He starts babbling and repeating one phrase over and over.
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I didn't hear a baby babbling or a parent talking.
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Kingston made random babbling sounds and DJ responded with complete seriousness.
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About one second later, the baby starts babbling in his room.
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Her father, the sultan, is a babbling, easily directed man-child.
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Is this babbling old man real, or some sort of apparition?
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Its beat was now soft and aimless, like a baby's babbling.
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Why on earth wouldn't you just move down by that babbling river?
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It looks like a postcard: surrounded by mountains and a babbling stream.
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Meanwhile, her father, the sultan, is a babbling, easily manipulated man-child.
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Everywhere I go, people are babbling about Mike Pence and Tim Kaine!
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He started convulsing, and in the ambulance began "babbling," Ms. Nikulshina said.
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A third video features the tot in her mother's arms, smiling and babbling.
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GUPTA: As a baby, Brittany never learned to crawl or make babbling sounds.
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Whitehead was slurring his words, babbling incoherently and absolutely bombing field sobriety tests.
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Not every backpacking trip takes you through mossy forests and through babbling brooks.
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Inevitably, convention-goers will walk by someone with a microphone babbling about something unintelligible.
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The biggest part of the cornucopia of retractions, evasions and garbled babbling involved Iraq.
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And you thought Donald Trump was just babbling when he promised to make history.
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All was quiet on Roxham Road, except for the babbling water in the ditch.
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"He wasn't all there, he was babbling, he was talking incoherently," Mr. Garment said.
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Prompto is babbling away like usual, while Noctis sits quietly, tapping away at his phone.
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Everyone else is babbling about brackets and buzzer-beaters, and you just can't be bothered.
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It needs play-based learning and lots of speaking, or just babbling, back and forth.
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Sometimes, I just want to talk to another person without babbling and saying no constantly.
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But Stormi interrupted a few more times after that, laughing and babbling in the background.
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Gibby started babbling some incoherent nonsense, knocked over the whiskey, and fell off the stool.
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You keep on babbling about the earth, but there's a heaven with stars, constellations, emanations.
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That doesn't turn him into a babbling idiot who has no control over his faculties.
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But I'd also recognized the milestone for what it was — my baby wasn't babbling anymore.
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When he began babbling in terror a sergeant clubbed him with an M-16 rifle.
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I saw a babbling brook for the first time and was able to touch it.
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The babbling flow of water soothes the soul and the Valais sun warms the body.
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Or a critic might pan the murky waters of a babbling blockbuster for flecks of gold.
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You can also say "play rain sounds," fireplace sounds, country night sounds, or babbling brook sounds.
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So if you're really worried about a babbling brook setting you off, you might have some options.
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His mother says he's now able to hold up his head, and he's eating, smiling, and babbling.
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Their laughter was felt in my whole being, [it was] like a babbling brook or rustling leaves.
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When I hear a babbling brook, I don't appreciate the sound; I'm thinking about smartphone power, baby.
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Rarely seen Window treatments at Paddock's house on Babbling Brook Court made it hard to see inside.
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A boring, babbling starlet whom not even consummate talk show host and guest Garry Shandling could rescue.
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But having a history of babbling about "self-deportation" somehow seems a lot less troubling these days.
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He recalled the ambassador to Ukraine just to please the president and his babbling Beelzebub, Rudy Giuliani.
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A supposedly brief meeting that has been stretched on for hours because your co-workers can't stop babbling?
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I began just sort of babbling like I was a child, I think it was just the fear.
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There were 29 potential outcomes to Babbling Book's effect, and most of them would not have helped Pavel.
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The players asked the woman for her name -- she refused to identify herself -- instead, babbling and cussing away.
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By the time he makes it back to bed, the room is a forest with a babbling brook.
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Suddenly, Frank had hair and Charlie was having kids with the Waitress and babbling in Chinese and whatever.
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No more babbling coworkers, no more loud subway chewers (gross), and definitely to more jackhammers outside your window.
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McVay couldn't have been nicer -- and even humored our photog when he was babbling on about Janet Jackson.
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Knott, 48, was usually quiet, but he had been screaming and babbling incoherently for a week, Currence said.
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When audiences arrive at a secret location in Hell's Kitchen, they'll find women babbling, whispering, walking and rocking.
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They don't know that you once spent an entire dinner party babbling about Nepal when you meant Tibet.
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As puzzle solvers, we experience language's evolution in real time, just as a babbling brook deposits new words.
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"You can really lose it in these places, you can come in here and leave babbling," he said.
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If Pride and Prejudice is a sparkling and babbling brook, Persuasion is a quiet pool with still, deep waters.
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Child psychologists call this "motor babbling," and the UC Berkeley researchers applied the same methodology and terminology to Vestri.
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We're not going to let the horror Tuesday night has conjured stop us from babbling like idiots about movies.
