Under pressure and between the lines, he has often been far from endearing: barking at his entourage, using language better suited to the Glasgow docks, and muttering, muttering, muttering as he chased perfection in a sport that refused to cooperate.
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"No one's going to marry you now," her muttering continued.
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Jones stood at the plate, smiling and muttering to himself.
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He began muttering a goulash of English, German, and Hungarian.
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A sweaty man goes inside, muttering unprintable words to himself.
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He condemned enterprising ship captains along with muttering, menopausal malcontents.
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"His face darkened, and he turned away muttering," Garner recalled.
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It's grim to catch yourself muttering But is it art?
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Other people pushed through, muttering and cursing under their breath.
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Mr. Varvatos paced behind the press line, muttering his frustration.
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Emerging, he closed his eyes and began muttering to himself.
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" And Hamlet cradling that skull and muttering "Alas, poor Yorick!
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The shot left Spangler shaking his head and muttering to himself.
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He sat despondent and clearly traumatized, only muttering a few words.
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Wozniacki kept muttering "Come On" to herself on this muggy afternoon.
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No fair muttering anything about ideas that flap in the breeze.
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Toby and Mia took turns muttering and shifting in their sleep.
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On Emerald Isle this August, it was German I was muttering.
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A dancer wove her way through a bar, muttering about kittens.
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Here the humans they passed shied away—furtive glances and upset muttering.
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Anyone who knows me knows this look well: hunched, flinging objects, muttering.
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Many of Wotan's halting vocal lines should sound like he's almost muttering.
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No fair just rolling your eyes and muttering something about the merlot.
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A muttering wanderer (an unrecognizable Jim Carrey) deposits Arlen outside its gates.
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Remember when everyone was muttering about moving to Canada if Trump won?
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" You hear him muttering, "You're caught ... What the hell did I do?
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" Kurtz is last seen muttering his final, famous words, "The horror, the horror.
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Before muttering their first words, kids have probably already watched a YouTube video.
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Bronn's taken his leave, and Qyburn is mostly muttering to himself these days.
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What was Ned muttering under his breath right as the sword came down?
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"I've got plenty of teams that want me," he said, muttering about karma.
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"Everyone was literally frozen in place, muttering about what possibly happened," he said.
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Pottery Barn, the Haggler learned, provokes a lot of angry muttering from customers.
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As the glasses are lined up along the bar, I hear a soft muttering.
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I heard him changing in my bedroom [muttering], 'I can do this on stage.
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His look, his scowling, his staring down then muttering his response, he was perfect.
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"Oh, piss off," the driver can be heard muttering in a very Australian fashion.
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The first includes reports about Hatchimals muttering "fuck me" while snoozing in their eggs.
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Some Socialists are muttering about forcing Mr Sánchez to shift his stance or go.
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In the first, a man dramatically paces back and forth muttering to his phone.
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Instead of muttering about it, she's made people think about what you can do.
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I began glaring at the pigeons and muttering cuss words at the noisy crow.
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Some of you maybe be muttering that gender is a construct under your breath.
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" Olivares recalled a middle-aged woman next to him muttering, "He's such a monster.
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Don't walk away muttering the word from the last panel of Munroe's comic, though.
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She said she often overhears Ben's grumbles while playing Overwatch, muttering about losses and teammates.
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Up close, I realized that he was muttering "money, money, money, money" over and over.
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An auto mechanic is sprawled in a living room chair, muttering in a feverish sleep.
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An older white man who stood behind us was muttering insults somewhat under his breath.
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The loudest noise was that relatively quiet muttering of "not guilty" and everything it represented.
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Men listening to her speak then started muttering, some cursing her loudly for her comments.
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The busy person already overwhelmed by the abundance of gripping TV may be muttering, more?
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He started several meetings in late January muttering "Welcome to paradise" to the assembled advisers.
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He banged the small gold tea table at his side, muttering prayers and soft curses.
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"All the time they kill them," he said, muttering quietly to himself about the traffic.
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" Kristen can do nothing but get up and leave with her rosé, muttering, "I love you.
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He turned out to have been a fellow TI, surprisingly friendly when he wasn't muttering warnings.
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Surprisingly, she is very good and remains quite calm, only muttering, "Oh, no," every so often.
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His pre-game ritual involved bumping his head on the basket support while muttering to himself.
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A few people stood to leave, muttering, looking back at him, and then more people followed.
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There has been muttering around Europe at what some see as Mr Rajoy's heavy-handed approach.
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He earns appreciative nods and supportive muttering as strong coffee and dark chocolates are passed round.
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Warning: Watching these videos may make you start involuntarily muttering "Peppa" in a faux-British affectation.
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" She can't help herself: a few seconds later, she's muttering, "He's that kind of man, Mama.
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He slept in the bunk under Dan's, muttering about all the people who had wronged him.
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He was muttering a slow, meaningless string of words in an unrecognizable high-pitched nasal tone.
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Brother Reilly slept through the entire day and then through the night, muttering the whole time.
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She was muttering, commenting on my comments and her own, maybe even cursing under her breath.
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Is there someone on campus currently muttering under their breath about the unfairness of it all?
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Like Mr. Galack, Ms. Isaacs began experiencing bizarre symptoms while on board: muttering, drooling and gasping.
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For one thing, he cracks jokes that land on purpose instead of muttering them by accident.
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I imagine that this commuter, rather than thinking, 'Oh, no, a flood!' is simply muttering, 'Mondays.
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As they walked, they heard the muttering among other frustrated commuters about Venezuelans ruining the country.
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He's muttering, as he is wont to do, about an upcoming New York retrospective of his films.
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Noor was staring at Tablet, their Tablet, clucking and muttering to herself, head bobbing back and forth.
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That's why the greatest problem of this episode isn't Ron muttering about his undying love for Sam.
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Even Luca is jealous, quietly muttering he's "been to Paris" in an attempt to one-up Vivek.
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Later Dao ran back onto the plane, his face covered in blood, repeatedly muttering "just kill me."
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And you better believe someone is muttering that they should've just let Snyder finish this DCEU thing.
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If you're rolling your eyes and muttering, "That's such a generic and broad icebreaker," you're absolutely right.
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I quickly message W. before boarding while muttering under my breath that I'm so done with Apple.
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The architect slowly circled the offending pool, muttering darkly, and striking its edge repeatedly with his cane.
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Then I hear Graham muttering to himself near a transmissions tower on the edge of a huge cliff.
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Shaun even brushes off a zombie trying to get him by muttering that he doesn't have any change.
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It marries icy synth, muttering pulsations, dense forests of distortion, and shuddering tension with Leon's firm, warped shouts.
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She said a prayer, or a spell, into the phone, muttering something about calling on the animal spirits.
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Ever since Phillip's guardian unexpectedly died, Phillip has been pacing his filthy estate and muttering plans of revenge.
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The camera then cuts to Phillip, outside in the woods, kicking a tree and muttering "Idiot!" to himself.
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When he announced that he supported Mr. Kavanaugh's nomination, Tennessee liberals started muttering about sitting out the election.
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For most of the second set, Kyrgios was muttering to himself and shaking his head in characteristic fashion.
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"Let's go," I'd be muttering to myself, ready for the beat to drop and my fingers to slap.
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Quickenough quickenough, muttering to himself, and something she can't quite hear, had a kidscad buttended, it sounds like.
