HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONKDid we miss any?
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Cars honk, trucks honk at me, cabs honk at me, people on bikes.
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Not just the engine, but the lack of wind and tire noise and the honk-honk-honk of oncoming trailer tractor rigs.
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"We have 'Honk 4 Clean Energy,' 'Honk 4 Veterans,' ... 'Honk 4 Single Payer,' " said Adam Guillette, a 25-year-old Sanders supporter and organizer in Clinton County.
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Big boy Trump loves nothing more than seeing big scary tanks and trucks go honk-honk!
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Regarding the honk: the honk in the game was added by our amazing sound designer, Em Halberstadt.
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HONK HONK WOO WOO OUTTATHEWAY EVERYONE THERE'S A POSSIBLE 5150 DOWN THE BLOCK AND I GOTTA MAKE A COLLAR.
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"Honk honk" he whispers suggestively, before yanking down on a pull cord and sending a plume of hot steam screaming toward the sky.
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He sped up too, keeping pace, and so he definitely did see, because next thing I knew he was giving me the big ol' honk honk.
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It is a well-known story: A quirky tinkerer rolls a rusted old car into his workshop, casts around for some parts, and emerges — honk, honk!
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Didi Chuxing, which translates to "honk honk, commute," is reportedly valued at $28 billion — about half the size of $66 billion Uber, its biggest rival in China.
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The signs include a massive, illustrated poster of Phoenix that says "VOTE TODAY Jess Phoenix for Congress," and handwritten "Honk if you voted" and "Honk 4 voting" signs.
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Will it honk when it sees someone getting road head?
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Last Sunday the climate activists took part in the Honk!
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Some drivers stop and honk their horns at the duo.
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Eleven months worth of memories punctuated with one little honk.
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The "Don't Honk" signs came down a few years ago.
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Cars honk their horns in solidarity; chanting voices join in.
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It sunk to the purple fields with a tortured honk.
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He could make his saxophones honk, croon, cackle and lament.
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There's also apparently a button that lets you just honk annoyingly.
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Geese honk in their pens and chickens cluck out of sight.
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The guy behind continues to bang into them and honk his horn.
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The opposite of her, then, is an accidental honk from the derriere.
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Pedestrians also complain that the bikes honk noisily and hog the sidewalks.
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Why do people keep responding to your texts with the word "honk"?
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Will the car also honk at dudes or chicks it wants to bang?
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He got to honk the horn and pretend to be driving a semi!
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Occasionally people give us the finger, honk their horns or yell and gesture.
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Geese honk overhead, flying south in formation as a soft wind rustles by.
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"The look is part Burning Man, part gypsy funk," Ms. Valentine added. Honk!
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A simple honk or popped trunk communicates all that needs to be said.
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"Honk More Wait More" As New York pedestrians, we really liked this story.
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The band released a best-of compilation album, "Honk," during their tour hiatus.
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Simmel was worried about street lamps, murals, the occasional honk of a horn.
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Okay, I might've oversold this but, yep, our honk was originally a quack.
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With Em's very patient expertise we eventually settled on our authentic canonical honk.
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Other vehicles honk their horns to get the attention of the lorry driver.
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Didi Chuxing, which in Chinese literally translates to "honk honk, commute," was previously known as Didi Kuaidi, after being created in early 2015 from the merger of China's two largest ride-hailing apps at the time, Didi Dache and Kuaidi Dache.
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" I can sum up my life with this bumper sticker "Honk if you're horny.
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Apparently bus drivers are no longer allowed to honk at bystanders shouting the phrase.
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I got a suggestion to use a turbo button controller for the honk button.
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Image: GettyLast month, Google focused on teaching its self-driving cars to honk appropriately.
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Not to worry, I told him to honk the horn if he gets scared.
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If I see a friend drive by, maybe we'll give each other a honk.
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In Arkansas, you can't honk your horn near a sandwich shop after 9 p.m.
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He had to honk at the turkeys and nudge his car through the flock.
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Honk Kong, Hang Seng falling 3003%-- South Korea-- the exchange there three-- down 3.9%.
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You can also honk your car horn at the drive-in if the urge strikes.
