Things got more ominous as he began slurring, and every minute the slurring got worse.
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He failed several sobriety tests and was slurring his words.
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She was also slurring her words, according to the report.
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She was slurring like crazy, but Lamp Guy didn't mind.
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Smith smelled of alcohol and was slurring his words, deputies said.
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He said Olympios did not appear to be slurring her speech.
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That night I called again, and he answered, groggy and slurring.
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Sanders denied the slurring was the result of a medical problem.
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It showed her slurring her speech as if she were drunk.
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How are you going to call your senator if you're slurring?
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It understands you better than the Echo—even when slurring or stuttering.
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Then, in August, she started to notice she was slurring her speech.
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If you are stumbling or slurring your words you don't need sex.
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"I noticed he was slurring his words; he was different... ," she said.
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He saw himself on tape, rummaging through coolers and slurring his words.
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His exam was normal save for some slight slurring of his words.
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"I really want to talk to you," the man responded, slurring his words.
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He sometimes hears himself slurring his words on the quiz show, he said.
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When Patrick (Benedict Cumberbatch) picks up the receiver he is slow and slurring.
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People who have cerebral palsy or Guillain-Barré Syndrome can struggle with slurring.
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Glassy-eyed and slurring his words, the young man said he was 19.
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Whitehead was slurring his words, babbling incoherently and absolutely bombing field sobriety tests.
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Other nights, she'd show up late, slurring her speech, and be booed offstage.
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Residents remembered slurring their words and being unable to think or stay awake.
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They're meant to elicit a slurring sing-a-long at your office Christmas party.
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We're told she was slurring her speech, had bloodshot eyes and reeked of booze.
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The officer detected slurring in his voice and asked if he had been drinking.
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Last week, manipulated and misleading videos of Nancy Pelosi slurring her speech went viral.
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On the stump he often seemed unstable, slurring his way through gaffe-prone speeches.
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Video of the moment showed the governor slurring his speech and appearing to faint.
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The result was me slurring my speech as I tried to overcome the echo.
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A crazy matriarch and rock and roll, slurring husband trying to parent rebellious teens.
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No slurring together of movements or, on the other hand, accenting anything too sharply.
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She remembers being on the floor, slurring her words while two male students stood nearby.
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IS has beheaded captives while slurring Obama's name and suggested prices for enslaving his wife.
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But Constand testified 30 minutes later she was slurring with blurred vision ... her legs rubbery.
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A colleague later told me she saw my mouth droop as my words started slurring.
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When she started slurring her words, I told her we were running low on vodka.
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Carti is an impressionist rapper, slurring together syllables and murmurs into cloudy chant-along mantras.
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"Her right arm had gone numb, and she was slurring her words," Mr. Selvadurai recalled.
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Burleson was slurring and held a "beverage containing vodka," the Iowa City Press-Citizen reports.
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He was slurring his words and his face didn't look right — it seemed strangely lopsided.
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Halfway through, he was slurring his words, while Zhang watched and fiddled with his phone.
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It has Destiny's Child's original arse anthem "Bootylicious" next to D12's slurring, infectious "Purple Pills".
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The video was altered to make it look like Nancy Pelosi is drunkenly slurring her speech.
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When we spoke after the show, I noticed he was slurring his words; he was different.
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During the show, many fans commented on Dennis' demeanor and accused her of slurring her words.
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Sia doubles down on her vocal eccentricities, slurring the lyrics and reveling in the rough spots.
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Over the last 8 years the beautiful Michelle Obama has been the victim of excessive slurring!
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Well, here is partially slurring Kels proposing a toast declaring "it's too late" to #MuteRKelly pic.twitter.
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Perhaps it is because he never apologized for slurring Mexicans at the start of his campaign.
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The first thing you think if someone has a stroke is, 'They're slurring,' and he was coherent.
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Cops say Hervey was behind the wheel and totally out of it ... slurring, red-eyed and confused.
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Then Austin started talking ... and slurring ... and the cop quickly realized the 23-year-old was wasted.
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She looked like she was slurring her words, and looked like she lost her train of thought.
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"I got a call from him and he was slurring his words more than usual," Omaira said.
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If you start slurring at us, you're going to be waiting for your toastie a lot longer.
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"'There are just some people who plug you into your own life,'" she said, slurring her words.
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The officer who spoke to Mr. Miller said he was slurring his words, according to the release.
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The video was slowed down to make it appear as if Ms. Pelosi were slurring her words.
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The videos seem to have been doctored to make Pelosi sound like she's drunk and slurring her words.
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Within a half hour of swallowing the pills, Constand said she was slurring her words and couldn't walk.
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" Today I gave @SecretaryCarson the opportunity to apologize for his remarks slurring transgender women as, "big, hairy men.
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Passengers reportedly noticed the pilot slurring his words while he was making announcements over the plane's PA system.