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You're going to be muttering fuckfuckfuck as you turn the corner, not knowing what might be around the bend.
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As I typed him a text message, the checkpoint soldier dialed a number on his phone, muttering in Arabic.
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As Ibrahim speaks, you can hear hundreds of listless people, coughing, muttering, and trying to pass the endless hours.
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Most of the time, I'm just muttering my lines under my breath, like 'Keep the change, you filthy animal.
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I'm not sure how much muttering jargony words to myself (Active processing!!) would help me when I'm feeling nervous.
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"The village," she admits, "does seem to have some sort of… hold on people," before muttering something about raves.
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You're going to be muttering fuckfuckfuck as you turn the corner, not knowing what might be around the bend.
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Groaning and muttering at the mess before him, he runs a hand through his unkempt locks, not looking up.
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There is muttering in Sacramento that the whole system has become nothing more than an administratively burdensome carbon tax.
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Clusters of lawyers and public relations managers paced back and forth, muttering in hallways, cellphones glued to their ears.
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Again I was identified as mentally challenged, this time because I was picking up trash and muttering to myself.
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Her parents warn her not to see him, muttering darkly about a problematic father, but Luna is in love.
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"After his death, his mother repeatedly dreamed of him knocking at the window and muttering 'Mom, I'm back'," Li said.
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The man is heard muttering "b---- a-- motherf------" as one of the other teens sitting at the table appears stunned.
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When I decided to get lunch, I left him tapping at his screen and muttering to himself about Hillary Clinton.
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"Someone in that control room is out of control," he continues, steaming, shaking his head, and muttering "fuck" to himself.
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It also generates a lot of skepticism, with plenty of naysayers muttering about unsustainable costs and deeply discounted subscription offers.
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His voice was heard from offscreen, muttering, "At what point do you just have some common decency, some human emotion?"
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But instead, she used the mall, where she was hoping to be saved, muttering apprehensively to herself about divine intervention.
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Other couriers allegedly referred to her directly as a "geezer" and "bloke" while sniggering and muttering comments under their breath.
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Turned away, muttering low, filling the back of the van completely, so that Jack was forced to go around him.
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This summer you were asked that same question and the best you could come up with was muttering and grudging.
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In "Hisser," our hero is sucked out of his bedroom to wander, naked on the white screen, muttering to himself.
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Mario spends most of his days tinkering in the garage, muttering about parts that are no longer found in Venezuela.
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It didn't take long for the "Saturday Night Live" caricature to emerge: a harrumphing Mr. Trump muttering, "Wrong," as Mrs.
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He started limping toward the greeting party, muttering a prayer, and then reached for a detonator attached to his wrist.
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The rain was just beginning to fall and they went single file along the walls of buildings, muttering mild swearwords.
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There's a lot of gasping, a lot of ominous muttering, a lot of brutal men who treat vulnerable women carelessly.
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She looks just like a person twitching and muttering during a dream, or like a napping dog chasing dream-squirrels.
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Only I wasn't muttering—I was repeating phrases from my Learn to Speak Japanese or Swedish or Polish audio program.
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I was right there, muttering, "Please, no," when Kenny placed his hand on that little girl's shiny, shiny black shoe.
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" The final episode of "The Jinx" famously concludes with Mr. Durst muttering off-camera: "What the hell did I do?
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Fans across North America will spend the offseason wandering the streets, lost, confused, muttering to themselves about a rigged expansion draft.
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Dear has repeatedly interrupted proceedings with outbursts, shouting at his attorneys and the judge, muttering to himself and declaring his guilt.
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In the pews, the audience nodded along, showing their approval by muttering "Amen" and raising their hands up in the air.
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I don't think so!" before smashing a wine bottle and muttering, "You want to see crazy, I'll give you fucking crazy.
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Each voter Mr Waldron greets with a smile seems grim and worn out, muttering about the "completely screwed-up" education system.
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There will be no sitting still, emptying our minds of everything while muttering an ohm-mani-padme-ohm under our breaths.
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And then he just stood there for like 20 minutes, just staring at our door and muttering stuff under his breath.
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Gone are the pastels and needle drops from the original series, replaced by hard, glossy action and Colin Farrell muttering incomprehensibly.
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In 2011, Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers was fined $100,000 for muttering an anti-gay slur toward a referee.
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Just him starting the show by muttering "yeah" into the microphone is enough to send shockwaves of them through the auditorium.
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Williams crushed certain shots with customary power and precision but mistimed many others, muttering to herself and shadow-stroking between rallies.
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He directed a barrage of abuse at those nearest to him, before trudging up to the pavilion, muttering under his breath.
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For years I'd spend Women's History Month muttering that there ought to be a statue of her at Grand Central Station.
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The two dropped shots left the volatile 28-year-old Hatton muttering negatively as he felt his chances might slip away.
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" Officers found Mr. Amarillo walking from the home's front door to the street, clutching a Bible and muttering, "I killed them.
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The wind was making a low, inhuman muttering in the pines, and, inspired, the animals let loose in call-and-response.
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He's an electrifying subject, a muttering Lear, of perennial interest to anyone with even an average curiosity about politics or psychology.
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Here is the President of the United States, on the released tapes, muttering alcohol-fuelled racial imprecations to his yes-men.
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Except mine ended up with me prying my date's hands from my face, muttering an excuse, and leaping onto the nearest bus.
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You can hear Milton himself on the album's first cut, "Cashmere," his voice muttering sibilantly over synths and soft, barely audible clicking.
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As he passed by backstage, striding purposefully, he glanced at me, registered no recognition, and continued on, muttering, "bomp, bomp, bomp, bomp."
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I once watched one of them almost overdose on laughing gas, leering, muttering nastily at my head, his face blue as day.
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It's a series that, when stripped down to its basics, resulted in me muttering, "This just looks so cool," more than once.
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Besides his muttering of unintelligible phrases, two other things made this bloke stand out even more amid this tranquil cafe society setting.
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Before that sets you to muttering darkly, recall that Gaines insisted on drafting a Latvian unicorn by the name of Kristaps Porzingis.
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She frowned, muttering another apology to her mother, but again I assured her, American-style, that they were delicious all the same.
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" Or, like a lot of Americans, you're probably drawing on your high school civics lessons, shaking your head, and muttering to yourself: "C'mon.
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"He is a pragmatist and a realist and I'm sure he will accept that while possibly muttering under his breath," Brandreth tells PEOPLE.
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Yahoo Sources: A fan in Boston banned two years for muttering n***** at DeMarcus Cousins during Golden State's only visit to TD Garden.
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It's a little anticlimactic, especially considering the fact that last season's prize was a former software sales rep with a penchant for muttering.
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"He is a pragmatist and a realist and I'm sure he will accept that while possibly muttering under his breath," Brandreth told PEOPLE.
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Then the camera lingers on his face as he struggles to recover, muttering to Maggie, until he is put out of his misery.
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So it makes perfect sense that Apple would want in on the action of listening to your ever muttering while you furiously Tumblr.
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Conservative lawyers have been muttering about the constitutionality of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for years, but their best argument is pretty novel.
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At dinner I hear him muttering, and Dad is looking at my brothers, who got their ears pierced so I wouldn't get murdered.
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The video features local comedian Chris Locke fastidiously searching for W E A V E S before muttering about how his life sucks.
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The bloke next to you is watching an episode of Carpool Karaoke on his phone and muttering, "legend, absolute chuffing legend," to himself.