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It was at that moment that a tremendously loud honk knocked me back to Earth.
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Not to worry, I told him to honk the horn if he gets scared. pic.twitter.
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However, if there's a situation that requires more urgency, we'll use one loud sustained honk.
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Cars honk as drivers recognize his signature shaved head as he darts across K Street.
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In Pittsburgh, people tend to honk before going through a short, narrow or curvy tunnel.
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Your honk, for example, isn't just a tool for alerting and/or distracting the humans.
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Will it honk at old people who take roughly 40,000 light years to cross the road?
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A coded message might be a car honk, followed by a pause, and two more honks.
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Outside, you could hear a neighbor playing drums and the occasional honk of a lost Uber.
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Like, if someone cuts me off in a dangerous way, if I honk, they're like, 'Ellen?!
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"It started out as a 'honk if you can hear us' kind of thing," Madsen says.
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Speaking of that, I'm going to go enjoy life and find a truck horn to honk.
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This was fine by me, as I did not hear one honk or hint of street noise.
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Cars whip around and zoom by and impatiently honk, and road signs are frequently difficult to decipher.
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"Don't honk your horn at anyone," my dad instructed me when I was learning how to drive.
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They also honk rhythmically at crowded intersections, prompting rebukes from the police in several Chinese cities recently.
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He then proceeded to live the dream and pretend to honk the horn and drive the truck.
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We sorely need the petty satisfaction of the game's now-iconic HONK button more than ever before.
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He even let my son "drive" the boat and honk the horn, which was a huge hit.
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Players can now honk car horns in Playerunknown's Battlegrounds, and that has completely divided the competitive shooter's community.
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Around us, the penetrating churn of a helicopter and the honk of car horns filter through the trees.
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You wanna just make the goose honk over and over, like Chrissy Teigen's young daughter likes to do?
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Generally speaking, they're pretty cute, which makes Google's latest experiment—teaching them to honk—all the more amusing.
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It later disappears from camera view as motorists honk wildly and shout that it's jumped on a man.
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Honk at someone right near you and yes, you'll alert them, but they'll also look right at you.
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" When I told her it was, in fact, "honk," she shook her head and repeated "goose goose goose.
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Maybe you need to issue a well timed honk in order to shock someone into making a mistake, but that honk grabs the attention of someone else nearby, and suddenly you've got a pair of glasses in your beak and a woman with a broom chasing you out of her shop.
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He gives a warning to the driver, then lets her young son honk the horn of his patrol car.
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"Don't hurl cause if you honk I'll spew," Myers said in one of the memorable lines in the film.
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Photo: WaymoAside from the secretive honk technology, there's lots of functions that are supposed to be inaccessible to riders.
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"Telolet" is meant to represent the sound city buses make when they honk: it's a complex, carnival-like beep.
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The channers were able to enlist a local troll to drive around the area and repeatedly honk his horn.
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Drivers in the Northeast were more prone to yell, honk or make angry gestures than elsewhere in the country.
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The police put up a few signs — "Honk More Wait More" — but clearly not everyone understood what was happening.
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He laughs at my expression and I explain in the US, people usually honk when they're mad at you.
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She's even made one featuring the titular goose from Untitled Goose Game, which works perfectly as a honk button.
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It is silly and funny in the same way that pressing a button to make a goose honk is.
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But in test results, 90 percent of people honk at the VW Bug and give the Lexus a pass.
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Traffic cops rush into the intersection to stop the flow of cars, while drivers honk angrily, their evening commute delayed.
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" So, as one Twitter user pointed out to The Chainsmokers, "Om Telolet Om" basically means "Sir, honk the bus, sir.
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Their social media accounts even feature buses with near-matching bumper sticker slogans ("honk if you're tired of career politicians").
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But the groundwork for it is already here, as Google has started teaching its self-driving cars how to honk.
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Users struggling to find a car that the app says has arrived can use the app to make it honk.
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Fortunately, YouTuber Mark Rober has come up with the "nicest car horn ever," a higher-pitched honk that toots twice quickly.
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Bus drivers honk their horns at the clusters of blue shirts that have started to form outside pubs, bars and cafes.
