"If you could have heard that child hollering," she recalled.
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The boys' nerves melted away in a chorus of hollering.
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I enjoy the excitement of the live auction, with everyone hollering.
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"She was hollering for help," neighbor Bonnie Chapman told ABC 7.
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When the hollering is over, Mickey gives him a way out.
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But it's not actually Klopp's name they're hollering – it's Mamadou Sakho's.
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Cher: (hollering from the bar) Yeah, snap out of it, Rick!
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Do you really need to be out there screaming and hollering?
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An old man is hollering for everyone to go to sleep.
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After each frenzied remark, clapping and hollering reverberated throughout the room.
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Lamont Anthony Wells, a reverend, provided backup, hollering "now!" after each chant.
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And before you start hollering, we know: We obviously missed too much.
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Bishop Larry Jordan: I was trying to introduce singing rather than hollering.
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The kind who end a moment of silence by hollering racial slurs.
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Lots of hooting and hollering, as if she'd just kissed the bride.
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Squashed in the back of a blacked out Uber, Hinds are hollering.
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"I started hollering for them to come into the building," he said.
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Ethan's mother recalled "people hollering and screaming and clapping" after their rescue.
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And they were screaming and hollering and hating every second of it.
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"I know they're gonna be whooping and hollering tomorrow at work," she said.
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Hollering, pulling faces and stool humping don't necessarily cement authentic connections with audiences.
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Men are hollering at the top of their lungs to be let out.
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I was hooting and hollering and slapping the steering wheel with pure joy.
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We screamed and jumped up and down and we were hooting and hollering.
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The reporters he'd invited stood up and cheered, laughing and hollering like children.
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Now, we have crowds that are hollering out songs from our EP, you know?
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Lots of hollering about Michigan State being snubbed, not to mention Oklahoma, and Villanova.
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"You guys were hollering so loud that I didn't even notice," he told reporters.
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All this is to say, everyone is hooting and hollering about Nutella causing cancer.
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I was screaming and hollering to the people next door, saying, 'Please help us!
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And now there's yelling and hollering and people saying there isn't a safe space.
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"Now, we have crowds that are hollering out songs from our EP, you know?"
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Thank you for hollering at the other girls on your MLM team to read it!
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At this point, Scott turns on Steven Avery, hollering swears over the phone at Steven.
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If your arguments often escalate to hollering, you might consider a checkup with a cardiologist.
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That and you're not with the fans up there on the benches, hooting and hollering.
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But once they realized what was happening, they started laughing and clapping, hooting and hollering.
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It could be work-related, in which case she shouldn't keep hollering in the background.
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Hollering at the president: in a way it's the most direct form of democracy there is.
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The whooping and hollering, the hooting as the wheel of fortune turned: these were their raves.
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"I started beating on the door, hollering his name, calling the house again," Holland told WXII12.
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Witness: Puerto Rico had no senator hollering from the rooftops about the slow-to-arrive aid.
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Most television broadcasts of New Year's Eve are filled with people hooting and hollering with excitement.
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While they may not be whooping and hollering, they appreciate great golf and great golf shots.
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" She puts her hands to her mouth as if she's hollering: " 'The bed's in the kitchen!
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There's whooping and hollering and, even though I've soundly lost, the crowd is on my side.
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Based on his experience, bullish analysts will probably emerge on Friday hollering "buy" on these sectors.
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The "pressure" to which Ridley alludes is effectively the hollering of hundreds of fans asking for more.
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All black gospel music produced at that time was people hollering at the top of their voice.
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They bayoneted me in the foot and the crotch and were spitting at me, hollering and shouting.
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She wobbled when serving for the set at 5-3 when a hollering fan broke her focus.
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I hear them playing video games and talking and hollering with friends on Discord and other platforms.
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Now, we hear voices from nearly every quarter hollering for Congress to make the same mistake again.
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"They started hollering out my name and they were pointing guns at me," Vargas said in The Ledger.
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"I'm screaming and I'm hollering and cussing," she testified, adding that she began to have suicidal thoughts afterward.
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" A fellow wearing headphones and a heavy cross pendant spotted the figure and crossed the street hollering, "Yes!
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The counter-protest, around 40,000 strong, was all rainbow flags and antifa symbols and middle fingers and hollering.
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Then he was still hollering as he walked out through the tunnel, turning back, apparently screaming at no one.
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And that's made manifest in a teen named Cuno and his "friend" Cunoesse hollering slurs at Harry and Kim.
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"He's a white male who kills 300 people and everybody's laughing and hooting and hollering," Phillips said of Wick.
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He was the one hollering at his entourage, rolling his eyes, spreading his arms in frustration or smiling sardonically.
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But, when she didn't answer, their feelings were hurt, and they started hollering, 'Hey, lady, you want an enema?
