The pizzeria's phone rings, but it doesn't make a sound.
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He would make a sound that wasn't quite a whistle.
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She didn't make a sound when I pulled her out.
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In the moments after delivery, the baby didn't make a sound.
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"I had to be quiet and not make a sound," she said.
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"I worry about the car that doesn't make a sound," he said.
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If a tree falls in the forest, does it make a sound?
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And also the breath-like quality of how you make a sound.
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The little pup's family called his name, but he wouldn't make a sound.
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Prisoners were not allowed to make a sound, even when they were beaten.
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The tambourine's made of wood, not metal, but it does make a sound.
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It swished so perfectly that the net didn't even move or make a sound.
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It asks the question, If a tree falls online, does it make a sound?
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Even as an adult I remain unable to make a sound when I cry.
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As Naseem struggled to set a broken finger, she did not make a sound.
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They make a sound argument, but despite the significant Democratic wins in the Nov.
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Many people prefer to set their phone notifications to vibrate or to make a sound.
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She didn't make a sound for 10 minutes or so, until the funeral was over.
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Sure, they're quiet — come to think of it, I've never heard them make a sound.
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The premise behind its learning product is simple: Tap a color to make a sound.
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They didn't make a sound, nor did they mind me getting within inches of them.
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When I first picked up the trumpet, I couldn't even make a sound out of it.
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And they'll get behind me and make a sound or [act] like the body's gonna move.
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He told her not to make a sound, and then he left her there all alone.
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If we're in the wet part of the apartment, the tissue paper doesn't make a sound.
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You would hear the rooster make a sound when they were about to ... use the chicken.
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There are no reeds, and there's no air going through vibrating reeds to make a sound.
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Fact Check If a conservative makes history, asked Donald Trump Jr., does she make a sound?
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Each bubble is a button you push, so they make a sound similar to a pen clicking.
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"My mom is the strongest woman I know, but she does not make a sound," said Perry.
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If it's effortless and the laptop doesn't make a sound or wobble, then it's probably built well.
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For the majority of the time, your smart speakers won't make a sound unless they're spoken to.
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They would just make a sound or vibrate and you were supposed to know what that meant.
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I don't think it's the most interesting thing to speak about, how do you make a sound?
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"I had it for a week, and I couldn't get it to make a sound," she says.
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If all 2023 U.S. senators sign a letter, but nobody heeds the message, does it make a sound?
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Aliens have attacked earth, but they can only find and eat the humans if they make a sound.
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"She didn't make a sound and didn't move at all, even after I picked her up," Luttrull explains.
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"If I make a sound somewhere, it travels away from that sound in a spherical shell," Halpern said.
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"And so the question is, with the evidence we have, can we make a sound conclusion?" she said.
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Nobody was about to say a word … I would not even move, I would not even make a sound.
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With an AVAS installed, vehicles will need to make a sound while traveling under 12 mph, or while reversing.
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Then, once you're near where it last was, you can ring it to have the Tile make a sound.
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Incoming notifications won't make a sound or show up onscreen, though they will still collect in the Notification Center.
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If a phone buzzes on the moon and no one's there to answer it, does it make a sound?
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A follow-up meeting outside of the excitement of the expo can help you make a sound decision. 7.
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When you're making love to them and you do something that they really like, they'll react or make a sound.
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When Ruel removes the bullets from his head and drops them on the tray, they make a sound like a bell.
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If a band plays a music festival in the summer of 2016 and doesn't cover Prince, do they make a sound?
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Implicitly, however, he is judging the people he believes were not able to make a sound judgment regarding content on Facebook.
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If a Trump falls in the forest and no one is there to report on him, will he make a sound?
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If a porn-tinged hush payment falls in a news din already torqued to maximum volume, does it make a sound?
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If the ice is clear, a single stone tossed onto the surface can make a sound like a Jedi light saber.
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He made a clawing motion at his throat, saying that it felt so dry that he could not make a sound.
