That behavior is typical for dogs with loud noise phobia.
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A loud noise broke the silence and I glanced back.
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The loud noise the other officer said he had heard?
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With time, any stimulus — a loud noise, a strong perfume, etc.
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I have never heard such a loud noise in my life.
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"We heard a loud noise," said Sandra Celano, who lives nearby.
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Hamp hated when books would drop and make a loud noise.
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They heard a loud noise and decided to huddle in the bathroom.
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Suddenly, you hear a loud noise at the end of the road.
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Their first experiment was to play the mice a sudden, loud noise.
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As with Chekhov, Ms Baker foregoes loud noise for a quiet ache.
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Bennet told police he was roused from sleep by a loud noise.
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"Their goal is to make a loud noise," he said that day.
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After all, the most common cause of hearing loss is loud noise.
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It's as automatic a response as running away from a loud noise.
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A high-energy laser pulse striking material can also produce a loud noise.
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She only heard a loud noise and felt pain on her right arm.
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The horse, called Gunny, was apparently spooked by a loud noise, police said.
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Some devices will emit a loud noise, while others will have GPS capabilities.
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Thankfully, Deputy Jim Long, an SRO, sprang into action after hearing a loud noise.
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Witnesses reported intense shaking in their homes and were shocked by the loud noise.
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Sometimes the seats shook just because someone on screen was making a loud noise.
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"Vivek Kumar Pandey, spokesman for the ITBP said: "Suddenly we notice a loud noise.
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Being startled by a loud noise is normal, for dogs as well as humans.
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The source of the loud noise that triggered a stampede remained unclear, officials said.
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Others recoiled at every loud noise on the boat, traumatized by years of war.
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Tori Atkins was waiting for a different flight when she heard a loud noise.
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A neighbor said she heard a loud noise at the time the blaze started.
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Most don't like leashes and most would bolt the second the hear a loud noise.
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Survivors told local television they heard a loud noise before the boat began to sink.
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She wore earplugs and protective earmuffs to dull the jarringly loud noise of the machine.
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Each one makes a loud noise and takes over the entire screen of your device.
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And then there is that loud noise that took Mama's attention away from her cooking.
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Michael T. Vogel, a neighbor, said he had heard a loud noise followed by yelling.
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A loud noise like a gunshot is heard on video footage of the president's speech.
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This, he writes, involves "transmitting loud noise" on the same frequencies to overpower the broadcast.
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"We heard a loud noise suddenly, and the train coaches turned upside down," he said.
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Last week, city officers responded to a "loud noise complaint," the police department wrote on Facebook.
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Neighbor Deborah Rivera told The Youngstown Vindicator that she heard a loud noise and called 911.
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Another local, Betty Boyer, was about to go to sleep when she heard a loud noise.
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But all of a sudden, we heard a loud noise — like the crack of a whip.
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The video shows a loud noise and flames and laughter, the FBI says in the document.
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As he fled, he heard a loud noise and saw a plume of thick black smoke.
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Some of the surviving sailors said they heard a loud noise at the time of impact.
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She heard a loud noise and, when she went outside, found him lying on the concrete.
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About 22 million U.S. workers are exposed to loud noise on the job, Masterson said by email.
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But a neighbor testified about hearing a loud noise coming from the house about 5:15 a.m.
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"I was cleaning my room and I heard a really loud noise," Blanco's daughter, Christina, told KCBS.
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Someone can be heard laughing as the cylinder makes a loud noise and then bursts into flames.
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Inner ear tinnitus may be caused by injuries to the cochlea due to loud noise or inflammation.
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"I know people in the neighborhood who still panic when they hear a loud noise," Nezaj said.
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Jackson and Nettles recounted how, on their flight, the oxygen masks dropped down after a loud noise.
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I may have scared some people with the loud noise of happiness and triumph I made, reading that.
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Passengers were startled and frightened when they heard a loud noise on the right side of the train.
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"I hear it sometimes at night, that loud noise of the turkey breaking through the glass," she said.
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Still, passengers reported the incident as "scary," and that it had caused a loud noise, according to CNN.
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We were hanging out near the back wall looking at the stage when we heard the loud noise.
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A "Big Ben bong" in non-alliterative normal speak, is simply the loud noise that the bell makes.
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The plane seems to crash (or it goes through the motion of a movie plane crash – loud noise, spinning).
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Amid the loud noise, a different style of policy formation has quietly taken root -- under the label of transpartisanship.
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It also adds an app that will alert users when they are being exposed to dangerously loud noise levels.
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Local residents in a nearby village said they heard a loud noise shortly before the metal object was found.