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"He wasn't hollering until two officers put that knee in his back and he was screaming," Ms. Booze said.
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I called 911, and I remember hollering for Nick, for him to come up, and how he never came.
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J.Lo was more feminist when she was sitting next to Meryl Streep, hollering for Patricia Arquette at the Oscars.
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He has woken up "hollering and screaming" from nightmares and has expressed a fear of police officers, he said.
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You might feel a little bit crazy by the end, and several scenes are calculated to evince hollering and cringing.
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It's 9 PM in India and on the screen in front of me, two politicians are hollering at each other.
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Absolutely HOLLERING this morning over the casting of Matthew Morrison with a giant fake penis in AMERICAN HORROR STORY: 1984.
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To heady fusion and cool ballads Mr. Liebman brings a hollering, dry-call intensity on the soprano saxophone in particular.
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" The paparazzi lurked outside, hollering 'Happy New Year!" at Ms. Heard and asking Ms. Ross what she ate last night(?!).
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At the age of two, Dujardin would scramble onto their backs and gee them round the stables, clicking and hollering.
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There are lots of easy ways to piss off a bartender, from hollering out your order to leaving a bad tip.
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Having an instructor hollering at me, loud music pumping, and others around me to compete with are crucial for my motivation.
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Jaxon also looks a lot like the type of six-year-old that would peel out on his Big Wheel, hollering.
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Seeing the bride kicking the door and hollering at the top of her lungs to be let in at 2003 a.m.
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After all, he had, more or less, provided at least one astounding spell of public hollering every decade since the 1980s.
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The teenaged boys loved it, cheering wildly at each sick burn, hooting and hollering like they were at a wrestling match.
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This was a thoroughly impressive main event bout that had the Thais in the stands whooping and hollering with giddy delight.
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" Elio looks on in wonder as this happens, both disgusted and fascinated by Oliver, who barrels out of rooms hollering, "Later!
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The onlookers rose to their feet, cheering wildly, as a stream of grinning, hollering, or serious-faced young people cantered past.
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"Weaning is the toughest deal, especially when you live on the farm and you hear them hollering at night," Alexander said.
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And he ends the episode chasing after Nan Pierce's town car, pounding the window and hollering like a common jilted boyfriend!
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I plan on going back into the demo zone and hollering "Hey Siri" again, and I'll report back if anything there changes.
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The crowd has been out of control since the curtains came up—they're hooting and hollering at every question and every insult.
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"This has to go through official channels, not through the press or yelling and hollering in the United States Congress," Putin said.
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But that changed one recent night when the sell-out crowd at New York's Bowery Ballroom refused to stop whooping and hollering.
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Had the leaders stood up to all that hollering about "rewarding lawbreakers," the U.S. would today have a far more orderly immigration program.
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ASHBURN, Va. — Amid the hooting and hollering at Washington Redskins minicamp, there is a different sound in the air during running back drills.
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But is that what a Democratic Party in which so many other politicians are sprinting to the left and hollering for impeachment wants?
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Clapping and hollering on cue — and sometimes, if they're lucky, asking a prearranged question — they survive with minimal income and even less ambition.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin this week dismissed "yelling and hollering in Congress" over the criminal charges filed in the Justice Department's Russia probe.
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The Musketeers acted out a traditional net-cutting celebration, hooting and hollering as if in a packed arena instead of their auxiliary gym.
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I can't say I like it much, but if you're into hot dogs and hollering at men in pajamas and peaked helmets, cool.
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The former professional R&B singer says that he found the shouting and hollering of traditional black gospel music too shrill and too loud.
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And when you're not hollering, you're humming, the child forgetting the game's impression of peril for a second to slip into a delightful daydream.
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He called talk of a rift at the agency a "myth" and noted attendees were "hooting and hollering" and gave Trump a standing ovation.
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One of her neighbors, who, like others, declined to give her name, said she had heard a woman hollering in grief around 7 p.m.
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When a contestant wins a prize—a dollar, a bag of Claire Danes-shaped Gummy Claires—Eichner jumps up and down, hollering with glee.
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" "Thanks for laughing, embracing and loving the characters for all of those years, and still on occasion, when somebody walks into a bar, hollering, 'NORM!
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"Absolutely HOLLERING this morning over the casting of Matthew Morrison with a giant fake penis in AMERICAN HORROR STORY: 21984," one fan wrote on Twitter.
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The vocal flamboyance Mr. Rose needs in Guns N' Roses is different from the more direct hollering he does here, but it's prepared him well.
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I would go to church with my mom and my sister, and she was Southern Baptist, so there was a lot of hollering going on.
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On a recent Friday evening, huddles of adults were exuberantly reliving childhood, yelping and hollering with joy on one of the busiest streets in Manhattan.
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By the time the audience came to its feet, hollering, the word had gone from provocation to simple truth, a marker of certainty and power.
