There's plenty of grease to go around, so get squeaking.
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This baby bat is living the life and squeaking for joy.
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Later that day, Pereira de Souza heard squeaking in his backyard.
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Right as the show begins, an awful squeaking assaults your ear.
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My new sneakers won't stop squeaking and it's ruining my life.
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You can practically hear the square peg squeaking through the round hole.
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Making that squeaking sound with your straw and cup lid is annoying.
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Every now and again she made an anxious, high-pitched squeaking sound.
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The tires make a squeaking sound as I roll across the room.
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"We start hearing this noise — [screeching noise] — he's squeaking … he screeches," Stamos explained.
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That year, squeaking buy on a series of freelance gigs, I made $226,254.
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It was very hot, and bullock carts kept squeaking past on the main road.
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Reservation basketball, called rez ball, is a sneaker-squeaking, whirling-dervish style of play.
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That did not to prevent Mr Trump, thanks to electoral-college arithmetic, squeaking to victory.
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Cue squeaking springs — the first time Veronica and Archie learn that Bughead have had sex.
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Then they say the plane is squeaking, but it will just be a few minutes.
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During his puppy-hood, Finn had a white, rainbow-speckled pig that he adored squeaking.
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That means he's squeaking by in one of the most Evangelical states in the nation.
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She also heard some squeaking from under the seat and realized he had a puppy.
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After squeaking out a win against a forlorn Ravens team last week, the Browns sit at .
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We are told by the hospital lobby that hospitals are squeaking by on razor thin margins.
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Sneakers squeaking and basketballs bouncing on the hardwood were the game's soundtrack for the first half.
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Easter conjures thoughts of dancing chocolate bunnies, oozing Cadbury eggs, and squeaking Peeps rolling in rainbow sugar.
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She said the kittens were currently sat next to her squeaking, and that they were doing well.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It was the squeaking of the shoes that caught my attention.
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Clinton also boasts a 21625-point advantage in Florida, squeaking past the billionaire 2900 to 220006 percent.
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The new single starts with a child-like voice squeaking "Gorgeous" before delving into an electronic melody.
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Anthony is inside of each of us, squeaking out the breathes of our greatest hopes and dreams.
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SQUEAKING I have a 60-pound rescue pitbull-cattle dog mix, and she loves toys that squeak.
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Strings in the score by Julia Wolfe keep screaming "emergency," sometimes squeaking eerily like a playground swing.
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Barely squeaking into the top 10 is "The Voice," the NBC singing competition whose numbers have slid.
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The Not-So-Dreamy Team had yet another close call at the Olympics, squeaking by France, 100-97.
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It might seem whimsical, but knowing what rodents are squeaking about could be extremely valuable to animal researchers.
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More consumers now see the door to homeownership slowly squeaking open, but they still think it's pretty pricey.
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"I make a squeaking noise, like a mouse, and I still do it to this day," she explains.
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She's a squeaking teether that's easy to grab and can reach any sore tooth in a baby's mouth.
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Those floors look so damn shiny, you'll be shocked you can't hear your own stormtrooper boots squeaking along.
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I tried to speak but ruined the moment by squeaking out the news in a choked, shrill voice.
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After spending the last hour researching, I learned that there's a design flaw in sneakers that causes squeaking.
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When you&aposre barely squeaking by month-to-month, it&aposs easy to feel trapped by your debt.
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At the initial performance, it was sounds drifting in through the windows, people coughing, chairs squeaking, papers rustling, etc.
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My boyfriend points out a high-pitch squeaking noise that tells us that the car needs new brakes. Surprise!
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"After everything that we've been through, I'm not intimidated," Jughead says before they hear Veronica and Archie's mattress squeaking.
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For the uninitiated, it's a game that gets cats to follow and catch a squeaking mouse on a screen.
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He noted the shaggy cedar trees, the graveyard he crossed to get to the beach with the squeaking sand.
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A sneaker squeaking somewhere off in the middle distance, perhaps transmuting into a bird, watching from a nearby tree.
