whispers about renewing the discussion to pass an antisubversion law to silence the opposition in the name of national security.
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So, does King Aerys plus Bran's whispers equal every single problem that we've ever enjoyed or had to slog through on GOT?
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"Jam" felt like Michael with the trademark vocal hiccups, well placed "uh-huh"s and aggressive whispers softened by his natural boyishness.
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At night, Dan and I lay in bed, two 20-somethings debating ethics in whispers while our children slept down the hall.
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In the essay, the writer said there were "early whispers" among Mr. Trump's advisers to remove him by invoking the 25th Amendment.
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It slaps you awake, follows you around all day, intrudes on your conversations, interrupts your dinner, whispers as you try to sleep.
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Mr. Reznor sings — and whispers and rants — about sickness, rot, insanity and annihilation, and about consciousness trapped in crumbling bodies and minds.
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The result is a spellbinding memorial to the nameless souls lost in Europe's vicious past, whose whispers are best heard in fables.
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The foundation was a minor chord and a recurring sequence; above it were ghostly whispers and sporadic, three-dimensional whirlwinds of dissonance.
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I've heard whispers of something similar in Australia, where renowned climate scientists like John Church have been under attack for a while.
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Bishop Malone's resignation was first reported on Monday by Whispers in the Loggia, a blog run by Rocco Palmo, a church analyst.
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With no whispers of a potential IPO just yet, cofounder Ian Siegel said the company will continue to improve its existing software.
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It's a window on the imperial capital as luxury mall, gilded, full of whispers and intrigue, subtle as a ton of brass.
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So far, there are only whispers about who will take the gavel, with some lawmakers and aides floating Oversight members like Rep.
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Markets have been particularly sensitive to the state of the talks, with stocks gyrating as whispers of progress or setbacks trickle out.
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She uses her voice as an instrument, saturating the song with soft whispers, making sure every bit of the track is covered.
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Fuck going to bed at a reasonable hour to spend your days hunched in a corporate cage, your druggie inner voice whispers.
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Backstage whispers about a drunken Dick crashing shows and sets and groping people have been prevalent in Hollywood and beyond for years.
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Luke whispers "It's so much bigger," presumably in response to the idea of balance between the light and dark sides of the force.
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Because what was once whispers against founders and venture capitalists are now being exposed—and the pressure will mount, and continue to mount.
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I want to make that thing, that Scarlett Johanssen that whispers in your ear but it's all about local places and local discovery.
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Staring through the camera, he whispers a final "I still love you" before snapping his fingers, walking out of frame with a flourish.
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" Eric whispers, "It's okay, I know you love Junior more but one day, oh yes, father, one day I will have my vengeance.
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Users will be able to connect with their Twitch friends and share their activity, and also use the service's "whispers" private messaging tool.
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Users can add up to 500 friends, and you're able to send whispers to other users with a single click, the company says.
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In addition to confirming their pregnancy, Weisz also hilariously confirmed (and denied) a few other rumors and whispers about her and her friends.
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"Gone is the wary Kung Fu Grasshopper voice with which Prince whispers when meeting strangers or accepting Academy Awards," he wrote in 1985.
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"They are not just telling us to be positive in public any more," whispers a high-tech tycoon at a fancy Mumbai dinner.
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A voter asked the Massachusetts senator whether she whispers into her dog's ear at night, asking her for recommendations on a running mate.
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There have been whispers that the company is also slowly preparing for an IPO, but it looks like those plans may be nixed.
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That's sparked whispers that a Democrat who is presently on the sidelines might ride to the rescue, but most view that as unlikely.
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The album will be released on cassette by US-based label Occult Whispers and on CD by Granite Factory Records on February 15.
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When Black Mass opened in September, there were whispers that he could be nominated for his first Oscar since 2007's Sweeney Todd.
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The drama had begun to weigh on the campaign, too, as whispers about their frustrations -- denied by top officials -- turned into prolonged groans.
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Which leaves royal watchers actively anticipating this weekend's event, with whispers that Charlotte, 29, will bring her new boyfriend, Italian filmmaker Lamberto Sanfelice.
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The Whispers had numerous hits and, at the height of their popularity, in the 1980s, four singles in the Billboard pop Top 40.
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Most bafflingly, the two men co-authored a technical paper about DDoS attacks that was published in an Israeli security magazine, Digitals Whispers.