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He could hear the other boy muttering and pacing at night and was terrified to go to sleep locked up alone with him.
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On Soccer LONDON — Muttering under his breath, shaking his head in regret, David Luiz was the last player to disappear from the field.
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Cursing and muttering as it failed to budge, he instead turned his gun on a woman passing by, shooting her in the back.
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Decorative fish peer out of a tank at the diners, a mix of Yemenis chatting in Arabic and young couples muttering in Brooklynese.
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We've been through costly First Amendment battles, been told we were fake news long before you-know-who started muttering those two words.
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One of them got up in the middle of the hearing and stormed from the room muttering "This is ridiculous" beneath her breath.
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This can be kind of touching — the spectacle of old guys muttering and wheezing can have that effect — and kind of fun, too.
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After taking a (legally-prescribed) Concerta and muttering, "It's time for some game theory," I was reminded of playing a game of Craps.
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If you turn subtitles on, you can hear the typhon phantoms (the humanoids) in the distance, muttering to themselves as they pace around rooms.
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They sit quietly for a few minutes, drawing diagrams and making lists and muttering to each other about toasts and salads and marinating things.
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He then walks away with the hat while muttering "b---- a-- motherf------" as one of the other teens sitting at the table appears stunned.
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In July, a teaser clip announcing the "cult" theme of the season featured a crew of killer clowns muttering disturbing mantras about group think.
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It's a brutally hilarious bit, perfect in its ear-catching simplicity—seriously try not to walk around muttering it for the next few days.
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In the minute-long clip, Ford is seen holding a pipe and muttering about "the kids," minorities, and being portrayed as right-wing radical.
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Once airborne, he was observed muttering to himself and repeatedly moving his laptop between the floor space at his feet and a seatback pouch.
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We learn little about the man — apparently the muttering malcontent with a rifle is such an archetype that the filmmakers deemed no explanation necessary.
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The "All-New Wolverine" isn't the same old man Logan, chomping on cigars and muttering things about being the best at what he does.
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A small coven of teammates tended to tag along, hanging back and muttering supercilious commentary in the direction of the customers—or Bobby, anyway.
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Muttering about the "Rothschild bank" can frequently be heard at the edges of the demonstrations, mixed in with expressions of hatred toward the president.
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In the House of Representatives, saying the word 'vagina' is akin to muttering 'bomb' in an airport — enough to get you kicked out real fast.
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The headmaster tortures the students while muttering, "Blessed are the wicked who are healed by my hands," seeking to force them to suppress their abilities.
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Oh, and also, that thing where you're a few drinks ahead of everyone else and start muttering about getting some gear to "sober yourself up"?
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It unfolded in successively dispiriting stages, each a testament to Bolton's evil genius (I caught myself muttering, more than once, "You know nothing Jon Snow").
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Because we cannot say two things at the same time, muttering these sounds made participants unable to tell themselves what to do in each task.
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Lee sits in one of the carriages, muttering the words "Trust me, true believer," as read from a script for Smith's 1995 cult classic Mallrats.
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As my frustration deepened, I began muttering bastardized sutras under my breath, which did nothing to quiet my harping inner critic: All form is emptiness.
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A middle-aged black woman is punctuating Obama's speech by muttering "amen," not after Obama says anything in particular but every few seconds without fail.
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They roam the building checking the shelves, handling deliveries, muttering into walkie-talkies, advising squad leaders, and encouraging members, like field generals rousing their troops.
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The youngest, Elmi Juonran, lifted a lid off one of two hatches and, muttering, disappeared to boil water for ramen in a big silver teakettle.
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It often feels like all three are hatching the same schemes, raising the same eyebrows, muttering the same hushed whispers and innuendos over and over.
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Gail: I am going to let this go, while muttering that the conservative philosophy does suggest cleaning out a lot of the government work force.
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Johnny Smith spent almost 24 hours shackled in the back of a prison van — barely conscious and muttering incoherently — before he died there in 2011.
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In a film clip, a surviving former Sonderkommando recalled hearing the women being gassed muttering a prayer, "Shema Yisroel," as they clawed futilely for air.
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Trump has had difficulty staffing his administration, his secretary of state is muttering about leaving, and his White House is riven by factionalism and paranoia.
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Brooke is in bed rereading "Pride and Prejudice," as she does two or three times a year, with a Mets game muttering on the radio.
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" At another point, Kasich seemed genuinely disheartened and baffled by the sheer childishness of his rivals, muttering, "I got to tell ya, this is just crazy.
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Sure, you saw Rick looking distraught, muttering something about mercy and wrath, but that line could easily get lost with all the other crap going on.
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And after President Barack Obama brought down the house on Wednesday night, they seemed to have formally surrendered, while still muttering that the system was rigged.
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You're walking to work when you see a man tailing a woman, muttering sexual obscenities at her as she stares straight ahead, picking up her pace.
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Kimmel cut to the green room to chat to the two of them, when suddenly Matt Damon wanders into shot muttering "they have snacks in here".
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" Since then, Islam says she's walked across the grocery store parking lot and had groups of men come up close, snickering or muttering, "Look, there's one.
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Biden: can i put whoopee cushions under all the chairs before he gets hereObama: joe im on the phoneBiden:*muttering* u didnt say not to pic.twitter.
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When agitated, another student in Western Kentucky's program calms himself by pacing, flapping his hands, then facing a corner, bumping his head four times and muttering.
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He argued with the chair umpire and a tournament official over the stoppage, and lost five games in a row to drop the set, muttering throughout.
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Mr. Kelly made clear that he hated the job, muttering out loud when he left on many evenings that he might not return the next day.
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Not the kind of thing we want to be muttering to ourselves as we wash our hands in the VICE office bathroom's distinctly trough-like sinks!
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Bernie Sanders was also there on a bench feeding the pigeons, and muttering to himself, 'The top one percent get all the bread crumbs.
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For Boyega and Ridley in particular, there's a sense of competence here — they're not muttering "you can do this, you can do this" to themselves anymore.
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Cue muttering from the wizened seniors at the clubhouse bar: Erin Hills, which had only been established in 22000, was hardly befitting of the devilish US Open.
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When Charles blissfully opines that he has "seen enough islands to last a lifetime", watch-checking parents in the audience might be forgiven for muttering their agreement.
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She puts her head in her hands and lets her sisters speak for her, occasionally muttering the words "he is evil," her eyes turning red and watery.
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I stayed in that zone a lot of the time when I was shooting it, a lot of walking around in circles kind of muttering to myself.
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Russia's Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, was caught on microphone muttering the words "f—king morons" in Russian during a news conference with his Saudi counterpart in 2015.
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And they seem determined to spout the sort of lines a Millennial would imagine grandpa muttering, such as Bradshaw marveling about how short everyone in Japan is.
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Now, Zach Schonfeld at Newsweek has reached out to Rove, presumably by lighting a series of candles, muttering Latin curses, and sacrificing a rodent of some sort.
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Lunch at Ruchi is usually busy with financial workers on lightning breaks, Russians muttering to one another in low tones, and the occasional group of magazine staffers.
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During the hearing, he was restrained in a chair that could not be seen by people in the courtroom gallery, but he could be heard muttering incoherently.
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Marantz meets a 60-year-old "surly racist" with 25,000 subscribers on YouTube who, in another era, might have been relegated to muttering on his front porch.