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Riis had received instructions not to drive too fast, so traffic backed up behind us, and some people began to honk.
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I booted up the game, learned to navigate, pick up things, and honk, and I was off to be a goose.
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I've wandered the winding cobblestone lanes of Kyoto and the industrial labyrinths of Nagoya for hours and barely heard a honk.
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In addition volumes to China associated Honk Kong rose to 459 tonnes last week from 199 tonnes in same week last year.
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And before the song is over, a couple of Latino guys in a pickup truck pass me, smile and honk the horn.
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"They kept asking me to honk the horn.. I legit felt like I was part of the parade!" she wrote on Instagram.
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A "Honk for Bernie" gathering in Trinity Park transformed the center of town into what nearly sounded like Brooklyn at rush hour.
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Asian equity markets closed mixed overnight, with mainland China's Shanghai composite ending flat and Honk Kong's Hang Seng index falling 1.61 percent.
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"Our self-driving cars aim to be polite, considerate, and only honk when it makes driving safer for everyone," the report says.
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On the sunlit tarmac outside the underground station, they wave "Unite the Union" flags and cheer at vehicles that honk in solidarity.
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"A friend said to me, 'I don't really mind when they honk, because it means they can see me,'" Ms. Ashenhurst said.
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Platforms: Windows, Mac Creator: alienmelon Price: Free, with a $0.99 suggested donation Fans of Untitled Goose Game will recognize that honk anywhere.
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Similarly motorists stuck at a traffic light are slower to honk their horn if the car in front has a prestige brand.
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People of all ages stop him in the streets for selfies, and passing cars honk and drivers raise their fists in support.
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Similarly, motorists stuck at a traffic light are slower to honk their horn if the car in front has a prestige brand.
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We would watch the endless parade of multicolored shoes merge with the canary-hued taxis that screamed by on a forever honk.
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Oh and there's a dedicated HONK button so what are you even doing still reading this instead of playing it right now?
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Some 30 of their fellows amble unfettered around the seven-acre estate, steering clear of the geese, which honk bossily under the house.
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To help train the fleet, the horn was initially only allowed to honk inside the car so as not to disturb other drivers.
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Protesters gathered outside the convenience store overnight Tuesday, chanting "black lives matter" and holding signs saying "Honk for justice" as car horns blared.
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As the traffic is brought to a halt and drivers honk like there's no tomorrow, the Sun is slowly descending toward the horizon.
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Mike returns to his car because someone has wedged a piece of wood into his steering wheel, keeping it in a permanent honk.
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Jesse Plemons improvised the "honk the horn" gesture during the scene when Todd Alquist drove out to the desert to bury a body
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If I were lucky enough to sit behind the wheel of a truck I would definitely honk the horn and go, vroom vroom.
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Dazzling panoramas of the Hudson River will unfold along the way, with a soundtrack of song birds and the honk of passing trains.
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Honking continues, then everyone in the house decides to honk several times EVERY time they pull out of the driveway, just to be pricks.
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Brundage said HONK first began talking to Farmers last June and set up a small pilot with the massive insurance company not long after.
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Instead of your standard honk, "Honda Horn Emojis" will play a themed tune appropriately tied to a illustrated expression button on your steering wheel.
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The Ship Auction was also super fun because some wild things were being sold, including the opportunity to honk the ship horn for $350!.
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We started out by modelling and animating a goose and giving it a range of things to do—honk, flap, crane its neck, etc.
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I was driving slowly because of the ice, so it was no surprise when the taxi driver behind me began to honk his horn.
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During one test, in which a convertible cuts abruptly in front of a self-driving car, the question arose: can a self-driving car honk?
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The BBC reported Tuesday that the meme started with young people trying to get buses in Indonesia to honk their horns, which have customized jingles.
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In its place, we mostly see fans of all ages decorate shops and the local church with the team colors, wave flags, honk car horns.
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"The horn honk will be intolerable, diesel fumes and diesel noise will spew forth 24 hours a day underneath peoples' bedroom windows," Mr. Sweeney said.
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" When the lights turned green, Styles and the performers rushed out of the way as cars began to honk, with Corden exclaiming, "That was electric!