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Our drunks are in their natural state, and it takes a lot to get them staggering or slurring.
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Slurring his words, he admits he's suffering from PTSD and that he has a history of heroin use.
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This person smells of cheap liquor; they are slurring their words, loudly telling you lewd stories in public.
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The texture on the tongue is lush, messing with diction; you might suddenly find yourself slurring your words.
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In May, a doctored video of Pelosi that made her appear to be slurring her words circulated online.
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Trump, slurring, misspeaks and accidentally says "Clintons," but pretends like he meant to do it all along pic.twitter.
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Walking back to the car, still taking sips from his white cup, he began noticeably slurring his words.
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Ramirez told the New Yorker that she was drunk at the time, on the floor, and slurring her words.
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She soon started slurring her words, seeing double, and became "frozen," and she told Cosby her symptoms, she testified.
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"When we spoke after the show, I noticed he was slurring his words; he was different," Vicky Cornell said.
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She was so alarmed by the slurring and tone she asked Chris' bodyguard to break his hotel door down.
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KCRG reports that police said Burleson smelled of alcohol, was slurring his speech, and had bloodshot and watery eyes.
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But please don't practice his trick of "otherizing" people into stick-figure caricatures, slurring vast groups as hopeless bigots.
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Chemotherapy has resulted in mouth sores that affect his speaking, and Trebek says he sometimes hears himself slurring words.
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" Throughout history, it's been easier to justify taking rights from, slurring and perpetuating violence against people labeled as the "other.
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"[B]omb the bastards," said Nixon, slurring his words, and then ordering the use of jets from the carrier Independence.
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Last month, a video that appeared to show House Speaker Nancy Pelosi slurring her words went viral on social media.
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Late Thursday, Williams explained what happened on Instagram, saying that her slurring was due to painkillers for her shoulder injury.
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While officers did not observe anything unusual with the child, they noticed Froeba was allegedly lethargic and slurring her words.
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Her family alleged in their complaint that Oswell began slurring her speech and fainted, later vomiting and defecating over herself.
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Mary was intoxicated, slurring her words and stumbling as she walked into the basement with the teen, court documents say.
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When I spoke to him on the phone the night before our trip, though, he was slurring and sounded drunk.
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Last year he shared another video of Pelosi edited to make it look as if she were slurring her words.
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I thought I would have an easier time socializing when I could talk without spitting, slurring, and losing my temper.
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Trump tweeted a video of Pelosi that was manipulated to make her look as if she were slurring her words.
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We're told Greico was hunched over the counter, yelling at employees and slurring his speech ... he also reeked of booze.
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Last May, faked videos were posted on social media that appeared to show House Speaker Nancy Pelosi slurring her words.
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The sparse "I'm The Mac" opens with him rapping with all the energy of a stoner slurring into his phone.
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Last month Facebook declined to remove a manipulated video that made it appear House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was slurring her words.
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"When we spoke after the show, I noticed he was slurring his words; he was different," she said at the time.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNTrace Adkins: Drunk & Slurring on StageTim Tebow Slams Rumors He's Speaking at the RNCPlayboy Model Dani Mathers Gets Fired!
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I have seen footage and the bloated, slurring thing that stands behind the mic, missing every note and occasionally falling over.
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One of the most high-profile video to date containing manipulated content falsely depicted house speaker Nancy Pelosi slurring her words.
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The video, which was not a deepfake, appeared to show Pelosi slurring her words after a meeting with President Donald Trump.
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At the time of the crash, Whiteaker appeared to "officers to be confused, slurring his speech and had bloodshot eyes," Weisberg says.
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"He can get away with things we would love to get away with," he said in a slurring Comicon interview in May.
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Hardy's performance as Eddie is baffling, a slurring tough boy with tattoos and a heart of gold, but who's also deeply uncool.
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Thugger is versatile, sure, but he's in Yachty's world here, slurring over a beat that could have been borrowed from Super Mario.
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Sources close to Affleck tell us he's stone-cold sober, and the slurring is just how passionate he is about Tom Brady.
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In May of last year, Trump posted a video of Pelosi that made it appear as though she was slurring her words.
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He pointed to high-profile examples like last year's viral video doctored to make Nancy Pelosi appear to be slurring her speech.
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Last May, distorted videos were posted on social media that appeared to show House Speaker Nancy Pelosi stammering or slurring her words.
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Her voice was tremulous and young, and her slurring reminded him of his own stutter, that undead vestige of his early years.
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But when de Lesseps mocks Tinsley Mortimer for slurring her words after she tries to stick up for Kavovit, all hell breaks loose.
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Last week, a series of misleading, altered videos claiming to show House Speaker Nancy Pelosi slurring her speech spread across social media channels.
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Earlier this year she was accused of having a drug problem after she was often seen slurring on camera during Teen Mom 2.
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" • "Swearing and slurring his words, calling the police chief a derogatory name and trying to imitate a Jamaican accent in a different video.