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He stopped by a few patrons' tables because he thought he could still talk, but he was just babbling.
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It's just clips of a grown-ass man and supposed leader of the free world babbling incoherently. Cool. Enjoy?
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As I walked, the babbling of rushing water gradually grew louder and louder, from polite conversation to outright screaming.
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That's the same volume as a humming fridge, the ambiance of a library, or a gently babbling forest brook.
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When 13-year-old Nathalia Lawlor was born, she seemed perfectly healthy, moving and babbling like any other baby.
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But my assistant was in the back babbling like a lunatic, back and forth like a Ping-Pong ball.
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Neither the humans nor the dogs showed much response in cortisol levels to the sound of a baby babbling.
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She made her way across the floor, pausing to squat and balance herself, babbling, making her way over to me.
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The kids are Violet (Malina Weissman), 14; Klaus (Louis Hynes), and their baby sister Sunny, whose babbling is amusingly subtitled.
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Their reactions when he pops out — which range from babbling excitement to stunned shock — are a total joy to behold.
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Carlos was just standing there munching nonchalantly on a granola bar, and Ashley was babbling in a state of shock.
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I pictured him sweating and babbling, and lunging to and fro in white costumes, taunting people like a drunken God.
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"Sauce" Whiskey Flask Obviously, you can use this to keep in water from the babbling streams you'll hike next to.
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In other words, as kids develop, their babbling starts to reflect the speech patterns of their native language, Bryant said.
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There, guided by English-speaking teachers and surrounded by toddlers babbling in loose English, I adopted the new language quickly.
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Their 10-month-old son, John Cale Jr, was a precocious baby, babbling a dozen words and exploring solid foods.
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As I head down the hallway to grab my book, I hear a babbling sound coming from my son's room.
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Surrounded by sprawling pastures and babbling rivers, Novi Sanzhary is the type of place where everybody knows just about everybody.
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Flee to the mountains, deserts and babbling brooks to get in touch with wild spaces, to find perspective and humility.
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To that extent, this "Marriage" is a silly aural pleasure, like a child babbling or a suite of Looney Tunes.
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Cunningham himself plays Johnny, a boy locked in a dark basement with a Chihuahua who is seen babbling while being interviewed.
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"I've had my own child now," she says, the sound of a toddler babbling distantly on the end of the phone.
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"I was babbling a little, but I got my point across in a polite and direct fashion," Wilkinson told the Post.
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This included Reconstruction-era Justice Nathan Clifford, who was deemed "a babbling idiot" by another justice during one particularly rough stretch.
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For weeks, Mario would call and put the phone close to the baby, so Aida could hear his cries, his babbling.
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"Leo is making all kinds of amazing coos and babbling," says Harris, whose son's father is her longtime partner Justin Pasutto.
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If, that is, the soap were handmade in the French countryside and the water were plunged from an icy, babbling brook.
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Outside, it sounded like a babbling brook, but it was overflow from a nearby bayou spilling into homes and over sidewalks.
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I don't think it'll lead to impeachment — unless the president starts wandering around in his underwear babbling about space alien takeovers.
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So, no matter where your answer takes you in terms of content, don't stumble over your words, panic or start babbling.
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The trunks, lit by hidden fluorescent tubes, are partly ajar, letting viewers peek at the rolling hills and babbling brooks within.
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I bagged it four years ago and all it got me was this gig babbling in the wee hours about election returns.
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Ratings machine Sean Spicer just got his big break — the starring role in a new soap opera, The Bold and the Babbling.
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They could also improve accuracy by layering on other emerging predictive algorithms—ones based on genes, eye movements, and even baby babbling.
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"I was babbling a little, but I got my point across in a polite and direct fashion," Wilkinson told The Washington Post .
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During his eight-year trial, Asahara talked incoherently, occasionally babbling in broken English, and never acknowledged his responsibility or offered meaningful explanations.
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Bantering babbling profanity with the host of an entertainment show, Mr Trump brags about groping women and trying to seduce someone's wife.
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Summer cuts off Hemorrhage's insecure babbling with a kiss, perhaps seeing too much of herself in his facade of toughness to resist.
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During an eight-year trial, he talked incoherently, occasionally babbling in broken English, and never acknowledged his responsibility or offered meaningful explanations.
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Luckily, a band of self-satisfied elitists found him babbling on the streets, threw some pants on him, gave him a stage.
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I like to use proper nouns in poorly explained contexts, even if most readers will have no idea what I'm babbling about.
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What are people in the rest of the world supposed to think when they hear such babbling about such an important issue?
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At lunch, I showed off, babbling with the restaurant owner to persuade him to make a pasta sampler for my hungry tween.
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There are those who drift off by instructing their Amazon Alexa or Google Home to play recordings of babbling brooks and cicadas.
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I've certainly told the story of babbling to a stranger about my liaisons with his other body as a dark-comedy bit.