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The film has a Latin title ("ad astra" means "to the stars"), a Homer-inspired jumping off point and Roy muttering Old Testament verse at one stage.
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McIlroy was muttering to himself as he walked to the 17th tee, but after Woods ended the match on the 17th green, McIlroy had nothing to say.
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All it would take is Sansa muttering something about how Tyrion should know better than anyone that his sister is a liar to cast doubt on Tyrion's loyalties.
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"I was telling you I had a problem with the tyres, I wanted to pit first," he said on the team radio before muttering a number of expletives.
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That one is not going on either, and I'm standing there with a boner in one hand, unrolled condom in the other muttering apologies and feeling absolutely ridiculous.
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There is muttering, in contrast, about Mr Xi's chief economic aide and trade envoy, Liu He. Mr Liu, a deputy prime minister, is accused of lacking political sense.
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But Murray — muttering to himself, shouting at himself, pushing himself — has managed to recreate something closer to a rivalry of late by winning two of the past six.
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" When McEntire said she had everything under control, Shelton took a sip from his very own yard-long glass of beer and took a seat while muttering: "Fine.
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During the debate, Mr. Trump struggled once again to coherently explain his policies, instead wandering down twisting, shadowy alleyways in muttering pursuit of his various claims about Mrs.
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On November 9, 2016, I was alone, driving in the rain from Massachusetts to New York, weeping and muttering to myself before falling silent for long, baffled miles.
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That kid you knew who smoked weed and drew skulls on his Trapper Keeper while muttering about how he was going to leave town the second he graduated?
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The very first animated TV Christmas special, Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol remains one of the very best, thanks to Jim Backus's murmuring and muttering as the title character.
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By the time the sailors start muttering about throwing someone overboard, everything in the frame is designed to enhance the sense of the ship as a pressure cooker.
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The making of dinner involved a lot of muttering, and, when my friend sat down to eat, his chair gave way, causing him to tumble onto the floor.
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The Hebrew newspaper Yediot Aharonot reported that Arab lawmakers in the Knesset, or Parliament, walked out in protest over Ms. Berko's remarks, muttering "P-P-P" under their breath.
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It's tough to look at the latest numbers from the Android Developers Dashboard without muttering the mobile OS F-word (rhymes with "lagmentation," a word I just made up).
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Though Pelosi largely sat through the address with a stoic expression, the president claimed during his rally on Monday that she distracted him by muttering angrily in the background.
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Jaime storms out after making sad eyes and muttering a harsh "I don't believe you" (+10), leaving Cersei alone to ponder all she has sacrificed for power and revenge.
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Unsurprisingly, it wasn't massively scary getting knocked around by the surf, muttering to myself about how much I hate my phone, squinting to see the shark kills on screen.
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Ms. Holliday told The Philadelphia Inquirer that Mr. Archer, the oldest of seven siblings, had suffered head injuries and had been hearing voices, and laughing and muttering to himself.
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Image: Mel Evans (AP)Anyone who pays close attention to television drug commercials—perhaps because they enjoy the ominous, rapid muttering of side effects—will soon notice something new.
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Often, however, they are greeted not by a person in need but by an eerie silence broken up only by the occasional muffled muttering of an Apple repair technician.
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An "undercurrent of muttering" among junior officers is checked by a network of political commissars and snoops installed by Chávez, says José Machillanda, of Simón Bolívar University in Caracas.
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At the party, I did my best to smush that cake into obedience, creating small but unsightly mounds while muttering something about density of whipped cream compared with frosting.
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And, as a result, an audience of mostly kids—mostly Godless, if I'm guessing—can absorb Chance muttering into the night sky that he speaks to God in public.
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I very rarely use Facebook in general, and remain there for increasingly contradictory and decreasingly defensible reasons, most of which amount to momentum and some muttering about network effects.
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And Klay Thompson, the Warriors' perfectionist, nailing 211 straight long-range shots, whap-whap-whap, and then narrowly missing a single shot and stalking off angrily muttering to himself.
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They ring the outermost suburbs, grunting and muttering, and are briefly an annoyance, before returning to the beginning again, a loop that had been destroyed and was now reconstituted.
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" In a 2009 segment of his show, Glenn Beck concocted a strange fantasy about "put[ting] poison" in Nancy Pelosi's wine, gleefully muttering, "I want you to drink it now.
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For everyone else that found themselves muttering certain four-letter words at myself or the puzzle, perhaps there was at least a bit to enjoy in the remaining 66 answers.
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" Pelosi, Pence claimed, was "muttering along" to Trump's address "about things that [House Democrats] had been doing that — I don't know if she thought they weren't getting sufficient credit for.
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Anything short of Ovechkin taking the ice for Game 3 in a Blue Jackets jersey muttering "family" while snuggling with John Tortorella isn't worth watching if you're a Caps fan.
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I'll still be sunbathing in Central Park, laid out on a towel in that green smocked dress, muttering my mantra for the past decade under my breath: Viva la Juicy.
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Rather than drive off or, like, pay full price, she allegedly went inside to argue about it with employees, muttering expletives and flashing a fake badge in a black wallet.
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Mr. Puigdemont's closing statement left lawmakers muttering to themselves in bewilderment, while our team of reporters and editors scrambled to adjust the wording of our article on a shared document.
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Minutes passed when the only sounds were the hollow thwack of ball on string, the calls from the umpires in German and English, and the players muttering in various languages.
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"The Russians don't like what the JIM has come up with so far, so they are muttering about not allowing a rollover," said a council diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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For example, in recent weeks I've developed a newfound interest in pulling a blanket over my head and rocking back and forth, muttering "this isn't happening" as a form of mantra.
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By the time my friend came back with my boyfriend, I was in a medium-level K-hole, muttering something about how she needs to be nicer to her red bag.
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If Mr Trump were to wage a long-running verbal battle with the Vatican, that might please evangelical voters who are already muttering things like "...never did quite trust those Catholics".
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" Durst was formally charged with killing Berman a day after HBO aired the final episode, in which Durst was recorded muttering to himself off-camera: "What the hell did I do?
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That was certainly the case with "Salvator Mundi," as the "muttering of skeptics" about the painting's sketchy provenance and over-zealous restoration was obliterated by 1203 minutes of rapidly escalating bidding.
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I like to think of this anonymous scout going through Eli Apple's garbage and just muttering to himself ramen, ramen, pizza, more ramen—not with my first round pick, you're not.
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He's always muttering under his breath, seemingly worried about what might happen if he vocalizes what he's thinking; shattering the illusion others take from his stature might be seen as weakness.
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The conclave broke for lunch, and Shah walked around the table alone, scratching his chin and muttering to himself while sorting mood boards into piles of similar colors — "editing," he said.
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"The cardinal, muttering in a barely comprehensible way, admitted that he had perhaps made the mistake of sleeping in the same bed with some seminarians at his beach house," he writes.
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Instead we get muttering and glowering from Mr. Foxx, a story that can't manage enough twists to tie a shoelace, and set pieces that have been done better in other movies.
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On a recent early afternoon, a woman stumbled down a street here muttering curses, as the words "Call your officer now!" emanated loudly, again and again, apparently from her ankle monitor.
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Of course that's what I really want, what the sinister albino monk at my shoulder keeps muttering about, what the mimeographed orders from Catholic central command expect me to eventually achieve.