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Certainly there are features—the slurring of speech, for example—that might be more suggestive of some of the punches that he took.
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But that viral video is distinct from another video that has gone viral recently, appearing to show Pelosi drunk and slurring her words.
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But when de Lesseps mocks Tinsley Mortimer for slurring her words after she tries to stick up for Kavovit, all hell broke loose.
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In the recording, the controller can be heard slurring her words and giving unclear instructions as pilots repeatedly ask her to repeat herself.
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Except for one guy in a bright blue, pineapple-patterned shirt; he turns around and starts slurring I Feel Good by James Brown.
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Last year, an altered video of Speaker Nancy Pelosi that made it appear that she was slurring her words spread across the internet.
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Last year, an altered video of Speaker Nancy Pelosi that made it appear that she was slurring her words spread across the internet.
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Cops said Lane was "lethargic and slurring his speech" ... and noted several beer cans and weed in the passenger side of his car.
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You can see Judah -- a former 4 time world champ -- in the driver's seat ... slurring his words as he's confronted by the other driver.
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In December 2018, when the tabloids revealed her husband was expecting a baby with his girlfriend, Williams was slurring her words on the show.
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It felt like all the good bits of being drunk without the slurring, wastedness, and I actually preferred the comedown over a nasty hangover.
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But yes, ladies and gentleman, I've talked to people that talk to the President now at nine at night, he is slurring his words.
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"He was a sloppy drunk — I remember him asleep on his feet slurring his words," said Ms. Klaus, a former roommate of Ms. Ramirez's.
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Even though she was visibly intoxicated, staggering and slurring her words, producers elected to confront her the following morning instead of taking the keys.
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Last year, Facebook refused to take down a video that was edited to make it appear that Speaker Nancy Pelosi was slurring her words.
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A recent example is the clip of video of Nancy Pelosi slowed down to make it appear as if she were slurring her words.
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Anyway, when I got home I was obviously slurring and stank because my sister who was sitting next to me just stood up and moved.
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Video of his speech shows the governor pausing for several seconds and reaching for a water bottle before slurring his speech and appearing to faint.
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" "Our buddy stood up to make his best man speech and was so drunk he was swaying all over the place and slurring his words.
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"I want a pizza from Spago," he said, slightly slurring his words, but making it clear he wanted food from the sleek Beverly Hills bistro.
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Pelosi was referring to a doctored video of her that had been slowed down to make her appear to be slurring her words or intoxicated.
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Natalie MacMaster, another famous fiddler from the island, explained that Irish fiddlers typically played several notes in one stroke of the bow, "slurring" the notes.
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In 2014, three years into my sentence, I was talking with him on the phone and all of a sudden he started slurring his words.
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In May, it took down a video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that was altered so that she appeared to be drunkenly slurring her words.
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Mr. Olvera, 40, says there was never any doubt that Pujol — the name is a slurring of Pozole, his nickname in high school — would continue.
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However, closer inspection revealed that the video had been slowed to 75% of its normal speed to achieve this slurring effect, according to the Washington Post.
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Three women wait out the end of the bash hoping to sleep with Joel, but he is either slumped over and slurring or fully passed out.
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Slurring words, mashing up syllables into phonetic salad, he moans and gargles his way over a confluence of folk guitar, jangle guitar, and generic indie noises.
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Distorted videos of the House Speaker, "altered to make her sound as if she's drunkenly slurring her words, are spreading rapidly across social media," Harwell wrote.
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Ali's longtime ring doctor, Ferdie Pacheco, urged him to quit, noting the slowing of his reflexes and the slurring of his speech as symptoms of damage.
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There's reason to believe it might be true: He's slurring his speech, tripping over his words, and has the unsteady gaze of someone's shit-faced uncle.
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It took 28 stitches to sew him up after he was slashed with a box cutter several weeks ago, he explained late Saturday, slurring his words.
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In May 2019, a video altered to make House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appear to be unwell and slurring her words as if she might be drunk.
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Today, people know Jameson for slurring on local news shows and tweeting about converting to Judaism, but she once owned a booming tech startup called ClubJenna.
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Rivera, who was apparently having difficulty standing and was slurring her speech, pleaded guilty to the courthouse intoxication and paid a $65 fine, according to court records.
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A My Chem documentary, Life on the Murder Scene, shows Way in a hell of a state: falling over himself, slurring words, spitting up on the street.
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A few days after the host, 54, revealed she had fractured her shoulder, Williams' fans grew concerned when she began slurring her speech mid-interview on Thursday.
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On the surface, it's pretty easy to understand what the "serpent dance," as slurring Whyte Wyrm patron Byrdie (Jenn Griffin) calls it, is: an extremely misogynistic tradition.
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Vicky's statement also describes how Cornell was slurring his words when he spoke with her by phone on Wednesday night after his performance with Soundgarden in Detroit.