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All the alchemy required to turn our babbling into a coherent weekly show is handled by the geniuses at Pineapple Street Media.
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"If the federal registration of a trademark makes the mark government speech, the federal government is babbling prodigiously and incoherently," he wrote.
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Dropping the character limit could dilute the stream with babbling, and make us interrupt scrolling to constantly expand tweets to their full length.
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Getting a bunch of people babbling about something online to buy it — "conversion," to put it in retail lingo — is another thing altogether.
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The babbling brook is not only lovely, but demands to be shared via Instagram, once the correct filter ("Walden," natch) has been applied.
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And, as you can see from "The Bold And The Babbling" — that's exactly what Stephen Colbert did last night on the Late Show.
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The tot, who is wearing a white onesie, can be heard babbling as she clutches a small Louis Vuitton purse with colorful letters.
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But sadly for the prosecution, Flora is still babbling on about Priscilla, which causes the jury to split after 16 days of deliberation.
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The entire piece consists of mostly frontal shots captured with a largely fixed camera and accompanied by a glorious babbling stream of voices.
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This simulated motor babbling quickly converges on useful actions that move the agent forward into the game, even though the agent doesn't know it.
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This contemplation would turn into animated babbling with attendant hand waving, and occasionally a little dance routine if I had a particularly good idea.
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If you stop next to any babbling brook, you WILL see an empty Bud can from 1982 lolling down it, pinballing amongst the rocks.
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" After the two stepped outside, Wilkinson says, "I was babbling a little, but I got my point across in a polite and direct fashion.
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Every day, Walsh would photoshop the namesake cat out of the strip, leaving a delirious Jon Arbuckle babbling to himself in his empty apartment.
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But until Trump fully descended into incoherent babbling in the final half-hour, the third debate felt like three people cosplaying a presidential debate.
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In the 19th century, Justice Nathan Clifford was described as a "babbling idiot" but continued to serve on the Supreme Court until his death.
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Marnie doesn't just call Lori, she does so repeatedly, babbling away as if each call were another clause in a sentence without end ("anyway").
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Another might suggest the parent talk back and forth with the child, responding to their babbling sounds – the first steps in having a conversation.
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He pulled over and, with cars whizzing by and his boys babbling excitedly in the back seat, learned that he had lost his house.
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Listening to her subharmonic seas of sound is like convening on the bank of a babbling brook and carefully paying attention to its surface.
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Bannon's mission is to remove McConnell, the still babbling chicken head, so that the GOP leadership reflects the new will of the Republican people.
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Perhaps this one needed an editor to get it all under control; as is, the book feels like a babbling brook with no direction.
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That probably sounds silly, but Rez Infinite is the kind of experience that's difficult to effectively put into words without lapsing into babbling hyperbole.
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With mesmerizing Sedona red rock formations, lush meadows, and a babbling creek, guests can enjoy a diverse environment at Red Rock State Park in Arizona.
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The girl kept babbling "Papa-Papa-Papa," while the grownups talked only when absolutely necessary, even though they were crammed tightly together at the table.
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In just a short time, I saw a mom grow more comfortable in talking with her child -- babbling back and forth and rolling a ball.
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Piloted Shredder, Unstable Portal, and, yes, Babbling Book are all cards equipped with variable effects that thrill on a visceral level while frustrating the professional scene.
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The summer is young enough that the chickens, babbling in their coop, are still in the awkward teenage phase, balding in some places, leaving feathers everywhere.
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The spot features Angel Stella Maxwell doing some sexy chair posing in a sparkly minidress, as well as voiceovers from two dudes babbling on about fantasies.
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We did not wake up to the sound of a babbling brook or the fresh smell of dewy trees and grass taking in the morning sun.
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"My wife recently walked in on me crying and listening to recordings of him babbling, from before his diagnosis and surgery," the Deadpool 2 star shared.
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" Rejecting the season's bright optimism, the poem concludes: "It is not enough that yearly, down this hill, / April / Comes like an idiot, babbling and strewing flowers.
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Assuming Giuliani was not simply babbling incoherently, his outlandish hypothetical about shooting Comey could be meant to acculturate Americans to a maximalist version of presidential power.
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If you're into chirping frogs, plain white noise, babbling brooks, cars whizzing by, or even Tibetan singing bowls, well, then White Noise Lite has you covered.
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In the study, researchers exposed 75 pet dogs and 74 people to one of three distinct sounds: a baby crying, a baby babbling and radio static.
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Even the cheery hosts of "Fox & Friends" turned grim-faced as Trump ranted, and it was left to Kilmeade to put a stop to the babbling.
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As we encounter people talking — voices babbling, mouths moving — our brains are constantly making calculations to help them pin down what voices belong to what mouths.
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And judging from his babbling public performance before reporters at the UN General Assembly in New York on Wednesday, he does not know how to cope.
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To get to the restaurant, I drove for miles down windy canyon roads, past lush green fields, herds of cows, and brooks that were literally babbling.