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If a disembodied voice groans in the middle of the woods and nobody's around to hear it, does it make a sound?
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If a tree falls in the forest, on top of an old man with a walking stick, does he make a sound?
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The two public interest groups — Public Citizen and the Natural Resource DefenseCouncil (NRDC) — make a sound argument that these are irrational requirements.
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But, if a smoke alarm rings in the kitchen and everyone's watching "Fox & Friends" in the den, does it make a sound?
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But if a policy analysis falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound?
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Instead, due to production mishaps that could have been avoided and were then poorly handled, it barely got to make a sound.
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Roger Amani, one of our guides, looked at us with a finger to his lips, reminding us that we couldn't make a sound.
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The UK government is crowdfunding half a million pounds so that a giant bell within London landmark Big Ben can make a sound.
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If lightning strikes a few hundred miles from the North Pole, and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
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Washington Memo WASHINGTON — If a porn-tinged hush payment falls in a news din already torqued to maximum volume, does it make a sound?
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But for the most part, the attendees at the NHL Draft who drew the most attention didn't make a sound, for all their nerves.
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Radios work by taking sound, converting it into an electromagnetic wave called a radio wave, and then decoding it to make a sound wave again.
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I mean, she would drive a car until it wouldn't make a sound, and then gather up all her coins and buy a new car.
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It's an instrumental attack built up from years of experience in different bands, honing in on just how to make a sound new and progressive.
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I am grateful to any of the jurors who tenaciously fought to review the evidence; which is the rightful way to make a sound decision.
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Would she have banged on the door in panic, or would she, not knowing how to make a sound, have waited quietly until her death?
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They come upon a large tree and stop, Blake finally catches up and they all glance at each other not daring to make a sound.
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And here's Jim mastering the art of survival again, refusing to make a sound after Pam jinxed him in Season 63, Episode 20 of the show.
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Throughout the video, Cruz manages to accurately mimic human behavior by raising his hands in the air but, strangely, doesn't make a sound throughout the ride.
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I remember he tried this giant dented up baritone sax but it had been kicked in too hard on a Ty tour to make a sound.
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Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.) believes Congress can make "a sound conclusion" on President Donald Trump's impeachment inquiry after the Intelligence Committee reports its findings Monday.
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The unending white salt-pans make a sound like a scrape across glass; the whistle of the wind fills any voids of silence that might have jarred.
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None of the cars here move, very few are ever allowed to even make a sound, and the majority of press coverage is built around their appearance.
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Though if a point is made and there is nobody there to hear it because they scrolled by it too fast, well … does it make a sound?
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It does make a sound when it turns on and off that didn't bother me, but did annoy some friends who used it daily at an office.
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Mr. Dickson acknowledged that information wasn't shared adequately inside the F.A.A. "It was difficult to put the whole picture together to make a sound decision," he said.
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This is actually the situation of if there's a tree that falls in the forest and no one's around to hear it, does it make a sound?
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From September 2020, the United States will require all fully electric vehicles and hybrids operating in electric-only mode to make a sound at speeds below 18.6 m.p.h.
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It looks good, sure, but slime doesn't make a sound that in any way feels satisfying, calming or hypnotic, the way really good vocal ASMR does for me.
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Some of the devices make a sound when a person exits the vehicle, while others send a notification to a person's phone when they've ventured a significant distance.
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But at least primates have bands to connect with, whereas Trump is so alone, if a tree fell in his emotional forest, it would not make a sound.
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Like, if a forest elf gives a fairy princess an orgasm in the woods but there is no one around to hear it, does she make a sound?
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If a major TV drama kills off one of its most important characters, and the online TV discussion sphere doesn't seem to notice, does it make a sound?
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The device won't make a sound — instead, it'll just light up the Home's top lights, spinning them around in a circle to let owners know that something is pending.
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In the horror thriller, the two play a couple trying to protect their kids from creatures that will hunt them down and kill them if they make a sound.