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Eventually, the garbage men collecting the garbage on the Dean family's street would honk their horn for Ethan, and he would run out to say hello.
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"We have a small budget," she says from a garage forecourt as drivers honk at her 20-odd supporters on the road, "so we do this".
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In this case, it's not like Sehatti could have done much with her lingering access to the car besides honk the horn or flash the lights.
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After the thunder of engines dies down, the motorcycles roll out: cars passing on the old highway honk their horns, and some slow down to rubberneck.
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Everything about this game — from the pastel tones of the quaint English village to the little squiggly shout lines from the goose's honk — is overwhelmingly lovely.
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I just want to feel my blood and hear the honk of taxicabs, the roll of tires across pavement, the buzz of the New York morning.
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THE MELLOW thrum of the Toyota Prius is to the streets of Ulaanbaatar what the screech of brakes and honk of horns is to New York: omnipresent.
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In 21 years, the honk and screech of boxy old modems has given way to sleek whole-house Wi-Fi networks powered by modern fiber broadband networks.
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NO CAR may honk nor lorry rumble near secondary schools on the two days next week when students are taking their university entrance exams, known as gaokao.
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Or this Vine of a person approaching a shopping basket full of squeezable toy geese, pressing on them all at once and producing a disquieting unified honk.
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To make sure the cars are only honking when absolutely necessary, Google is teaching the cars' software to distinguish between actual honk-demanding situations and false positives.
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Bron -- wearing sweatpants -- stopped in his tracks, lifted his left leg, and blasted out an ass honk so loud, you could hear it across the parking lot.
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HONK, the Los Angeles-based startup providing roadside assistance services through a mobile app, is partnering with the massive insurer Farmers Insurance Group to white label its technology.
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It's the first of several pilots that HONK will look to monetize as it attempts to take a bite out of the global market for roadside assistance services.
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As the largest trackable, traceable roadside assistance company in the U.S., HONK has at its disposal a fleet of roughly 55,000 trucks (it's basically the Uber for towing).
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And they even honk differently depending on what's going on: "We've even taught our vehicles to use different types of honks depending on the situation," the report reads.
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This account apparently tweeted a gibberish version of the "John Popper can't honk off" rumor, and Popper came across it (presumably while obsessively searching his own name online).
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No one is expecting the honk of every car or chatty coworker to be completely droned out, but muffling the sounds of the subway is better than nothing.
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It was hard to envision myself relaxing in an igloo while I was standing on the sidewalk, listening to the cars and taxis honk on the Manhattan street.
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He was glad someone else had to deal with the noisy taxis and the antsy drivers who used their horns as if they got paid by the honk.
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Africa's newest primate However, the Kipunji, which is nearly three feet tall and is known for a distinctive honk bark call, has become the main focus of his attention.
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CARS honk cheerily as they pass a line of shivering junior medics, protesting outside the Royal London Hospital in east London during Britain's first doctors' strike in 40 years.
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Google says that it first only honked the horn inside the cabin, so test drivers could observe the situation and note whether a honk was actually appropriate or not.
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Yet here, in the arena for large trucks with big wheels that honk and snort at you for hours, the atmosphere was not merely family friendly but oddly gentle.
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The takeover bid by the Honk Kong company comes as Britain is set to leave the European Union, a step some politicians fear could weaken its large financial sector.
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The Honk Kong approach is the latest international attempt to acquire the LSE - Germany's Deutsche Boerse has failed three times in recent years, hitting opposition from politicians and regulators.
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Sometimes this means a well-timed honk that makes a gardener hammer his own thumb; sometimes it means stealing a boy's glasses and chasing him into a phone booth.
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Users can honk the car's horn from the app, a feature that Waymo says gives riders, including those with low vision, another way to find their car at pickup.
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Trucks decorated with political slogans drive back and forth in front of the banks of television studios and camera positions, while passing cars honk support for one side or another.
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The company is also working on an advanced version of its auditory feedback, allowing the car to "see the context" of the situation and emit a "more socially appropriate" honk.
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Regulators are telling drivers to only honk when necessary and have put up signs in many parts of eastern and central Chinese cities like Qingdao and Xi'an, banning inappropriate honking.