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Here are the videos of the week: Babbling baby makes his triumphant return A viral dad and baby strike again after capturing hearts in an online video.
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Sound can be marvelously evocative; whisking us away from offices and homes to sit beside babbling streams in shady forests, or shiver on an exposed mountain side.
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On TV, in magazines and video clips, babbling from the White House lawn during a press conference, were unabashed hustlers trying to get over on the powerless.
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Then she started speaking about her brother—rapidly and assuredly, in perfect English—with the babbling-brook urgency of a shut-in who is starved for conversation.
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It's alternately upsetting and ecstatic, the sort of borderline-incoherent bit of babbling genius you can only land on when you approach your art with no expectations.
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Who wouldn't rather have a president with a habit of babbling than one who'd move into the Oval Office and start deconstructing the government's pandemic control team?
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Nick's wife, Elizabeth (Mare Winningham, fabulous), is suffering from the kind of dementia that has her babbling uncomfortable truths and hitting those who try to help her.
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The reflecting pool, where people tossed pennies, is now complemented by a tiny weir whose tinkle of babbling water adds a sound feature for the visually impaired.
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Still, I wouldn't trade waking up every morning to their little voices, one babbling incoherently and the other asking for a breakfast, which he does not eat.
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There's also the question of how it reads out loud — which is especially important for babies or toddlers who are on that delightful, babbling verge of talking.
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Golgotha, where Jesus is crucified, is depicted as a somberly demonic carnival: the chorus, a growing rumble of babbling voices; twirls of clarinet; a clatter of cimbalom.
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It's a dinner party, for Pete's sake — who needs a babbling drunk like Hemingway, or some preening member of the Bloomsbury "set," making everyone else feel inadequate?
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When he arrives, he finds that all of humanity has evolved into boneless consumerist blobs, eating constantly, babbling at screens, and lounging in high-speed, floating chairs.
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Selina flounders, but it ripples on to the other candidates, who end up babbling at their podiums and derailing the whole thing without the help of Selina's team.
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Other houses might offer bigger floor plans, but the one on Babbling Brook Court had two big selling points: a commanding hilltop view and, perhaps most importantly, privacy.
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Many dads, grandparents, older siblings, aunts, uncles and babysitters speak parentese, intuitively aware that it helps the baby tune in socially and respond, even if only through babbling.
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The babies themselves vocalized more, too—if you remove non-linguistic noises like coughing and count prelinguistic noises like babbling, the babies in the coaching group were chattier.
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If bureaucrats are to be regarded as authors of the trademarks, Justice Alito noted, then "the federal government is babbling prodigiously and incoherently" and is "saying many unseemly things".
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The property was delineated on the west by a partly paved road and on the east by the babbling Pedernales River, which marked the border with the Dominican Republic.
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"I think she said, 'We love you, we can't wait for you to come home and happy Valentine's Day,' " he says after a smattering of cute babbling from Haley.
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And then you can take a bird and put it alone in a cage and it will just spend the next three months of its life babbling and singing.
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Being able to open the $32 Pint from both ends also makes it much easier to clean when all you have for a dishwasher is a nearby babbling brook.
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In essence, machines may come to know the world not through an impossibly all-encompassing program, but from grasping, babbling, trying, and fumbling their way to getting it right.
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Waves of passion are cloaked in a shining, medieval purity — and a use of babbling invented languages — that feels otherworldly; the effect is simultaneously in and out of body.
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I suspect that's why he was so nuts about the California fires — he was babbling about raking the forests because he didn't want to go near the real issue.
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Picturing little babies getting squeezed with tiny medical instruments is sad, even if the bad feeling is merely adult-learned body shame being projected onto a clueless, babbling infant.
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Sure, they can say "banana" and each others' names, but most of their communication comes from their actions, body language, nonsense babbling, and slapstick comedy, and it's so entertaining.
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"I think it's incredible the way he's done," the president of the United States said Wednesday about his personal lawyer, who specializes in going on television and babbling incoherently.
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Rather than grumbling about Lynch and Frost's unwavering fascination with the babbling, childlike Dougie Jones, it's worth considering what the scenes with this proto-Cooper are really all about.
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The only sound is a stream babbling in the distance, and on this day, as is the case with perhaps half her hunts, there is no sign of prey.
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Green remained in playoffs-or-bust mode no matter what I was babbling, but even he betrayed a hint of excitement when asked to look down the road a bit.
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When I did, it mostly comprised of messages babbling about "how great the site will be when it finally launches," until Niki mentioned a scheme she'd been making money from.
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Regardless of how close any two (or more) people are beforehand, on bunks they fall asleep together, they wake up together, they hear each other sleeping (snoring, babbling, rolling around).
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Here, Mr. Eotvos's babbling oratorio intertwined with Thomas Adès's opera "The Exterminating Angel," which had a stunning premiere last week; it depicts an entitled elite, silent about injustices in society.