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I'm saving up for a new bicycle, because the bike I have now makes a really loud squeaking noise.
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He followed John to the door and opened it, his black rubber shoes squeaking on the polished marble floor.
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Issa barely won reelection last year, squeaking by with only a couple thousand more votes than his Democratic challenger.
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IXIC added 220 points, or 0.1 percent, to 6,461.32, also squeaking out a record closing high, slightly above its Sept.
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The haunted world, for example, is dotted with Boos, pipes stuffed with candles, and turbulent waters squeaking with rubber duckies.
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As I discovered squeaking through the city, my chain is rusted, the gears need grease and the seat is threadbare.
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Clinton has a slight advantage nationwide, however, squeaking past Trump by roughly 3 points in the same index of surveys.
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Initially planned for an October release, the headphones finally arrived in December — in that case, just squeaking in before Christmas.
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If I hadn't just cycled 80 kilometres, I'm not sure the smooth, squeaking meat would have been quite so tempting.
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Buy at Rivendell There will soon come a day when something is rubbing or squeaking or just a little bit crooked.
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Often this leads to squeaking noises and the rain or snow is not cleared effectively, causing buildup and distorting forward vision.
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Now both ESPN and CBS bracketologists have the Sooners barely squeaking into a tournament play-in game as an 11th seed.
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The beef is packed tight, forming a meatball inside the skin and almost squeaking under the teeth; still, the juices run.
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"There's something about otters moving together as a family — squeaking, diving and catching fish — that really excites people," Mr. Sivasothi said.
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A Kid 'n Play-inspired chase ensues through the school's hallways, complete with farcical falls and the sounds of sneakers squeaking.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Jazmyn Benjamin walked onto the hardwood floor at Madison Square Garden to a symphony of squeaking soles.
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A simple click on the bucket will reveal a sponge that proceeds to wipe down the page with a squeaking sound.
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Still, it's important to remember here that Sanders can't afford to get blown out if he's only squeaking out victories elsewhere.
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The system allowed de Leon to take the No. 2 spot by squeaking past a slew of unknown Republicans in the primary.
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We walk into the New Inn to the predictable "Who's this then?" silence, pierced only by the squeaking of old necks turning.
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This extremely rare connection won't happen again until 2024, so don't be shy: The squeaking wheel gets the oil — and the gold.
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CreditCredit It is the unofficial soundtrack of basketball, a noise consistently heard but rarely considered — rubber-soled shoes squeaking on the hardwood.
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The awards projection site Gold Derby still has Mr. Franco squeaking in, in fifth place, among the likely best-actor Oscar nominees.
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Learn More | Buy on Amazon There will soon come a day when something is rubbing or squeaking or just a little bit crooked.
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This allowed the International team to hide its weaker bench, and the move almost worked, with the Americans squeaking home by one point.
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So after watching an early lead disappear Tuesday night, squeaking out a victory in the end became a matter of business as usual.
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Chichikov is not only in government: The squeaking wheels of his carriage are audible wherever corrupt nonentities pawn human lives for petty comforts.
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At their best, the sounds fall somewhere in between, shrieking and squeaking like consumer-grade synthetics that don't yet have focus-grouped names.
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The prime example for the usage of sound in the video happens when it instantly cuts to the squeaking of a closet door opening.
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Margaret, in the kitchen, can hear the chairs squeaking and moaning against the floors, Wesley's exaggerated grunting as Matthew directs the boys to push.
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"Macie was making a squeaking sound — I thought she'd swallowed part of a toy," owner Irene Paisley of Glasgow, UK, said in a statement.
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However, despite their tried-and-true use as animal models, there's something about these rodents that puzzles scientists: What is all the squeaking about?
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Higher and higher she would go, squeaking and clinging on to the notes, taking her audience with her in sheer delight at her audacity.
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Perhaps unrealized at home, there are stretches when squeaking shoes and the occasional barking of coaches comprise most of the noise in the arena.
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But if "The Moors" sometimes has the discouraging effect of new chalk squeaking across a blackboard, what it ultimately spells out is worth reading.