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Honk if you've heard this one before: Autonomous and connected cars will make driving less of a drudge by handling the stop-n-go mundanity of your commute for you.
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"His only complaint was 'it makes me sad that people would rather fly by and honk at a disabled person rather than to lend a hand," Gilleylen told the station.
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As closely as I've followed the development of autonomous vehicles over the past few years, it somehow never occurred to me that they'd have to know when to honk, too.
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They are not the exact equivalent of natural light — they are man-made — but he does allow for outside sounds (birds, weather, a distant car honk) to interact with them.
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There were a few times I'd come up to the barrier, I'd be so excited to sing at the fans, and someone would just reach out and honk my breasts.
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But a group of racing lovers face off with them, lifting their own signs touting their love for the animals and beckoning drivers to honk in support of the industry.
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It could prevent an impatient honk from the car behind, but it's also one of those actions that may cause an owner to wonder, Why did the car do that?
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We talked about everything from the politics of the goose, to a shocking revelation about the origins of its HONK, to the haphazard and fumbly way the game was developed.
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After knocking out some simpler tasks on the list, I notice that when I pluck a rose from the farmer's garden, he keeps bending down to replant the rose. Honk!
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In my experience, the self-driving car was very polite and didn't honk or otherwise chastise me for my behavior (though the human passenger did communicate his displeasure with a gaze).
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With her Scarsdale honk and Louise Brooks bob, she still presents herself as your wacky activist bohemian aunt, the kind who tried to "unionize all the unpopular girls" in high school.
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Luckily, his mom came up with a plan: She rallied their neighbors to drive by their house at the same time to honk and cheer, with signs and streamers in tow.
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Equipped with a grabbing beak, toddling feet, and a very loud honk, Untitled Goose Game's titular bird wrecks havoc in a previously quiet village, committing all manner of crimes and inconveniences.
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When we were on the road, truckers would see this and honk and blast their horns and we never knew if they were saying 'Fuck you' or if it was good.
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It's not like something out of these videogames that humans play, where you get to honk around, be silly, or fake like, I don't know, a goat or a ceramic mug.
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In the latest monthly report on its self-driving car program, Google reveals that it's been training the cars to honk at the absent-minded humans around them when the situation demands.
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Ironically, actual human drivers mostly honk at completely inappropriate times — at least here in New York City — so a polite, considered beep from a self-driving car would be a welcome improvement.
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"His only complaint was, 'It makes me sad that people would rather fly by and honk at a disabled person rather than to lend a hand,&apos" Gilleylen told the news outlet.
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It's the kind of game you can play with people who claim they don't like games, and if you have children, they will enjoy pressing the HONK button over and over again.
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Even as the pastor preached, the organ would honk, or a cymbal would crash, or someone in the congregation would open her mouth and let fly a stream of Spirit-given tongues.
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Industry leader Waymo has worked to create the proper protocols for its self-driving vehicles to honk their horns, with different types of beeps to signal intention to other drivers on the road.
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Knock on or check under the hood before starting a vehicle and honk the horn to startle any pets or even wild animals who may have sought shelter in or underneath your car.
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Some vehicles have ultrasonic sensors that can detect the movements of children and pets; a Hyundai system will honk the horn and send an alert to the drivers smartphone if it detects movement.
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On a sketch in Netflix's terrific "I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson," he played a maniac who saw a bumper sticker reading "Honk if You're Horny" and he couldn't stop beeping.
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And what about the drivers it encounters—will they inch ever closer, creeping further and further until they get a honk, repeating the process until the car suddenly becomes sentient and combusts with rage?
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Along with controlling the gas and steering of the titular bus in Desert Bus VR, drivers get to honk the horn, open and close the bus door, and even control the very limited radio.
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EDMONTON, Alberta — At stoplights around town, motorists honk at the owner of a 2009 black Ford F-150 and snap photographs of its license plate, the one that reads, "McDavid," in red uppercase letters.
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We walk there — I don't own a car in the city because I hate driving — and along the way, some people who recognize me will say hello, and people driving past will honk their horns.
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People honk their car horns more when it's hot; major league baseball pitchers get more aggressive; college students who've been slighted by a "negative evaluation" are more tempted to give their evaluator an electric shock.
