A bird may screech and another bird may understand that the screech is a response to danger.
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Dave Nemeyer, a Forest Grove, Oregon, fire marshall, called the screech "horrendous" on a February 18 story on the screech by Portland's ABC News affiliate.
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" He'd been "terrified in anticipation of Mother's screech. 'Again!
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The three men don't speak their lines; they screech them.
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I have a certain fondness for an Eddie Vedder screech.
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Tish let fly a solitary but operatic and satisfying screech.
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They screech and growl, plunging their bodies back and forth.
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I don't think they sing, they just screech in pain.
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A strike won't cause entertainment to screech to a halt.
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He can also grunt, growl, and screech, if he chooses.
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Ya gotta think the experience will give Screech the advantage.
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With an unholy screech, she tore my head from my body.
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They may start to screech, but the car keeps rolling along.
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This prompted a passing pedestrian to screech at him to stop.
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"HOLY SHIT," I screech, just as I did upon first seeing it.
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At the edge of the fountain, the pale toddler began to screech.
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Analysts wondered whether the companies' global shopping spree would screech to a halt.
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After he dropped his Screech news, Seacrest chimed in with his own story.
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No panhandlers or chatty kids or the screech of subway wheels on rails.
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" Electronics let her ask: "What is it about this screech that I love?
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A yelp, screech and "yow" later, and "I'm A Robot" is a thing.
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Consider: Klay hears a noise on his front porch—an owl's screech, maybe?
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"I have to go in there and screech my head off," she said.
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Screech is 6'0" tall and 45-year-old Morgan is listed at 5'0".
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The screech of the cicadas was overpowering, like a violent squall drowning everything out.
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Mercury retrograde ends Wednesday, but before it gets better, things screech to a halt.
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It must be how foreigners feel in Australia when cockatoos screech in from behind.
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Mr. Screech, who describes himself as "Buddhish," meaning sort of Buddhist, went to Laos.
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"And the bottle of screech wouldn't be only half-empty!" someone behind him yelled.
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Two blocks farther along we heard her again: a screech somewhere high above me.
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Still – would the economy screech to a halt without Trump in the White House?
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Rrrrs, vrooms, eerrks and the like let cars accelerate, turn and screech along hairpin turns.
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In the distance there was a screech and a honking horn and a mad voice.
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The Eastern Screech Owl furnishes its nest with actual snakes for house-keeping purposes. 3.
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Guitars are the future; overdriven guitars are a humanistic screech for freedom from manufactured nostalgia.
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Screech was convicted for stabbing a man during a bar fight back in December 2014.
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What if there's no roar of the engine, no screech of the tires, no fire?
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"The two of us were just sitting there on the towpath, crying," Mr. Screech said.
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To be seen in a thicket of hashtags and heard above the din, people screech.
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Peggy speaks in a screech of affronted privilege, and her politics are right-wing grotesque.
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Dead limbs offer homes to cavity-nesting birds like woodpeckers, screech owls and Carolina wrens.
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Come on over and head to St. John's to drink screech and kiss a cod.
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But they're going nine miles an hour and it's just going "screech" down the track.
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German cars with lots of horsepower squeal and screech and spin when the lights go out.
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A button on your controller fires a deadly screech, which you'll use to attack other eagles.
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"We opened the door to my car and we heard a screech," Sergio told The Enterprise.
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You could even make the case that Lil Peep's screech-strum dynamics derive from the Pixies.
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They emit a high-pitched screech if they spot a predator, which usually scares it off.
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"Books have been considered on the verge of obsolete and so have canals," Mr. Screech said.
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But this time, the music dropped out, leaving nothing but this loud, unhinged, panicked, hopeless screech.
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The sicario heard the police before he saw them, the screech of tires, the revved engines.
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The radio poured out a screech to all the Hell-bound out yonder in Radioland: Repent!
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The girl's screech of "OHHH MY GAAAAAD" when Lana sings as she holds the mic for her.
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On a train, you'll still hear nearby conversations but the screech of tracks below gets filtered out.
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Abigail and her fellows in "The Crucible" (pictured, above) screech in unison as a form of manipulation.
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Then, he said he heard tires screech and saw the car speed past him on 4th Street.
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Residents of Kansas cannot screech their tires, which has been interpreted as a breaching of the peace.
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Her prose gallops along; her short, action-packed chapters often screech to a halt on a cliffhanger.
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I remember he had the world's most vile screech and his neck just grew disgustingly, unnaturally long.
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The PIN pad blipped obediently as he entered his number, then let out a low, querulous screech.
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A fully-grown screech-owl fell down the chimney and was frantically trying to escape the flames.
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The song that middle schoolers screech during a karaoke night if they want to prove their vocal chops?
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It was overlain with the screech of a power saw cutting into metal, or a jet engine malfunctioning.