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Static and glitches crowd out sidewinding riffs, or self-assured synth programming, all while Rook whispers listlessly about the abstract appeal of death.
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While there were whispers in the bond market of a much higher jobs number, ADP's 298,000 payrolls Wednesday set some expectations very high.
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So I go live, and I start to hear whispers happening, and as soon as they find out who I am, everything changes.
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"Honk honk" he whispers suggestively, before yanking down on a pull cord and sending a plume of hot steam screaming toward the sky.
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We rushed to Ali's motorcycle, on the way overhearing phone conversations, whispers, and live-recitation of tweets and Facebook comments from other passersby.
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When she eventually falls asleep in the early hours of the morning, she dreams that Jia whispers her killer's name in her ears.
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Whether or not there was any merit to these conspiratorial whispers, Goiko soon came to represent a style of football inimical to Barca.
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And it wouldn't be like the harrowing events in Iceland of the first season, when the sensates were prey, running from Whispers' grasp.
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SYRIA CIVIL WAR I'm not talking to you: The Syria peace talks are more like a game of Chinese whispers than real diplomacy.
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You don't need to have opened countless packs from Whispers of the Old Gods or The Grand Tournament to make a viable version.
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While they contribute to the broadcast as stage manager and camera operator, they are also responding to it with whispers, notes, and gestures.
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The Whispers started in 1963 and the group's other hits included "And The Beat Goes On" and "It Just Gets Better With Time."
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The Moon makes a dreamy connection to Neptune tonight at 2:34 AM—listen to the messages your inner voice whispers to you.
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The discussion between the President and his top aide came as whispers about how long Kelly is going to last are getting louder.
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The UI is pleasant to look at, and the little chime of a notification that whispers in your ear is most certainly addictive.
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But there always seems to be another show, another conversation composed of whispers, and, inevitably, one more meaningless, memorable first kiss with you.
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Her son whispers in her ear, making her turn away from the musician in her bedchamber — who indiscreetly gazes at her uncovered genitals.
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And though there have been few verified reports of extrajudicial killings or abuse, the people's resentment and fear are being carried in whispers.
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"Is that some other creature with me in the darkness?" the teacher whispers, as David's hand finds Sarah's knee and then her thigh.
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At the beginning of 2017, whispers began to circulate about an Anomaly that Niantic, the developer behind Ingress, planned to hold in February.
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"Heart burning hot enough for the both of us/I never realized how much you were holding back," Zauner whispers, a rich metaphor.
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All along, though, there have been persistent whispers that General Storm, whose real name was Jonas Noreika, also helped the Nazis kill Jews.
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Did we make too much noise coming inside, or had he already vanished into rage from the whispers he heard the previous night?
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All the video sessions and all the power yoga in the world won't stop the whispers that Bautista can no longer hack it.
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It enfolds warring families and shifting alliances, but in a setting where everyone is packed close and prying eyes and whispers are inescapable.
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Those "darker political times" are bedded in when she half-whispers, ""How we turn in the shadows / Murdering the world in our sleep.
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Rivera exchanged whispers with two other women in the group, her eyes darting between her children, who were crouching on the ground, exhausted.
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In Gerwig's hands, the story is not primarily about shame, and it is decidedly not about adolescent cruelty or the whispers of gossip.
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The wordless whispers and moans he likes to summon remain, but the nature sounds have multiplied: wind, rain, birds (sparrow, nightingale, owl), crickets.
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There were already whispers of growing friction between the two leaders, an apparent schism that reflects a broader divide that has split Poland.
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Everyone is so tired after a few days of games that it is quiet by midnight, but there are always whispers, coughs, splutters.
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And those same whispers will be the big news one the Sunday talk shows and will lead the news heading into next week.
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And, as The Atlantic proposed, is the fact that she's a woman helping her weather the whispers of her bad behavior more easily?
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Whispers of a shake-up partly explain a sense of inertia as Airbus lost on orders to Boeing at last week's Paris Airshow.
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Trump acknowledged the whispers, and while he didn't deny that she would be "great," Trump said he would continue to stand by Pence.
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Ducks, clairvoyance, gaming, children's whispers and Greek tragedy appear in works from Nicola Gunn, Britt Hatzius, Yehuda Duenyas, Yara Travieso and Forced Entertainment.ps122.
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Now, they may have to raise money at valuations below their previous marks — the "down rounds" you've heard whispers about for some time.