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But on squeaking my way home, costume under my jeans and jumper like a real-life Superman, I felt an overpowering sense of calm.
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Whenever I get home my service dog throws 'a party' by bringing this toy and squeaking it profusely, letting me know how happy he is.
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I always had to lie and say that I had dust in my eyes, or if it's the squeaking noise to try and distract people.
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The boys walk through a simple white curtain, sneakers squeaking, down a long stretch of parquet wooden floor flanked by a row of faded mirrors.
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At 73, Norbert is squeaking by on Social Security checks, having rashly given away the millions he had saved as an accountant of 40 years.
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My girlfriend starting tearing up and squeaking at the sad, dramatic part of The Jar Salesman's dialogue so I knew I was doing something right, haha!
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She kept thinking about this as she failed to sleep later that night, downstairs in the rec room, with its giant TV and squeaking air mattress.
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It's common knowledge that cats adore catnip, balls of string and tiny squeaking rodents — but what's far less well-documented is their deep love of peaches.
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In another room a woman sat in front of a huge panda head soft toy and bashed a keyboard, triggering cutesy laughter and squeaking sound effects.
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Duke, a Republican, qualified for the contest late last month by squeaking past the 5 percent threshold necessary for participation in a WAFB/Raycom Media poll.
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The "Devil's Favorite Demon"—whose given name is Glenn Jacobs—edged out two county commissioners for the W, squeaking past his closest opponent by 17 votes.
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Behind a hotel window, the shoves came with a whoosh of bass and ominous squeaking from the places where the glass bowed, aching against the jambs.
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To explore the element of water, the dancers pop water balloons into troughs, then jump in and tap with bare feet, splashing and squeaking in rhythm.
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"I dried my shoes and underwear at the airport," D'Angelo says, "but at least I didn't have to deal with rust and squeaking like the knights."
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One big young bird, recorded on video, was fed, then followed his parent squeaking for more until the besieged adult escaped by diving into the water.
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He dropped from an 18-point lead over his Democratic opponent in his internal polls to barely squeaking out a three-point win on Election Day.
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Members of the band Open House will construct and climb on a styrofoam structure as they play their hourlong set, the squeaking instability accenting their music.
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Hickey's OT goal lifts Islanders past Flames NEW YORK — For the New York Islanders, squeaking out a flawed victory sure beats suffering yet another well-played defeat.
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But aside from the second season of GLOW squeaking in in the last couple of weeks, the shows that earned it plaudits were absent from this quarter.
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Among the echoes of basketballs bouncing and sneakers squeaking on the gym floor, Averill often would hear girls who she thought were her friends singing a jingle.
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In any event, Purdue somehow managed to make the game seem closer than it was, with the Hawkeyes squeaking out a 49-35 win over the Boilermakers.
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The showdown went all the way to five best-of-three matches, with Lupe squeaking out a see-it-to-believe-it victory at the last minute.
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Their street did not have sidewalks, so they walked on the road itself, the snow squeaking under their feet, the trees in the yards dark with moisture.
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Then Trump has probably emitted some high, squeaking peal of triumph towards the hater/loser community, and also it's a reminder to unfollow those national political reporters.
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That was positive news for the Kings, who narrowly avoided having only one win in January by squeaking out an overtime victory in Arizona on Jan. 30.
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That would make it the most powerful rocket ever built, squeaking ahead of the Saturn V, which propelled astronauts to the Moon in the 1960s and 1970s.
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More interesting, though, and more bizarre, is a figure like Dr. Tinglebottom of Tinglebottom Industries, who stands in scrubs and sketches nonsense drawings, his Sharpie squeaking away.
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After squeaking by Central Connecticut State 71-67, Rutgers used a all-around team effort to knock off Cleveland State 70-383 for a 3-0 start.
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Its Thursday night comedy lineup does OK, with Will & Grace as a solid performer (1.5), and Superstore and The Good Place squeaking by (a 1.0 and 1.1, respectively).