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He tells TMZ, he heard a loud noise coming from the helicopter and felt it was hovering too low.
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It will sound just like the alerts you get for severe weather, with a sort of piercing loud noise.
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At about that time, she said she was at her home close by when she heard a loud noise.
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Razer already has a headset that vibrates along with the games you play—rumbling when there's a loud noise.
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If they won't leave you alone, a spray of water or a loud noise might send them waddling away.
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They stopped the service after another loud noise, "and then something that sounded like machine-gun fire," he said.
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There was a flash of light and a loud noise; Morton knew that he had been shot in the stomach.
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Luis Villarroel had parked his limo on K Street after dropping off a client when he heard a loud noise.
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They also were exposed to a loud noise, and rated how unpleasant it was for them, and for another participant.
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Security is already outside the room and when they hear the first loud noise they will know to come in.
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The minute you hear a loud noise or any commotion, move away from it — not toward it — Mr. Ackerman said.
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An extremely loud noise awoke many Londoners early Sunday morning, with some claiming they felt their cars and houses shake.
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During this time, Suiter's radio transmitted an "unintelligible sound," then a loud noise and then went dead, the report said.
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Since a train accident some years ago, I use prosthetic limbs, which set off a loud noise from security devices.
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Noor testified that he shot her in self-defense after he and his partner were startled by a loud noise.
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Passengers heard a loud noise, followed by the horrifying sight of the failing engine out the window, The Washington Post reported.
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You'll rarely experience the same scare twice; sometimes it's a floating giant, a rotting corpse, a loud noise, a vivid dream.
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In France, hand dryers are already barred in restrooms where patients stay, though only because of the loud noise they make.
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In one video taken during the concert, a fan immediately drops their phone as soon as a loud noise is heard.
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Movies and books often present PTSD as, for example, someone hearing a loud noise and reliving a gunshot from their past.
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It said the jets patrolling the sky were F-15s but did not say they were responsible for the loud noise.
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These critics showed that rats would use the lever to free anything making a loud noise — not just their fellow rats.
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It's funny, I'm usually really easygoing, but one day we were shooting and there was a loud noise in the back.
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Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein was walking into the banquet hall at Chabad of Poway on Saturday when he heard a loud noise.
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He said he heard a loud noise coming from beneath the train about 10 seconds before it screeched to a halt.
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Officer Harrity told state investigators that he had been startled by a loud noise just before Ms. Damond approached their cruiser.
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Noor testified on Thursday that he shot Damond after he and his partner Matthew Harrity, who was driving, heard a loud noise.
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"As we were pulling into the station we heard a loud noise -- it was like metal crushing," she said in an email.
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The sounds are designed to mask particular frequencies most bothersome and detrimental to sleep rather than every loud noise you might encounter.
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Meliss Tatangelo said she was camping in her Honda in January 2017 when she heard a loud noise early in the morning.
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Investigators said the object was likely fabricated by an amateur fireworks enthusiast for the thrill of creating a loud noise and flash.
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Joshua Nelson, 28, told the newspaper he was about to take a nap when he heard the loud noise of the crash.
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If the noise is preceded by a softer one, however, both humans and murines react far less when the loud noise comes.
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Houk's 7-year-old daughter also said she had heard a loud noise in the house around the time of the shooting.
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To this day he fears every strange sound or loud noise, whether it's a plane or a motorcycle or a speeding car.
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Passengers said they heard a loud noise as the plane&aposs left wing banged to the ground, and both engines tore loose.
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One resident said he heard a loud noise, like an explosion, and suddenly saw a river of mud rolling toward his home.
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Neighbor Danielle Burt who lived next to the family told CTV News she heard a loud noise shortly after 12:30 a.m.
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Menstruation and neck pain were the most significant, followed by tiredness, bright lights, loud noise, too much sleep, restless sleep, and odors.
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Senator Bill Cassidy, a first-term Republican from Louisiana, said he was sleeping when a loud noise and jarring motion awoke him.
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"These things are always evolving," Chief Alexander said, adding that a "bang" or loud noise near the food court prompted the panic.
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Lionel Fanthorpe, who was leading the service at the time, said he remembered seeing a video come on and a very loud noise.
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" The footage is said to show Rahimi lighting a fuse, which triggers a "loud noise and flames, followed by billowing smoke and laughter.
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The following morning, Bennett awoke to a loud noise and discovered the sails were loose — and his wife was nowhere to be found.
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The officer testified tearfully in his own defense on Monday, saying he was startled by a loud noise and accidentally squeezed the trigger.
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"I heard this really loud noise, I thought someone had dropped something super heavy," Freeman junior Marcus Morphy told CNN affiliate KAYU-TV.