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"I had the lock, but he has the key," Jared Leto's disembodied voice whispers as Ryan Gosling stares furtively at an old tree.
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Dee Dee leans in and whispers the reporter's question to Gypsy, as if speaking directly to someone other than her mother isn't an option.
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There are already whispers that centrists and old-guard members of her district's Democratic machine want to run a primary challenger against her soon.
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A couple of years ago, there were whispers that the Empire spin-off would be a prequel focused exclusively on a young Cookie Lyon.
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" A spokeswoman for the couple said: "There is no statement due, no divorce, and a lot of Chinese whispers and fake social media news.
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It's unclear whether the White House will go from behind-the-scenes whispers to a public position that will certainly influence where this goes.
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" While getting her hair styled, Billie Jean King snickers, as her hair dresser whispers over her shoulder, "'Cause women know where the carburetor is.
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"Once you get the pressure thing down, it's easy, so easy," he nearly whispers as he lovingly scrapes some highlights onto a mountain peak.
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While there were whispers of peak Twitter circling for some time now, that looming theory was finally confirmed in the company's fourth-quarter results.
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Her thoughtful piece isn't at all about the tingling sensations or the whispers — it's about being faced with an intimacy you're not ready for.
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Later, Charlotte whispers to Carrie that the Rabbit made her come for "like 5 minutes," which certainly sounds like it's worth $92 to me.
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But Washington whispers suggest that the mission was devised to convince President Donald Trump to keep some troops within easy reach of ISIS targets.
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It has struck fear into the hearts of Silicon Valley executives, as they hear for the first time in a generation whispers of regulation.
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The soldier guiding us through the subterranean maze whispers: "If this is what they have here, only God knows what they have in Mosul."
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In the reality where you don't go into the bank, you own a highly elaborate listening device which can hear your parallel self's whispers.
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I can only imagine the watercooler whispers at many workplaces — this is not the kind of news that employees feel comfortable openly chatting about.
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The moral dilemma plays out in furtive whispers in their "kill room"; again, irony strengthens the whole scenario and leads to a satisfying conclusion.
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FROM PEN: Game Of Thrones' Iain Glen On Brutal Fight Scenes: "It's Not Just Meaningless Violence" Even Varys, the Master of Whispers himself, disapproves.
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"Some whispers suggest that more than half of the up to 20 percent of undecided voters may back Renzi in the end," Schmieding said.
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In the clip, Eichner, who shared the video on Twitter — whispers to costar Seth Rogan about what he might say to the royal couple.
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In the clip, Eichner, who shared the video on Twitter — whispers to costar Seth Rogan about what he might say to the new parents.
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Whispers have been traveling through the market, though, that her remarks to The Chicago Council on Global Affairs could show a change in mindset.
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Now, she has all the whispers to deal with, on top of her pregnancy on top of her duties and rigorous travel as Duchess.
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But let us remember that last season, just as Will and Riley started discovering their love for one another, Riley was captured by Whispers.
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The vision whispers encouragement to Teresa from behind her sunglasses when things get really rough, like when a vicious hit-squad member rapes her.
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After that, The Sting won Best Picture, over a field of nominees that included The Exorcist, Ingmar Bergman's Cries and Whispers, and American Graffiti.
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There were whispers of a split, and some deleted Instagrams, in a story in the New Zealand herald, but it was never officially confirmed.
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Staring through the camera, he whispers a final, "I still love you," before snapping his fingers and walking out of frame with a flourish.
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Since then, we haven't heard any whispers about Kim getting surgery, but she was also still under the radar thanks to the Paris robbery.
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Today the company announced that "Whispers of the Old Gods" will be available for Hearthstone via in-game purchase starting on Tuesday, April 26th.
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"You better buck your act up, lad," he whispers, his terrible attempt at a Nottinghamshire accent somehow making the scene all the more terrifying.
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You'd hear whispers from friends of friends about Stan Hansen (the cowboy?) and how he probably killed a man with his lariat in Tokyo.
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All around, the whispers of a million insect legs chatter against the rocks, as they explore the dark, on some mission of their own.
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Yesterday afternoon, Blizzard, developer of the enormously popular digital card game Hearthstone, made an announcement about its new expansion, Whispers of the Old Gods.
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But whispers that the event would be streamed to the public via Bad Boy Records impresario Puff Daddy's music television Revolt hinted at more.
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There's always been kind of whispers of there being a Pile record and then a solo record from you for that kind of stuff.