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In recent days, the internet started working off all that Thanksgiving food by hollering about a deeply unsettling TV ad for Peloton's luxury exercise bikes.
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"One of them had my puppy in his mouth, that big white one, and they were shaking back and forth and he was hollering," Pierce said.
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The second moment came during a "Goodnight Moon" parody infiltrated by Rudolph's inebriated character hollering for her boyfriend and taking a pee in the front yard.
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The vibe D.J. Jon Ali seemed to be going for was that of a gay wedding reception, with lots of hollering and hands in the air.
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They hold their phones in the air, hollering the "fuck it, I'm on one" line from Drake's collaboration with DJ Khaled with admirable devotion to the cause.
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All of President Trump's reality-television posturing, all of his hooting and hollering and fussing and foolishness and tweeting and preening is sound and fury signifying squat.
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Adam Warren, watching in the clubhouse with other pitchers who had exited the game, said they were all jumping around and hollering when Gardner made the catch.
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There were times, as the audience was hollering around me, with Marvel mania in full spate, that I felt like a mourner at the graveside of cinema.
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What you'll get is two seconds of a glistening, black hump in the distance, a flick of tail, and a tour guide hollering over the P.A. system.
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" As a result, he added, "you saw this booing and this hooting and hollering, and it was kind of like a primal scream of the dying establishment.
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Playing it with the orchestra, he takes the tune's only solo, subtly harking to the hollering style of the early R&B saxophonists he grew up hearing.
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As he rattled off the truck's specs and features, I heard a few low exclamations of "what the fuck?" before the hooting and hollering picked back up.
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And they were screaming and hollering and insulting us, calling us names, saying they were going to kill us, and, as the game started, it got worse.
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Traffic's consistent screech of acceleration and deceleration, the hollering of folks moving up and down Broadway, always with something unintelligible to yell into the busy night air.
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It wasn't that he was tired of everyone's cheers, hollering, and hooting, but he wanted to spend a moment to really listen to what Lee had to say.
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You look forward to the day your halls will once again be brimming with noise, as you hear the sound of your children's children hollering in your arms.
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"He felt like he heard someone hollering for help," California Highway Patrol Officer Jay Slates testified Thursday during the Mendocino County coroner's inquest presented by the Sheriff's Office.
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Waka hollering "squad" into the mic at the turn of the decade has become the "bling bling" of the 2010s as suburban America has caught wind of it.
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Video review (VAR) is probably for the best, but there's something not only familiar but also perversely self-satisfying about hollering over a bad call in real time.
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Fit City There was a lot of whooping and hollering as a group of exuberant students gathered for recess time at Asphalt Green on the Upper East Side.
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What actually happens is that a murderous, bloody screwball plot happens in one house; just across the yard, a hollering crowd of angry racists threatens the Meyers' life.
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Hours later, Baton Rouge police found him wandering the streets "naked and running around … hollering and cussing at imaginary people" and tearing down mailboxes, an arresting officer wrote.
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" He tells PEOPLE that he "cried out" at the sight of the violent scene and Stefanie's daughters Meagan and Morgan, who had been asleep inside, were "hollering and crying.
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"By the time we got there, they are screaming and hollering for [Tomlinson and Calder] to be arrested," he continues, noting that the physical struggle was over by then.
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About 5,000 people showed up to hear from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, lining up hours early to get inside, then hooting and hollering at different announcements throughout the keynote.
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It segues into an obscene sketch about Nat King Cole spraying champagne all over a sequined nightclub chanteuse and hollering "King Cole Records" like he was Birdman in 1999.
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Then as far as we could see in either direction people jumped out of their cars and began shouting and waving their arms and hollering into their cell phones.
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"I don't want it to be a knee-jerk reaction where they say, 'I've got to do something because people are hollering at us to do something,'" she said.
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After a forever-seeming 10 minutes of whining, hollering and tears, we led them on a forced march along an abandoned gravel road winding through the fog-wrapped trees.
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"We've been hollering about this for 20 years and he is the first president who has brought this up," Mr. Williams said last month in a meeting with reporters.
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"It's an agreeable, tame Fed that's not always whooping and hollering about the threat of higher interest rates," said Jake Dollarhide, chief executive officer of Longbow Asset Management in Tulsa.
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In our neighborhood, a mix of Senegalese and expat families, moms lure their children home by opening their front doors and hollering, competing with the loudspeaker at the local mosque.
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His speech — in 10 points, embellished with statistics, ad-libbed asides and audience hollering and chanting — was as clear a statement of hard-core restrictionism as any he has given.
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Every minute of my ten hours with Doom was spent hooting, hollering, and chugging beers, all while engaging with the most thrilling combat any game of 2016 had to offer.
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"Of course, this being in the center of town, a huge crowd of people gathered, and they were all hollering and screaming and cursing and spitting and kicking at me."