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Alongside metal, another dark musical sub-scene that exists within Ithaca is a growing collection of extremely talented and mercilessly loud noise artists.
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Officer Matthew Harrity, who was driving the squad car, indicated that he was startled by a loud noise as he approached Damond's home.
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Passengers aboard the double-decker Airbus A380, the world's largest passenger airliner, described hearing a loud noise about five hours into the flight.
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I find it to be very comfortable to type on and don't mind the low travel or loud noise compared to other laptops.
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"It's exciting, but a little bit nerve-racking because it spins really fast and makes a loud noise like 'Reeeiiiinnnn'," Ms. Lesnek said.
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Chemical plant Dow Louisiana Operations reported that a vessel ruptured on site this morning and a loud noise was heard in the community.
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DAVID FABER: Yeah, Kevin, I-- thanks for sticking with us with this very loud noise here with the big IPO at the Exchange today.
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The recalled fireworks are overloaded with pyrotechnics, which produce a loud noise and have been known to result in a greater than expected explosion.
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Then, after filming the video, she goes into post-production, which includes a special ear toward sound to remove any clap or loud noise.
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In 1997, while searching for underwater volcanoes off the coast of South America, scientists recorded something they couldn't explain: a strange, exceptionally loud noise.
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The lawsuit claims that Goldscheider suffered from "acoustic shock," or the symptoms (like ringing in the ears) that happen after a sudden, loud noise.
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Indeed, the loud noise upset Little Albert, and he soon wailed not only at the sight of white rats but also other furry objects.
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"Around 7 o'clock in the morning I heard a loud noise and after that all the nearest houses were shaken," resident Andrei Andreyev said.
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The woman told authorities that she heard a loud noise and saw her window shattered before she feeling pain in her arm and chest.
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There was a loud noise, like the thud of something large being dropped, and with it, a rumble that went up through our bodies.
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Recounting what his father told him, the younger Mr. Weiss said that services had just been getting started when he heard a loud noise.
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Jayden Madise, a junior, said he was sitting with friends in an open area on the first floor when he heard a loud noise.
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Jill Walston said she was in the backseat as her son drove eastbound on Highway 264 on Monday when she heard a loud noise.
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Elias Broth, 19, a high school senior, was on a bus at the intersection of Drottninggatan and Kungsgatan when he heard a loud noise.
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Instead of a Fender Precision bass, the shrimp uses its large, garish pink claw to create a loud noise that is lethal to small fish.
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In fact, aging, along with infections and exposure to loud noise, is one of the most common causes of acquired hearing loss, according to Battey.
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Mazharuddin Syed Ahmed, 47, said he immediately recognized it was gunshots directly outside the mosque because of the loud noise, which was accompanied by screams.
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When the untreated mice were put in a soundproof chamber and exposed to a pulse of loud noise, they didn't jump — they were completely deaf.
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People heard a loud noise that sounded like gunfire ... and it sent everyone scrambling, causing a stampede ... injuring a number of people in the process.
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In Midtown Manhattan, Mr. Biederman said, food trucks and carts crowd sidewalks, release fumes, create loud noise from generators and more frequently skirt health codes.
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It is already known that when we are asleep, a strong smell won't disturb us the way a loud noise or a bright light will.
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Survivors described hearing a loud noise and running outside to see nearby dwellings rushing in their direction on a tide of debris, surrounded by smoke.
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In the dark, early morning hours of Labor Day, a crew member aboard the Conception diving boat off California awoke suddenly to a loud noise.
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Corbett broke into Bullock's home back in 2014 ... and she actually came face-to-face with him after she was awakened by a loud noise.
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Most of these clues say the atmospheric conditions are there for a quick setback – perhaps a mere, fleeting "scattering of the sparrows" after a loud noise.
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He likened it to the example of the homeless people who sleep in a train station, their slumber undisturbed by the loud noise of the trains.
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One witness told Swedish broadcaster SVT she heard a loud noise from above before she saw the plane going straight down and crashing into the island.
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For example, a user can opt to receive a text message every time a security camera detects a loud noise (like breaking glass) in their home.
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Panic followed when someone shouted "gun," after a chair hit the ground, causing a loud noise in the mall's food court, Elizabeth Mayor Chris Bollwage tweeted.
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As always, I then took some stabs — EGYPTOLOGY, CLOCKWISE, EGREGIOUS, SKY BLUE — that hit their targets (just a partial miss with LOUD "noise" instead of MUSIC).
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It can be a loud noise, like a garbage truck, or something soft, like your partner saying, 'Honey, I think there's a burglar in the house.