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Sending long strings of emoji could be like digital babbling: the nonsense strings that get us used to how our bodies work and how to take turns in a conversation.
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Since WaveNet is autoregressive, it can still generate a voice even if it isn't given any text input, resulting in a predictive "babbling" that sounds like Siri practicing her glossolalia.
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He wrote it in 2016, after four hospitalizations, beginning when his parents had him involuntarily committed because he was babbling, smearing paint on the carpet and walking barefoot in traffic.
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Opening cut "Export Import" sets the tone for the record, wading listeners in with mellow textures, dubbed-out guitar twangs, and babbling vocal samples (from the Dalai Lama, no less).
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But naturally, if you're playing this game for money, losing out of sheer bad luck—like, say, your opponent getting a Polymorph off of a Babbling Book—can be pretty upsetting.
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They did additional recordings when babies were 10, 14 and 18 months old, also assessing what babbling and pre-language sounds kids made and how many words kids understood and used.
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However, YouTube did not address questions on why its search results for "David Hogg" list several videos calling Hogg an actor and accusing him of "babbling" rehearsed lines on television interviews.
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So instead of the Foreign Office babbling on about "influence", which is never actually cashed and spent on anything useful, we'd be able to develop things which would change the world.
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Or are you flooded with so many possible answers that you know you're about to start babbling about your birthplace and that time you peed your pants in the first grade?
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They're supposed to be ridiculous comic relief, but if everything you worked so hard for was taken away and you got hurt, you might go into a babbling panic spiral, too.
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" When they're kicking their feet, or opening and closing their hands, he said, and those associated brain regions are active, you could think of it as a kind of "body babbling.
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Trump is continuously outmaneuvering them such that Democrats, taken as a whole, appear to be a stuttering buffoon, continuously dealing with yesterday's outrage, unable to speak candidly or just babbling cliches.
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He insulted those who train and maintain themselves to respond in such crises, and once again degraded the public discourse with the kind of babbling more suited to a corner tavern.
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But kids start out learning spoken and signed languages in a similar way: by babbling nonsense syllables, which teaches them the rhythm of conversation and trains them to make fine articulatory movements.
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In the play's climactic sequence, words — and worlds — collide as the four performers build a babbling Tower of Babel with everyday, contradictory images of femininity: cupcakes, cellulite, pornography, hymens and high heels.
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Thomas kneels a ways further down the phalanx of protestors, sobbing and babbling uncontrollably while his friend Chet Gallagher stands behind him and tries to force some sound from a ram's horn.
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Although early scenes feel abrasively hyperstylized, with gothic imagery that overpowers the thin psycho-babbling dialogue, those same techniques become thrilling once Daniel is revealed as more monstrous than Luke ever imagined.
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The wrenching short story "People Like That Are the Only People Here: Canonical Babbling in Peed Onk" describes how alarming it is to enter the world of pediatric oncology (or "Peed Onk").
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Enrique Iglesias' 18-month-old son couldn't be happier to be enjoying the full swing of summer, babbling up a storm with his dad as they cruised along the water over the weekend.
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The comprehensive video above from Babbling Boolean is a great introduction to the process of adding an SSD drive to your system (and you can see the before and after speed difference too).
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But as the montage of her first year goes on, we see Lillian's life filled with family members' embraces, baby babbling, playing with toys, and even chilling with the family's French bulldog, Pierre.
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That night, the proud dad posted a couple of adorable videos of his little girl beaming and babbling as Scott introduced a song, then bouncing and giggling as soon as he began performing.
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In the flashback, Taystee is sitting in the prison library while Poussey is behind a shelf, overhearing two white girls babbling about weight loss (and toting copies of Eat, Pray, Love, of course).
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That random vase in the middle of your character's path, or the old man incoherently babbling about a cave outside town: These are what Italo Calvino called, in a literary context, "magic" objects.
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But Stacy takes me over and says, "Axl, I want you to meet my friend," and it's loud and she's shouting down at him and he stands up, puts out his hand and says, "Nice to meet you," and I'm like, "It's nice to meet you, I'm a singer, you're a huge influence on me, you've written what I feel is perhaps the best rock record of all time," and I'm babbling and babbling and he's just standing there smiling.
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When Maryann Stallone was a baby, her mother, who died in 2016, noticed something was different about her: The brown-haired girl wasn't babbling like her twin brother and her older brother and sister.
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Understanding what these questions actually mean will significantly boost your chances of getting hired: The worst thing you can do is to go off track and start babbling about yourself and your work history.
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I decided to make a test case out of Will Smith's "Just the Two of Us." I didn't know the song, but when I read it aloud I didn't sound like a babbling idiot.
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The escalation, in which Chinese officials have called Pompeo's comments "babbling nonsense," shows how sensitive the protests at Tiananmen Square remain even three decades later — and how the US purposely aims to provoke China.