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The pitch of his voice and his incredulity were in direct relationship as the match wore on, to the point where he was almost squeaking at the end.
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It's surprisingly sturdy given its simple design and set-up process, supporting a 66-pound mattress plus two people with no squeaking or any indication that it's struggling.
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Obama notched the lone Democratic victory there in modern times, squeaking out a 85033 percentage point victory in 2008, before falling short there by 2 points in 2012.
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Yale, in blue above, pulled off an upset in its first N.C.A.A. appearance in 54 years, squeaking past Baylor 79-75, as March Madness got into full swing.
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But even in Catalonia, the results reflected painful divisions, with the separatist parties squeaking out a majority of seats — narrower even than the fragile one they held before.
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When confronted with a domestic dog, however, prairie dogs stood upright wherever they were, squeaking and watching, presumably because tame, leashed dogs were generally, though not always, harmless.
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Close up, the adult swan had a snaky neck, glittering black eyes and a waxy orange bill that opened to make nasal, squeaking grunts like an unoiled gate.
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In big arenas, like those of the N.B.A., the squeaking is mostly overpowered these days by the cacophonous, piped-in noise intended as entertainment and disguised as excitement.
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And the thing is, she's throwing off the covers and he's squeaking the floorboards and they want separate bedrooms and they don't really know how to approach it.
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They're probably going to be enticed by sounds that intrigue them in the real world, such as other dogs barking, toys squeaking, other animal noises and even certain phrases.
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There are three pink newborn mice, the size of her fingertips, laid up along a mounded fold in the carpet, eyes closed, paws folded in small fists, squeaking furiously.
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And despite his stint at the Ministry of Defence in 2000-220, Mr Hammond appears resistant to the sound of shoulder pips squeaking on the other side of Whitehall.
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Sure, it seems cynical to do something that fast, but the kick drum pummel and bed-squeaking percussion is enough to elevate the track no-matter the vocal sample.
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The right-wing populists of Alternative für Deutschland garnered less than 6 percent of the vote, about what polls had been predicting, barely squeaking into the Schleswig-Holstein parliament.
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Those last-minute changes to the AHCA — so politically important to squeaking the bill through the House — have another test to pass when the new CBO score comes out.
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Built around squeaking synth lines, trashed drum machines, and bassist/singer Amber Goers' dead-eyed riffing and trance-inducing vocalizations, they developed a singularly bleak take on darkwave semantics.
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She noted that her dog "gets just as excited when squeaking this thing as she does her traditional squeakers — fun times for her and a lifesaver for my ears."
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G initially met North in the semifinals, with the eventual champions winning the match 2-0, squeaking by 16-13 on Dust II and 16-14 on Mirage. Gen.
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In the darkened cacophony of a bat colony, where up to thousands of bats are chirping and squeaking, bat pups are influenced by the crowd, not by their own mothers.
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Several days later, at 7:30 one September morning, he bumped down the road in his decrepit Maruti Gypsy jeep, its suspension squeaking as it hit ruts in the road.
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The Tuesday after the accident, Alfred E. Smith was elected governor, squeaking past the Republican incumbent, Charles S. Whitman, whose Public Service Commission was blamed for insufficiently protecting subway riders.
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BioMechanica researchers Martyn Shorten and Xia Xi figured out that distinct squeaking sounds are caused by the herringbone—the geometric patterns carved into the bottom of a shoe for traction.
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By March of 217, Maple began squeaking out a tiny profit of 212.50 cents per meal — or a gross margin of 1.953 percent — driven in part by reduced food costs.
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The squeaking shoes, now only a few feet from me, were shrill, like the sound of a cat who has been stepped on; but there was no aggression in his dance.
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Kaleb Wesson had 23 points, 12 rebounds and three assists and Ohio State won its third straight game by squeaking past Michigan 61-58 at Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Mr Williamson was liked by defence chiefs for winning more money for his department, but became a tabloid figure of fun after squeaking that Russia should "go away and shut up".