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Last weekend, Zac Clark and his mother, Lora, were doing work in their garden when they suddenly heard a loud noise followed by a woman's screams.
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As they reached the end of the alley, Officer Harrity, who was driving, was startled by a loud noise near the squad car, he told investigators.
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Bennett had told authorities he was awakened by a "loud noise" while the 41-year-old Hellman, who had no boating experience, helmed the night watch alone.
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Luiz Fernando Correa, security chief for the Games, said stones had hit the metal rim of the bus's windows, making a loud noise, before smashing the glass.
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An investigation revealed Damond (who was reportedly wearing her pajamas) approached the driver's side window of the responding patrol car moments after a loud noise startled Harrity.
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The reality star then went to her bedroom to avoid a confrontation but was alarmed after hearing a loud noise in the house, according to the documents.
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In a Facebook post, Meliss Tatangelo wrote that she and her boyfriend were camping in her car when she heard a "very loud noise" around 5 a.m.
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After arriving on Damond's street, one of the officers was startled by a loud noise, according to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
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Noor testified in a Minneapolis courtroom that he shot Damond after he and his partner Matthew Harrity, who was in the driver's seat, heard a loud noise.
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I slept well in the very comfortable King-sized bed, however, I did hear loud noise from neighbors when they returned to their room late at night.
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I remember the way he would yell — scream, really — in reaction to any loud noise: trucks driving by, fireworks or even a knock on his bedroom door.
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It displays a picture of an acoustic wake as a trace of coloured dots behind a moving source of loud noise, such as a souped-up motorcycle.
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A chaotic scene developed at Los Angeles International Airport Sunday night as a "loud noise" led people to believe there was an active shooter at the airport.
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That damage to the approximately 15,000 hair cells per ear, which can be exacerbated by loud noise and some medication, is a leading factor contributing to hearing loss.
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He told the state agency investigating the incident that Noor was startled by a loud noise in the alley moments before Ruszczyk showed up at the car window.
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He ushered his little brother through the stampede of panicked concert goers, he said, and told him the loud noise was coming from the popping of pink balloons.
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Noor testified in court that he shot Damond in an act of self-defense after he and his partner Matthew Harrity, who was driving, heard a loud noise.
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The clip "depicts the lighting of the fuse, a loud noise and flames, followed by billowing smoke and laughter," the complaint says, after which Rahami enters the frame.
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Australian media quoted passengers as saying they heard a loud noise and smelled something burning before the crew started moving everyone from the left side of the plane.
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Keith Cyphers was on the phone with a client at his office across the hallway from the newspaper when he heard a loud noise and saw the gunman.
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Now any loud noise made him jump—her husband took to making his smoothies in the garage, because her father would startle at the sound of the blender.
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"The fact that I still showed a marked tendency to drop to the floor at a loud noise may have had something to do with it," Wolfe recalled.
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Harrity told investigators that he was startled by a loud noise as they neared Damond's home and that Damond approached the car from the driver's side immediately afterward.
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The border police have not released the next few seconds of the video, in which, they said, there is a loud noise and the screen goes suddenly blank.
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" Essex Police added: "There is a possibility that residents nearby may have heard a loud noise, often associated with a sonic boom, as the aircraft descended into Stansted airspace.
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Flight BA857, which had departed from Prague, landed safely in the London airport, but not before passengers were left in shock by a sudden loud noise and bright light.
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If we just knew that there's a loud noise in a particular part of the city and we didn't know what caused it, it's hard to mitigate the noise.
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Every few hours, you're faced with a loud, noise machine going at your breasts for milk, which require your full attention and both hands to hold everything in place.
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"A fuse is lit and the object ignites; the Video depicts the lighting of the fuse, a loud noise and flames, followed by billowing smoke and laughter," writes Licata.
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We heard a loud noise -- felt like a construction site and somebody dropped a big piece of metal and someone on the field yelling 'Run, he's got a gun.
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Glue and slashed tires "Most of us know that if you are exposed to a loud noise like a blast, you may experience hearing loss from it," said Kim.
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A woman told authorities in January 2017 she heard a loud noise in the middle of the night and found a bullet hole in the back of her car.
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When he tried to return to work over the Independence Day weekend, he had his gun in his hand while chasing a suspect when he heard a loud noise.
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The report laid out a chilling scenario in which sailors were awakened suddenly by a loud noise and forced to evacuate amid fast-rising waters and in near-darkness.
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Officer Harrity, who was driving the squad car, told state investigators that he was startled by a loud noise near the car; immediately afterward, Ms. Damond approached his window.
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Though both groups had suffered hearing loss the day after being exposed to the loud noise, only the caffeine-free group managed to make a full recovery eight days later.