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While there were whispers over the pasta about how and why Zac Posen had gone dark, officially all was promise, positivity and industry solidarity.
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They didn't innocently overhear anonymous whispers on a midtown elevator, something the law has never considered a basis for the crime of insider trading.
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The open studio is quiet — the only sound comes from the humming tubular vents overhead and a handful of staff who confer in whispers.
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Watch the full segment here: Cramer even heard whispers on Wall Street that the company could be ready to raise its earnings guidance soon.
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He sits next to her hospital bed and whispers, "Sorry"; then he places her inert thumb on the phone's touch pad, unlocking the screen.
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The whispers, which turned into constant conversation, which turned into screaming headlines, is that Kushner mixed too much personal business with official governmental work.
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Slant whispers and looming stares pass through the prison yard around 3:30 PM. It's July, and hotter than usual on Michigan's upper peninsula.
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"Given the instability many witnessed, there were early whispers within the cabinet of invoking the 25th Amendment," an anonymous Trump office writes https://t.
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I realized that Ms. Solomon must have to deal with this kind of behavior all the time — stares and stage whispers and judgmental comments.
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SAN FRANCISCO — First, there were conspiratorial whispers on social media that the coronavirus had been cooked up in a secret government lab in China.
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Yet when one of Houston's two brothers leans forward and stage-whispers something like, "This family is full of secrets," it sounds like histrionics.
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They often start reading in whispers, urged on by the barbers, who pretend they can't hear or who ask them about illustrations or characters.
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And whispers of a sad or frustrated Holland won't be something Sony wants to deal with whenever a new Spider-Man movie comes out.
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With whispers abounding through Mr. Trump's camp, Democrats were far more willing to point out publicly what people close to the president said privately.
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But Tyler Micoleau's lighting, and the whispers of projections by Maya Ciarrocchi, evoke the subliminal changes of perspective stirred by the arrival of strangers.
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" Uncle Nuke is Madden's confidant once her parents marry; she whispers to the mannequin that they can keep her father, "if we have to.
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Meanwhile, Whispers pursues Will and Riley relentlessly, toying especially with Will's emotions when he is unable to return home to Chicago for the holidays.
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In some ways, Ms. Fure's vocabulary of dread-inducing noises is familiar: a panicky pulse, heavy distortion, muffled cries and amplified whispers, sustained dissonances.
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This is a hypnotic floral that whispers of a headier time, of light-up floors and velvet jumpsuits, sateen glamour and 21960s power shoulders.
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Washington (CNN)The whispers began within minutes of the release of CNN's new national poll on the 2020 field: Is something wrong with Sen.
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They bowed slightly to their mentors before unleashing a series of punches, karate chops and kicks, interspersed with occasional giggles, whispers and sheepish smiles.
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It's the kind of clean, bright space that once expressed faith and optimism about the world but now whispers big-ticket taste and privilege.
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And for all the contagious giddiness of the mise-en-scène that Prospero sets whirling, an ineradicable sense of disgust whispers through these enchantments.
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Some of her live sounds — including gentle whispers and back-of-the-throat clicks — were blended with prerecorded tracks in a surround-sound miasma.
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"What began as whispers of malcontent from Obama's inner circle about Holbrooke's antics eventually turned into a three-ring circus of humiliation," Farrow contends.
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It is one of over three dozen endangered languages heard in "Last Whispers," a film and surround-sound experience that will be screened Oct.
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CreditCreditRonan Donovan for The New York Times Con Slobodchikoff and I approached the mountain meadow slowly, obliquely, softening our footfalls and conversing in whispers.
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CABINET WHISPERS: The Hill's Nikita Vladimirov reports: Donald Trump's transition team has prepared a preliminary list of potential Cabinet members for his upcoming administration.
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As Fleabag narrates, she tilts her head confidingly to break the fourth wall, or whispers a quip from the corner of her lipsticked mouth.
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Ross's street cred has been doubted at times — a career-threatening problem in hip-hop, but this book should put those whispers to rest.
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He is the author of the Evenstad Media Presents series, the King Jester Trilogy, The Mountains of Good Fortune, and the Immortal Whispers series.
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Although Eilish avoids big choruses and conventional hooks, she finds bliss points in smaller moments, accumulating a slew of blats and crunches and whispers.