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But as the identical triplet models, named Andrea, Arianna and Athena Levesque, took one lap together, the crowd started clapping loudly and hollering as if it were a sporting event.
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The neighborhood held on to age-old traditions: During Ramadan, musaharati walked the narrow streets at dawn hollering to observing Muslims to rise for their last meal before the fast.
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" When Foles caught the touchdown pass, Long said, he and his wife, Nancy, began hollering in their living room in Texas and jumping up and down, "doing our happy dance.
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Nasty talk didn't start with Trump, but it was the province of people we all viewed as idiots—schoolyard mobs, certain drunks in bars, guys hollering out of moving cars.
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Even though doctors and scientists have been hollering about this for years, it seems the idea that keto is Bad may finally be working its way into the grander ether.
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On this rendition of Russell's "Eli," the Westerlies smartly lean into the tune's blend of harmonic splendor and hollering lament — and they're mindful of the need for some textural play.
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They're conservative in an insidious way: They may not be hollering about Trump, but they did make a comment about how their friends probably won't be keen on Stef and Lena.
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Unfortunately, from Bugs Bunny cartoons we have this idea that when opera singers sing they look like they could swallow a basketball but it's more about posture and breathing than hollering!
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The generic trappings of such a museum are all there: decrepit typewriters, linotype parts, old broadsheets with toasted edges hollering the death of Stalin or the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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The element of surprise is what makes the movie fun to watch, and the cathartic third act had the audience I saw the film with hollering at the screen and applauding.
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He'll pour coffee for himself and milk for our son, while I practice Peek-A-Boo with the baby, hollering for him to hurry back when she actually responds with a giggle.
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And there's this: Paula says at Julian's kindergarten graduation last June, Robin showed up drunk at 8:30 AM and was "hooting and hollering and making inappropriate jokes" in the Catholic church.
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He'd dance out of the master bath, all blinding-white knees and drippy elbows, hollering "Time is tick-in for em-pi-UR!" with an angry prole fist raised to the ceiling.
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They were in the opposite corner of the stadium celebrating North Carolina's first men's lacrosse national championship since 213, crying and hollering until their throats were hoarse and dehydration nearly set in.
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When Iceland then beat England, 230-2000, to reach the final eight of the tournament, his verbal stylings included whooping, hollering and, ultimately, an extraordinary juxtaposition of political and sporting current events.
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A little caressing of the ankle, and suddenly the hooting and hollering of a particularly loud patron is replaced by a high-heel, hurled like a ninja star at the man's forehead.
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That opening scene shows Noah shouting out the day's homework assignment to his chattering students as they leave the room at the end of class, hollering to be heard over the din.
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For spectators at least, there's something not only familiar but also perversely self-satisfying about hollering over a bad call in real time, filled with righteous indignation that it can't be overturned.
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Patrons cheered and the Guinness flowed at a Washington, D.C., pub on Wednesday — but it wasn't a sporting event that had revelers hooting and hollering — it was Michael Cohen's testimony before Congress.
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On a recent morning, hundreds of men and women gathered at the union hall, drinking coffee out of cardboard cups and hollering greetings as they watched numbers flashing on a board overhead.
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But Hurray for the Riff Raff's cover of Holiday's "Fine and Mellow" turns the jazz standard into a down home guitar blues suitable for hollering on the front porch alongside an upright bassist.
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From his perspective, the Fed proved it has a brain and recognized that its job is take action when it is really needed — not just when the stock market is hooting and hollering.
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From his perspective, the Fed proved it has a brain and recognized that its job is take action when it is really needed — not just when the stock market is hooting and hollering.
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For Tom, writing is the unbridled expression of the life force, something Mr. Law indicates by hollering and gesticulating and allowing a stray lock of hair to fall just so across his brow.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin told Washington to send him hard evidence that his citizens meddled in U.S. elections, mocking accusations to date as "yelling and hollering in the United States Congress".
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Every year Fontenot crystallizes in images the unbridled energy that chicken-chasing, roof-climbing, horse-riding, hard-drinking, guitar-strumming, whooping, hollering, masquerading descendants of Acadians bring to the year's most decadent celebration.
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The hollering fans were on their feet again when he earned a set point at 6-5 up on Djokovic's serve with a brilliant diving winner that would have made Boris Becker proud.
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Yet there he stood, grinning and hollering about "our independence day" and the "real people," the "decent people," the "ordinary people" who took on the banks, the liberal media and the political establishment.
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A red carpet had been set up along the sidewalk, and as the cocktail hour got under way designers and celebrities lined up to take their turn before the ranks of hollering photographers.
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"What is a killer like you gonna do here?" cushions hushed growls under a jazzy, vamping beat; "In Ashes" blends righteous hollering with blastbeats; the three-part "Sacrilegium" suite is all sprightly retrofuturist synth.