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Honk basically applies to the towing business the same technology ride-hailing uses, making trucks more responsive and slashing the time that a customer waits to get help when they need it, according to Brundage.
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Mr. Opsvik sets up a theme alone, and the others join the party in fitful turns: brushes on a snare drum, a spidery phrase on the fretboard, a honk and a cluck on tenor saxophone.
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The pastor and I were joking that we should tell everyone: One honk is an Amen, two is 'praise the Lord…' Then, ten honks for 'the sermon's going a little long and I'm getting hungry.
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Into it he mixes the soul-opening honk of Albert Ayler, full of enough breath to evoke a door blowing wide open; the winding intensity of John Coltrane; and the troubled placidity of Lester Young.
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Customers call for a tow directly from HONK via mobile web or the company's app to find a nearby professional and track the location and estimated time of arrival of their tow truck in real-time.
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Customers call for a tow directly from Honk via mobile web or the company's app to find a nearby professional and track the location and estimated time of arrival of their tow truck in real time.
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Here's the strange thing about where I live: When I walk outside my office, down to the busy, honk-filled four-lane road that runs by it, I'm immediately part of a wide scale science experiment.
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Anyway: In more Trump news, yesterday the US president took a break from his exhausting schedule of phonetics and patty-cake to sit behind the wheel of a truck, honk the horn, and pretend to drive.
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Sometimes the angry opposition sounds like hysterical soccer fans: Every time Ms. Rousseff speaks on the evening newscast, people lean out their windows to bang pots, and drivers honk their horns in a sign of protest.
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Tony also mentioned a potential lead: A few hours after he dropped off the pizza, he said, he was outside and, hearing a honk, glanced up to glimpse what looked like Karen's white car passing by.
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Once a delivery driver is within "tens of feet" of the car, according to Rohit Shrivastava, General Manager for Amazon Key, they'll see the vehicle's GPS location, and they can even remotely flash honk to locate it.
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TO EXPERIENCE THE true Jakarta, sit in a taxi for an hour, listening to the motorbikes rev and the horns honk, only to realise that you are no closer to your destination than when you set off.
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Honk Technologies, a marketplace for towing services for consumers and insurance companies, has raised $18 million in a new round of funding a little over a year after inking a massive contract with the insurance company, Farmers.
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Though Dr Disrespect took the honk attacks in stride—dealing with stream sniping is an everyday reality of making your gameplay public—MrGrimmmz did not, constantly griping about how it was ruining the matches they were playing.
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If you leave it running for 30 minutes, you'll probably come back to your PC and find the goose has run truly wild, spawning little notes that look like Microsoft's Notepad app and plenty of honk cartoons.
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People with knowledge of the deal said it could be worth over $150 million to Honk, as it eyes an international rollout, but chief executive Corey Brundage and president Avesta Rasouli declined to confirm or deny that figure.
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At the weekly antiques market in Jingdezhen, where you squat on your haunches bargaining for the dragon shard, scooters honk and growl their way through piles of age-old fragments, some real, some old fakes, some new fakes.
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When jobs don't call and plans are not, and I fidget in my frustration, I still count on this market to bustle and these foods to fry and these taxis to honk like they forgot what markets are.
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Driving means making a thousand small moral decisions: whether to tailgate to push the slowpoke faster, or to give space; whether to honk only as a warning or constantly as your all-purpose show of contempt for humanity.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 22016 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Benjamin Jacob stops his new scooter at traffic lights in Malaysia's capital, fellow drivers sometimes flash their lights or honk their horns at him, though he has done nothing wrong.
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Villegas demurred, and then, when pressed, confirmed that the car was "capable of honking" but said the scenarios in which it may or may not honk were best described by Waymo's vice president of engineering, who was not present.
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"The shuttle does have the capacity to automatically honk its horn, but that function wasn't designed for defensive driving techniques — such as honking when an object is actively backing toward the vehicle," AAA's rep told Mashable in an email.
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One scene, in which impatient mothers picking up their children after school in fancy cars angrily honk their horns and raise their middle fingers at one another, captures the generalized meanness and incivility that has seeped into modern life.