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UNDER THE plane trees by the Grand Canal, the din of diggers drowns out the screech of seagulls.
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You know what I'm talking about: the bleeps, the bloops, the loading bars screech, the text scroll chirp.
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I let out a guttural screech after realizing that only seven minutes of the hour have gone by.
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Unlike pigs, which screech before they're killed, the cows are silent, seemingly unaware they're about to be slaughtered.
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But the visualization shows the midsection buzz transforming into a more piercing screech to overcome the pump's din.
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It's objectively ugly music, between the raw production values of their recorded work and Tim Baker's polarizing screech.
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Amid a deafening, horrific screech of rupturing metal, more than a million gallons of fuel spilled and exploded.
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You hear the screech of metal on metal, and the shards of shattered glass tinkling to the pavement.
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Would any of the guys take one look at me and jump back into the limo and screech off?
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I used to screech with joy when "Ignition: the Remix" by R. Kelly came on the radio (no more!).
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Next thing you know, I heard this screech coming from downstairs and the sound of someone yelling in Spanglish.
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The lawn in his backyard is oblivious to the screech of the twister and so too is the groundskeeper.
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In Burns's films, one rarely sees a wide American landscape without hearing the screech of a red-tailed hawk.
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He may be particularly valuable at a moment when the political discourse produces only an unending, almost unlistenable, screech.
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Primordial rock ingredients — blare, stomp, screech and leer — have all been AC/DC hallmarks for more than four decades.
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We hear the jets screech by, the helicopters whirring in the sky, the mortars launching, then the bombs exploding.
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Mr. Screech had been working with homeless people and drug addicts, while caring for an alcoholic mother at home.
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The official sound of the 2018 Winter Olympics is quickly becoming the screech of emergency alerts on people's cellphones.
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The streets are quiet apart from the wail of emergency vehicles (ominous indeed) and screech of delivery truck vehicles.
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The voices of fear and self-loathing were silenced by the screech of the subway and roar of traffic.
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I even listen for the screech of the tacky children's amusement park with its half-broken choo-choo trains.
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" But before Allison can answer, a crowparrot sweeps out of the nearest tree, winging low to screech "_Fuck you!
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Zuckerberg, I recently took a test on your site that said my Saved By The Bell character was Screech.
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Occasionally, a bus would arrive, quickly deposit a load of refugees, and roar off again in a screech of dust.
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I'd roll my eyes and screech into the phone that of course I'd told them I wanted a relationship, mother.
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The village of Frip is plagued by gappers: orange, softball-sized creatures that latch onto goats and screech with glee.
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It is a sound like the screech of nails on a blackboard as if released with a whistling wet flatulence.
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Drums slam hard, stopping and starting, and electronics screech and sputter and blare, hurtling ahead as Beth channels male arrogance.
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I was bullied in middle school; stuffed in trash cans and called "screech" (the name of a nerdy sitcom character).
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Mr. Screech borrowed 2,000 pounds from his then-sober mother as capital, and their business was born in early 2010.
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When the press got the news, and the headlines did screech, The people were shocked, and a cry rose: IMPEACH!
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Cars screech to a halt, raucous children in a swimming pool fall silent and grocery bags fall to the ground.
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"This is the best apocalypse I've ever attended," said a friend, soaked, pulling the barn door shut with a screech.
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Blue smoke billows out over the dead shore as the sizzle turns into a screech and then a star explodes.
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I grunted a manly negative grunt, then I screeched a screech at a frequency that would put Janet Leigh to shame.
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Martin was in the crowd and was looking at his phone up until he heard "tires screech," he told the court.
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This year is the 30th anniversary of Bundy's execution in an electric chair, and the buzz is rising to a screech.
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Selina let's out a Wicked Witch of the West screech just as Catherine and Marjorie confess their love to one another.
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The screech of concrete on metal was not quiet, and I think we did a lot of damage to the car.
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When amplified, her "playing" of this unlikely component created a rich and visceral screech that's still part of underground music lore.
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The system forces cell phones in a geographic area to screech and display an emergency alert, such as an Amber Alert.
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On the prodigal Brisbane trio's second record, tempos race and bass lines pound; violins screech with the coarseness of car alarms.
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Is air travel safer than it's ever been, or will lasers soon cause us all to regularly screech out of the sky?
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Shouting over the screech and rattle of traffic, vendors and customers haggle over bags of spices and fresh-cut bunches of bananas.
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A Harvey Weinstein project's the last thing most people want to go near these days, but one man fully embraced it ... Screech!!!
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White House chief of staff Reince Priebus was spotted at Tuesday night's Washington Nationals baseball game, posing with the team's mascot, Screech.
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At Nishi, highly sensitive microphones seem to be placed directly above all the loudest people, picking up and amplifying their every screech.
