"He was screaming, crying, and whimpering," Trump said of Baghdadi.
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Soon, though, the whimpering grows more elaborate, lengthening into song.
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They woke up again because their bichon frise, Brady, was whimpering.
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"I yield, coyly, trembling, whimpering," she sings to an imagined lover.
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Right behind him, bodies every 5 meters, lifeless, limbs... blood. Whimpering.
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She signaled Charlotte to be silent—she trailed behind, whimpering at intervals.
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I will replace his weak-kneed whimpering with a warrior's battle cry.
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I'm not too proud to say I made a little whimpering noise.
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I imagine the catcaller whimpering and driving off to rethink his life.
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It wasn't even a cry, it was just whimpering, 'I'm done crying.
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Otherwise, it is my constant companion, whimpering and tugging at my sleeve.
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Outside, Itidal Shehadeh sat slumped on the sidewalk near the morgue, whimpering.
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His delightful puppy wriggling and whimpering helped a lot in those darker moments.
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" He described Baghdadi as, "crying, whimpering, screaming, and bringing three kids with him.
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Dragging his feet, whimpering in her general direction, mewing like a wounded calf.
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At the Pentagon on Sunday, officials steered clear of any description of Mr. al-Baghdadi whimpering or crying, and Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper, when pressed about the president's assertion on ABC's "This Week," did not repeat the "whimpering" characterization.
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When her pet returned home without her, whimpering, Crowley's family knew something was wrong.
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Curzon's parents only woke up for good after their bichon frise, Brady, started whimpering.
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I spent the rest of the day whimpering in bed with the shades drawn.
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I had no ide I had I was a wi a whimpering dog inside.
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Asked specifically about the "whimpering" line Monday, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.
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He died a coward: crying, whimpering, screaming and bringing three kids with him to die.
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And he died in a vicious and violent way ... he was screaming, crying and whimpering.
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He heard whimpering and discovered the little girl on the ground, too weak to move.
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Or is she a whimpering pretender whose prickly exterior belies a soft, anti-feminist core?
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Here's what else is happening: Today's soundtrack includes rain rapping on windows and whimpering winds.
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Moaning, whimpering, crying like a baby bird, she can appear as vulnerable as a fetus.
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"They went out in the morning and they could hear whimpering," said veterinarian Rebekah Day.
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Summer Reading There's a good deal of world's-end whimpering in the air these days.
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For the days following each class, I couldn't even sit on the toilet without inadvertently whimpering.
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She was awakened about 2911 minutes later by a woman's screams and a barking, whimpering dog.
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The woman can be seen apparently grabbing the whimpering girl and pushing her into the wall.
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"If it wasn't for my dog whimpering and waking my parents up, my God," Curzon said.
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Mr. Kelly did not repeat Mr. Trump's unverified tale that the terrorist died whimpering and crying.
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I was still whimpering when my grandmother paid the doctor's fee in cash — $10, I'm told.
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" Mr. Trump on Sunday accused Mr. Fallon of "whimpering" and told him to "be a man.
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"He died after running into a dead-end tunnel, whimpering and crying and screaming," Trump said.
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"Then she started whimpering — a distinct hooting sound that gorillas make when they are sad," said Cohn.
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Trump said Baghdadi went to his death "whimpering and crying and screaming" before detonating a suicide vest.
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She muttered slugs to herself, rocking back and forth whimpering: ten-thoughts-about-thots-and-other-thoughts.
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"And during the break in communications, we both heard the small whimpering of a child," Jessop recalled.
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The last image we see is of Paul, whimpering, chained up at the bottom of a pit.
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The boy began trembling and whimpering in pain, straining from wounds to his head, arm and leg.
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Eventually John loses patience, lashing out at her, and she crumples into a whimpering heap of self-loathing.
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Trump saying that Baghdadi was "whimpering and crying and screaming all the way" into the tunnel was striking.
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Within 20 minutes, I was curled up, whimpering with debilitating pain and unable to walk without a limp.
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And on top of everything, my dog keeps having nightmares where he makes those really distressing whimpering sounds.
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They claim he had been crying for 4 days and whimpering outside without any decent cover from rain.
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In the backseat, her toddler son (Hugo and Lucas Lavoie) is whimpering because he's being haunted by a ghost.
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Not that it hurt or anything, but several times I found myself whimpering and suddenly able to speak Portuguese.
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"He died after running into a dead-end tunnel, whimpering and crying and screaming all the way," Trump said.
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This NYT story casts some doubt on Trump's assertions about al-Baghdadi "whimpering" and "crying" before blowing himself up.