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And I think we've also seen the empowering of a lot of very delinquent voices, in a sense, that in the past would be some crazy person muttering in a bar.
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He is muttering the usual brass-clad assertions—"nice plane," he says, as if Air Force One were a spaniel to which he'd just been introduced—and sitting behind a big desk.
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I recall muttering something about not needing a kickstand, which got everyone laughing, and then felt a draft below my waist from what I presumed were blankets being lifted off of me.
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A woman sitting next to me left the theater after a used condom cried out in agony on screen; I heard her muttering the word "disgusting" as she stepped into the aisle.
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No doubt some will do this under protest, muttering about the good old days of 2012, when the charisma-challenged but reasonable and competent enough Mitt Romney was man of the hour.
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A crocodile lets out a muttering bellow when clicked, while a peacock has a soft "woo" and fans its tail, and a cheery "bling" voice rewards clicking on the sought-after object.
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Yoav is shown muttering French synonyms in an attempt to displace his native Hebrew with French as he bonds with a young, wealthy Parisian couple, played by Quentin Dolmaire and Louise Chevillotte.
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We must prevent the trivia section from expanding into the logic cortex and causing the creativity lobe to atrophy, lest we become deformed hulks, roaming the landscape, muttering factoids to terrified bystanders.
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If you saw her at home, she would be grimly bouncing on an exercise ball, muttering, "All best, all best, all best, all best" and wondering whom to say it to next.
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The bedrooms with unmade beds, somebody's socks on the floor, the old woman in nightclothes, barefoot, an entire life gathered up in a chair by the bed, hunched frame and muttering face.
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I recall muttering something about not needing a kickstand, which got everyone laughing, and then felt a draft below my waist from what I presumed were blankets being lifted off of me.
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It's a Friday night, and I'm here to ask some of the questions that come to mind when we slip past one of her colleagues sheepishly, muttering that we have no change.
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There has been some muttering that she might get the deal through with Labour backing, or even that a government of national unity could be formed to avoid a catastrophic "no deal" scenario.
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We're over half of the way into the new season, and the closest we've come to seeing Coop in his prime is Dougie meekly muttering "damn good" while eating pie with Jim Belushi.
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They don't veer into full-on heckling, but are hissing insults about Rowlands to each other, looking at their phones to convey how bored they are, and muttering fact-checks under their breaths.
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" Alan White, news editor at BuzzFeed UK, shared the clip of the commentator on Twitter with the caption: "I think all political news would be improved by someone muttering 'we're fucked' over it.
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It's an incredibly goofy song, the cheery marimba riff and cartoon sound effects fitting oddly next to Ca$tro Guapo's crowd-inciting hook and Wop muttering about sticking his fingers up certain orifices.
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White supremacists and their sympathizers were, for a time, a significant enough constituency that Idaho's Republican politicians courted them during campaign seasons by expounding on Ruby Ridge and muttering darkly about black helicopters.
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"Lip-plumping treatments," Mr. Show, compactly handsome at 55, was muttering in between takes, rolling the phrase around in his mouth like one of the top-shelf brandies Mr. Forsythe's Blake Carrington favored.
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"She's Gone Away" is a booming, hollow-eyed, two-chord death march eventually flooded by distortion; "The Idea of You" pummels one chord and a six-beat rhythm over Mr. Reznor's desperate muttering.
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Two scenes were playing out simultaneously: Mr. Cranston was muttering in a mirror to an unseen figure while Ms. Maslany and Mr. Goldwyn were seducing each other over a night on the town.
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Blessed by an extremist opposition and a big opinion poll lead, the government is coasting, muttering platitudes like "strong and stable" and emphasising its newish prime minister, Theresa May, rather than its party name.
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We hit it all, basically — the muttering and always-right Mulder, the skeptical Scully, the random other cop who insists every death is a suicide — all the key elements of an X-Files episode.
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It culminates in one of the most moving scenes of the series, in which a broken Elliot peels himself off the floor and hoists himself atop of his father, muttering "thank you" through tears.
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When Stalin's daughter, Svetlana (Andrea Riseborough), turns up at the dacha, Beria, Khrushchev, and the others run out of the woods, where they've been muttering in mini-factions, to press their condolences upon her.
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Muttering to herself "we will not lose this house, we will not lose this house," her mother slipped it on, marched to Sears and won a minimum-wage job to keep their family afloat.
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However, unlike last week, when he avoided making eye contact with Girardi while muttering to himself, Garcia nodded to Girardi, calmly handed the ball over and strode off the field to a warm ovation.
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She has a spring in her step and is really upbeat and has all the qualities you associate with her, and Carrie would be shuffling around in a bathrobe and slippers muttering under her breath.
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" Durst was formally charged with the Berman murder a day after HBO aired the final episode of "The Jinx," in which Durst was recorded muttering to himself off-camera: "What the hell did I do?
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As the man who ultimately controls the Public Investment Fund, the destination for many assets to be sold, and who has taken direct oversight of Aramco, the prince is already the subject of some muttering.
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Somebody needed to say aloud the things black people have been saying to each other or muttering under our breath in frustration -- that "taking a knee" was never about disrespecting the flag or the military.
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Kalisa would run his rosary beads through his fingers, muttering and repeating his Ave Marias, but his attention was elsewhere: with his staff, he pointed out the plants and herbs he wanted me to pick.
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Part of the torturous fun of baseball is watching its best players navigate the game by way of daily personal pact-making, revising approaches, reinforcing self-discipline, muttering to themselves to keep their hands back.
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Mr. Stone finished his remarks to a somewhat divided audience — some members muttering their disagreement and others roaring with approval — and then began signing copies of his book on the secrets of the Bush family.
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Their introduction proceeded along a suitably measured trajectory and avoided cheap tricks — Jon bonding with a dragon, say, or Dany muttering "there's something familiar about you …" — unless you count Jon pocketing his resurrection trump card.
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It certainly wasn't the result CEO Elon Musk was expecting, who could be heard muttering "oh my fucking god" under his breath before being forced to complete his presentation in front of the fractured panes.
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My patient's own lung specialist had kicked her out of his office years before, under orders not to return till she was tobacco free, muttering to his nurse that she'd be dead long before that happened.
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That's what I am muttering as I haul myself up the winding staircase to the Grand Ballroom on the third floor of the Plaza Hotel in a gown on my way to a black-tie wedding.
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It looks like a bunch of po-faced coaches in unconscionable windbreakers muttering into headsets while olympian physical specimens shrug and wait and a bunch of rich men seethe and pound scotch in their luxury boxes.
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The president is obviously aware that he's being observed, but his insecurity over his lack of total control regarding how he's perceived translates into muttering and self-effacing glances to anyone in his line of sight.
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Bradley Whitford, whose character identifies as Christ, but takes care to note he is not of Nazareth, is a disheveled, muttering widower whose schizophrenia seems hopelessly intermingled with the guilt he feels for his wife's death.
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And because — and because it was Nevada, he also picked up votes from blackjack dealers, Cirque du Soleil, and that one guy sitting alone at the prime rib buffet muttering 'How am I gonna tell Marjorie?
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She was paying some bills at an ATM in the town of Sant'Angelo Lodigiano, about 40 kilometers southeast of Milan, when the man behind her in the line began muttering that she was taking too long.
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Defense lawyer Johnnie Cochran shamed him, arguing that racism was at the very heart of the trial, feigning surprise at the prosecution's attempts to argue otherwise, before striding over to Darden and muttering the phrase above.