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When investigators called Miller for more details, he was allegedly slurring his speech and told cops a different description of the woman who he'd originally called about.
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Mr. Trump is already trying to do the same to Ms. Warren by slurring her as "Pocahontas" and casting her as too liberal for the American electorate.
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The way Ms. Argento has been humiliated in the press recalled the attacks of defense lawyers in rape trials "slurring the reputation of the victims," she said.
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Brown's appearance on the family's 2012-13 reality show "The Houstons: On Our Own" also raised red flags, as she sometimes appeared to be slurring her words.
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Mayfield allegedly claimed that he was trying to break up an altercation, and was visibly drunk—slurring his speech, having difficulty walking—cursing, and causing a scene.
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I can see her now, propped up by Ambien, leaning over her phone, slurring the first thoughts that pop into her head into bursts of grammatically unsound sentences.
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The next morning, the attack on Pelosi began when multiple videos making it appear that the speaker was slurring her words began spreading like wildfire on social media.
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Soon after, she says she was on the floor, foggy and slurring her words ... when she says she remembers seeing a real penis smack dab in her face.
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You can see in the vid ... Minegar looks pretty wasted when they begin to question him, slurring words and admitting he had been drinking earlier in the evening.
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" Despite all that, however, when Sessions was asked directly if he had ever "made any slurring remarks about black people," he replied, "I do not tell racial jokes.
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TMZ broke the story ... law enforcement rushed to Aaron's home after getting a call from someone who felt he was slurring his speech and not of sound mind.
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Last month the company declined to remove video of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi that was edited to make it appear that she was slurring her words.
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Pelosi went after Facebook last year when the platform refused to take down a video that was doctored to make it sound like she was slurring her words.
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As fireworks began erupting around the world to celebrate the momentous new year, weary Russian President Boris Yeltsin appeared on state television, slowly slurring an unexpected resignation speech.
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The world sees him now, lurching a bit, slurring some, getting old, trembling, and recalls that unspeakably great and gorgeous and garrulous young man that he once was.
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A fake video appearing to show Pelosi drunkenly slurring her words is being shared widely by pro-Trump social media accounts, including by Trump's own lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
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The cop claims she asked Thomas if he was having a medical issue and he said no, but he was slurring his speech and had droopy and bloodshot eyes.
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It's not quite Billy Crystal in the Analyse That sushi scene but I find myself slurring slightly—that feeling you get after you've had a filling at the dentist.
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He told police he was on his way home (police noted he was headed in the wrong direction) and the report states he was confused and slurring his words.
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Also on Thursday, a manipulated video of Pelosi was shared on social media to spread a false claim that she was slurring her words after a meeting with Trump.
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As we previously reported, the former University of Texas QB was arrested Monday morning in Austin -- and officers say he couldn't stand up straight and was slurring his words.
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And even then, even when he seemed to be opening up on "Yikes" and "Ghost Town," he was mostly slurring stream-of-consciousness lyrics over raw, occasionally unfinished beats.
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Comedians get trashed and narrate hilarious, if not totally accurate, versions of historical stories; then the series enlists actors to lip-sync their way through the narrator's giddy slurring.
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Witnesses at the Mexican resort tell us 2 hours after her sexual encounter with DeMario ... she was stumbling drunk, eyes closed, slurring badly and wearing her clothes inside out.
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At its end, she was a broke 47-year-old with an addiction to painkillers, slurring through a series of erratic performances at London's Talk of the Town club.
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According to the police report ... the actor reeked of alcohol and was slurring when cops responded to a call from security at the poker room at Miccosukee Resort & Gaming.
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In the video, taken on August 26th, you see Bo can barely stand up straight and is slurring his words when approached by security at Dallas Fort Worth airport.
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But when they brought him on the "NFL GameDay Prime" post-game show with Deion Sanders and company ... he was hyped up, slurring and, really, 3-sheets to the wind.
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Dennis, who's slurring as if he's had a few drinks, admits he doesn't know what happened in Jamie's case -- but then says there's a bigger issue for women in general.
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Her eyes glassy and bloodshot, Lauren Elizabeth Cutshaw was slurring her words and a Breathalyzer showed her blood-alcohol level at 0.18 percent, according to police in Bluffton, South Carolina.
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Police and firefighters quickly responded to the scene, where Elmore, who was reportedly slurring his words, tried to tell the cops that it really wasn't that big of a deal.
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I would be slurring my words, struggling to focus, falling asleep at my desk, and failing to remember to do something my boss told me to do five minutes earlier.
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So I was slurring my words and ordered another drink, poured it into the glass, then went to get something out of my bag—with the table tray still down.
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The president revels in repeatedly slurring Ms. Warren as "Pocahontas," and conservative commentators like Howie Carr of The Boston Herald have enjoyed holding the DNA issue over the senator's head.