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" That same day, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang told reporters during a regular Beijing press conference that the secretary's "lunatic ravings and babbling nonsense will only end up in the trash can of history.
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In the second video, Kardashian calls for her daughter to "Come here!" and she does, babbling as she leaves the support of a couch and wobbles to her waiting mom and gives her a hug.
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But when Melissa Villasenor's babbling take on Ryder's character shows up and Beck Bennett's sheriff feeds Eleven (Kate McKinnon) cold Eggo waffles, it proves that there's slim pickings for a responsible adult in this town.
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Instead, I was tossing up sand in the shallows with a new crustacean friend, babbling incomplete sentences about Captain Cook and the destruction inherent within discovery, something applicable to colonial journeymen and music journalists alike.
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On Tuesday night, the proud dad shared a couple of adorable videos of his little girl beaming and babbling as Scott introduced a song and then bouncing and giggling as soon as he began performing.
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Its opening is about the width of a modest living room, and the 22008-foot-tall dam itself essentially keeps a babbling creek, the Blind Brook, from flooding basements and ground floors in houses downstream.
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She said a pilot study of 40 toddlers found they are not babbling or making language sounds, many cannot even swallow regular milk, some need gastric tubes, and only two of the 40 are walking.
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The phrase crops up in D.H. Lawrence's "Lady Chatterley's Lover" — Clifford Chatterley learns of it as part of the babbling gossip of village life — but I feel it is part of my private linguistic inheritance.
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Parrots learn to speak them soon after birth, during a transitional period of vocalizing equivalent to human baby babbling known as ''subsong,'' in order to better communicate with members of their own flocks and with other flocks.
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There are now four new skills that play sounds of thunderstorms, rain, the ocean or a babbling brook, as well as an all-encompassing "Sleep Sounds" skill that offers 42 different soothing options from which to choose.
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Above all else, there's a whole lot of Jack-Jack, who's turning into the Minion of the Incredibles movies: the cute babbling thing that takes over the story and slows down the action for self-indulgent comic riffs.
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Sometimes, Holey Moley feels adapted from the life of an extrovert who's been forced to work from home, causing them to start babbling about anything they can possibly think of when they meet up with friends or family.
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There is an archbishop with a lisp, babbling about "thovereignty," who could have been imported from a Monty Python sketch, although the movie as a whole is low on lightness, and laughs are about as common as laptops.
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The child might start with random limb movements that cause new sensations (known as "motor babbling"), then progress up to more coordinated behaviors like chewing on a toy or knocking over a pile of blocks to see what happens.
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" SARAH SANDERS BOOTED SO RESTAURANT COULD UPHOLD 'CERTAIN STANDARDS,' CO-OWNER SAYS: REPORT She recalled speaking to Sanders, telling the outlet that "I was babbling a little, but I got my point across in a polite and direct fashion.
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Pavel was down to three cards, and looked dead in the water, but at the start of his turn he drew Babbling Book—a cheap, filler minion with an effect that puts a random Mage spell into your hand.
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They don't pack Bose's trademark noise-cancellation tech per se, instead relying on the isolation of the rubberized wing tips and some preselected sounds (rustling leaves, a babbling brook, etc.) to mask any noise that might disturb your sleep.
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Meanwhile, Khloé, who wore a silk dress with classic Timberland boots, shared an adorable video of her 1-year-old daughter True, whom she shares with ex Tristan Thompson, happily babbling as she sat before her many Easter baskets.
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If you're not an ultra-libertarian net warrior yourself, then you've probably been exposed to someone babbling about blockchains at a party, or at a coffee shop, or on the news, or, god help you, around the dinner table.
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When he reached the eight-foot railing that separates the track from the southern stands at Hayward Field, he leapt up and over it and hurried through the crowd to his family, babbling words of joy along the way.
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When amateurs gather in relatively large terror cells to pull off a bigger attack, the odds of at least one member babbling on the phone, bragging to an untrustworthy acquaintance, or otherwise accidentally tipping off security services rise dramatically.
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He staggers, malnourished and dazed, out of the Stockholm countryside, babbling that he's escaped from a sadist he calls the Sandman, and that his sister, Felicia, also missing for the same period, is alive but still being held captive.
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You actually do something called motor babbling where you just shake your hands around and move your legs and wiggle your fingers and you're trying to create a map inside your brain of how your body works and to gain control.
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" He then accosts another passerby who calls Jones "trash" and tips coffee on him, Jones babbling that "this literal slave of the system" was the victim of "brainwashing" before concluding, apropos of no-fucking-idea: "That's why they're allied with jihadis.
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In the opening song, "Das Wandern," the cycle's protagonist, a journeyman miller, sings of the joys of his lifestyle, wandering from town to town, taking work at a mill and moving on, just like the babbling waters of the brook.