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"I'm-a Luigi, number one!" he whispers into his brother's ear, before delivering the final turtle shell to the heart that kills our gritty protagonist.
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After nearly two years of whispers, Chloë confirmed that she and Brooklyn were indeed in a relationship during an appearance on Watch What Happens Live!
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"I am, quite honestly, a tad bit of a perfectionist," she whispers this like it's a secret and not the most obvious thing about her.
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"We started with such high hopes," Liz Taylor whispers, moments before her throat is cut wide open, black blood oozing out of the gaping hole.
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That hyperpartisan dynamic is why Republicans keep their disdain for Donald Trump to off-the-record Washington whispers: They are afraid of a primary challenge.
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Just revisit the scene when Scar whispers, "Long live the king" to Mufasa before throwing him off the cliff, and try to suppress the goosebumps.
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From the offices of Venture Capital firms to the financial services districts, you may not be able to escape the promising whispers of fintech startups.
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The whispers that followed Aldridge out of town weren't the result of his choice to leave, but the environment he helped create before he left.
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There are whispers of a second-floor room packed with hats too, though few are permitted inside the house on Big Tree Road to confirm.
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At the official dinner, held last Thursday, at Perry Street, whispers filled the room each time Burr passed out blotters dipped in a new scent.
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But that didn't keep Tyrnauer — a journalist for Vanity Fair who also made the 19503 documentary Valentino: The Last Emperor — from catching whispers about him.
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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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Indeed, there is an ever-present undercurrent at Wellesley that whispers, occasionally screams, that one should support Hillary because she is part of the sisterhood.
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Try Oprah Winfrey, who was raised on a small Mississippi farm by her grandmother, for self-made *whispers Kylie also isn't a billionaire yet* pic.twitter.
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It's a reaction that has been shared by many of my friends, peers and colleagues in conversations over text, on Slack and through hushed whispers.
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By 1998, whispers of York's sexual depravity reached local enforcement when they learned about a rash of underage Nuwaubian girls giving birth in area hospitals.
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She'd been the nexus of Oak Hill gossip for as long as I could remember, the generator behind its engine of whispers and sidelong comments.
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"Imagine I am kissing you here on your neck and how often I will kiss you when I return," he whispers in her ear. Ahem.
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In one chilling scene, Shazia whispers out an Islamic supplication—"to Him we belong and to Him we return"—before Mia clobbers her to death.
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Fast as a bullet, or just a homo sensorium cluster that's really good at finding places, all the sensates are at Whispers' place of residence.
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As for the ever-prolonged hunt for Whispers, Riley and Diego track down the anonymous woman from BPO who met with Riley in the church.
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Folks chew noticeably slower, people's whispers sounded louder and suddenly, a film about silence managed to let me know where every shitty moviegoer was sitting.
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The final episode of the BBC period drama aired in the UK on November, 2015, and whispers of a movie have followed us ever since.
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After spending most of the first nine minutes on their phones, presumably to ensure that they were in the shot, one man whispers to another.
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Nan Tuckett, for instance, was raised amid whispers of Cherokee blood; a strand of her family had dark skin and hair and roots in Virginia.
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You rarely hear music at all; instead, the streets are largely quiet save for the chirping of crickets and the hideous whispers of the undead.
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Fear of whispers keeps us in check On the flip side, the awareness that others are likely talking about us can keep us in line.
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Without a convincing argument about why he shouldn't terminate NAFTA, he's liable to switch positions again when another adviser, like Bannon, whispers in his ear.
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It's only been four days since the first whispers of misconduct on the set of Bachelor In Paradise made headlines, but so much has happened.
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In May, there were whispers that the 19-year-old landed a seven-figure fashion deal with the label, though it's yet to be confirmed.
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She spent an hour laying eggs, and even from thirty yards away you could hear her heavy breathing in between the whispers of the waves.
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The grapevine whispers that Swift bought the home in April 2013 after breaking up with Conor Kennedy — the famous Kennedy Family Compound is not far.
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Now and then, Mr. Rothenberg sent volleys of jazzy riffs skyward, but more often the group produced mildly dissonant chords, rhythmic shudders and breathy whispers.
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Early whispers of the project first came back in 2011 when all the internet heard was that Ghost House Pictures was working on the relaunch.
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Ms. Ko's vivid orchestral palette included fragile whispers in the upper strings interrupted by ominous brass flourishes, with sonic explosions following more sparsely orchestrated fragments.