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She kept them both balanced until he righted himself, muttering self-reproaches, to which she responded with a low laugh like the glu-glu of a guinea hen, muffled by the windbreaker drawn up over her mouth.
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But it's the man behind the man behind the mask, Bruce Wayne, who steps out into a fundraiser for Gotham DA Harvey Dent after muttering these words to his faithful butler, father substitute, and confidante Alfred Pennyworth.
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In a match neatly summarizing Kyrgios's roller-coaster career, the 52nd-ranked player spent much of the night muttering expletives about the condition of his right knee and had a trainer working on the injury between sets.
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After Mr. Millar's arrest, agents showed him the surveillance tapes, and he became visibly angry, muttering something like, "Now what did he have to go and do that for, sneaking around behind my back," Mr. Hawkins said.
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Among them were the defending champion, Jordan Spieth, who was loudly muttering on the course, and the world No. 215 Rory McIlroy, who seemed exasperated as he bogeyed his final two holes to stumble to four over.
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"GET DELE ALLI IN HERE, HE MUST KNOW ABOUT THESE THINGS," he howls, before storming off in a cloud of expletives, muttering about self-service machines and how good, honest checkout staff are being replaced by robots.
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As his paternal grandparents watched from the second row on the left side of the courtroom, several women on the right side, which is reserved for victims' family members, left their seats, one of them muttering curses.
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Out of the Army and back as a mail carrier, Mr. Prine was at an open-mike night in Chicago, drinking beer and muttering about the lack of talent, when someone dared him to get up there.
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His character spent his life working in a Ford factory in Detroit, where he now spends his days looking after his prized Gran Torino muscle car and muttering racist remarks about his neighbors, who are Hmong immigrants.
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The program is run by another professional instigator, Myles, a classically cantankerous old man with a hard crust and 24-karat core who once upon a time would have been played by a grumbling, muttering Walter Brennan.
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Prince Charles got himself in hot water with the British press when he was caught muttering under his breath about a reporter to sons William and Harry during a photo call on a 2005 skiing holiday in Switzerland.
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If Budget Cuts' robots don't have the charm of Portal's soulful machines, they've still got personality, pacing around levels muttering "I-am-a-ro-bot" and going into an adorably apoplectic frenzy if they see a comrade harmed.
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Local Conservative associations are furious about the prime minister's support for EU membership (and thus sympathetic to Mr Duncan Smith's flounce) and there is dark muttering among MPs about a bid to oust Mr Cameron after the referendum.
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She turned toward him in her sleep and she began to speak in Polish—a slow, anxious muttering, with the same words repeated over and over again, a phrase, almost musical, and eerie, a kind of narcotic intonation.
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And our penchant for herbal ales that use neither hops, barley, nor commercial yeast will send your local homebrewing supplier on a fitful rant, muttering about the need for chemical cleansers and the horror of sour-tasting ales.
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Last April, he experienced a rare motivational crisis, brought on by his latest round of injuries, that had him muttering "I want to get out of here" in the midst of a victory over Leonardo Mayer in Barcelona.
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Josh had cut out early on Thursday night, muttering something about finals, and Lucy spent the entire time on the phone with a mysterious boyfriend, who, we would later learn, was both married and 20 years her senior.
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Those bits of words, apparently printed on the works' raw materials, appear here and there in all three pictures, but they signify aurally, as if the artwork is muttering and grunting from its exertions from holding itself together.
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It's a philosophy instilled in Edgewater over generations of successful propaganda that's left most muttering marketing slogans and drinking at the bar, a group of people who begrudgingly accept suffering as part of daily life, like the sun rising.
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While you might not hear the n-word or see any hicks in hoods walking around Cleveland today, you can find white residents muttering about blacks taking too long to cross the street or playing their music too loudly.
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Presenter Coach will pop up with tips about pacing and filler words so you're not muttering or stuttering through a presentation, and also help presenters be more inclusive with their language, with suggestions like police officer instead of policeman.
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Almost as often, it would end with several seconds spent whirling around for no apparent reason while muttering "No no god no no no no no," a full minute of nearly fetal crouching, and another, more careful controller swat.
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But perhaps the most pertinent rule, and one that comes up more often than unsportsmanlike conduct or muttering things into a microphone, is that once spellers start a word, they can't change the sequence of the letters they spelled.
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If you haven't seen this video clip yet, from a PBS documentary, Nature, watch it here: From the outside, the cephalopod looks like a person twitching and muttering during a dream, or like a napping dog chasing dream-squirrels.
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Rumors of hauntings go back to 1882, when a man named T.C. Burke purchased the home and reportedly left within a month's time, leaving no explanation aside from a muttering that he and his family could not live there.
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"This is just normal Scotch packing tape," Mr. Zayner, chief executive of a biohacking start-up called The Odin, told his YouTube audience one summer night, muttering expletives as he stripped the top layer of skin from his forearm.
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If Scott says "no" -- and there is some muttering he might be less gung ho on the race than he was a few months ago -- it would be a massive blow to Republicans' hopes of expanding their Senate majority.
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We imagine that whoever messed up at Apple HQ and uploaded this firmware with all the iPhone 8 details still intact is currently playing these tunes on repeat, silently muttering "this will all be OK" over and over again.
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He did not follow the example of Ahmass Fakahany, who, a few weeks earlier, had responded to Wells's review of Vaucluse by posting online a long open letter that read like someone muttering insults, therapeutically, during a long shower.
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The instrumentalists become her eight attentive novices, sitting for long stretches doing nothing, or just breathing in anticipation (the sounds of, say, a flutist playing a short tone then audibly inhaling), or sometimes muttering some jittery, quiet mini-phrase.
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At the wake, through the muttering of others, we learn more about the rumors surrounding James — he's been in Africa for 10 years; he's as crazy as his father; he's caught the Africans' "savage" ways because they are contagious through worms?
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Inside one mesh-draped enclosure, Julius, a foot-high peach-white Moluccan cockatoo with a pink-feathered headdress, was madly pacing, muttering in the native tongue of the Korean woman who, along with her recently deceased husband, had owned him.
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A look of confusion hits West's face as he begins muttering to himself—suggesting that after 20 minutes of increasingly delusional behavior, he's experiencing a moment of clarity regarding his own place in the world, and it doesn't feel good.
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He curled around a screen for a three, and finally, when you could almost hear Drummond muttering to himself, absolutely swearing that he wouldn't allow a bucket this time down, Davis dropped in a fadeaway that just cleared Drummond's stretched hand.
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When Bill Murray shows up as the bear Baloo, or Garry Shandling, in his final role as the shuffling, muttering porcupine Ikki, their voices are so evocative of familiar faces that they detract from the faces that are actually onscreen.
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At the premiere in the park of the Mandarin version of "The Lion King", a glamorous celebrity couple glided by on the red carpet until the lady suddenly broke free of her beau and her bouncers, muttering something about cake.
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Mr. Macron has irritated his colleagues with his ambition — "It's time for all this to stop," his boss, Prime Minister Manuel Valls, was heard muttering Tuesday afternoon — and at the rally, the young minister stopped just short of gratifying his supporters.
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After a bare-chested man, muttering under his breath and wearing a saffron scarf, a politically charged symbol for Hinduism, pointed his cellphone camera at the woman, a long line of men began doing the same, and then they followed her.