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It wasn't until the next day when a fire alarm went off in the hospital that Julia became concerned about her newborn daughter, who remained motionless amid the loud noise.
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As gross as it is to have germs catapult onto surfaces when you sneeze, you shouldn't let the fear of making a loud noise keep you from releasing your sneeze.
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Bennett 'did not deploy flares,' prosecutors say Early on May 15, 2017, a loud noise woke Bennett, who had asked his wife to take over the night watch, prosecutors said.
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When the onlookers believed they had decoded the signs, the expected pitch would be communicated via a loud noise — specifically, banging on a trash can, which sat in the tunnel.
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"There is a tendency for people to be curious when they hear a loud noise and go toward the trouble, but you want to do just the opposite," he said.
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After he was given the medication, doctors placed the boy "in a darkened room with ear plugs and minimal stimulation" as loud noise and light seemed to worsen his condition.
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Panic and confusion erupted in Central Park on Saturday night after a loud noise frightened concertgoers at the Global Citizen Festival, with some people erroneously attributing the sound to gunshots.
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When guests request the house, I ask them the purpose of the visit and ask them to carefully read and agree to my house rules, including one about loud noise.
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It said the sessions occurred , even after the government decided he had no useful intelligence, and included excessive cold, loud noise, beatings, pepper-spray, and being shackled for prolonged periods.
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Harrity, who has returned to duty, reportedly told investigators he heard a loud noise and feared for his life in the moment leading up to the shooting, the Star Tribune reported.
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But while holding his breath and coming up from weighted squats, his thirteenth of a rep of 30, Williams heard what he thought was a loud noise coming from behind him.
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Sounds in audible frequencies don't cause long-term nervous system damage, and the three diplomats who experienced hearing loss in Cuba didn't have the ruptured eardrums caused by violently loud noise.
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"I don't think I'll ever be able to forget what I saw in that classroom," the 16-year-old says, adding that she flinches every time she hears a loud noise.
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To assess how often U.S. adults are exposed to loud noise and how regularly they take steps to protect against hearing loss, researchers examined 2014 survey data representing 240 million people.
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Anxiety disorder tends to fixate on specific objects: a shadow in a room; a loud noise in the street; the memory of a strained social interaction; the prospect of going outside.
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As the heavy door flung open, Liang said his whole body "tensed" when he heard a loud noise on his left side, and he accidentally squeezed the trigger on his firearm.
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Sarah - whose name has been changed for security reasons - said in the middle of the attack a loud noise distracted the men and they ran out, allowing the women to escape.
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Footage that was widely circulated on social media showed several people on the platform reacting to a loud noise, and security forces evacuating Maduro before the large formation dispersed in panic.
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USE A DAWN SIMULATING ALARM CLOCK While the hotel's alarm clock will wake you, Dr. Chopra said that waking to sudden loud noise was a stressful way to begin your day.
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DSLRs make a loud noise every time they take a photo, and besides weight and size, that audible noise has been one of the primary features settings DSLRs apart from mirrorless cameras.
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On Monday night, a vigil held outside Marathon Clothing, a store owned by Hussle and the site of the shooting, descended into chaos, injuring 19 after a "loud noise" prompted a stampede.
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This hearing loss is happening long before children are likely to be exposed to other common sources of loud noise, le Clercq added, further bolstering the possible role of portable music players.
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Just after the flight from Ankara landed at the Black Sea city of Trabzon there was a loud noise, Fatma Gordu was quoted as saying by the state-run Anadolu news agency.
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When she's finished flinging her shoes around and standing up and down, Stormi apparently watches her dad perform on screen (safe backstage from the loud noise of the crowd) and nods off.
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If you're ever looking for something that might be lost, open the app and track the Tile or have it emit a loud noise so you can find what you're looking for.
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In parts of the Northeast and the Midwest, "August fly" was once a common term for cicadas, the bugs known for making loud noise and appearing in the hot month of August.
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A New York City police horse tossed an officer to the pavement and took off down a busy Midtown street on Wednesday after being spooked by a loud noise, the authorities said.
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The prisoner, already subjected to the whole array of C.I.A. torture techniques — loud noise, sleep deprivation, forced nudity, wall-slamming and waterboarding — insisted he was trying to remember and tell them everything.
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The Turin prefect said in a statement that the crowd "was taken by panic and by the psychosis of a terror attack," fearing that a loud noise had been caused by terrorists.
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According to a statement from the FAA reported by the Boston Globe, the pilot of Flight 405, which was en route from Paris, noted a loud noise as the plane approached Logan.
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Jobsite speakers are a niche category (kind of like party/karaoke speakers) that are meant to withstand environments where there is loud noise from tools being used and exposure to liquids and dust.