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The camera zooms in on the abuse so viewers can get a disturbingly intimate look a whimpering octogenarian woman.
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In a mad rage, whimpering pathetically, he spins around and, everyone ducking, shoots all the pictures on the walls.
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As it happens, the only thing that screams in this film is metaphor, with symbolism whimpering on the sidelines.
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"Her eyes —she was looking at me, whimpering and trying to say 'Mama,' but she couldn't get it out."
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One night the man snuck out and fell into the cactus pit, where he wasn't discovered whimpering till noon.
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This stuff is a blinder—a thump of eye-scalding violet that would have sent Matisse whimpering from the room.
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Shortly after returning home from L'Hopital des Anges — where she suffered a miscarriage — Claire hears Fergus whimpering in his sleep.
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Awad said he could hear the dog make whimpering and choking sounds and thought it only had seconds to live.
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" After demanding to talk to her daughter, Simone, a whimpering voice came on the phone, saying, "Mom, mom, I'm terrified.
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Just wait until she gets to a quarter health and starts limping and whimpering as you cut her down. Christ.
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On Tuesday, a boxer pup could be heard whimpering by a man walking in Saint-Paul-d'Abbotsford, Canada, CBC News reports.
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Yet in the end the Americans found him, and killed him, "whimpering, screaming and crying," according to US President Donald Trump.
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Trump said that Baghdadi died "whimpering and crying and screaming" after running into a "dead-end tunnel" being chased by dogs.
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He was whimpering, screaming and crying," Trump said, adding that Baghdadi and "the losers" under his command "were very frightened puppies.
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The president said Baghdadi died while "whimpering and screaming" and that a test conducted on-site later confirmed the terrorist leader's identity.
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He also denigrated the ISIS leader, saying Baghdadi was "whimpering and crying and screaming all the way" to a dead-end tunnel.
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In the clip, the trapped dogs can be seen standing on their hind legs behind the cage, barking and whimpering for help.
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There she was, holding on for dear life, whimpering so loud its cries could be heard at the top of the ravine.
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If your dog is whimpering or limping when he walks, it's easy enough to guess that he might have a sore paw.
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A rock 'n' roll sex symbol at last, just in time to be neutered by the inane whimpering of Coldplay and Travis.
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White House officials have declined to say how the president got the information about Mr. al-Baghdadi's "screaming" and "whimpering" during the raid.
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The part of the whimpering kid, here, is played by a pitch a fraction slow or misaimed or insufficiently vigorous in its break.
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In his announcement and subsequent question and answer session, he used the word "whimpering" six times, "crying" five times and "screaming" four times.
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One said Dr. Koller snatched her whimpering dog by the scruff of the neck with such force that the dog wet the table.
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The general said he could not confirm Trump's description of Baghdadi "screaming, crying and whimpering" in the minutes before he detonated his vest.
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Yet even as the government was whimpering, in effect, that the country's coffers were running low, money came pouring in for a cathedral.
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The players take to the field unable to look at anything but their own feet, whimpering like an animal in an RSPCA rescue advert.
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The scene plays without dialogue, just stomach-churning sound design layered over Elizabeth's whimpering and panting, but it says so much about their marriage.
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That whatever has been prescribed for things like the whimpering Albertan economy, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in general, and the continued stresses of work.
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Khalessi, who — aside from a little whimpering — kept a brave face throughout the ordeal, has no injuries from her time in the pipe, reports NJ.com.
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But those surveillance feeds could not show what was happening in an underground tunnel, much less detect if Mr. al-Baghdadi was whimpering or crying.
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Fearing for his life — "whimpering and crying and screaming all the way," according to Trump — Baghdadi detonated the vest, killing himself and his three children.
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Whether the women of Double Whammies are building up a whimpering, wounded ego or escaping a dangerous situation, it's all there in Support the Girls.
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Shortly after, Gibb heard his 80-pound (36-kg) female Husky called Sasha whimpering in pain and found a cougar pinning her to the ground.
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The simpering, whimpering kids we see protesting this election are indeed the future –and it's one where law and order can go out the window.
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"My uncle is trying to start the ceremony, and there's Rusty whimpering and whining and howling, a mix of all three really," Ms. Guilmette said.
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Only animals, the film suggests, can resist the killer's allure, as we watch a whimpering dog back away when Bundy and Liz visit the pound.
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Mark A. Milley on Trump's claim that ISIS leader was "whimpering and crying" before his death: "I don't know what the source of that was." pic.twitter.
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In August, the small canine was found whimpering in the yard of a home in Wandiligong, a city in Australia's state of Victoria, according to CNN.