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Editors' Choice School is back in session, which for some people means packing lunchboxes and anguishing over outfits in the morning dark, and for other people means muttering about the bus traffic snarling Main Street on the way to the gym.
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Nancy Pelosi gets this, and it's possible that some of the House Democrats who keep muttering about impeachment get it, too — and are either fulfilling what they see as their constitutional obligation or trying to mollify a restive Democratic base.
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" And he might have the dark, funny thought that "if the plane aiming for the Capitol dome on September 11 had actually hit it, he could imagine his vice president muttering 'No loss' through that sly slit of a mouth.
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It's a very Christian imagining of Tam Lin, with lots of dark muttering over the "heathen" fairy folk, whose magic always proves to be illusory and whom Kate and Christopher are able to escape because of their good Christian morality.
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The sheer ballsiness of Sylvester Stallone for doing this movie for the money should also be commended, because he outsmarted the producers and made a nice eight-figure salary for basically using just one arm and muttering some stuff every now and then.
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That's why they had to be shaking their collective fists and muttering whatever Flemish monks consider swear words when they learned that a supermarket in the Netherlands was selling their brew—and that the store had jacked up the price by 500 percent.
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Anyway, as daunting as it is to have to find someone new, I'm also relieved she's leaving because I think her situation is making her unhappy and she was starting to come home really angry — stomping around, slamming doors, and muttering to herself.
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Everyone who's read Harry Potter will have fond memories of practicing their wand twirling action in front of the mirror, muttering "Expelliarmus" over and over again in the vague but undying hope that something will actually happen and that magic is indeed real.
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Spotify's Global Top 50 is awash with pop songs in an array of languages; the trick is that we don't need to know the words we're senselessly muttering along to in order to understand what they do to us when we hear them.
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Garcia, pulled one out short of the minimum five innings required to earn his first victory as a Yankee, refused to make eye contact as Girardi came out to get him and could be seen muttering as he stalked off the field.
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The reasons for that are complex, but ad industry executives say Twitter's policy of allowing aliases and the idea of tweeting - sometimes translated as "muttering" in Japanese - allows Japanese users to express their opinions in a culture that tends to be outwardly reserved.
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There was even a jump in the shares of Goldman Sachs, whose CEO Lloyd Blankfein featured into the last anti-semitic ad of the Trump campaign (in a section muttering darkly of "global special interests", it featured photos of Janet Yellen, George Soros and Blankfein).
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This was chili-tilted, Alex Jones-level muttering, a fan base humming with paranoia about—if stopping just short of accusing—the globalists cruelly using their influence to change the fate of the $1.6 billion Golden State Warriors, who make around $168 million a year.
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Murray was moping and muttering to himself as he pressed for winners against the steady Italian and piled up unforced errors before deciding to patiently play long rallies that enabled him to secure a 26-21(23) 26-23 22-240 242-3 win.
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Letting her foot off the gas, the Australian and U.S. Open champion was left muttering to herself and flipping her racket as shots that had been finding their target minutes before were sprayed all over the temporary court allowing Wickmayer back into the match.
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Incomprehensibility is frequently a problem in this true-life adventure, which devotes an astonishing number of scenes to quiet men with comically impenetrable faux New England drawls muttering technical jargon through the ear-splitting roar of a struggling engine room or a raging sea.
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Tsonga's serve deserted him at crucial moments, however, and a double-fault on break point in the second set gave Nadal a 4-2 lead, with the visibly frustrated 34-year-old Frenchman seen muttering to himself with helpless glances toward the players' box.
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They cuffed him and put him in the back of their car, presumably patting each other on the back and muttering variations of "good-ass job, everybody," until they looked over and realized that, uh, both the prisoner and the cop car were gone.
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The dude bumping this Anthem is an unemployed basement-dweller with a parentally-funded Steam account who's going to spend the date alternating between Red Pill-sourced negging tactics and muttering in your ear about Zionists, Lena Dunham, the Bilderberg Group, and Hillary Clinton's health.
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LEARN TO LOOK MORE GENEROUSLY AT ONE ANOTHER AND OURSELVES Instead of muttering "What the hell happened?" at the face in the mirror, how about taking a minute to recall some of the things that did happen, and how remarkable a lot of them were?
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Oh yes, Caissie Levy, who plays that ice-cursed royal in Disney's stage adaptation of the hit animated musical "Frozen," was muttering the first words of the ubiquitous anthem and winding up to blow the house down at the end of the show's first act.
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Amy Nicholson, The Guardian: DuVernay's updated L'Engle is totally for kids...However, this Wrinkle in Time doesn't seem made for the kind of actual, human children who dogeared the five-paperback series with playground-grimy nails muttering the words "tesseract" and "liverwurst" to themselves like mysterious incantations.
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It was an apt summary of a match which he started by pummeling almost unreturnable serves but ended muttering sarcastic self-criticism and refusing to take a seat a change-over, preferring instead to skulk in the shadows at the back of the Centre Court baseline.
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In the first, he is seated in a brasserie, bow-tied and mustachioed, dining with Day-Lewis and his co-stars (Vicky Krieps, who plays Woodcock's muse, Alma, and Lesley Manville, who plays his sister, Cyril) and muttering about horse racing in a distinctive London accent.
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Lee makes the rounds, sneering and muttering into her double Scotch; spars with the agent, whose name is Marjorie; and leaves with a few partial rolls of pilfered toilet paper, a napkin full of boiled shrimp (to be shared with her cat, Jersey) and someone else's overcoat.
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I got the usual looks from people fresh out of bars or parties, either because of the stench of a hard night's work on my clothes or because I was muttering to myself while feverishly flipping flashcards on a bus in the middle of the night.
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Republicans blistered him on this score and much else, a kitchen-sink campaign that totaled $5 million yet also stirred muttering within the party about why there had not been a more coherent approach to a district they knew would be competitive, given Mr. Trump's weakness here.
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Arthur C. Brooks BACK in the late 1980s, Dana Carvey of "Saturday Night Live" used to do a funny impression of President George H. W. Bush, in which the character would justify his own supposed timidity by muttering "wouldn't be prudent" to himself about every small risk.
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It came from the cognitive dissonance of seeing an actor whose onscreen persona had previously run so heavily toward the funny-snarky-sensitive now surrounded by machismo, brandishing an assault rifle, muttering about government incompetence, and barking frustration at CIA agents who are portrayed as arrogant, sniveling Ivy League snobs.
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" Bradley, a 19-year-old from Bay Shore, told BuzzFeed News she and her brother and their friends were waiting in line to order food when they noticed the man pacing and "muttering angrily" to himself, saying the word "stupid" and something to the effect of "can't do their jobs.
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MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) has come up with a use for virtual reality headsets that goes beyond firing them up, checking out a new game, muttering "cool" briefly after 5 minutes of use and then putting them back in the closet: Controlling robots remotely for manufacturing jobs.
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So, while the rest of the northern hemisphere would be arguing about whether Cardi B's "I Like That" soundtracks pool parties or rooftop BBQs better than Ella Mai's "Boo'd Up," we'd be muttering to ourselves about forgetting the umbrella in the bath when we get caught in a June downpour.
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Ironically, with the recent disclosure that some of the Trump campaign may indeed have been subject to surveillance, the president is looking more like Danny Torrence, a character dismissed for constantly muttering "redrum, redrum" until someone finally looked in a mirror at the reverse image to see the true message.