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I've also heard whispers about Serial Season 3...I'm not allowed to say anything yet, but I can tell you we are working on it.
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Whispers of Rachel Roy's involvement in the tussle were, at the time, reserved for a few industry insiders privileged enough to have an inside scoop.
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Kris: *whispers* oh god *grabs Kim's wrist*Kanye: First and foremost, me and Kim will be in it, since we are the celebrity of celebrities.
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It often feels like all three are hatching the same schemes, raising the same eyebrows, muttering the same hushed whispers and innuendos over and over.
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Al Green whispers into the microphone, "I'm an Aries," and the crowd gasps like he just opened a trench coat and wasn't wearing anything underneath.
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At the time of going to press, there are whispers that it will be spared from the government's chopping block for at least another year.
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If you knew -- or had heard whispers -- that bigwigs up the food chain didn't want certain words in your budget proposal, what would you do?
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Herndon's singing is full of operatic swells and icy whispers—it's what marks her music as intimate and human, despite the digital melee around her.
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She submitted her plans to Princeton's building department and received a construction permit before whispers about the movement to create a historic district reached her.
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Sansa (re)marries Tyrion — there was some hinting toward this when they spoke earlier this season — and Arya serves as their enforcer/Master of Whispers.
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Ultimately, the devil on your shoulder whispers in your ear and says, "You can have more if you want," and I think that's what happened.
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Despite some American officials hinting at a willingness to consider military force to bring down Mr. Maduro, the whispers appear unlikely to turn into action.
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Before Mum's abuse drove her to run away when I was in seventh grade, we traded observations in hushed whispers and forged an iron alliance.
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After they toiled for a few episodes, it was back to Gilead for them both — back to desultory trips to the market and conspiratorial whispers.
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The event, hosted by Sara Radin, a writer and community organizer, was intended to celebrate aspects of gynecological health that are often spoken in whispers.
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That started to manifest even before the deal had been announced: Juventus's share price soared with the first whispers that a move might be imminent.
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More often, it happens in whispers, through subtly closed off circles, through feigned compliments that turn into mocking giggles as soon as backs are turned.
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Here is his "Whispers in the Deep," which was banned from broadcast on the state-controlled radio station SABC when it was released in 1986.
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Earlier this month, the Internet erupted with whispers about the potential reemergence of the Tasmanian tiger, an animal believed to have gone extinct in 1936.
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"She can't be someone who whispers in the ears of the president," said Alix Bouilhaguet, a journalist who covered the spouses of the presidential candidates.
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The most-shared story, from Irish satire site Waterford Whispers News, bears the title "Beyoncé Set To Perform At Trump Impeachment Halftime Show" (930,800 engagements).
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The change in scale is minor, but it has an extraordinary effect, transforming what had been a series of quiet whispers into bold, unforgettable statements.
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ESPN&aposs Ed Werder reported that there are whispers around the organization that Garrett could be retained in another role outside of the head coach.
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It's about a tiny man who whispers words into the ears of the sleeping, transporting them into incredible, fanciful dreamscapes, worlds where anything is possible.
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" The op-ed also described "early whispers within the cabinet of invoking the 25th Amendment, which would start a complex process for removing the president.
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"A man will listen to everything his wife whispers on the pillow, but in the morning she won't get any credit for it," she said.
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Saudi politics are murky, but there are whispers that the crown prince will not necessarily be elevated to king on the death of his father.
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But at the same time, much of the Netflix hype machine is driven by its occasional whispers of just how many people watch its shows.
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But now that that door has slammed shut, we can expect to start hearing whispers about some team or other making eyes at Quebec City.
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Taboos about sex, fears about desire, and squeamishness about discussing our bodies have led to an abundance of whispers about sex and everything that surrounds it.
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Once again, Josh rocks Nilsa's world and whispers sweet nothings into her ear, like this: Josh: I think you're a lot more than just big boobs.
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When we see June at the Red Center after leaving the Waterfords, a fellow handmaid whispers confirmation that Emily got to Canada safely with June's baby.
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In Jurassic Park, head honcho John Hammond whispers, "Come on, little one," to a hatching baby raptor trying to claw her way out of her shell.
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My faith whispers to keep it on in defiance of fear — and in my conviction that diversity is a right and a strength in this country.
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After some ghoulish whispers played backwards, "The Fine Art of Original Sin" kicked in, seeing Devore's warped take on hardcore at its most confident and memorable.