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The harlequin is so huge that everyone at work on their screenplays must pull their tables toward their bellies—a dreadful screech.
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One rallying cry of a Twitter post, from the science-fiction author Cory Doctorow, was retweeted a million times, Mr. Screech said.
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The soft whinnying of screech owls, even the somber hoots of great horned owls, are often a part of this primitive performance.
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A two-minute outro features two different instrumental solos: one an ear-buzzing keyboard screech and the other a lovely piano composition.
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Every few minutes cars would screech past — horns blaring — with a hand extending from the sunroof or window, flashing the Rabia sign.
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They played a recorded screech of a red-tailed hawk, which put the squirrels on alert and caused them to act vigilant.
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On a recent visit, the screech of a red-tail hawk was followed by the earthshaking sonic boom of a military jet.
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But the good feelings will screech to a halt today (and return the country to ugly realities) at President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment trial.
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It's just a smoother and more pleasant listen when a pair of earphones isn't perfectly faithful to every high note, scream, and screech.
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At that moment, one of the NBA's most regrettable rosters saw its own ambition screech towards a quarry with Westbrook behind the wheel.
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Dustin "Screech" Diamond just got sprung from jail a month early, due to his handiwork with a mop and bucket ... TMZ has learned.
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Some activities involve flying through hoops, others involve using your eagle's screech as a weapon to get rid of other gangs of birds.
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We see and hear a car screech to a halt as one experience—we don't separate it all out in our everyday lives.
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In punk music particularly femme performers are categorized as cute, fuckable, or hysterical screeching banshees (I've been told I "screech" on multiple occasions).
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We heard a car pull up outside, and then a loud thud, followed by the screech of tires as the car sped away.
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Screech also believes everyone involved in the OG 'SBTB' should show some solidarity and demand all the staples -- Zack Morris, Kelly Kapowski, etc.
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Seriously, we start to wave our hands in the air and screech if we find something we've been lusting after at half the price.
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The sound design in this game is also incredible — I'll never forget the first time I heard a dragon screech while wandering the plains.
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I only have a vague recollection of most of them—what exactly did I do with Screech with Saved By the Bell last night?
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You may recognize a Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) as the screech your cellphone makes when an Amber Alert has been issued in your area.
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He was desperately trying to get out by launching his body against the glass, while yowling the horrible screech of a cat in distress.
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Sure, the days of waiting minutes to load a single webpage are as distant a memory as the screech of a dial-up modem.
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Eastern screech owls rarely move beyond their small territory, where they tend to fly in short, low-powered glides, and have almost spherical eggs.
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While trains often have screams of their own, YouTube user theseheavenlybodies has replaced the typical train screech with the screams of actual human beings.
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If you're itching to screech out that cover of "Wonderwall," but have been left hanging by a broken string, this vending machine is for you.
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In a new interview with Ryan Seacrest, the actor explained that he once lived with Dustin Diamond, aka Saved by the Bell's very own Screech.
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Given that the new film condenses 1100 pages of a Stephen King novel into a 2-hour screech fest, there's a lot more to unpack.
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The door swung open with a clunk and a screech, and cold clean air rushed into his lungs like the first breath after a storm.
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" But you're also opening a discussion about why your choices might have led your pals to screech, "No, no, no he's not right for you.
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We all queued up for the same merch, and screamed along to Alexei Laiho's feline screech together in the car on the way to shows.
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And when we go around a corner the wheels will just screech across the road and we're holding on for grim death around these poles.
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POCHEON, South Korea (Reuters) - The screech of incoming fire followed by an explosion resounds across forested hillsides near the border between North and South Korea.
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There's also the issue of access to sunlight: Vehicles that can speed across the Australian outback would screech to a halt in the Pacific Northwest.
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Diamond, who lives in Port Washington, played socially awkward but brainy student Samuel "Screech" Powers on "Saved by the Bell," which ran from 1989 to 1993.
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Just take a look at her latest Instagram post, which sees her fearlessly capturing a terrifying arachnid while her children screech in fear in the background.
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Honking horns are incessant, the haunting call of far-away sirens don't stop and neither does the screech of traffic or the maddening cawing of crows.
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The oh-so-cheesy Mac & Screech appetizer was the standout, though, and if I'd had room, I totally would've tried a Lisa Turtle Milkshake for dessert.
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The season is too long for manager and players to press the accelerator to the floor this early and take off in a screech of rubber.
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Jeff Watson, a bear trainer, decides to introduce Bob and Screech, the 3-year-old, 700-pound grizzlies he rescued at six weeks, into the wild.
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Jays have a varied repertoire of calls, which are described in unflattering terms such as a rusty pump handle, a shrill scolding screech or harsh squeak.