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In contrast to the pianists' sparring hands she gently taps or pushes the discs, stops them completely or sets them spinning, sometimes with slurring sounds that can evoke sappy movie music.
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Each episode depicted women getting stoned and telling the stories of noteworthy women in history — kind of like Drunk History, but with less slurring and way more praise for Josephine Baker.
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On Thursday the President of the United States tweeted a mashup of the Speaker of the House to make it look as if she is drunk, incapacitated or slurring her words.
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But it really makes sense for the last 15 seconds or so when two Ralph Lauren-wearing douchebag characatures slurring "build that wall" into the camera are accosted out of nowhere.
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Earlier Thursday, a number of videos shared by conservative accounts went viral — those clips were deceptively edited to make Pelosi appear as if she was slurring her words due to intoxication.
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An attendant on an August 2 flight operated by a United Airlines regional airline was intoxicated on duty, slurring through an incomplete safety speech before passing out, prosecutors and passengers said.
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On June 1, 2019, the Daily Beast published a story exposing the creator of a now infamous fake video that appeared to show House Speaker Nancy Pelosi drunkenly slurring her words.
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I would call friends at night, pouring teacups full of the kind of bourbon that comes in big plastic bottles, and "catch up" until it became difficult to respond without slurring.
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Pelosi last year criticized Facebook for refusing to remove a video of her that had been doctored to make it appear as if she had been slurring and stammering over her words.
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In 2019, she criticized Facebook for refusing to take down a viral video that had been heavily edited to make it appear as if she was slurring and tripping over her words.
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He also advocates asking a potential partner's friends if they appear to be behaving normally and avoiding anyone who is slurring words, acting abnormally touchy-feely, or having trouble holding a conversation.
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A video clip from official statehouse footage showed Dayton pausing to take a sip of water, then slurring his words as he tried to resume his address before slumping at the lectern.
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The policy coincides with a recent rise of doctored videos of politicians: There was the edited video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, making her seem as though she was drunkenly slurring words.
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Last year, Facebook also declined to remove a heavily edited video of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi which was slowed down to make it seem as though she was slurring her speech.
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After the game, Andy went down to the field and waited to meet Jeremy as the coach praised God and both teams to a reporter, his ALS by now slurring his words.
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Fans had taken to social media to express concern about his health after videos surfaced that showed Malone apparently struggling to pick up a microphone, slurring his words, rolling his eyes and falling.
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Today's puzzle by Joe DiPietro has a fresh and tight theme that is easy enough to lead to a successful solve for most people, as long as you don't mind slurring your words.
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I grew up grounded in 80s and 90s hip-hop, but I've also appreciated the post-Lil Wayne slurring renaissance that's seen Chief Keef and Gucci Mane to take drawling to new heights.
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She's hanging off your dad and grinding with him on the dancefloor, slurring her speech, and telling you and your sibling about wild things she did during her "party girl" phase in the 80s.
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If you were horrified by how easy it was for someone to create a fake viral video that made Nancy Pelosi look as if she was slurring her words on stage, you weren't alone.
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An edited clip of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, altered to make it look like she's slurring her words, is making the rounds online following a Wednesday discussion at a Center for American Progress event.
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It's easy to see why the comparison exists—they were both young when they started making music, they share a similar, slightly slurring delivery and melancholic tone, and their lyrics are smart and poetic.
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He opened his set that night with "King's Crossing," stuttering and slurring through the track, losing his phrasing while his right hand struggled to stay steady, a warped cog throwing off an intricate machine.
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The president shared the clip the same day that The Washington Post reported that videos altered to make Pelosi appear to be slurring her words have spread on social media at a rapid rate.
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That is another column, or series of columns, or honestly more of an unreadable Medium manifesto or a slurring 40-minute monologue from a person debating having a sixth beer on a school night.
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John is in his element, hammering an old piano and slurring about drowning out the devil with rye; White sits at his left ear, harmonizing and picking out blues flourishes on an overdriven guitar.
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But before long he was on the phone — angry, slurring his speech, insisting without evidence that he knew why his father had killed himself and that it had nothing to do with Deutsche Bank.
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"Stompdown Killaz is the most low life scum piece of shit, dirtiest motherfucker filthy fucking scum bags," he says in a slurring manner after saying that they are "welcome" to join the Battleaxe Warriors family.
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According to Vicky, when she spoke to her husband on the phone after the show she noticed that he was slurring his words and admitted he had taken more than his prescribed dose of Ativan.
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" Thus, the single selected for her first stab at solo stardom and released in May 2017, "Crying in the Club," featured slurring, darker vocals with a moody EDM backdrop, in the vein of "Bad Things.
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Earlier this year a clip purporting to show Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi slurring her words when speaking to the press was shared widely on social media, including at one point by Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani.
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Ru after the site had been blocked that its report about graffiti on the columns of a local police station crudely slurring Putin contained information that had been flagged under the law against insulting authorities.