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The only person I ever managed to reach on the first try was my cousin, because she assumed I was a telemarketer and was going to let her baby daughter field the call since she enjoys babbling at the phone.
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Until former detainee Kenneth Bae stops "babbling" about his time at a labor camp in North Korea, the country will refuse to compromise or negotiate with the US over the two Americans currently being held prisoner, state media reported on Monday.
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The resulting robaby, in this case a hideous chimera consisting of dad's right leg, mom's left leg and tail/stabilizer, and god knows what babbling, buzzing confusion in its newborn silicon brain, is printed piece by piece and assembled by the lab techs.
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Our daughter Scarlett still loves many of the toys she has played with for a year, and now she carries them around while walking and talking (well, babbling) instead of kicking at them as she lies on her back on a play mat.
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But when you were sitting in a frozen Massachusetts cul-de-sac one late night in 2009 bouncing as if you were riding a motorcycle while your friends laughed at your babbling, you probably didn't think about the scientists interested in the drug's therapeutic properties.
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Screenshot: PeriscopeConspiracy kingpin and Infowars huckster Alex Jones tried to "storm" the Google Fiber offices in Austin on Monday, which essentially entailed entering the building and babbling about a "big AI supermachine" before being asked to leave by Google Fiber staff and the police.
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Traditional card games like Magic or Netrunner feature plenty of effects that let you retrieve cards from your deck, but Hearthstone exists on the digital plane, so, in Babbling Book's case, you're literally drawing a random spell from the game's entire available card pool.
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Meanwhile, Khloé (who opted for a silk dress with classic Timberland boots for the holiday celebrations) shared an adorable video of her 1-year-old daughter True, whom she shares with ex boyfriend Tristan Thompson, happily babbling as she sat before her many Easter baskets.
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The contenders for second place include Marco Rubio, bruised in Saturday night's debate when he seemed to go on automatic pilot, thrice babbling the same anti-Obama talking point in answer to a charge by Chris Christie, the chosen bully of the stop-Rubio crowd.
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Basically, the Democrats are like that drunk girl on a first date that just keeps babbling on about her ex-boyfriend and how he was such a jerk and she doesn&apost understand why she doesn&apost get a call back the next day.
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Her still-girlish puff of a voice is perfect for Winnie's indomitably chipper spirit as she spends her long hours babbling merrily, keeping up a bright sheen of optimism, expecting every day to be a happy day, in benign acceptance of her strange predicament.
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He did not need to see someone babbling into a cell phone as he walked down the street to sense that we'd gone too far; he was such a hypersensitive, such an alert antenna, that he was worried before Alexander Graham Bell was born.
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In a state famous for pristine trout streams and the film "A River Runs Through It," those who support a flowing, babbling last mile see it as a way to transform Butte from being one of the country's largest Superfund sites, to something more befitting.
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A candidacy that is based on hiding the candidate as much as possible does not seem destined for success, even if his opponent is also a babbling geriatric—which won't stop Trump's campaign from endlessly highlighting Biden's loose grasp of the concept of a sentence.
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Saunders intercuts facts and semi-facts (culled from books and news accounts) in a collage-like narrative with some ghost stories of his own imagining, allowing a chorus of disembodied spirits to describe Lincoln's visits, while babbling on about their own regrets and misplaced dreams.
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"As long as Kenneth Bae continues his babbling, we will not proceed with any compromise or negotiations with the United States on the subject of American criminals, and there will certainly not be any such thing as humanitarian action," the North's KCNA news agency said.
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It's the same reason why I rolled my eyes at the countless reality stars, like "Real Housewives of Atlanta" Porsha Williams, babbling queer lingo and saying "Happy Pride!" with a "Yaaaas!" logo when they were just on camera a few years ago damning queer people to hell.
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Amazon clarified to us that while there is a version of the sleep sounds skill (as well as the thunderstorms, rain, ocean, and babbling brook skills) available in the Alexa Skill Store today, the one launching on the Kids Edition is a different, child-directed version.
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We told the boys — mostly my oldest son, now 6½-years-old, as our younger boy, now 3½-years-old, was still a babbling toddler — everything, lifted from a parenting book given to us by a friend just after I learned the results of my first MRI.
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"In essence, [MDS] puts a glass to the wall that separates security domains, allowing attackers to listen to the babbling of CPU components," reads one line of a VUSec paper on the flaws, which will be presented next week at the IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy.
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At 252 East 57th Street, residents traverse a walkway between babbling pools of water to enter the lobby, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Daniel Romualdez and Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects, before encountering a floor-to-ceiling green wall and a long brass table brimming with plants.
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They had made me sufficiently miserable, not because the news was miserable (though it was) but because of the vague, repulsive sense you got that the people babbling into the microphones were enjoying all of this, that they found some sporting rush in a country governed by entropy.