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There are little details to make the scenes fun – like how you can honk the car's horn at the drive-in, or pick up items on the table (like your popcorn) and move them around or even throw them.
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Hilariously, drivers in the Northeast were much more like to yell, honk, and gesture than drivers in other regions, which is perhaps the least shocking thing in the whole survey, because... well, have you ever driven in New Jersey?
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These often have a meditative quality completely at odds with his "Yo Shakespeare," from 1992, which the All-Stars also played, and that sounds like a marching band weaving through a honk-happy traffic jam on a hot day.
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Outside the New Hartford high school, a group of pro-Trump picketers stood on the manicured lawn shouting "Honk for Trump!" at every car that passed — at times, getting into shouting matches with drivers who didn't share their politics.
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Simple Alexa commands can flash the lights or honk the horn, Ms. Barfuss said, but remote instructions that alter the state of the car — such as locking the doors and starting the engine — also require a spoken PIN code.
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A small pro-oil and gas rally took place outside the hotel where Morneau gave a speech to the Calgary business community, with participants chanting "Build that pipe!" and exhorting passing vehicles to honk "if you love oil and gas".
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"He's backing up to tow my truck, so as I am in this position breastfeeding now, I jump over to the front seat to honk so he can see, like, 'Don't tow my truck because I'm in here,' " she said.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A long-awaited link between China's booming Shenzhen stock market and neighboring Honk Kong goes live on Monday, allowing foreign investors first-time access to some of the fastest growing technology companies in the world's second biggest economy.
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A few scooters manage to push their way through, while trucks, cars, and tuk-tuks—whose fenders are often adorned with stickers of Che, Frank Serpico, and John B. Rambo—honk their horns in vain before finally making U turns.
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The ubiquitous peepers are by graffiti-turned-street-turned-fine artist Ahol Sniffs Glue, a name renowned to Miamians in-the-know (believe me, I watched drivers stop and honk while we were filming VICE's guide to the Magic City, #miamifulltime).
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More generally, modern technology can sometimes help us find misplaced objects, as you know if you've ever had your girlfriend call your lost cell phone, or used that little button on your keys to make your Toyota Camry honk at you.
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Next we hear from the young people at the center of Honk Kong's ongoing pro-democracy protests and have a look at former Army combat photographer Ben Brody's new book on his more "absurd" moments during his deployments to Afghanistan.
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In Paris, demonstrators from Amnesty International waved placards outside the Saudi Arabian embassy that read "Honk for women's rights", and called for the release of jailed women activists, including some campaigners for the right to drive in the deeply conservative kingdom.
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Writing on the Arena Ventures company blog, a writer chronicled the back and forth between HONK and triple A on a number of fronts — including the venerable roadside assistance company's attempts to adopt some of Uber's "dirty tricks" of ride-hailing and canceling.
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You might not want to organize a full birthday caravan, but if your kid (or you) feels disappointed about a party cancellation, try putting a big birthday sign in your front yard and texting a few folks to drive by and honk.
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Still, the images and sounds carry with them a sense — made literal toward the end — of unbridled freedom and flight, while the close-ups of Moondoc's face, straining his muscles and lungs with each honk and wail, are reminders of the gritty actualities of creation.
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Genesis now uses lets Amazon Echo, Tap, Dot and Fire TV owners use voice commands to remotely start their engine, set climate control, lock and unlock doors and honk the horn or turn on the lights, all from the comfort of their own home.
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I am still grieving Emily, but this new dog has made me so happy: the way she tries to honk my nose when she's excited to see me, and how she lies flat on the ground when I go to put on her leash.
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Now, Google says, its honking algorithm—a horrifying concept, to be honest—can distinguish between various situations and honk accordingly: If another vehicle is slowly reversing towards us, we might sound two short, quieter pips as a friendly heads up to let the driver know we're behind.
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Hope's population includes clients from Honk Kong, Holland, Ireland, Taiwan, Thailand, Germany, The Netherlands, Wales, Scotland, Canada, New Zealand, Bulgaria, and Belgium, but the majority can be divided into three categories based on their mosquito bites: the British have welts on their legs covered in bandages.