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At first, it looked like one of the men was just lucky enough to win a prize baseball, handed to him by the Washington Nationals' mascot, Screech.
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THE MELLOW thrum of the Toyota Prius is to the streets of Ulaanbaatar what the screech of brakes and honk of horns is to New York: omnipresent.
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In 21 years, the honk and screech of boxy old modems has given way to sleek whole-house Wi-Fi networks powered by modern fiber broadband networks.
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Seagulls, protecting their trashy turf, caw in the air, and public buses — which often break down, sometimes explode, but rarely arrive on time — screech on the ground.
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But his plans screech to a halt when she visits her doctor with a headache and discovers that she is having pregnancy complications in this season finale.
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She caught the bird and identified it as an Eastern screech owl, common in the Georgia area, a spokesperson for the nature center, Jon Copsey, told CNN.
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Traffic's consistent screech of acceleration and deceleration, the hollering of folks moving up and down Broadway, always with something unintelligible to yell into the busy night air.
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The soundtrack through the early part of the show was the sometimes painful screech of voices sped up to the point of unintelligibility, along with other acoustic interference.
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"It was a matter of nanoseconds, but you felt the train was coming to a screeching halt, then it eased up a bit, then another screech," Forbes said.
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On some machines, like the Breville Barista Express, the steam is either on or off, and "on" produces a high-pitched screech that's reminiscent of a squealing swine.
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The distorted screech of "Spun" gives way to the soul-shaking swell of "313 Psyche" and the mesmerizing pulse of "Vex"—demonstrating the omnivorousness of Hiss Spun's power.
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If they get their feet stuck in a trap, they don't screech wildly in panic, like pigs or other animals, which would reveal their location to the hunters.
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Tyres screech, bullets fly—and then one of those bullets must have found a petrol tank because there's a flash and a bulge of black smoke and then boom.
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"I heard a screech, and it was a noise I had never heard before," Craig Luttman, the Elkhorn, Nebraska, homeowner who says he discovered the tangled mess, told Gizmodo.
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The series also starred Tiffani Thiessen as Kelly Kapowski, Mario Lopez as A.C. Slater, Dustin Diamond as Screech, Elizabeth Berkley as Jessie Spano and Lark Voorhies as Lisa Turtle.
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Approaching the Circus Maximus, I hear the screech of a sound system getting set up, the thud mic checks, then the over-amplified whine of some ancient reed instrument.
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It's even creepier when you think that the face was programmed first as sound, which makes a banshee-like screech and hiss as the track winds to an end.
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He didn't try to personalize the songs; he stayed in the screech register, barely ever dipping down to the baritone snarl he uses so often in Guns N' Roses.
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The voice of the voters — specifically the Trump plurality — should be a constant screech in the minds of the delegates, because they'll need these voters in the general election.
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It is measured and deliberate, to be sure, and there is a melodious quality to its high pitch but also an inevitable rising that sometimes approaches a controlled screech.
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" - Matty, 20 "When we all go to throw our caps and give that liberating "CLASS OF 2013" screech, someone tosses a blow up sex doll (female) into the air!
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In previews for the next episode in two weeks, Chad's fingernails screech down a windowpane, then he's somehow let inside the death lodge to continue tormenting the other guys.
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"We just parked stubbornly outside the tube station, we squatted there and thought we'd see what happened, and for the next six months ostentatiously stayed there," Mr. Screech said.
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They also got "screeched in," a ceremony performed on non-Newfoundlanders in the musical that involves a speech, a shot of rum (or "screech") and kissing a dead fish.
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What about the scene in the jail cell in Episode 14 where the woman with the stitched-up eyes is making noises that sound almost like a monkey screech?
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Of course, the memory of this — the shine of the streetlights, the taunts at the driver, the screech of his tires, the pump of the shotgun — rattles me now.
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Edwards does something different: he stands, walks over to the large steel table in the center of the room, and drags it to his chair with a ear-splitting screech.
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But the volume of their screech evolved from their diet, he said: The bellbird plucks and eats whole fruit and spends all day digesting it, then spitting out the seeds.
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Oftentimes film scoring takes the front seat — the audience hears music that the characters cannot — and we're left with an emotionally manipulative piano solo or an anxiety-inducing violin screech.
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When Slater, Screech and Zack Lip-Synced 'Barbara Ann' Better Than Any RuPaul's Drag Race Queen Ever Could Admit it, A.C. Slater in those short-shorts made you feel things.
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But some there are worried the momentum could screech to a halt if the issues in the 2020 presidential primaries stray too far left for the region's many centrist voters.
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With the thunder of its exhaust, the screech of its blower and the squealing of its tires, every drive in the Hellcat Redeye feels like a self-contained theatrical event.
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We can already see it now: Cersei, still plotting away, interrupted by a screech that makes her look up only to see the fire-breathing monster that will destroy her city.