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They were spotted by an "animal capture team," per the facility's press release, which ran the baboons down, hollering at one as it pranced down nearby Military Drive, arousing the concern of some drivers.
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Johnny Manziel brought back the MONEY PHONE at a Miami strip club Monday night ... hollering at a fat stack of cash while his new smokin' hot chick, Bre Tiesi, was right by his side.
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Vandermeyden also detailed a 2015 incident in which a group of multiple male colleagues where "whistling" and "hooting and hollering" at her and a female coworker from a platform above as they passed by.
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To live in a city like New York or Chicago means becoming intimately acquainted with noise—the screeching and rocking of a train, the hollering of sirens, the unsettling pop-pop of a gunshot.
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I could be in there for hours, banging on that piano, screaming and hollering, and carrying on, and when I got exhausted I would throw myself on the couch, and then I'd write poetry.
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His previous address was in somewhat of a party zone, and Mr. D'Orville, who was prepping for graduate school, was seeking a place where there wasn't hollering on the sidewalk late into the night.
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When I was growing up, he'd surprise-attack me, hollering, "I'm the American Dream," then lift my 7-year-old body into the air, slam me on the couch and go for the pin.
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Dennis Williams, the U.A.W.'s president, applauds Mr. Trump's tough stance on Mexican trade — "We've been hollering about this for 20 years" — and at the same time slams his policies on immigration and Obamacare.
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In the film, the sweet-potato vendor has company: the garbage collector swinging a hand bell; the knife sharpener tooting a pan flute; the honey seller hollering as if calling for a lost dog.
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Thanks to a dominant 10-minute round one, Ito won a unanimous decision over Saiga—much to the disappointment of Saiga's hollering wife, who is almost as much of a star as her husband is.
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You know a dunk is good when it leaves the booth hooting and hollering immediately after; as college achievements go, "rendering Reggie Miller even more unintelligible than usual" is something that would improve any resumé.
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But old iPads (and even some of the newer ones) don't respond well to hollering "Hey Siri" from across the room, and their interfaces demand that you touch them with your dish soap-covered hands.
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Throughout the night, fans were rapturous and thundering in their clapping, hollering, and yells of "I love you, Carly!" and that made it feel as though we were all still at a proper pop concert.
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"All we got was a short-seller hollering about market-fave and Cramer-fave Nvidia and a large hedge fund sending back money that had been invested in a lot of FANG names, " he said.
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"Elise, what you see there are lots of Trump supporters shouting, hollering, cheering for him," noted MSNBC "Morning Joe" co-host Mika Brzezinski in playing clips of Trump's rally in West Virginia the previous night.
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The difference now is that Edinburgh isn't half as dingy — one clever bit leaves Simon hollering on the street outside a posh brunch joint, to the dismay of the diners inside — and Europe is changing.
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Chasing down a cheeky drop shot, the Swiss hit it inches off the ground and curled it around the net post for a ridiculous winner that earned him a standing ovation from the hollering crowd.
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City Hall received a hollering from a couple living on Bliss Road in the Vermont capital who wanted to sell their home, but feared the horrifying pavement in front of the house would scare away buyers.
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Sure, Biyombo was hollering that Richardson was hanging on his shoulder for a second—and it likely did change his angle for the better—but let's just appreciate it for how much he owned the dude.
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While it makes for attention grabbing headlines and may make those of us on the other side of the dais feel better, hollering at drug manufacturers does not get to the root of the problem. Why?
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A few days after Thanksgiving 2013, a woman was driving down Flushing Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, when suddenly, lurching from the street, a man ran toward her car, banging on her window and hollering for help.
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Robert Redford narrates this sweeping documentary about America's national parks, but the first thing you'll hear isn't his voice; it's the low whistle of birds and the whooping and hollering of nature in the early morning.
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Sonny Burgess, a rockabilly singer whose hollering vocal style and frantic, jangling guitar made him one of the most electrifying stars in the Sun Records galaxy in the 1950s, died on Friday in Little Rock, Ark.
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"Is somebody hollering again?" he asked listeners in Greensboro, N.C., while campaigning for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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What follows is 45 minutes of whooping and hollering as a coterie of awards-hopeful Real Housewives make their way on set to shade their castmates, praise their castmates, and drink clear beverages of different bubbly levels.
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I was covered in dust, behind a row of roaring motorcycles, my ears numb to the thundering growls, amid hundreds of biker chicks, giddy and hollering, who had journeyed to this remote campground to celebrate one another.
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After a near repeat against the Los Angeles Rams, on a pass to tight end Jimmy Graham from the one-yard line that mercifully went incomplete, he went nuts on the sideline and started hollering at coaches.
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Women in pencil skirts and pin curls and men with high-waisted pants and fedoras walked the street, passing an old-fashioned phone booth where a young man — dashing, tall and Brylcreemed — was hollering down the line.