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A recent doctored video was designed to show Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE slurring her words.
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In Ed Sheeran’s case, he’ll write reductive revenge songs that are low-key misogynistic while slurring in interviews about all the women who’ve been kind enough to fuck him.
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Ryan reportedly had a $10k-a-week heroin addiction before going to rehab -- and MTV cameras captured him slurring his speech and falling asleep at the wheel on his way to his wedding last year.
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Those include an ad by Trump's reelection campaign making baseless accusations of corruption against former Vice President Joe Biden, as well a doctored video last spring that falsely portrayed Pelosi as drunkenly slurring her words.
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About one-quarter of cases start with muscle loss in the face, mouth and throat, resulting in slurring of speech and swallowing difficulties, and in 5 percent, the muscles of the trunk are first affected.
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"A man who launched his campaign slurring Mexican immigrants and questioning the impartiality of a Mexican-American judge has since unleashed a crude crusade of cruelty and harassment, and inspired others to do the same."
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On a May 9 episode of Bravo's "RHONY," Dorinda Medley showed up to dinner seemingly wasted, slurring her words and picking a fight with the Puerto Rico hurricane-relief team she was dining with in Miami.
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Just last week Facebook said it would not delete—but lower in its rankings—a video that had been edited to create the false impression that House speaker Nancy Pelosi was confused and slurring her speech.
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POTUS really did make a major announcement Wednesday morning -- becoming the first Prez to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital in the last 70 years, but near the end of his remarks he started slurring really badly.
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Facebook drew a wave of harsh criticism when it declined to take down a user-posted video of Pelosi that was slowed down and edited to make it appear as though she was slurring her words.
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There are few saxophonists in jazz today as silvery and deft as Ravi Coltrane, who blew a handful of melted-ore solos throughout the evening, bending in all sorts of directions without slurring the notes themselves.
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An infamous clip of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, edited to make it look as if she&aposs slurring her words, will remain on Facebook even under the new policy, the Facebook spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider.
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We were in a soul band together at school, but we only performed once, and I got too drunk trying to ward off nerves, and he was very embarrassed of me slurring "Freddie's Dead" down the mic.
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Manipulated videos of Speaker Nancy Pelosi that made it seem as if she were stumbling over and slurring her words continued to spread across social media on Friday, fueled by President Trump's feud with the Democratic leader.
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Pelosi has vocally criticized the social media giant after it refused to remove a doctored video of the Democratic leader last year that had been slowed down to make it sound like she was slurring her words.
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"We are all taught early on that if you have chest pain, if you're slurring your words, go to the emergency room," said Dr. Elliott Kozin, chief resident in the department of otolaryngology at Harvard Medical School.
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I. On Friday, the Washington Post reported that a video purporting to show House Speaker Nancy Pelosi slurring her words was racking up millions of views and shares on social networks, with Facebook leading the way on engagement.
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But Dr. Simon says that taking an extra Ativan or two would not cause slurring or serious impairment, especially for people who have been on the drug long-term and developed a tolerance to its sedating side effects.
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He's featured in a memorable episode of the Judd Apatow produced Netflix series Love, in which he played a true-to-life version of himself slurring his way around Los Angeles that he will reprise in season two.
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The video, while itself not doctored, was shared the same day The Washington Post reported that videos doctored to make Pelosi appear to be slurring her words as if she were drunk had gone viral on social media.
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When recent news broke that Tiger — and he's always "Tiger" — had been arrested for driving under the influence, and then we saw the dashcam video of Tiger slurring his words, we all collectively fired up our narrative machines.
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Slurring her words and unable to keep a coherent train of thought, Laurer professed that she wanted to stop doing drugs, but also offered that she would do a line of cocaine if it were in front of her.
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It is almost unbearable to think of Ali, who would struggle for decades with Parkinson's, being battered by a lesser fighter, having already suffered severe kidney damage in the course of a 1977 bout and obviously slurring his speech.
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A doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that makes it seem as though she's drunkenly slurring her words at a public event has spread across the internet in recent days, but Facebook doesn't plan to take it down.
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The video of Pelosi, which was slowed down and edited to make it appear as though she was drunkenly slurring her words, sparked new conversations around how much responsibility the social media platforms should take over the "deepfake" issue.
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A video clip from official statehouse footage posted on YouTube showed the 69-year-old, silver-haired governor pausing to take a sip of water, then slurring his words as he tried to resume his address before slumping at the lectern.
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Late last month, for instance, a doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) Pelosi — altered to make it seem like she was slurring her words and confused — was spread across YouTube, Twitter and Facebook by right-wing accounts.
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Bright-eyed, she welcomes him in and asks what he brought her, only for him to try to convince her, through slurring speech, that she's actually a bad girl and should accept one of the sex toys in his bag.