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The gobsmacked guests stumbled through interviews with Kimmel, shell-shocked selfies and the prophetic whispers of Ryan Gosling, and we could've done without any of it.
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He was mainly guilty by association—there's no evidence he participated in fixing games—but the whispers kept him out of the pros for seven years.
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" After JJ and Tyson are quickly ushered away to "solve" a "math equation," Maya whispers to Jimmy, "We can't quit, because it's his dream, isn't it!
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Last year, there were whispers about how Oscar winners Emma Stone and Alicia Vikander were both in talks to play Agatha Christie in two separate biopics.
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Zak also captured several EVPs (Electronic Voice Phenomenon), which are what sound like disembodied voices and whispers on a digital recording when no one is talking.
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The delay whispers started back in April, but multiple sources claimed just last week that the deluxe version of the flagship is facing troubling production hurdles.
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After a long period without any substantive information (although plenty of whispers, speculation, and questionable photos), it finally happened: the biggest iPhone 8 leak so far.
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We've heard whispers about everything from new phones, to new Chromecasts, to a new VR headset, to a complete rethinking of Android as we know it.
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There are also whispers that she and Kylie Jenner have somewhat reconciled, or at least are on better terms than we see right now on KUWTK.
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Whispers was the evil kill-the-sensates man and Angelica was the ethereal woman who appeared in fuzzy flashbacks to remind the sensates of their origin.
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There were frequent veiled whispers from the Clinton campaign in 2008 that the system unfairly helped Obama, who ran to the former New York senator's left.
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Fueled by a flagging stock price, rising competition and the incessant whispers about low morale at the company, Dorsey is being forced to change Twitter. Fast.
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"Why you fucking with me… why you fucking with me…" she whispers on "Shepherd," her voice hovering and then springing into action over crisp, electric claps.
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"When you realized your whispers weren't working I saw the panic disappear and you took a deep breath and took a step of courage," Carroll wrote.
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The op-ed also mentions the tidbit that "there were early whispers within the cabinet of invoking the 25th Amendment" to remove President Trump from office.
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"I can see you," a massive, wide-eyed head whispers in the distance, its fleshy tongue strewn about the ground, as if it recently gave up.
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When they see each other's portraits, it seems revelatory: "Louie, you look like a hunk!" whispers James to Louis; "These are beautiful," tells Louis to Riley.
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In the next gallery is Shouting in Whispers (2017), a series of screenprints bearing feminist quotes, which continues Cammock's mission of giving voice to the voiceless.
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Over the last two weeks, though, he may feel that trust has been breached, thanks to a steady trickle of whispers of discontent inside the team.
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In the lead-up to President Donald Trump's maiden speech before the United Nations General Assembly, there were whispers that we would see a new Trump.
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After easily rotating her shoulder with a vertical arm stretch, she whispers to the male instructor that her daughter is single, prompting protest from the daughter.
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The BeyHive Twitter account — which thoroughly documents any and all whispers of Bey news — claims that the family members will appear in a new music video.
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From the melodica-led "Privacy," to the hushed whispers of "Scorpions," to the shoulder hunch of "Building a Ramp," the tracks are simple but insanely catchy.
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As Yorke whispers about fog and memory, it's easy enough to imagine someone like Jeremih or the Weeknd weaving delicately around him, luxuriating in the darkness.
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They stop a guy who's about to board a plane Love Actually style, and Jepsen whispers "you need to tell him something" into a girl's ear.
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But the ASMR YouTube community seeks to create tingles through videos that use "triggers," which commonly include whispers, tapping, and roleplay scenarios that play out onscreen.
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If an unusually pale child is born, the mother must endure whispers that the complexion is the result of a father from Myanmar's Bamar ethnic majority.
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Its propulsive images of slithering octopuses and singing migrants imagine a community of bodies on the move, while Ms. Prouvost whispers in her signature breathy Franglais.
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Even before he left the White House this year to return to his home state, there were whispers that Ayers was interested in running for governor.
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Recipe: Braised Chicken With Gochujang Many of the Finger Lakes cabernet franc wines exhibited restrained fruit, whispers of spice and musky smoke in a brooding package.
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They cause whispers by having a son a bit too soon after the wedding, but life settles down, and two more sons and a daughter follow.
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Photographers jockey a little more frantically, and staff members walk faster and speak in heightened whispers, as if something close to momentous is about to drop.
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