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A group of players, led by Jerry Blevins, Jose Reyes and James Loney, formed a circle around Mets Manager Terry Collins and jumped up and down, hooting and hollering as they sprayed him with Champagne and beer.
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And that is what it added up to—a virtually shut-down campus, more than a half million in state-funded "security measures," and weeks of hollering and debating and preparation, all for one fucking neo-Nazi.
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From a technical sense, his music leaves much to desire; his near-hollering rap voice is hard to endure for a full project, and he often delivers bars that barely differ from those of his best known verses.
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While the hollering fans gave Federer a standing ovation as he completed his 350th match win at the majors just a month shy of his 38th birthday, the world's favorite tennis son was more circumspect about the record.
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"Every time something happens, everybody's hollering," Garland Ashby, 217, the owner of an estimated 212 guns, said of the recent protests over gun control, rubbing at his cigarette stub from a park bench in this town of 22012,217.
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As Ash Wednesday approaches, I find myself thinking again and again of that ordinary miracle, that commonplace resurrection, that everlasting antidote to the temporary perfidy of a red-faced man hollering out his hour on the national stage.
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Mladenovic, the 13th seed tipped as a potential Roland Garros champion after final appearances in Stuttgart and Madrid, will be backed by a hollering Court Philippe Chatrier crowd when she faces Bacsinszky, a semi-finalist here in 2015.
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It worked, frankly, because even the most animated Bernie Sanders supporters, who had been hooting and hollering all night, Monday night in Philadelphia knew there would have been a price to pay if they disrespected this particular first lady.
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Watch: Slutever Visits the Cat Girl Manor Throughout the film, the chairs make a constant buzzing sound, but after a while the noise sort of fades into the background—largely thanks to the hollering actors sitting right behind me.
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But between you and us, it's their kids — those dang Generation Z'ers hooting and hollering around the streets of Hollywood — who are proving themselves to be the foretellers of fashion's next It trends, instead of their über cool parents.
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That said, one voice you won't have heard hollering in the background is A$AP Rocky who, on his latest track, claims he isn't getting his eight hours because he's got beef and paranoia has him losing all his zzz's.
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While I'd like to sit here sucking my teeth and hollering about the absolute ding-dong who decided to call it the XS Max and not just the Max, I must instead speak to a bigger problem: size, size, size.
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Mitt Romney arguably lost the presidency by disparaging the 47 percent of Americans who pay no federal income tax at a fancy dinner, while Bernie Sanders couldn't stop hollering about the obligation of American corporations to repatriate their overseas profits.
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As some of The Communist Manifesto and the manifesto of the John Reed Clubs is read, criticizing capitalism and conflicts, we see Blanchett, dressed as a ragged hobo, dragging a cart across a bombed-out factory and hollering the lines.
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Amid all the hooting and hollering about the brilliance of quarterback Lamar Jackson, the return of running back Ezekiel Elliott and the homecoming of receiver DeSean Jackson, several players made news in Week 1 at a less heralded position: kicker.
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Even Guy Fieri, the salami-wrapped nacho-cheez orgasm himself, whose shows are admittedly gluttonous and lustful, feels like a theater act, like a boy who's found his first Playboy, holding it up horizontal and hollering TITS to everyone in range.
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At any rate, it all meant zip to me because I spent the last few months of the year watching the best TV ever on my computer, hollering with laughter, and shouting "my boys, my beautiful boys!" at no-one in particular.
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Two years ago, I had nonchalantly walked into a 23D showing of The Force Awakens on opening weekend thinking how awesome it was to not have to sit in a theater packed with hollering fanboys only to leave unimpressed by the movie.
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During the course of Wendy's research, she discovered that while many of Axe Cap's enemies were hooting and hollering over her plight, Taylor Mason, who spent the episode wooing the keepers of the New York Fire Department pension fund, was not among them.
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Speaking on Thursday in Philadelphia at an annual retreat for Republican lawmakers, Mr. Trump seemed to think Mike Pompeo, the new director of the Central Intelligence Agency, would be among the senators, representatives and party operatives hooting and hollering in the crowd.
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In the first game of the third set of her second-round match against Sorana Cirstea at Wimbledon on July 6, Mattek-Sands was approaching the net when her right knee buckled, sending her sprawling on the grass court and hollering for help.
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The Kings cut an 220-211 third-quarter deficit to 246-236 with under 218 seconds left, but Johnson's short jumper and a 133-pointer by Deng on Miami's next possession amid the din of stomping, hollering by Kings fans helped the Heat hold on.
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If you were in Mamaroneck, actually anywhere in the Northeast two weeks ago, and heard someone hollering, "WHAT DO YOU CALL THIS STUFF AGAIN?" that was Ma. When we step into the elevator to return to her unit, she starts a conversation with a stranger.