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Officials at Ozaukee County Jail in Wisconsin tell us Screech was released early Monday morning after serving just under 3 months behind bars for carrying a concealed weapon and disorderly conduct.
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The whole Viserion sequence — the cut to Dany's horrified face, Drogon's screech, Viserion going perpendicular and crumpling onto the icy, blood-stained lake — is terrifying, beautiful, and heartbreaking all it once.
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Beijing Journal BEIJING — A squeal of brakes, the screech of ripping metal and a battery-powered, three-wheel scooter — top-heavy with parcels for delivery — tips over after hitting a car.
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On the opening "Lark" she murmurs the first verse over fluttering violins; then the beat drops and she wails the second verse as the drums thud and the strings screech queasily.
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As such, the work becomes a reference to Europe's dark history, and the machines, lit in such a way to create monstrous shadows on the surrounding walls, clatter and screech discordantly.
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Throughout his career, Mr. Bourdain called for respect for immigrants, without whom, he never let us forget, the restaurant and agricultural industries in the United States would screech to a halt.
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"You could hear the screech of tires and some screams, and then I saw a white pickup truck zooming at an insane rate of speed," Ari Rabin-Havt, a witness, said.
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Even the best noise-canceling headphones, he said, are not great at reducing high-frequency sounds, like an ambulance siren or the screech of a subway train's wheels on the tracks.
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Looks like the Bagel Guy pulled a fast one on folks hoping he'd get in the ring with Dustin Diamond -- aka Screech -- 'cause he just announced he's not fighting the guy.
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Included in the 5,090 different species identified in 2015 were two new bird species, the millpo tapaculo and Santa Marta screech-owl, which had never before been described in a scientific journal.
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It takes two hours of first-time "Bachelor" viewing for me to realize that the hawk's screech was a medium for the realization of the show's central concept: savage displays of courtship.
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You can hear Brady screech along with hits like "Vertigo" and "Pride (In The Name of Love)" -- and, when it comes to his singing voice, he's more Trevor Siemian than Tom Brady.
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The good news for diehard Kings fans, and for those who simply root for the City of Sacramento, is that the perpetual Boogie trade rumors may be coming to a halting screech.
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This summoning of a spectator's guilt is underscored by Emmie Finckel's set, which suggests a stylized basketball court, and by Valentine Monfeuga's hip-hop soundscape punctuated by the screech of referee's whistles.
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This summoning of a spectator's guilt is underscored by Emmie Finckel's set, which suggests a stylized basketball court, and by Valentine Monfeuga's hip-hop soundscape punctuated by the screech of referee's whistles.
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Take the awkward scraping the side of the ship scene, which satirizes the incredibly long panning scene of the Enterprise from Star Trek: The Motion Picture by adding an awkward screech of metal.
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The guitars of Ben Weinman and Kevin Antreassian alternate between clean jangles and hammering away at wide chords while Greg Puciato forgoes his usual screech in favour of his reedy, Reznor-ish croon.
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Many of the city's shops are still closed and the streets are mostly silent, punctuated by the occasional zip of a passing moped and the distant screech and clatter of a school playground.
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Someone get Lupita her own fashion line already "Wakanda isn't real!" screech the trolls, as they visciously debate the finer details of how DC's alternate universe timelines matches up with the main canon's timeline.
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The film opens with shots of the Stones rehearsing backstage, a shaggy haired Jagger in all of his ruffle-sleeved glory singing in his signature screech to an equally shaggy Charlie Watts on drums.
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They didn't need traditional structures—yes, verse-chorus-verse is a concern in metal, too—and Clarke didn't need to make his screech more palatable or discernable to reach out to their growing fanbase.
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They mentor her firmly but warmly on the best ways to move up at the company, and she reciprocates by teaching them how to turn their voices into a screech for heavy metal karaoke.
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From steel guitar some call country to the horn-drone-plus-guitar-screech that binds the eight-minute "What Do I Do," its atmospheric sonics showcase subtle vocals at tempos that seldom exceed mid.
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I was gentle when I told him that he could give my stuff away, but I guess it came out as a threatening screech, because he batted me away with a rolled-up magazine.
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PAHOA, Hawaii (Reuters) - Two new fissures opened on Hawaii's Kilauea volcano, hurling bursts of rock and magma with an ear-piercing screech on Sunday, threatening nearby homes and prompting authorities to order new evacuations.
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After Blunt's character Evelyn gave birth to her baby as quietly as possible, the family realized that daughter Regan (Millicent Simmonds) could use the loud screech of her hearing aid to ward off the monsters.
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According to National Geographic, Wolf saw a little ball of fluff bobbing around the box, which she assumed was a little owlet since a eastern screech owl moved into the box over a month ago.