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When Sandy and his friends are turned away from the Children's Day Party at the theme park, the other kids talk loudly about the injustice of it, and Sandy just keeps muttering, "I suppose they didn't mean colored kids," a feeble attempt to make sense of a surprising and hurtful situation.
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It's one of the campest books I've ever read in my life, and I'm fairly certain that you should take quite a lot of the anecdotes in it with a pinch of salt — you do spend your time reading it with one eyebrow raised, muttering, "Yeah, right" — but it's incredibly entertaining.
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Nah, as with any school fight, if you're not involved or someone who isn't your mate isn't in it, you generally just stand around looking at the action, enticing it on, and routinely putting a closed fist to your mouth muttering "oh shit" whenever you saw a deep connection land.
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Recorded over two delirious nights in 1994 and originally released two years later to little fanfare, the album shows Vega in rare form, whooping and muttering ad-libbed lines like a crooner from Hell while Chilton and Vaughn ramble down a primitive road of tremolo'd guitar licks and no-wave synth refrains.
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Others, like Trump's nominees, will just bullshit their way through the topic, muttering about how no one can pin down humanity's influence to the fiftieth decimal point so I guess we'll just have to wait and see... The gap between crude deniers like Trump and lukewarmers like Pruitt isn't huge in practice.
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But frankly, he's much more of the kind of dude who immerses himself in making wolf-bread while muttering to his friends about how hot assassin women like Arya only go for assholes like the Night King, and are too shallow to see the value of the Nice Guy right in front of them.
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A part of what makes me spiral in the first place is the fear that one day I'll completely snap and become a regular at a high street coffee branch, which I will visit every single morning to order the same thing and sit in the corner muttering urgently about "the spiders" with glassy, fearful David Icke eyes.
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Sufficeth to say that a lot of people die, and somewhere, Brad Pitt is shaking his fist at his TV muttering about World War Z. But what was most striking to me was that while the men were busy having existential crises in the middle of a bloody battle (I'm looking at you Clegane), women were getting shit done.
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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is propelled by characters' fears, and by bodily transformation, and by threats of beheading, cultural misunderstandings, class anxieties, time itself stopped by the atrociousness of a poorly sung song, a muttering dormouse on the nod, a floating, grinning cat, a mock turtle with the head of a calf, flamingoes used as croquet mallets.
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There are some regional and generational specificities to his various manias, but there is nothing that is not mediocre or entirely predictable, here; he is in every way a replacement-level codger, and there is some downmarket version of him muttering know-nothing bitchery into a tabloid in every diner in every town from sea to shining sea.
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McConnell is a wily, unflappable, and determined Senate leader, and Democrats who underestimate him do so at their constant political peril, which is why the nervous muttering inside the Senate GOP about the economic damage this ongoing shutdown is causing the nation -- to say nothing of the political cost it is causing the GOP -- is so notable.
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To be "humbled" is to find yourself in the embarrassing position of having to shimmy awkwardly off your pedestal, or your high horse — or some other elevated place that would not have seemed so elevated had you not been so lowly to begin with — muttering apologies and cringing, with your skirt riding up past your granny pants.
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Then the child starts running amok inside the tent and Kerri Chandler notices a small child in a very expensive jacket clambering onto the stage and he sets an alarm off and the whole festival becomes a disturbing, dizzying, panicky hellhole and dear old dad's somewhere, in the middle of it all, muttering about his spilled pint.
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That afternoon, as Cuddy and Landisio ate lunch in front of their computers, Landisio read the files for two new cases that had landed on the already-toppling pile on his desk, muttering in singsong, ''Punch me in the face, punch me in the face,'' while Cuddy made out an arrest-warrant application for the suspect in the child's rape.
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Whether it is the politician evoking the troubles of "hardworking families;" left-wing peace protestors waving banners demanding "money for jobs, not for war;" or the right-wing bystanders muttering "get a job!" as they march by; everyone seems to agree that jobs are a good thing, that we need more of them and that everyone should be in one.
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Season after season of 18-point losses to the Indiana Pacers—the Nets teams of my youth played against, and reliably lost to, the Pacers an astonishing 51 times per season—unfolded in a concrete arena that was filled with either the taunting cheers of visiting fans or the deep-sea rustle of fans muttering to themselves or calling for a beer.
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What follows is how GPT-2 decided to continue the story: She was muttering under her breath: "If not p or q entails not p and not q, and p is true if and only if r, then we prove that for every r…" Mr. Glassman kept right on studying like he didn't hear anything, so I did the same.
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Burgundy dips into standup tropes (muttering "What else, what else" and pacing during segues, shouting out local sports teams and suburbs at length) and generally just exudes a darker, sadder version of that original Anchorman id: an ageing man just self-aware enough to be terrified of his own ever-growing irrelevance and of how little he understands the world, fighting that fear with self-delusion, non-sequiturs, and yelling.
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Don't be surprised if, when he's done with Dwight—left him shaking and muttering somewhere outside Raleigh, begging for ANYONE who can reintroduce him to the touch of human love—Jordan draws so much venom from this vein that he decides that it's time for another comeback in which he manages to score 20 points per game on 45 percent shooting for a 31-51 Hornets Squad in 2020.
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At least to the point that he'd choose "Bring Your Daughter to the Slaughter" at a Lower East Side karaoke bar at 3 AM. Everyone else picks Frank Sinatra or Blink 182, but not Fallon, who leans on the bar with a glass of sake in his left hand, thumbing through to the letter "I' in the songbook, muttering to himself like a mischievous schoolchild: "Iron Maiden… hahahahahaha. Yeah.
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As with the early (and totally unnecessary) scene in which terrorists blow up the department store (one muttering an "Allahu akbar" right before blowing up himself, a mother, and a little girl), these characterizations aren't wholly fabricated, and the movie can reasonably cover itself by saying that the problem isn't in the story, but in the violent, nihilistic machismo of the real people and situations on which it's based.
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Instead, Alice — who narrates in a voice that vacillates between irresistible charm and grating cutesiness — finds herself charged with overseeing Frank, who speaks in a "weird monotone," can neither be touched nor allow anyone to lay a hand on his belongings, regularly spends time "wrapped in his comforter, rolling on the floor and muttering to himself" to calm down, and copes with frustration by bashing his head into glass doors and metal poles.
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The last time I attempted to spend a night away from home, at my boyfriend's apartment, I had one of the most violent and horrible panic attacks I can remember: three hours of convulsing, unable to speak beyond endlessly muttering or wailing "I can't do it" as waves of terror washed over me, until eventually my boyfriend had to take me home because he couldn't bear to see me like that anymore.
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Some nights, instead of staying hunched over his small wooden desk in the hours after dinner, muttering at the bills as he passed a slender hand over his smooth pate, he would stand up with a sigh and walk across the narrow hallway, into my room, and then, after doing a "super-duper tucker-inner," sit at the edge of the bed he had built and read "Winnie-the-Pooh" aloud to me.
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Oleg's story, as I mentioned above, has become far more compelling than I ever would have expected, precisely because he's starting to confront not just the relative privilege he comes from and the ways his father has insulated him, but also the incredible task of trying to root out corruption at the source, something that results in Dmitri (his source who's been stewing in a holding sale) muttering a "God forgive me" when he finally gives up a name to our man in the USSR.
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