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I would love to see an open convention where men and women of independent minds and hearts examine the candidates and their views and then make a sound decision.
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In the hit horror thriller, the two play a couple trying to protect their kids from creatures that will hunt them down and kill them if they make a sound.
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It's a little bit like that age-old philosophical question: If a tree falls in the woods when no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
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That means the notification appears at the top of the screen as normal, but it won't make a sound or vibrate your phone, no matter what the current volume settings.
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She put me on her bed and started to touch me all over, I was so afraid but would not make a sound so she would get mad and [unclear] me.
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D.J. Augustin: A Rose in Concrete Here's a philosophical thought experiment: If D.J. Augustin posts an impressive True Shooting percentage while playing for the Orlando Magic, does it make a sound?
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You'll be able to put devices into "lost mode" and have them make a sound so you can find them, and the service will continue to allow you to find your AirPods.
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Deep thought: If your left hand uses its privilege and social capital to do a good deed in the forest, and there's no one around to hear it, does it make a sound?
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Reporter's Notebook SEATTLE — Physicists, picking up where Einstein left off, say the titanic impact of two black holes colliding can make a sound detectable through gravitational waves that wash across space and time.
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We can add sound to that; there are technologies to do what's called specializing audio, where you can make a sound or a voice appear as if it's coming from somewhere in space.
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You can then see all of the same keys on the Switch's screen, and as you press the cardboard keys, the associated ones on the Switch will also be pressed and make a sound.
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The answer to the the age-old question "If a tree falls in the forest and no one's around to hear it, does it make a sound?" is that, yes, of course it does.
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Police found his body covered in burns from melted plastic the gang had dripped on him before they killed him, Piñeda recalled, trying not to make a sound as the tears fell down his cheeks.
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Congress now has the opportunity to make a sound investment in policies that are progressive and fiscally wise to ensure the optimal care of future generations of patients to help them live longer, healthier lives.
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Discuss the issue with your broker, who could disclose the possibility of an assessment (and the chance that it may not be so large) to potential buyers so they can make a sound, educated decision.
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I saw my daughter's downy limbs relaxed in sleep, six snails in her palm on the soggy walk to school, lightning so far away it didn't make a sound, rain falling from a morning sky.
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"I held my son in my arms that evening hoping it was all a bad dream, wishing, praying for any kind of miracle, that he would just open his eyes, move, make a sound," he said.
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" Trump's lawyer at the time, Nicholas Ribis, made their position clear: "The record is clear in Mr. Trump did not buy stock with the intent of seeking a premium but, rather, to make a sound investment.
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Bowie explains that he ended up voicing the gurgling baby heard on the track, because the kid he'd picked for the song — the child of one of his backup dancers — refused to make a sound on tape.
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I was just on set for the day, so we had a couple hours to run through stuff, like showing them how to hypothetically make a sound on the bass, and here's who you would hold it.
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Together, Dave Devine's guitar, Chris Thomas's bass, Melvin Butler's tenor saxophone and (very faintly on this track) Myron Walden's bass clarinet make a sound like damp wood underfoot, welcoming your step on a trail you've long known.
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I am grateful to any of the jurors who tenaciously fought to review the evidence; which is the rightful way to make a sound decision ... ultimately, that is a manifestation of justice, based on facts, not lies.
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Somehow, during the two hours she endured in a stuffy, crowded hotel bathroom in Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast, 1-year-old Elinor did not make a sound as gunmen carried out a bloody rampage just outside the door.
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In the horror thriller, the couple, who are real life parents to Hazel, 4, and Violet, 21 months, are trying to protect their kids from creatures that will hunt them down and kill them if they make a sound.
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Cut off from the world you'll spend your days roaming the pristine wilderness, soaking in the outdoor hot tubs and wondering, if Trump bellows an insult but no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
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While our ancestors asked themselves, "If a tree falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?" we're asking ourselves an equally pressing question: Did Kylie Jenner photoshop her butt in this Instagram?