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The judge wrote that the victim was slurring her speech when she left a fraternity party with Turner and the graduate students testified the victim appeared unconscious when they showed up, chased Turner and held him down until police arrived.
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They could have easily pushed out a video like that of Nancy Pelosi where it looks like Hillary Clinton was slurring her speech and 22020 million people might see that, 2303 million people might learn that it was a doctored video.
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In "Die zwei blauen Augen von meinem Schatz," from "Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen," the singer's insistence that "all, all was well again / Ach, all well again" undermined itself through a slurring together of "alles, alles," until it became a repressed wail.
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Even now, I have been known to annoy Uber drivers by blasting out Spice or SpiceWorld to soundtrack my 2am journey home, slurring along to "2 Become 1" with the windows rolled down, and plummeting my rating into the ground.
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Last year, a video widely circulating on social media that appeared to show House Speaker Nancy Pelosi slurring her words was not taken down by the company, causing outrage among those who view Facebook's efforts to fight disinformation as insufficient.
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Matarese improvised headlines: " Pizza Rat, Anti-Semitic, Slurring Drunk on TV. " In "Animals," there is a performance-artist rat who stages a sort of "The Rat Is Present" (a spoof on Marina Abramović) and a rat podcaster voiced by Marc Maron.
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Slurring her words slightly, she avoids the breathy and the throaty for something sharper and more nasal, a voice that admits no vulnerability and cuts like a siren, a voice that sings even the tender love songs with stark, unfeeling authority.
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In the open-air mall are now taco trucks, craft beer breweries, a posh martini club, a karaoke bar where nationalities blend together through the loud slurring of Bon Jovi songs, and The Mods Bar, a small rock venue hosting Rosenstock's show.
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Eagle-eyed viewers of the HBO film "Paterno " — a biopic of the disgraced Penn State football coach, starring a slurring, pancake-faced Al Pacino — may spot a surprising name in the credits: Anthony Scaramucci, the world's most famous former White House communications director.
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Ingraham's defense of the extremists on her prime time Fox show "The Ingraham Angle" came during a segment on Thursday about House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's criticism of Facebook for not removing a video doctored to make it appear she was drunk and slurring her words.
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Up until summit day, it looked as though Ballinger and Richards were going to be successful in their oxygen-free summit bid—but as they approached the summit, Ballinger had to turn around when he started slurring his words as he succumbed to altitude sickness.
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" Addressing the buzz about her slurring, Reid continued: "While it's unfortunate to see some of the recent negative press following a successful week of promoting and supporting the film, I'm happy to know that my fans continue to stand by me — this is for them!
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One spin of "Levels," an iconic entry in the EDM songbook by Swedish producer Avicii, could transform any wrecked underage festival crowd or a dismal high school house party into a slurring, memorable celebration of a screeching synth and four-to-the-floor beat.
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That s when I learned I had called him that night in my blackout, left an incomprehensible voicemail, that we had also spoken on the phone, but I was slurring so heavily he was scared for me, that he repeatedly told me to go find [my sister].
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These videos don't need to be altered with the latest technology to be effective: A manipulated video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that went viral this week was simply slowed down to make it appear she was slurring her words following a meeting with President Donald Trump.
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Mr. Trump demonstrated that a presidential candidate could violate many political norms — slurring and insulting groups of people, attacking and belittling fellow Republicans, offering few policy details, refusing to release his tax returns — and still win the office without expressing much in the way of contrition.
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The social media giant had previously told Reuters that as part of its new policy it will not remove a heavily edited video that attempted to make Pelosi seem incoherent by slurring her speech and making it appear like she was repeatedly stumbling over her words.
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It's struggled to make unpopular decisions about content — like whether it should take down a viral doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that made it appear like she was slurring her words (it didn't) or if it should ban prominent conspiracy theorist Alex Jones (it did).
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" Reid also addressed the attention paid to her slurring during that appearance: "While it's unfortunate to see some of the recent negative press following a successful week of promoting and supporting the film, I'm happy to know that my fans continue to stand by me — this is for them!
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The clearest sign of methanol poisoning is feeling more intoxicated than usual for the amount of alcohol you've consumedIf you start slurring and stumbling after one to two drinks when you'd typically feel only mildly tipsy, that's a warning sign, Canlar said, and you should seek medical attention.
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Another video, which Dennis said Ravenel sent directly to her, shows him slurring his words and calling their son Saint by their daughter's name — seemingly evidencing a breach of the agreement that stated the exes would not be intoxicated or under the influence while caring for their children.
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Trump's partisan problem with these traditionally Democratic groups was compounded by his own racially and religiously charged rhetoric: launching his campaign by slurring Mexicans, attacking a Muslim Gold Star family originally from Pakistan, and characterizing black communities as so crime-ridden that you could get shot walking down the street.