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Live concerts, band practice, hunting, power tools, lawn mowers, dirt bikes, mopeds, and other motorized equipment can also create enough exposure to loud noise to potentially damage kids' hearing, she said by email.
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"We just heard a loud noise and couldn't see anything but smoke for a few seconds, when visibility returned we realized quite a chunk of the plane missing," Kullane wrote of the incident.
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At 15 seconds into the video, a large black plume and brightly glowing lava shoot out of the water toward the boat, causing a loud noise and prompting fearful screams from the passengers.
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Officer Noor's partner, whose body camera was also turned off, told investigators that he heard a loud noise before Officer Noor fired a shot from inside their patrol car, fatally striking Ms. Damond.
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On Thursday, the Federal Communication adopted new rules to bolster the Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) system, best known as that loud noise your phone makes when there's a flood in your general area.
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Story raised questions At the beginning of May, Vence told police he was driving with the young girl and his toddler son in the car when he heard a loud noise and pulled over.
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Bennett told investigators that in the early morning hours of May 15, 2017, he was awakened by a loud noise and discovered the sails were loose — and his wife was nowhere to be found.
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Farmers text and call each other to organize events to drive away baboons (who are notorious for eating crops) by marching through the fields creating loud noise to push the baboons into the forest.
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Some 110 subjects ages 13 to 25 were given a simple task to be performed under one of three conditions: the promise of a $100 reward, the threat of a loud noise, or neither.
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According to a Mercury News report, Laura Lyons and her family were minding their own business on Sunday when they heard a loud noise like an Amber Alert from their living room in Orinda, California.
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You read that right—this particular species of pistol shrimp has been named after the legendary rock group Pink Floyd, due to its ability to create a loud noise by snapping its fluorescent pink claw.
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I wouldn't recommend them for listening on an underground train since they lose a lot of their refinement and quality when mixed in with really loud noise, but they're good for almost all other circumstances.
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As we have always dreamed, our router can now blare a loud noise through the house The new router, the Almond 3, can't do the entire job of a securing a house on its own.
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"I know of no acoustic effect that would produce concussion-like symptoms; according to my research strong effects on humans require loudness levels that would be perceived as very loud noise while exposed," he said.
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In Goma, even if the conversations might be interrupted by the loud noise of a military helicopter every now and again, it's entirely possible for a new revolution for peace to start in these cafes.
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Officer Harrity, who did not fire his gun and is not charged with a crime, has said he heard a loud noise and sensed a figure approaching the cruiser on his side of the car.
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The pilot of Delta Air Lines flight 405 from Paris to Boston reported hearing a loud noise as the plane lined up on its final approach to Boston&aposs Logan Airport the Boston Globe reported.
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This surveillance shows the naked truth, according to Danii, who tells us she was asleep in her Chamblee, GA apartment last week when she heard a loud noise, prompting her dogs to bark like crazy.
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One person, Sasha Kondratyeva, was exercising on the second floor of the gym when she claimed she heard a loud noise and found the alleged shooter pacing in the entryway with a gun in hand.
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Detectives spoke to fishermen who said they heard a loud noise coming from 19 kilometers (about 11.8 miles) away from the freeway of Las Americas, Santo Domingo Este early that morning, the National Police said.
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Some U.S. officials and investigators initially suspected that some of the illnesses may have been caused by a covert, sonic attack, because several of the affected individuals reported hearing a loud noise before experiencing symptoms.
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In a Washington Post op-ed, Robert J. Spitzer, a political scientist who's written extensively on gun politics, noted that the loud noise made by a gunshot helps passersby recognize a hunter or a threat.
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But younger people can avoid further damage to their ears by steering clear of loud noise and wearing proper protection when they spend long periods of time exposed to noises at for work or leisure pursuits.
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In the docs, Washington and Harris say fireworks were used during the performance, setting off a loud noise and causing a panic -- which allegedly led to them getting stomped all over as people scattered in chaos.
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Whenever children may be exposed to loud noise, "hearing protection should be provided, and should include ear plugs marketed for musicians, ear muffs, or conventional ear plugs as appropriate for the sound source," Le Prell advised.
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Police officials said a loud noise was heard and thick gray smoke was seen immediately after in the area, where dozens of supporters of the two presidential candidates - President Joko Widodo and Prabowo Subianto - had gathered.
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Last Thursday, he spent six hours walking through ankle-deep water and mud in one building, surrounded by the stench of dead fish decomposing on a parking garage floor and the loud noise of cleaning equipment.
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Wu Fongfa, a cake shop manager in Tainan, said she was awakened by a loud noise, followed by shaking so intense that it ruptured the water main outside her building, flooding the street in calf-deep water.