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The president, who at the time was on the way to Las Vegas to meet with survivors of a mass shooting at a country music festival, watched Tillerson's remarks from Air Force One, hollering at the television, according to a person familiar with the events.
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You know, I mean, it comes across, Matt, as kind of disingenuous when you hear all the hollering and then there&aposs a suggestion, well, you know, let&aposs give it a vote, maybe we should abolish ICE after all and everybody runs for the fences.
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"The plane crashed and we start running towards it and it was a small plane and the flames were out of control, it started burning and the gentleman in the plane started hollering and screaming, and that was when I went to work," Owens told WXYZ.
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Federer first saved the break point in the fifth game of the third set and then brought 15,000 hollering fans to their feet when a lunging Djokovic hit a backhand into tramlines to end a mammoth 11-minute game which handed the Swiss a 4-2 lead.
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The irony was that the Tory Party itself is deeply divided over the forthcoming E.U. referendum, and for a few seconds it seemed as though every M.P. in the chamber was hollering and waving his or her hands, as if hailing the disintegration of the world.
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It was little wonder that the earth shook under Centre Court as 22,333 hollering fans jumped to their feet to greet Federer's astonishing 1-227(211) 4-6 6-3 7-6(3) 6-3 victory that kept alive the Swiss maestro's dreams of an eighth Wimbledon trophy.
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Chandler Catanzaro kicked a 32-yard field goal with two seconds remaining after Cincinnati's Domata Peko was called for a rare unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for hollering out offensive signals to try to confuse the Cardinals as they were about to spike the ball to set up the kick.
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In other words, if Republicans lose control of Congress in the midterms, expect them to start hollering at the Democrats about making vicious benefit cuts in the name of responsibility and thrift—cuts too unpopular even for the current crop of GOP politicians dominating DC to openly advocate for.
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IstanbulBearded men holding trays with steaming glasses of black tea and hollering "Çay, çay," can be heard day and night, and the five-times-daily call to prayer from the tops of the city's countless minarets lines up in perfect harmony: Istanbul is a city of sights and sounds.
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In the kitchen, the children make volcano cakes or create chemical explosions; somewhere in the upper regions of the house, a singing teacher leads the older ones in hollering out show tunes; in the corridors, there is always a multitude of friends and pets and hangers-on milling around.
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I fundamentally do not understand what could get a person to willingly play through more than a couple hours of the latter, and I am deeply hurt that more people aren't hollering about Ni no Kuni II, a game that I couldn't get enough of, from the rooftops.
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They couldn't believe the sight of the vape crowd, and they couldn't resist discussing how stupid they thought it was—that so many people would waste their time, on an otherwise perfectly serviceable Saturday, shouting and hollering about e-cigarettes and the large tech company that allegedly ruined everything for vapers.
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Yes, you can play it in isolation, taking care of your role and that's it, but just a couple minutes into my flight I was yelling at our (terrible) pilots to go left or right or up or down and the engineers were hollering at my fellow gunner and I to shoot things.
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The lack of camping means Primavera relies more on technology than other festivals—punters don't have to ration out their phone battery, hollering if anyone "has some charge" in the middle of a field, so you can jump on social media and the festival's app (sorry to get corporate) at your leisure.
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Shift over, I'm strip-searched again and escorted back to my housing unit, where I take a quick shower, stretch, meditate, pray, then climb back under my itchy wool blanket and hit the sack around 6:00 AM. I wake up at ten, thanks to all the hooting and hollering outside my cell.
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The first exploration of a new map is learning how to survive, but the second one is learning how to get around the map in style, and my god, this new desert map is the real deal, especially when it comes to driving around in cool cars and hollering your head off.
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My body had developed early and dramatically as an adolescent and that introduction to the world of male desire—men hollering at me from truck windows when I was twelve, crude gestures in the middle-school hallways—had been a fast and hard lesson in the ways my female body both empowered and disempowered me.
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A MINUS Not available on streaming services Zeal & Ardor: Devil Is Fine (MVKA Music) Challenged to join black metal and black music in holy sacrilege, biracial Swiss New Yorker Manuel Gagneux said either fuck you or fuck yeah and began hollering faux field hollers of "devil is kind" and "devil is fine" over chain-gang percussion.
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Riding high in the polls after essentially making "Jonah Ryan: He'll Yell at Women for You" into his slogan, the hulking man-boy lashes out at his old bully Teddy Sykes, not realizing that his opponents have angled their camera phones to make it look like he's hollering insults at a bowling alley employee with Down syndrome.
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Rooted by Rodgers' absurdly funky rhythm guitar, Edward's rubbery bassline, Tony Thompson's lazer-focused drum 120BPM beat, and Luci Martin and Alfa Anderson's joyful hollering , "Le Freak" was Atlantic's highest grossing track to date at the time, selling over 7 million copies worldwide, and is currently sitting pretty—and freaky—in the the Library of Congress.