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"I was curled up, trying not to breathe, trying not to make a sound, and he shot people all around me," Capital Gazette photographer Paul Gillespie, who dove beneath a desk, told The Baltimore Sun, owner of the Annapolis paper.
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And no matter how much that person loves the organization — and insists that it's his or her dream company, to boot — that won't be enough for anyone to make a sound conclusion about whether or not to hire a candidate.
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You can also use the Find My app on your iPhone to see where your AirPods are located on a map or prompt them to make a sound if they&aposre near another Apple device and are connected to Bluetooth.
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In the 1970s, some of Turkey's biggest music stars combined the traditional melodies of folk music with psychedelic rock to make a sound entirely their own, said Daniel Spicer, the author of a history of Turkish psychedelic music, in a telephone interview.
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Somewhere between 1948 and 1951, the legendary World War II code-breaker, programmed a massive computer (the Mark I and then its successor, the Mark II) to make a sound — essentially a click — that it could repeat quickly enough to create a single tone.
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Still, as we imagine a world that will allow young women to never make a sound again, we must give due credit to the centuries of women who had no choice but to eat man chips and fight for our right to a soft potato.
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To wit: In some countries, including Japan and South Korea, sneaky photos became enough of a problem that they passed a law that a phone camera has to make a sound (even if it's switched to silent mode) so it's clear to the people around you.
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Apps delivering silent alerts won't vibrate your device or make a sound, and these notifications won't wake up the screen or appear as pop-ups over other apps—but you will still be able to see these updates in the "Silent notifications" part of the notification list.
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"This is an excellent example of where a doctor and his or her patient make a sound, reasonable medical decision, and they cannot carry it through because of a corporate policy," said Dr. Ruth Haskins, president-elect of the CMA, which has petitioned the court to join the lawsuit.
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"The court already granted class-member parents who are subject to final removal order adequate time to make a sound choice regarding whether to exercise or waive the reunification rights provided to them by the court's injunction – indeed, plaintiffs proposed the very 48-hours the court approved," Justice Department attorneys argued.
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The Task Force recognizes that women with mutations in the breast cancer genes BRCA33 and BRCA2 and women who previously received chest radiation face an increased risk of breast cancer, but there is not enough evidence on the benefits and harms of these medications to make a sound recommendation for these women.
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I read constantly when I'm not with my family or working — and sometimes even when I'm with my family, if my husband is already asleep (he is right now: shhh) or if I am breast-feeding my son and I need to be quiet, as if I make a sound or move he will sweetly get distracted and want to talk (O.
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The price is bound To spike, the local real estate being What it is For both the living and the dead, and seeing How few opportunities to make a sound Decision are left as our debilities multiply, I signed up for a double bed, the gruff Six inches above an adamant rockledge here That doesn't allow for anything but ashes— Yours and mine, I trust.
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To be fair, this is a gorgeous photograph — but there's no denying that the look on her face is saying: yes, Spider, yes, here they come over the hill; slowly now, don't make a sound, I don't trust them, you know I don't trust them, but either way, our new friend will soon be dead, and then we will feast, and the look on Spider's face is saying: run, you fool, run.
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It was only after waking for the first time in years beside a stranger, in that gray valley where morning hasn't yet taken responsibility, that I thought I understood at last why the man from the bar who never spoke but drank quietly every day at the same seat for the same hours, and whom I was once paid to follow home, would sit in his small living room and call the pound on speakerphone and ask about a dog that didn't exist so that when the receptionist went walking through the kennels holding the cordless receiver looking for the dog-that-wasn't you could hear all hell rattling in the cages, thrashing the chains, could almost sense, even from where I was standing outside his window looking through a break in the curtains, the drool shining on the teeth bared in the black, dank holes, how enough abandoned things screaming could make a sound large enough to find a rhythm in it, which is to say, something dependable— I woke next to no one and when she woke I was no one for a minute, too.
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