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That particular morning, I'd awoken to the screech of wheels against track as an overnight train from Sapa, a scenic, remote village in northern Vietnam, pulled into Hanoi, my home for the month of December.
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Refundings of existing bonds, which accounted for about 61 percent of 2016 issuance, would not screech to a halt given the impending 10-year call on hefty amounts of debt issued in 2007, she added.
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Now Trax Couture label boss Rushmore has given this screech of resistance new life by editing it into a club track called "Yoko Riddim," releasing it this morning and making it available for free download.
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Olivia met Taryn, another macaque, at a screech-and-skim book club, where they were pawing through the latest Cubist-structured novel about a baboon trying to find meaning as a product manager at Google.
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Right out of the gate, our ears are in pain: The song opens with the hair-raising screech of what sounds like a recorder, an instrument that has never and will never produce any pleasing noises.
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In the funniest scene, she is persuaded to screech the French national anthem in a nihilistic tableau vivant conceived by Lucien's mischievous sidekick Kyril (Aubert Fenoy), an anarchist; the audience is scandalized, and Marguerite is ostracized.
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Its first shot unspools in near darkness, as we go down with the miners down a near-infinite elevator, espying their faces only in flashes, listening for minutes to the screech and rattle of the machinery.
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In this teeming, vividly orchestrated symphony, Bernstein boldly draws from diverse styles, including episodes of wide-spaced, poignant harmonies evocative of Copland, and hurtling moments that screech with modernist intensity and break into 12-tone shards.
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He talked about their tenant, no longer the guy with the parrot that would screech "Praise God" anytime someone swore but a young man with a girlfriend now; they were probably going to get married soon.
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When the path becomes paved, it's a signal that the secluded woodland mansion site, smelling of clean, damp earth, was once inhabited by people, not just white-tailed deer, Eastern coyotes, chipmunks, bald eagles and screech owls.
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Mr. Screech and Mr. Privett have a collection curated to appeal to the many tourists who pass by, but also to a hard-core of radical and leftist readers; Noam Chomsky and Jack London are big sellers.
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Moviegoers entering the AMC Empire 25 multiplex near Times Square next week might hear some unexpected sounds blasting from one of its theaters: the wail of a saxophone, a screech of feedback, a rapid-fire footwork beat.
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To their surprise, they discovered they had what Mr. Screech called "an invisible community of people silently watching us," patrons who had found them over the years, including some prominent authors and others with big social media presences.
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Fascinated with animals, alive and sculptured, he released wood frogs, quail and screech owls in parks where they might once have lived, despite ecologists' complaints that the original environments had to be recreated first for them to flourish.
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The screech of the alarm clock, the frigid patch of floor next to your bed, the frustrating disappearance of time that always seems to render you ten minutes late to work no matter how much earlier you wake up.
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Screech headlined a comedy game show at The Rialto Theatre in Akron, Ohio Saturday night and took it upon himself to participate in one of the challenges to win a cash prize ... and he went all out for $25.
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Opinion MUMBAI, India — When 2-year-old Rutuja playfully tipped over a bottle, spilling water onto the mud floor of the family's shack, her mother, Nageshwari Rathore, let loose a screech, lunging forward as though to slap the toddler.
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The unwieldy structure of "Paranoid Android" suggested multiple creative impulses fighting each other within the same song: a Cumbia-like guitar melody in the verses, Gregorian chant breakdown, and guitar solos that screech like a dial-up internet connection.
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I haven't had the chance to take a flight in the last 24 hours, however, I did ride the subway, and I can assure you that even with subway tuned out, you can hear the screech of wheels on tracks.
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One of my few gripes with Apple's standard AirPods has been that it can be difficult to commute with them in New York City given how loud the subway typically is — especially as trains screech and grind to a halt.
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But all of this will come to a screeching halt (though you won't hear the "screech" in the vacuum of space) if the Trump administration ends funding for the International Space Station program beyond 2024, a step it is considering.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The tires of the Aston Martin Racing team car screech and the engine roars as it leaves the pits on its way back into the race at the Shanghai international circuit, one of China's premier motor racing venues.
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"At this phase in her career, she certainly doesn't need to pick up a metaphorical megaphone and screech a statement into it every time she steps on a red carpet," said Heather Cocks, who founded a red-carpet commentary site with Jessica Morgan.
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Two absolutely too wasted to drive middle-aged men in suits screech up in a BMW next to us, get out, knock on my window, and ask my friend and I what we're going to order and if they'll see us inside.
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Kimono: The Art and Evolution of Japanese Fashion, edited by Anna Jackson, with essays by Nagasaki Iwao, Timon Screech, Christine M. E. Guth and Kendall H. Brown, has been published in the U.S. by Thames & Hudson in collaboration with the Khalili Collections.