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But the lead lasted all of 17 seconds, as Clutterbuck took advantage of a Senators turnover and muscled his way through a crowd in front before squeaking a shot past Hammond.
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From YouTube mixes of SpongeBob trap to Soundcloud rappers like Lil Pump and Ski Mask the Slump God, the cartoon's squeaking anecdotes and catchphrases have seeped into samples and lyrical inspiration.
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After squeaking out of committee, the tax proposal survived a procedural vote in the full Senate, setting up a final vote on the legislation that could happen late today or tomorrow.
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She tended to the egg in an incubator for 47 days before Kevin was hatched last week, imitating the squeaking noises of an emu mother to help the chick feel safe.
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"You can go through all of this and only find one, or zero, or 20," he said over the rhythmic squeaking horns and the nasal cries of food and drink vendors.
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"Backseat" is a compendium of abrasive, constantly moving electric gears, hissing and squeaking, always threatening to malfunction or combust — warped guitars, random shrieks and squawks, bleepy synthesizers scraped against a chalkboard.
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Here are the most important Senate races of 2020 and where they stand now in their early stages: In squeaking out a 2017 special election win in deep red Alabama, Democratic Sen.
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With the huffing and puffing "ha!" and squeaking "uh!" over guitarist Nick Zinner's tight strings, we know O is not really ready to fuck around—and neither are we when singing it.
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For several years, the rent-regulated tenants of 119 Second Avenue in the East Village say, they complained to city inspectors about a clanging, squeaking exhaust system in the building's air shaft.
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It will never recreate that summer morning for me and every time I bring up a new Zelda game I long for that squeaking green top-down figure bopping merrily across Hyrule.
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Sales at U.S. McDonald's restaurants open at least 13 months fell 1.3 percent in the fourth quarter, squeaking by analysts' estimates of a 1.4 percent drop, according to research firm Consensus Metrix.
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Since squeaking through Senate confirmation on the tiebreaking vote of Vice President Mike Pence, Ms. DeVos has appeared at times to carry the weight of every Trump administration controversy on her shoulders.
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These animals have a tendency to give birth to offspring with autistic traits familiar from people—unwillingness to socialise, repetitive behaviour and unwillingness to communicate (in the case of mice, via ultrasonic squeaking).
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Tesla announced on Monday that it hit its quarterly goals for vehicle production, churning out 29,210 Model 218's over the last week of June, squeaking past its self-imposed target of 5,000.
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R. Kevin Innes, a Norwegian twentysomething, was in a store with his girlfriend one day when they came across a bin of squeaking duck-shaped (technically, the toy is a pelican) dog toys.
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Squeaking sneakers, squalling kids, and a lot of people who would not otherwise be in the same building—this is what de facto integration sounds like in the third most-segregated city in America.
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None of this stopped Cruz from squeaking out a win in Iowa, but it did stop him from translating that Iowa win into the kind of massive momentum that could have conceivably stopped Trump.
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Worse, when I played games with friends, the squeaking and squealing of my dying office chairs was a source of anger as the noise inevitably floated down the microphone and into my buddy's ears.
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Black, filled with unwilling passengers, debris, creating clouds of mist, blindness, dust dirt smoke all grey and brown, all the houses and their red roofs are squeaking clean of their foundations like boats unmoored.
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Herbivore Jade Facial Roller ($30): Herbivore's facial roller is similar to our top pick from Mount Lai, but the customer reviews are much more mixed, with some people reporting issues with breakage and squeaking.
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In "Manhattan Gallery's Squeaking Floor Angers Rodent Lovers," Sarah Maslin Nir writes: There are 70 white mice in individual boxes set like tiles on the floor of a gallery on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
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A few clicks on a tablet were all that were needed to orient the robot at the start of the row before it took off, squeaking slightly as it drove over ruts in the field.
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"[Hamilton] is simply the best piece of art in any form that I have ever seen in my life," Michelle Obama said in 2016, after audibly squeaking with excitement about the cast's White House performance.
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In another time, or another context, it would be surprising to see all these admittedly quite similar goatees issuing the same high, squeaking sounds of distress in not just the same tone but in harmony.