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As I sat at the market in Ciudad Juárez on a weekday in January, it all seemed so familiar: The clanking of the reusable glass bottles; the greeter hollering for visitors to sit in his corner of the restaurant; the smell of grease meandering through the upstairs eatery where Axl Rose was screaming at me from a jukebox.
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On a recent Thursday night, an El Presidente (rum, mezcal, ancho chili, pomegranate) and a Celery Sour (gin, pineapple, celery, Greek yogurt) were terrific to drink, yet neither could distract from the plastic ivy hanging from the ceiling, or from the room's acoustics, which make guests sound as though they're hollering into an empty swimming pool.
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From my seat in the far front corner at Sathyam Cinemas (I had scooped up one of the last available tickets), I couldn't see the film particularly well, but I certainly could hear the whooping and hollering from the packed house when Arvind Swamy, Aishwarya Rajesh or one of the other popular actors appeared on screen.
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The hearing was more lively than the previous two Medicare for All hearings, with Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealTrump argues NY tax return case should take place in DC NY files motion to keep Trump tax returns lawsuit out of DC court Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Mass.) admonishing the applauding and hollering audience several times.
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Once the lovers, spurning all advice, are bound in matrimony, they move to Bechuanaland, only to be kept apart for long periods, with Seretse detained against his will in England and his wife marooned in Africa: a desperate plight for the two of them, but not much fun for us, either, as we listen to them hollering down the phone.
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At some point, when the art world is done with its current display of righteousness, I imagine that a famous and filthy-rich art world personage who is accused of sexual harassment will hire a kickass lawyer who will make it so risky, so costly and so humiliating to challenge him that he will effectively put an end to the hollering.
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Certainly, the bunch of millennial celebs in the front row at Miu Miu — Stacy Martin, Zoe Kazan, Rowan Blanchard and Lucy Boynton, among them — hooting and hollering with glee as they watched Elle Fanning, 19, open the show in a big suede jacket and big bouffant, a scarf knotted just so around her neck, seemed to think it was a hell of a fun idea.
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SORKIN: BUT EVEN ARGUABLY AFTER THE CRISIS EVEN IN 22 THEY DIDN'T DO IT. YES THEY HAD A STIMULUS PLAN BUT CLEARLY THE RETROSPECTIVE WAS BIG ENOUGH THERE WERE LOTS OF THINGS THAT BEN BERNANKE WAS SCREAMING AND HOLLERING AND SAYING PLEASE YOU WERE SCREAMING EVERYONE IS SAYING AND BERNANKE HAS SAID HE LOWERED INTEREST RATES IN LARGE PART BECAUSE HE COULDN'T GET CONGRESS TO MOVE.
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The scenes on the course as Tiger made his way back to clubhouse looked like a Mardi Gras parade with people hooting and hollering behind him, slinging beers, and just reveling in the possibility of Tiger really being back: Tiger is now two tour wins away from tying Sam Snead on all-time PGA wins list, but the next real big hurdle is whether he can win another major.
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" He's just as good — forgive me for quoting to this extent — on a firefighter's downtime, "the movies we watch at the station and the meals we cook and eat and the targets we shoot with our bows in the afternoons, washing our cars and trucks in the parking lot and sitting out front of the station in chairs at night hollering at people we know passing on the street.
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But also because, somewhere along the way, out of Will Young and Gareth Gates' pubescent not-really-rivalry, Girls Aloud's Kimberly Walsh doing "Unbreak My Heart" on national television in the same manner as a serious woman named Dawn might do on Friday karaoke, and one more series of Pop Idol from which Michelle McManus emerged, victorious and hollering, Simon Cowell's brainchild The X Factor was born, and nothing was the same again.
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"Zit-suckers," Jocko called them, but today these six or seven men who played card games with their fists—including, today, Donald Dundun—were playing an even crazier game out on the catwalk, making themselves heard, hollering back and forth as they stalked the perimeter and took up positions on the outermost points of the compass, this handful of them commanding the whole cell block and talking only about the kid, conspiring against his life while he watched TV and pretended not to hear.
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The video montage leaves me as wrung out as an old dish rag: lynchings; Biggie Smalls spitting his flow on a neighborhood sidewalk; a young Angela Davis smiling; breathtakingly vicious police assaults on black men, women, and children; Miles Davis veiled behind dark glasses; Drake performing on a stage; dancers from the Harlem ballroom scene mercilessly death-dropping; Odell Beckham Jr. displaying his outsized athleticism; a black woman sweating and hollering in her church; heterosexual couples grinding on a dance floor; the farcical eyewitness accounts that have become internet memes; more police savagery; an alien monster ravaging a city as armed forces throw all their military ordinance at it; a solar flare erupting from the sun's surface.
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