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Republicans and Democrats do agree on one thing: Should the special counsel be ousted, the business of Congress — hearings, nominations and legislation — would screech to a stop, replaced by a painful, consequential debate over the most serious constitutional challenge in a generation.
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Satanarchist's name isn't just a cute play on words; the band's two members, John Edwards and Mark Nunziata, practice what they screech, railing against the government, organized religion, and other forms of institutionalized oppression between pitch-black notes and jumpy d-beats.
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The shock of the impact, the screech of his too-late emergency stop, the tiny body in the gutter, a parent—sometimes the mother, sometimes the father—running toward him as he stood by the bloodied hood of his wife's Fiat Punto.
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The fact that my bridesmaid's husband and my sister-in-law, two people who didn't really know each other, took off together with a lurch and a screech in my husband's car when I waved at them on the way to the hairdresser.
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If they found her celebrity irksome, they also understood that it was produced by a machine not of her making, a loud and foul-smelling apparatus that will screech on about almost anything before it listens to what the activists are actually saying.
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I jerry-rigged a desk out of broken Ikea parts in the living room/eat-in kitchen, bought a $10 office chair off Craigslist that emitted impressive polyphonic screech-groans every time I moved, and told myself to write like no one was watching.
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Diamond, 39, who played the beloved Samuel "Screech" Powers on the 90s sitcom, is opening up about the destructive habits that made their way into his life after the series ended — and is attempting to make things right with his five fellow cast members.
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Curved tile walls amplify every footfall and shout, not to mention the indecipherable blare of the PA. Eventually a train rumbles through at 94 decibels or more, announced by the whine of a motor, the screech of brakes, and the clack of wheels on steel.
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Instead, there are widespread worries that the momentum in Pennsylvania, and in other key Rust Belt states, could screech to a halt if the issues in the 268 presidential primaries and the party's eventual nominee stray too far left for the region's many centrist voters.
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Sometimes I'd pick up a stick and take a whack at one, and it would fly away into a tree, where it would screech at me, tottering on a branch, its head held high, no longer a bird but a kind of fluffy serpent.
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Every year, as a cavalcade of revelers dance down Empire Boulevard splashed in colored paint and white talcum powder, whining to the pummeling rhythms of steel drums, you can also hear the screech of sirens in the distance and see the cautionary strobe of emergency lighting.
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I hate handing people bagels and sushi and bottles of water and crinkle cut fries, but I always answer to the loud screech of my phone and never turn it off because there is always a job and there is always more money to be earned.
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But please note there is no Option C. I won't tell you what to do, but I will implore, urge, and perhaps even screech at you to please, please, do not stay in this relationship and just learn to be cool with him not giving a shit.
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You won't mind hearing the beginning of "About Face" over and over again, no, not at all, but each double-screech will shout from your smartphone, like Linda Loman letting you know attention must be paid to this call from your parents at 3PM on a Saturday.
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"In the summer, we would make enough to keep going for brief periods, but in the winter it was like a Samuel Beckett play, all blue faces and long coats, barely enough money to get by, borrow from friends, cut down on food," Mr. Screech said.
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Every clunk sounds solid, grenades thwomping and thwacking around confined spaces; machines whir and buzz with that same practical-effect weight, that industrial build quality, you get in the movies; and the aliens themselves screech with more authentically blood-freezing hostility than in the Sega game.
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They could screech to a halt tomorrow and we'd be left with more than enough evidence of corrupt business dealings, conflicts of interest, shady back channels, awful judgment and outright lies among Trump's intimates to present voters with a powerful case against his fitness for office.
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It is doing so well that Paddy Screech, 51, an Oxford-educated Cornishman with a close-trimmed beard and a soft-spoken manner, and Jonathan Privett, 52, a gaptoothed Yorkshireman who has trouble staying still for long (except with a book), finally took their dream vacations this year.
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The man who played Screech in every episode of the popular teen sitcom and its spin-offs isn't shy about letting us know that fact ... and he believes it's a major reason why he should be included in the reboot, which will star alums Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkley.
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"We heard her tires screech and we were just bracing for the hit," recalled Mr. Martin, 63, who as an Old Order Mennonite avoids driving cars as part of a modest lifestyle that eschews many modern amenities, the same traditions that are also followed by the Amish who live in the state.
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"Witnesses heard the tires of the car screech loudly and saw the car accelerate before it flew off the edge of the wharf, crashed into the water and immediately sunk," FBI agent Matthew Parker wrote in an affidavit last week, according to reporting by the Associated Press and U.S. News and World News Report.
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We listened to the racket of our bodies moving through the world (tripping, breathing, sneezing) and the sounds of nature to which I was suddenly attuned: the jackhammer of a pileated woodpecker, the predatory screech of a hawk, the frozen stare of an exposed turtle and the soft sway of brush around a snake.