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Barely squeaking by on a familiar formula and flimsy narrative (Steve is writing a book; Rob is scribbling restaurant reviews for The New York Times), the actors convey a sense of going through the motions.
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In the video, Underwood shared a close-up video of her face — which is still healing from her November accident — while Fisher, 37, appeared to be making a squeaking noise over and over into his hands.
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In the video, the 35-year-old singer looked directly at the camera and softly said, "Help me," while her husband appeared to be making a squeaking noise over and over into his hands while driving.
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THE TAKEAWAY Miami : The Hurricanes went from squeaking by in their last three wins by a combined 13 points to struggling much of the day against a 1-7 team relying on a third-string quarterback.
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That shrill alarm, bleating louder than the rat's own squeaking voice ever could, is just the first phase—a reminder that we should wake up and face the reality unfolding around us, while we still can.
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He died in 2009, and his company disbanded two years later, yet at the Joyce Theater on Tuesday, the squeaking returned and was almost heartwarming — one sign among many of how robustly Cunningham's work is surviving.
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Which is curious, because the component recordings are just the sounds of everyday life: there's the thrum of a lawnmower (or maybe a helicopter), and later squeaking rubber, like the sole of a shoe on hardwood.
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It was only in the quarterfinal, against Uruguay, that it finally broke that trend of squeaking by, but only thanks a header off a set piece and an egregious error from Fernando Muslera, the Uruguayan goalkeeper.
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Whannell nicely flexes his horror-movie muscles in this tense opener, setting the jumpy mood with genre golden oldies — squeaking and creaking and an abruptly deployed bang — as Cecilia, eyes brightly shining, creeps through the shadows.
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Clinton ended up squeaking out the narrowest of wins in the state - the kind which can be attributed to a bit more money spent on the airwaves, and a few extra events to get out the vote.
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A compendium of creepy spy-movie bass, squeaking keyboards locking into the groove at skewed angles, and metallic snare drums impatiently ushering things along, "42" rattles and clanks, threatening to fall apart, while both rappers burble excitedly.
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Based on this sneak peek, you can expect Pandas to be packed with adorable black-and-white bundles climbing, drinking, falling, playing, squeaking and just generally being mind-meltingly adorable all while unknowingly helping to save their species.
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While Price was romping to victory in the district last November, Trump was barely squeaking by — the GOP presidential candidate won there by a mere 1 percentage point, according to calculations by Stephen Wolf of Daily Kos Elections.
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For someone who earned his nickname, "One Time," by scoring 22 knockouts, Thurman only seemed interested in squeaking out a win on the cards against Garcia, who may have won were it not for his disappointing first round.
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" The school is stewarded by an unbearably well-intentioned board of directors, which comes to decisions not by way of democracy's crudest tool—the vote—but by searching, endlessly, through so many squeaking, brightly colored markers, for "consensus.
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My dad, whose phone is almost never charged, sent me his favourite song, "Sometimes it Snows in April", and pointed out how nice it is that you can hear the stool Prince is sat on squeaking as he plays.
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As I sit with the pickup game squeaking and thudding away behind me, Team USA is doing a shooting drill in front of a bunch of reporters; the players' family members slowly trickle in and take seats around me.
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While the noises were sometimes a distraction from a performance by the eager, scrappy ensemble Contemporaneous, they just as often blended into the musical textures in a program that valued squeaking, heaving, groaning, sliding: expressions of tectonic shifts and wintry weather.
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They're great because if there's a weird squeaking noise outside your hotel room, or there's a dripping sound and there's nobody at the hotel who can fix it right away, sometimes you need the ability to just tune it out.
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Vince's Holbrook teams played a variation on the Native American hoops style known as Rez Ball: A quicksilver, sneaker-squeaking, run-pass-pass-shoot style, perfect for the Navajo and the Apache, for whom distance running is a millenniums-old tradition.