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"We heard a loud noise, almost like a tree fell on the house, and we ran down the stairs and there was smoke and the plane was on fire," said Peller, adding that her mother then called 911.
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"I was FaceTiming the kids in the back when I heard a loud noise and the phone fell on the floor," Lyhoy, who was at a conference out of town on the day of the accident, tells PEOPLE.
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During the experiment, the participants' emotional state was manipulated from time to time by leading them to expect that at any moment they might experience something positive (winning a prize), something negative (hearing a loud noise), or neither.
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Atta Bofa, 43, said he had been sitting outside a grocery store a few doors from the intersection when he heard a loud noise, a "boom" he recreated in an interview by pounding his fist into his palm.
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Now things like (military member) Brandon, where he was legitimately blown up and a loud noise makes him on edge -- completely understandable, but when someone performs an act of violence that is a, it is a weak mind.
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But given the amount of people who drink caffeine every day, and either work around loud noise—in construction, demolition, waste removal, or those stupidly noisy restaurants and venues—the researchers reckon their work is worth knowing about.
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If you tell a college student, 'Don't blast your ears with loud noise because when you're 70 and you have a lot of hearing loss, you're at an increased risk of dementia,' they're not going to care about that.
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Also, like most bodily systems, the auditory system has ways of letting one know it's in distress: If you have ringing in your ears or temporary threshold shift—short-term hearing loss after exposure to a loud noise—you're overdoing it.
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Tuttamore remembers it being dead silent most of the time, except when the guys above or below him would freak out and start banging on the stainless steel shower walls for hours, making a loud noise that reverberated throughout his cell.
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Detectives spoke to fishermen who said they heard a loud noise coming from 19 kilometers (about 11.8 miles) away from the freeway of Las Americas, Santo Domingo Este early that morning, the National Police said in a news release on Tuesday.
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The chaos of the airport, boarding, and getting settled; loud noise from the engines and cabin climate-control system; pressure changes as the plane climbs and descends; sodium-heavy foods; and dehydration, combined with dry cabin air, can all take a toll.
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First responders arrived to the crash site to find parts of the aircraft scattered among trees in a heavily-wooded area, according to the CBC, and a nearby resident told the outlet she heard a loud noise which she mistook for thunder.
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"The children we spoke with in Syria are terrified to play outside, afraid to go to school, and soiling themselves when they hear a loud noise," Carolyn Miles, the president and chief executive of Save the Children, said in releasing the report.
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Tinnitus can be due to exposure to loud noise (instantly from an explosion or multiples experiences over a long period of time), medications that damage the auditory nerve, middle ear problems (such as infections and vascular tumors) and aging as hearing loss gradually develops.
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"I know of no acoustic effect that would produce concussion-like symptoms; according to my research, strong effects on humans require loudness levels that would be perceived as very loud noise while exposed," said Jürgen Altmann, a physics professor at Technischen Universität Dortmund in Berlin.
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Witness, for instance, the images and footage of what Israel termed "grenades" and "improvised explosive devices," but which were in fact homemade firecrackers, familiar to Gazan teenagers who sometimes set them off at weddings and parties, which make a loud noise and little else.
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Again, any writer-director might have come up with this creepy concept for a supernatural home-invasion thriller, but the chances are that they would have relied on lurid gore and cheap "jump scares", that is, sudden movements accompanied by a loud noise on the soundtrack.
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"He is a little nervous by nature, so he relies on cues from his bolder neighbors like Willow and Calvin when deciding how to react to new experiences like a person playing acoustic guitar nearby or if there is a loud noise nearby," the bio said.
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" That's also why Reggie didn't actually attend the film's premiere, although separate shots were taken of him wearing a tiny tie on the red carpet: "We try to make sure we don't bring him out in public where something could go wrong, like a loud noise.
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That's where the EarDials come in: Specifically designed for piercing music environments, these comfortable, low-profile hearing protection filters sound so you can still enjoy your favorite artists and chat with your fellow concert-goers without suffering the consequences of loud noise exposure (or looking like a dweeb).
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All of these tasks revealed the same thing: The people who took acetaminophen were less empathic in response to the pain scenarios they read, they were less sensitive to the painful, loud noise, and they didn't feel as much for the person being excluded from the ball game.
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P. K. Senthil Kumari, the police chief in Vellore district in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, told CNN that the object struck the grounds of an engineering school at about midday Saturday, making a loud noise and leaving an impact crater about 60 cm (2 feet) deep.