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If your friend is acting tired, if their pupils are crazy dilated or constricted, if they're sweating insane amounts even if they haven't been dancing a lot, if they're slurring their speech, or if they're fidgeting way too much—all of these are signs they need to be taken to the medical tent.
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"But I've talked to people, multiple ones, and they believe that they are putting a slow sedative that they're building up that's also addictive in [Trump's] Diet Cokes and in his iced tea and that the president by six or seven at night is basically slurring his words and is drugged," Jones insisted.
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A program the workers used, called CrowdCollect, included buttons to skip recordings for a variety of reasons—accidental trigger, missing audio, wrong language—but contractors say there was no specific mechanism to report or delete offensive or inappropriate audio, such as drunk-sounding users slurring demands into the mics or people dictating sexts.
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Although it's a seven-minute-long Hanukkah-themed funk-rap track that makes almost no sense at all, you hear a little of the original in the first verse, with Beck slurring the tune to himself: You also hear some of the strangest, most abstract, and straight-up bizarre holiday-themed lyrics ever recorded.
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A Little Simz: Grey Area (Age 101) After two valiant, well-crafted, less than compelling albums, what struck me instantly about this London-born-and-based Nigerian rapper's third try was its musicality: soft-edged without slurring a word, her flow is ductile and refreshing, brooklike whether or not she's ever tromped in the woods.
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"Dancing Queen", a song now most commonly preceded by a function DJ slurring the words "get yer dancing shoes on" into a low quality microphone or belted at West End audiences, is in fact a song about watching the party from the other side of the glass, knowing you'll never be on the list again.
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FAST stands for the most common symptoms of stroke: Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech slurring, and Time (emphasizing the need to act quickly.) Handa and colleagues surveyed 163 patients who came to their hospital in 2014 with a minor stroke or a so-called mini-stroke, formally known as a transient ischemic attack, or TIA.
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"The president's comments slurring Jim Comey in front of the Russians is just inexcusable," said Senator Mark Warner of Virginia, the top Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, referring to disclosures that Mr. Trump called Mr. Comey crazy and a "nut job" during a private Oval Office meeting with senior Russian officials immediately after his termination.
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Photo: J. Scott Applewhite (AP)Doctored videos of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that make her appear as if she is slurring or intoxicated and went viral toward the end of last week—one was shared by President Donald Trump on Thursday—will not be removed from Facebook despite the fact that they have been determined to be fake.
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Deceptively edited videos altered to make Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) appear to be drunkenly slurring her words are spreading across social media despite attempts by platforms to halt their dissemination, according to The Washington Post.
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At a recent meeting at the construction site, the client appeared coherent and sober when our meeting began, but as the meeting progressed, she became more and more belligerent, and by the end of the meeting, she was slurring her words, hiccupping, unable to focus on people or ideas and dropping things; she had also become argumentative.
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CNN's Anderson Cooper pressed a Facebook executive Friday over the company's decision to not remove a video on the platform that was altered to make it appear that Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) was slurring her words in a news conference.
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"It was scary because he just started slurring his words—we couldn't really understand what he was saying sometimes—and the way it just took over his body," says Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, who was a wide receiver and cornerback for Jeremy at Greenville before playing basketball at the University of Georgia and, eventually, for the Detroit Pistons in the NBA.
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He moves easily between the young Gregory, rattling off his jokes with the cocksure poise of a man who has learned to read an audience like a book (when a slurring heckler starts in on him, he snaps, "I'd rather be your slave than your liver") and the later Gregory, whom he portrays with just a slight stoop and a small whisper of age in his voice.
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Michael Wolff fired back at "Morning Joe" hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough after a heated Thursday morning interview was abruptly ended when Brzezinski accused Wolff of "slurring" United States Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE.
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Since Berrigan is inclined to negate—"the no light" above, the "no memories in museums" in another poem, "the no ships of no space" in another, it is important to state what these poems are not doing: they are not stuttering, not slurring, not blending, not commenting, and not stating, but instead sifting the atoms, the very nature of things (Hail, Lucretius!) without naturalizing a stable, sustained apprehension of materials and without pinning anything down.
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The videos alter the audio of Pelosi's speech at a Center for American Progress event Wednesday in which she accuses President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE of a "cover-up," editing the clip to make it appear as though she is slurring her words.
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The only noticeable impairment Jaime and Sherry had at the time was a slurring of speech, though they didn't know for sure if it was due to XP. Kim and Jim tried to make life as normal as possible for their girls, and when they had to take them out in daylight to see a doctor, they would slather them in No. 50 sun block, cover them up in all types of clothing and would give them ultraviolet-proof glasses.
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Facebook also came under fire earlier this year when it declined to take down a user-posted video of Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOvernight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Four companies reach 0M settlement in opioid lawsuit | Deal opens door to larger settlements | House panel to consider vaping tax | Drug pricing markup tomorrow Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails Trump urges GOP to fight for him MORE (D-Calif.) that was doctored to make it seem like she was slurring her words.
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