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" When Rhimes, who can be shy herself, first met Barris and Larry Wilmore, they disarmed her with what Wilmore describes as an imitation of a racist Mickey Mouse, squeaking in horror at the idea of a Disney show called "black-ish.
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"There's a lot of hand movement and a lot of squeaking of strings and little sounds of the bow, so I EQ'd it so a lot of the kind of accidental sounds became more in the forefront," he said of the mixing process.
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As we look over the wreckage of our brackets, and as the sound of the sneakers squeaking on the courts fades from our memory, we can console ourselves with the knowledge that trade benefits will be with all of us all year long.
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The company has also been working on upgrading its network, with a recent report showing the carrier just squeaking past Verizon to offer the fastest LTE downloads in the US, and achieving significant gains in coverage (but still behind AT&T and Verizon).
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Under her own name and the moniker Je Suis Le Petit Chevalier, she's made collagist compositions that stitch together intimate human whispers, samples of domestic objects (like what sounds like chairs squeaking across the floor, or a closing door), with broken-sounding electronics.
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After giving up a late lead and squeaking out the opener by just a point, the Cavaliers showed more intensity on defense and more swagger in general, holding on to win their 10th straight first-round game over the past three seasons.
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Wisconsin will never make things easy, but after squeaking out a win against Pitt, the Badgers got two big three-pointers from Bronson Koenig in the final 11 seconds to stun No. 2 seed Xavier and move on to the Sweet Sixteen: Poor UNI.
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Standing on one corner, I could hear someone playing the horn a few blocks away, the Ferry Building clock tower chiming 2 o'clock, birds, a boom box on a bike, a street kid chatting with his dog, an escalator squeaking down into BART, people's conversations.
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Placed in elaborate metaphorical forests, seascapes, gardens, transformative celestial planes and ecstatic alternative universes, the characters can be found in various convoluted configurations, biting, gasping, whacking, smacking, glugging, grabbing, grinding, gripping, grunting, scratching, swallowing, squeaking, sucking, stroking, lathering, panting, prodding, moaning, thrusting, tugging, rubbing and rattling.
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Sports of The Times TORONTO — Sometime during that third quarter, amid the whirling, sneaker-squeaking, pass, cut, shoot-from-anywhere California storm that descended on the Toronto Raptors, this thought occurred to me: The Warriors are the vampire artistes, and that makes them more interesting than I anticipated.
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Chevrolet revealed specific pricing and trim details for the base model Bolt EV LT, which begins at $37,495 US and which drops to $29,22 with the maximum $2500,20 federal government tax credit applied – just squeaking under the stated $260K post-credit ceiling Chevy has been touting for a while now.
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Sports of The Times LAS VEGAS — Far from the hysteria of March Madness, its billion-dollar television deal and its sold-out stadiums, the largely empty arena at the Mandalay Bay Events Center this week reverberated with the sounds of bouncing basketballs, squeaking sneakers and coaches' loud, sometimes profane exhortations.
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You can see what works about basketball in its present state-of-the-art by reading the high, squeaking criticisms of it that leak and blurt from the previous generation's emeritus windbags; everything that Charles Barkley decries as sissified and limp in modern basketball doubles as a compelling reason to tune in.
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It was as if the vast, complex engine behind the collective enterprise began making a strange, barely audible noise — the sound of basketball sneakers squeaking on a gym floor in an empty arena — but before anyone could get it checked out, the entire, multibillion-dollar vehicle had thrown a rod and crashed into a ditch.
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There&aposs no apparent thread connecting MSCHF&aposs slew of projects: The team has built a browser add-on that disguises your Netflix watching as a conference call, designed a squeaking rubber chicken bong for smoking weed, and created a YouTube channel solely consisting of videos of a man eating everything from a tub of mayonnaise to a photo of Pete Davidson.
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You let your ass fall into the central bounce path carved out by the bass and the handclaps, and then the rest of your body can align with whatever you want for however long you want: the half-tempo crooner, the squeaking synth, the chuckling guitar monologue, the drum fills, the whistles, the calls and interjections by what sounds like two dozen different voices.
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