But Taylor's been-around trainer, Jack Loew, heard this hammering sound, a whap, whap, whap-whap, from the curtain's other side.
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And Klay Thompson, the Warriors' perfectionist, nailing 211 straight long-range shots, whap-whap-whap, and then narrowly missing a single shot and stalking off angrily muttering to himself.
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He peeked and saw a sinewy teenager in red-and-white shorts pounding the outstretched mitts of his trainer with uncommon discipline. Whap-whap.
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He throws an unremarkable cross-court pass and adds a gratuitous no-look head-whap to it.
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Using the mouse to thrust the paddle around the table, you whap the disc against your opponent.
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Like so many other traditional forms of publicity, those sorts of cultivated interviews felt, and still feel, like a whap over the head, declaring I'm back!
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The tall kid reverses direction in a blink, sticks out an impossibly long, Durant-like arm, plucks the pass out of the air and in four long strides dribbles downcourt and goes airborne and whap!
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Or a pair of young males, excitedly tottering after an undecided female, would pause to see which of them was the more impressive craner of its neck, or to whap at each other ineffectually with their flippers.
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There is a lot of delicious prose in the Food section of The Times that we shipped off to the printer on Tuesday, so it could slide into the blue bags we throw at subscribers' doors in the dark early Wednesday when no one's out but street cats and can't-sleep joggers. Whap!
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WHAP is a Sports formatted broadcast radio station licensed to Hopewell, Virginia, serving Petersburg, Virginia. WHAP is owned and operated by Bruce Gee's WHAP, Inc.
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On the track, Manson sings "whap, whap, whap, whap"; MTV's Evan Moore noted that Manson sang the same phrase on the band's cover of "Golden Years" (1975) by David Bowie, which was included on the Dead Man on Campus soundtrack. NME deemed the track "a fierce fist-in-the-air polemic that suggests Sigue Sigue Sputnik butchering T Rex." The publication also compared the track to the music of Garbage, The Smashing Pumpkins, and Bowie's The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars (1972).
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His announcing style is punctuated with interjections such as "Boom!", "Whap!", "Bang!" and "Doink!"' and with his use of the telestrator, a device which allows him to superimpose his light-penned diagrams of football plays over video footage.
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Paul has promoted lawsuits against Marvel Entertainment claiming that Stan Lee Media owns the rights to all the Marvel characters created by Stan Lee."Bam! Whap! Marty Garbus Joins the Tortured Legal History of Stan Lee; Marvel" Brian Baxter, The American Lawyer, January 29, 2009. These would include Spider-Man and The X-Men.
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Whappstown is a townland of 634 acres in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. It is situated in the civil parish of Connor and the historic barony of Antrim Lower. In 1669, James Whap is recorded as living in the townland of Whappstown and the townland name probably derives from his family surname. In William Petty’s c.
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This frequency was shared by three other stations: WEVD, WHAZ in Troy, New York, and WHAP, which later became WFAB and was deleted in 1938 when it was bought by WEVD. WBBR, WEVD and WHAZ moved to 1330 kHz in 1941 under NARBA. WBBR was allowed to increase power to 5,000 watts during the day in 1947. The station presented light music, Bible readings, lectures, and newscasts.
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His quick temper, displays of schadenfreude, and tendency to whap people on their heads are notorious in the Japanese comedy world.LINCOLN, 松本プレゼンツ「浜田との壁を取り除こうのコーナー」Episode aired on 2005-11-29. A large group of younger comedians express their fear of Hamada, which Matsumoto tries to help over come in this episode. He is often described as "sadistic".
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Originally licensed to Trenton as WOAX in 1923, WIMG is the oldest radio station in New Jersey. For a time WOAX was associated with WHAP in New York City, a controversial station influenced by the Ku Klux Klan and a dissident faction of Christian Science. By 1934 WOAX's call sign had been changed to WTNJ. In the 1940s WTNJ was sharing time on 1310 kHz with stations in Asbury Park and Camden; a 1949 agreement broke up the time share, and WTNJ became a daytime-only station on 1300 kHz.
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Jerry then drills a hole in the floor and uses a hooked wire to pull the bottom of Tom's cummerbund apart, causing it to spring up and whap him in the face. Tom grabs the wire and yanks it up and down banging Jerry's head on the board until Jerry thinks to let it go. While Tom is singing the "Figaro!" part, Jerry aims a plunger at Tom's mouth and scores a direct hit. Jerry imitates Tom mockingly; but then Tom sticks him to the floor with the plunger.
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Flake, driving northbound in pit lane at high speed, describes what he saw: "All of a sudden things cleared up on the pit road and I had a clear shot all the way up to Savage's car which I could see burning. Then out of nowhere, a guy was in front of me..." Flake's truck struck Teran, his body tossed about 50 feet, an impact violent enough to knock him out of his shoes. As Bignotti relays it, "I heard the car coming, and - whap - it hit him." The incident was easily seen by thousands of spectators, as it occurred on the pit lane at the start/finish line.
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With Dan in America making rock music with his band "Balan", and Arsenie launching in Germany under the name Arsenium, Radu is also working on his solo project. In 2005, he worked together with DJ Mahay and released a song called "Dulce". RadU (as this was his new stage name) currently lives in Romania with his wife, and his daughter, Anastasia Dalia, and he's working on getting his official Website up at RaduSirbu.ro. He made a video on his song called "Whap- pa" and released his album Alone, and more recently he released his single "Doi străini" ("Two strangers"), and made a video for it.
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The station operated on 720 kHz, but not full-time. In 1927, after it objected to its assignment to share time with station WHAP, WGL was moved to share with WBBR, and the two stations wound up broadcasting over each other one April night in a dispute over time allotments. The result was a spring and summer of legal fighting among stations for frequencies, which included an application to share with WJZ, one of the most important stations in the United States, that attracted national attention. It was ultimately assigned 1170 kHz until the 1928 General Order 40 reallocation, when it moved to 1300 kHz, retaining its power level of 1,000 watts.
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