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The custom is to collect your shell, retire alone to the cover of a nearby shadow, take the entirety at one draft and then spit the particulate remnants; by nightfall, when even the city is blanketed in thick dark, the only regular sounds are the screech of the fruit bat and the hock of spit.
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Witnesses on the scene said they heard "tires of the car screech loudly and saw the car accelerate before it flew off the edge of the wharf, crashed into the water and immediately sunk," FBI agent Matthew Parker wrote in an affidavit in November 2018, according to reporting by the Associated Press and U.S. News and World News Report.
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Violins screech on "She Knows" as if laid down by Vicky Aspinall, while baroque horns on "Make Time 4 Love" cast Louis as a dour, sassy Jens Lekman, giving his theatrical vocal (one of the best on the record, going from romantic to downcast to straight-up petulant over the song's runtime) an adequately dramatic padding.
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Keystone just seemed to snap—and maybe he was showing off for her, thinking, in some confused way, that he was protecting her—but in that moment he tucked his shoulder like a linebacker and slammed into the thing, once, twice, three times, until he finally managed to knock it over with a screech of metal and shattering glass.
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" Martin said he remembered walking up the street, and the "car was just sitting there, and then out of nowhere — I'm looking down at my phone, — and then you hear the tires screech, and then I look up and bodies are just flying, and I just thought for one split second — I didn't think about myself, I thought about my fiancé.
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Someone even created an ad lib visualizer to be enjoyed while listening to C U L T U R E. Just about every notable rapper of the past few years has had an ad lib that distinguishes them from their peers; Lil B's "wooh" inspires joy, Chief Keef popularized "bang bang," and the late Bankroll Fresh would screech "STREEET" in his rhymes.
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You know, I was the Screech in my school and you represented everything that I felt at that time, which I never thought of when I was doing the show," he tells Dr. Oz. "When I was 11 through 21, I was just memorizing lines and trying to make the live audience laugh and the producers laugh and everything else.
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By Day Two of the crisis, Elliott was at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, initiating marooned passengers as honorary Newfoundlanders, in a ritual named "screeching in": visitors wear yellow sou'westers, eat hard bread and pickled bologna, kiss a cod on the lips, then drink the local rum, called screech, while onlookers bang an "ugly stick" covered in beer-bottle caps.
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Godzilla: King of the Monsters presents itself as a movie, and indeed: You can now plunk down $15 or whatever for a ticket at your local multiplex, load up on soda and nachos, and spend 132 minutes (not including previews) watching characters say, howl, or screech things and monsters slam each other around, all amid dimly lit rainstorms and backed by very loud noises.
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Produced by Baltimore's TRNSGNDR/VHS, it's mixed so that you have to turn it all the way up to hear the sonic nuances of the distorted vocal—"Kill Black girl kill, that's my dissertation / And if you can, drop a bomb on they plantation"—thus setting up its blasting screech to sneak into the far reaches of your brain's nooks and crannies from the get-go.
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They tried to keep the origins of spices shrouded in mystery to prevent customers from finding or planting them on their own; in the fifth century B.C. the Greek historian Herodotus reported tales of cassia gathered from a lake guarded by "winged animals, much resembling bats, which screech horribly, and are very valiant," and of cinnamon sticks knocked out of the nests of enormous birds, both in unknown Arabian locales.
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Dishes include Mac & Screech, a cheesy appetizer named for the nerdy goofball played by Dustin Diamond; A.C. Sliders, made with ginger-and-beer-braised pulled pork and saluting Bayside's star athlete A.C. Slater (Mario Lopez); Tori's Fried Chicken, which is Korean-spiced, served with a coconut milk waffle and named for Leanna Creel's character; and the Kelly Kapowski, a Monte Cristo sandwich honoring Tiffani Thiessen's breakout role as the prettiest girl in high school.
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" Engel also dished on the future of the rest of Bayside's finest: "Zack would probably be the host of a game show or talk show, or he'd be managing a hedge fund; Slater would be a high school football coach; Screech would be Bill Gates; Jessie would have just lost [the presidential election] to Donald Trump; Lisa would probably be Vera Wang or a buyer at Neiman Marcus, and Kelly would be married with children and have a cooking show on the Food Network, which [Tiffani] has — and I watch!
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So after checking on Mad Max, the screech owl that flew freely in our house that summer, and sometimes picking a cicada for him from the pear tree out front, I set out into the endless summer evening, cutting through the developments next door, that creeping mold of selfsame houses and curving roads, crossed guardrails and culverts, dirt lots and light-industrial blight, past baseball fields where kids called to each other in the hot low sun and the dust rising from the infield was gold powder, all the way to the rutted path that traced our little river, a river of rocks that summer, which I would follow until it turned off into the nicer part of town.
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