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Those who lose hearing later in life, either due to a toxin, loud noise or simply as a part of aging, can be fitted with hearing aids to amplify sounds; children born with hereditary hearing loss can get complex devices called cochlear implants surgically placed deep into the ear.
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"I know of no acoustic effect that would produce concussion-like symptoms; according to my research, strong effects on humans require loudness levels that would be perceived as very loud noise while exposed," Jürgen Altmann, a physics professor at Technischen Universität Dortmund in Berlin, told CNN in May.
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In February, a few days after a loud noise thought to be gunshots put Santa Fe High on lockdown for an hour, members of the Saltgrass church gathered in the school parking lot to offer prayers, drawing several students and a few dozen adults even at 6 a.m.
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Influences, allusions and cross-references are significant and powerfully enriching in virtually all artistic creation, and those among us who look past what Harold Bloom and others call "mastering allusiveness in particular poems" are a little like tone-deaf concertgoers at the philharmonic who merely enjoy a loud noise.
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A second witness, who gave his name as Ali and did not want his surname published, said he came out of his house after hearing a loud noise and saw two men, including one in a wheelchair, on the ground, along with a woman whose lips were bleeding.
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Studies show that this type of "sensory overload" -- playing very loud music for long periods of time -- can be a fast way to "break" a prisoner because the loud noise stops the psychological process of orientation, making it hard to distinguish between reality and to resist questions from captors.
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P. K. Senthil Kumari, the police chief in Vellore district in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, had told CNN that the object struck the grounds of an engineering school at about midday Saturday, making a loud noise and leaving an impact crater about 60 centimeters (2 feet) deep.
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We were working on our science projects, so we were in the library in Building C. I was checking out a book and looked at the clock—it said it was 2:10 PM. At that very moment, I heard a loud noise that sounded like someone was kicking the lockers.
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Depending on their issues, they might be treated with occupational therapy to help them become more comfortable with input that upsets them, like loud noise or bright light, or they might be trained to become more sensitive to input they ignore, like pain, that makes them engage in reckless behavior.
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"The airplane got out over the water, the [cloud] ceiling was dropping, the temperature was at freezing, the engine ices up, and all of a sudden, as they're flying along, more than halfway across the Channel, there's a loud noise, like a bang, like a backfire," researcher Dennis Spragg explains on History Detectives.
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"The researcher who found the flaw made an extremely loud noise about it, but in practice it wasn't a flaw in the Matrix protocol itself — it was specific to the French deployment's configuration, and was found prior to launch, and we addressed it within a few hours of being reported," he adds.
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"When the ear is exposed to loud noise, it can suffer from a temporary hearing reduction, also called auditory temporary threshold shift," said Dr. Faisal Zawawi, an otolaryngologist—ear, nose, and throat specialist surgeon—and member of the McGill Auditory Sciences Laboratory at the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre.
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While its exact nature hasn't been released, authorities described the explosive as a "homemade pyrotechnic device" that was seemingly designed to create a loud noise and not "injure or maim," police told NBC L.A. It reportedly contained gunpowder, and Pasadena's mayor told the Orange County Register it was more like a firecracker than a bomb.
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Park shootings reported in recent years Besides the man who said his car was fired on Monday, a woman told authorities in January 2017 she was in the park when she heard a loud noise in the middle of the night and found a bullet hole in the back of her car, KABC reported.
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" On the day of Roy's suicide, Carter texted a friend that "he just called me and there was a loud noise like a motor and I heard moaning like someone was in pain and he wouldn't answer when I said his name I stayed on the phone for like 20 mins and that's all I heard.
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A loud noise mistaken for gunfire led to rumors that spread at blazing speed in person and on social media, setting off a panic that shut down one of the nation's busiest airports, as passengers fled terminals and burst through security cordons, and as the police struggled to figure out what was happening and to restore order.
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The first incident is written off as a tragic accident: In the Lansing Tower, on Third Avenue between 59th and 60th Streets, an elevator headed for the 33rd floor shoots past that destination and goes all the way up to the 40th floor, then with a loud noise ("as though the world's largest rubber band had snapped") plunges all the way to the ground.
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Here are some details from the document: Two days before the bombing in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, Mr. Rahami was filmed igniting a device in the backyard of his home in Elizabeth, N.J. Federal investigators said the video shows Mr. Rahami in his backyard, lighting the fuse of a small cylindrical object in the ground followed by a loud noise and flames, smoke and laughter.
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My pit crew has a battery pack that has solar panels that I can unfold that we use to power our pit box on pit row; and actually some of the other race teams have now been interested in getting that -- not because they're trying to go green or reduce their carbon footprint but because they noticed when they came over into my pit how quiet it was, because I didn't have to have a generator making this loud noise.
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