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FROM PEN: Check Out Rose Byrne's 'Controversial' Mustard Colored Blazer In a recent video Instagram post, Polizzi shared of the crew hitting the road, the 29-year-old gets out of the car to write a 'Honk if you love GTL' slogan on the back of the pick-up.
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Teenager Mode: The Zombie will suddenly and unaccountably swerve into other vehicles' lanes without signaling; remain stopped at traffic lights until frustrated drivers are forced to honk their horns; and shoot and send selfies and funny hashtags in excess of any contracted wireless data limit or other parental controls.
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Until a couple of months ago, lying in bed at night in the remote farmstead in Brittany that is my home, listening to the honk of cattle and the bickering of hens, I resolutely fought off the accusing voices that from time to time attempted to disrupt my sleep.
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But when I have these lists magically appear under one of my wings, and I get to take my time figuring out the chain of events I need to pull off with my beak, with no worries about hunger, or survival, or snakes (HONK!) I revert to a simpler time.
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" CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — The last time Senator Elizabeth Warren trundled across Iowa in a specially decorated campaign vehicle, an R.V. headed to the Iowa State Fair in August, it was wrapped with a cheeky play on the slogan for her sweeping agenda: "Honk if you're ready for big, structural change!
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Click here to view original GIFTo help maximize the living space in a 400-square-foot apartment in Honk Kong, the designers at Liquid Interiors came up with a clever way to make its tiny rooftop deck feel far more spacious: a pair of lounge chairs that disappear right into the wooden plank flooring.
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The work is George Gershwin's jaunty, jazzy symphonic poem "An American in Paris," and the effect involves a set of instruments that were decidedly not standard equipment when it was written in 1928: French taxi horns, which honk in several places as the music evokes the urban soundscape that a Yankee tourist experiences while exploring the City of Light.
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Still, Abbott's self-centeredness is noteworthy, and I wish I could unsee the image of her in her later years, when she settled in Maine and would honk her horn a block before arriving at her local general store so that an attendant would be waiting for her at the gas pump when she pulled up.
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And in Hollywood, where any juicy, stranger-than-fiction yarn is inevitably exploited to death, star-driven dramas ranging from 1992's "Hoffa" (starring Jack Nicholson in a regrettable putty nose and a gruff, Hoosier-state honk) to Martin Scorsese's new Netflix epic, "The Irishman" (with Al Pacino as Hoffa), continue to trundle off the celluloid production line.
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Tesla also issued a new software update that began rolling out just before Christmas, which included the addition of Twitch to Tesla Theater, as well as support for popular farming sim game Stardew Valley, the ability to set dashcam video clips to automatically save whenever you honk the horn, support for voice commands and much more.
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When she says "Hello sir" and "What'll you have, ma'am?" and "Please swipe your card for me," her voice is so confident and clear that you can hear it above the rumble of the rolling trash bin, above the honk of the cart zooming by, above the announcement every few minutes that Atlanta, Georgia, is in the eastern time zone.
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Shutterstock Friedrich recommends Influence: Science and Practice, by Robert Cialdini, "for the degree to which it challenges the cognitive dissonance essential to all of our lives": It's a whole bunch of really interesting studies about things, like: If the light turns green and you're behind a VW Bug or behind a Lexus, 100 percent of people say they'll honk at the Lexus first or it's equal.
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Listen, kids, I know you come to VICE for the hot and groovy yung news topics that matter to you, like how much NOS you can honk before you get brain damage or how limbless people fuck these days, but let me tell you: If you are a weak pale boy like me, wear SPF 50 and a big hat, unless you want to get so much sun you get a headache and start crackling like a baked pig on the plane home.
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Dry, aching voices, crude horn honk, noodling jazz guitar, quietly crackling flickers of static, all this gets played against clean electronic surfaces and squiggly synthesizers to shape a sonic disparity that also serves to contextualize both sides — the soul/jazz material sounds old and weird partially because hearing it during a speedy dance mix creates the illusion of discovery, as if Moodymann were sorting through piles in the back of a record store, playing Big Muff's "My Funny Valentine" cover for the first time, and falling in love with the glittering keyboards and liquid bassline.
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