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The vehicle careens along spindly roads and through a one-way tunnel bored through the very heart of a mountain, past babbling brooks, burbling waterfalls, and endless waves of green grass studded with fluffy white sheep and canny black rams picking their way across the rough, volcano-forged landscape.
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The crowd roared in delight as Cornette fell and legitimately blew out both knees from the fall; as he's helped to the back by Big Bubba, his kayfabe bodyguard, the camera zooms in on Cornette's anguished face and you can hear him babbling in very real, very intense pain.
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Just five minutes' drive up the road brings you to Tupungato Divino, a small hotel with a restaurant and a garden that offers a spectacular view of the Andes, extensive fields and a babbling, man-made irrigating stream that runs right by tables shaded by grape-laden vines.
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The night after Jerome's brother turned up on a Southside sidewalk, bloodied and babbling in and out of consciousness, Tiny took Jerome's hand, sat him on a stool, wiped tears from his cheeks, draped a towel over his shoulders, and whispered, Relax, baby, you can't go to the hospital like that.
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He strove not to forget his native patois of the babbling cedars, ground-doves and sea, or the astonishment of colour and light: a light that made him a painter, like his father, as well as a writer, and led him to consider the poet's craft as a celebration and a prayer.
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It is almost never a good idea to meet artists you so respect (you invariably become either a babbling idiot or a grinning mute), but there are few experiences more humbling, or mysterious, than getting to talk with someone who thinks in images, and in colors, that you can only try to imagine.
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And perhaps they are jockeying to position themselves favorably, in the belief that Mr. Trump may be impeached (if not removed from office) and that there will be a broad reckoning, One thinks of Richard Nixon, at the end, babbling morosely to Henry Kissinger, one of the few men left in his inner circle.
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Blurting out lyrics with skittish, unpredictable energy and impatient charm, he recalls a less cartoonish E-40, another California rapper whose babbling plays rhythmic jokes on you, especially when he coins his own poetic idioms ("Two dicks in my pants!" he announces without explanation; you can either assume he means guns or take him literally).
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The words blurring in a rush of enthusiasm and confusion, these two lines slipped over and past one another at National Sawdust as the exquisite vocal ensemble the Crossing began "Consent," Ted Hearne's church-like reflection on 21st-century sex, a babbling mash-up of love letters, the Roman Catholic marriage rite and texts from high school students accused of rape.
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For all the talk about it being a social media platform for people who want a respite from the polyphonic babbling of other social media platforms, the lifestyle-bragging service still exposes its massive user base—about 600 million people a month—to a multi-glottal assault; a kind of pictorial library of Babel, with less cabalistic reasoning and more weekend breaks to Lisbon.
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As we cruised down Shoreditch High Street, a voice sang "I'm losing grip on my sanity" over and over and my girlfriend and I became more and more upset and confused and anxious and to try and avoid those feelings taking complete control over me I started babbling about girls in miniskirts being disgraces to their parents, and how nice mochas are, and quietly saying, "oh my, oh my" to myself.
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As we talked I kept thinking, But you're beyond the pale , yet instead of that stopping us from talking we started to talk more and more frantically, babbling like a couple of maniacs about a whole load of things: shame, ruin, public humiliation, the destruction of reputation—that immortal part of oneself—the contempt of one's wife, one's children, one's colleagues, personal pathology, exposure, suicidal ideation, and all that jazz.
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In July, he held a "Social Media Summit" at the White House with a guest list that included the man famed for pushing a distorted edit of a video to malign former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenFormer Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Poll: Trump trails top 2020 Democrats in Michigan Monmouth acknowledges poll showing Biden losing support was 'outlier' MORE as a babbling idiot.
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He's there at the Joe Strummer mural on 7th Street and Avenue A when he sings, "All bug-eyed and babbling / Out on the corner of 7th and A." He stumbles west through the Lower East Side at daybreak, being an asshole, stealing flowers from a memorial, smoking a cigarette he probably doesn't need, coming to a stop near the old Village Voice building on the Bowery, right by the hotel in which he seems to have spiraled downwards between albums.
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But there was something unnerving and surreal about watching a mostly male audience of aging tattooed bros whipped into a barbaric frenzy, chanting slogans while Paul Ryan does his Ben Stiller as the evil nurse in Happy Gilmore act on the closed captioned TV. He's babbling about making America great again and they're screaming about the priests of Iwo Jima in the next room over, and we're in this old rundown theater and a balding schlub is stumbling around in a Sturgill Simpson T-shirt next to me.
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The poems in "On Drinking" are distinguishable from the prose mostly by virtue of line breaks that are inserted in why-not fashion; as in, "once in Paris / drunk on national TV / before 50 million Frenchmen / I began babbling vulgar thoughts / and when the host put his hand over my / mouth / I leaped up from the round table …" There's basically no difference between these lines and the prose narrative that precedes them, except that the prose involves an extended brawl while the poem includes Bukowski pulling a knife on some French security guards.
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