Doctor Manhattan isn't around anymore to vaporize potential squealers (not that he necessarily would this time around).
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We know that the loudest squealers are usually the ones we've exposed doing something untoward—and that eventually they'll get theirs.
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The touching sentiments sung by grating, artificially contorted voices begs the questions: who are these robot squealers, who are they talking to, and why?
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In a 2015 article by Guitar World, Howe was ranked tenth in the "Top 10 Pick Squealers of All Time".Guitar World Staff (2015-06-01). "Top 10 Pick Squealers of All Time". Guitar World.
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He joined the Iowa Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014 as a drummer with the band called Oink Henderson and the Squealers.
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According to testimony in 1963 by Mafia informant Joseph Valachi, Gambino crime family boss Albert Anastasia allegedly ordered Schuster's murder. When Anastasia saw Schuster being interviewed on television, he allegedly said: "I can't stand squealers! Hit that guy!" However, many people in law enforcement were skeptical.
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After the Hysterics fall asleep, Camicazi picks the lock of Hiccup's cage; freeing him (Toothless took the key to cage from Norbert's pocket, but swallows it, and accidentally sets fire to a carpet). Camicazi lowers herself down with a rope and grabs the potato, but sees Norbert's ticking-thing in the glass case and takes that too. Suddenly, the preserved body of Norbert's father falls on a row of Squealers (a type of dragon that Vikings use as an alarm), who give ear-piercing screams. All the Hysterics suddenly wake up.
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Clif Cary opined in his radio commentary that the light was bright enough to play by and the umpires had been pressured into a decision by the Australian batsmen, as did the English pressmen. They were labelled "biased, unsportsmanlike squealers" and that Barnes and his captain Bradman would never used such underhand tactics, but at the end of the series Barnes admitted on radio that he had bluffed the umpires into the decision. Sunday was a rest day and the sun dried out the wicket beautifully, it rolled to perfection and produced the flat wicket anticipated on the first day.
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In a packed courtroom, Butch Long (Walter Long) vows revenge on 'squealers' Laurel and Hardy whose evidence has helped to send him to prison for the rest of his life, threatening to "break off their legs and wrap 'em around their necks!" after Laurel makes a suggestion to the judge (Harry Dunkinson), "Aren't you going to hang him?" Later, in the car, Ollie repeats this question sarcastically, since he saw Long's reaction just after Stan said it; he then asks Stan, "Couldn't you see that he was annoyed?" (an understatement to be sure!) The clearly frightened boys make plans to move far away and advertise for someone to go with them and share the travel expenses. The person involved is actually Butch's girlfriend (Mae Busch).
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The Sydney Morning Herald wrote that: > The film's appeal from this angle is anything but forceful. In an amiable > discussion that lacks strength and conviction because of its generalities > and cliches, an average Australian family and some of their friends from the > fighting forces review the situation in Australia today. They find much to > be proud of in the country's war effort, despite certain elements of > complacency in the community. In the general summing up, in a much too > rambling and superficial argument, "squealers", "slackers", "lounge > lizards", hoarders, blackmarket operator, and the rest of their kind are > found to be very small fry when weighed in the balance against those who are > earnestly doing their share in the struggle for victory... [a]rather too > conscious effort.
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