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Before addressing Paper Boi's business, the contacts open a compartment to their RV. Out tumbles a cornrowed, whimpering man in boxer briefs, held captive for unknown reasons.
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One customer said that when they spoke to customer service on the phone, they "heard a baby crying or whimpering," on the other end of the line.
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This is her thing these days – as the sun comes up, she nudges the door to our room open and makes little whimpering noises at the bedside.
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The moment she wailed "don't let her go, don't let her go," followed by a whimpering "bring her home to us," my body was seized with cackles.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that Baghdadi died "whimpering and crying" in a raid by U.S. special forces in the Idlib region of northwest Syria.
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" Noonan added that half the president's tweets show "utter weakness" and called his attacks on the media and Republicans in Congress as "whimpering accusation and finger-pointing.
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Noise is the most immediate sensation, like the whimpering of a woman (Rascia Darwish), blood-soaked and alone on the floor of a single-occupancy public bathroom.
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The study found, among other things, that pet owners rated the sounds of a dog whimpering to be as sad as cries coming from a human baby.
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During the emergency call, Springer could be heard whimpering in intense pain while Parks told the dispatcher that she was "bleeding pretty bad" and needed immediate help.
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Inside is a gagged and handcuffed LaGrange, wide-eyed and whimpering as the detectives threaten him with rape and execution for his past crimes against young victims.
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Baghdadi died after running into the end of a tunnel, "whimpering and crying and screaming all the way," as he was chased by American military dogs, Trump said.
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He was not scared; he did not run whimpering for the hills; he led the charge into near-certain death without so much as a breastplate for protection.
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Because I too had been pushed out into another world I lay there with the baby whimpering in my arms, both of us wide awake in the darkness.
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Firefighters in Nashville got an unusual job thrown their way on November 24, when a resident called authorities over a whimpering noise they heard in their apartment building.
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Trump had previously said Baghdadi was "screaming, crying and whimpering" in the moments before his death — a characterization the top U.S. military commander in the Middle East, Gen.
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I got out and didn't see anything at first, but when I walked back a bit, there was this enormous puddle of blood, and I heard a whimpering.
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It's also unclear whether the recount, combined with Trump's continued baseless whimpering about voter fraud, will lead to any long-term diminution of public faith in our political process.
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McKenzie told reporters that he could not confirm that Baghdadi was "whimpering and crying" in his final moments as President Donald Trump claimed in his televised address on Sunday.
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Morrissey stood in all his coy, gyrating glory, wearing not one, but two unbuttoned purple shirts while whimpering to the camera about youthful bodies pierced by organic foreign objects.
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That puzzle was declined, but I felt like I could do something more with all that Scrabbly goodness, which resulted in hours of grown-up whimpering and hair-pulling.
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Milley also said he didn't know where Trump got the information on al-Baghdadi "whimpering," but left open the possibility the president heard it from someone he hasn't spoked to.
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The horrifying 33-second video was shot in slow motion and shows the dog whimpering in fear as the man looks at the camera while holding it by the neck.
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The Southern Indiana Animal Rescue, where Napoleon currently calls home, posted mega-cute footage last week of Napoleon "throwing a tantrum," which basically means a lot of whimpering and squirming.
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" Add to that, just a few days before, Trump had launched an assault on Fallon via twitter claiming that the comic was "whimpering" and urged him to "be a man.
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" So if Mangan — whose given name turns out to be Alfred — is a spoiler and a fraud, he also has a heart: "a whimpering little heart, but a real one.
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Madiha is crying after a thwarted nap, Arif is whizzing up the stairs with Zayn not far behind, Mizan is whimpering for the iPad, and Sara needs a nappy change.
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Clinton to raise an arm like a goddess, and point to the place her rival came from, and send him back there, into his own space, like a whimpering dog.
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He was whimpering, screaming and crying," Trump said from the White House Diplomatic Room on Sunday, adding that "Baghdadi and the losers who worked for him … were very frightened puppies.
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That is the electoral map so many political scientists I know predicted, with Trump's whimpering path through the old Confederacy petering out with an anemic showing in the Old West.
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But that's just the opposite of the tight, whimpering scrum University of Toledo education professor Dr. Katherine Delaney saw in traditional lockdown drills during her dissertation work in a Midwestern kindergarten.
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Georgie and Poppy Carlton, those wacky, whimpering British aristocrats played by Ed Gamble and Amy Hoggart, continue their unofficial royal tour of the United States and document the whole thing on YouTube.
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" However, Gidley reiterated that Baghdadi "was one of the most grotesque people on the planet and he died just as the President said -- crying and whimpering and running from his ultimate fate.
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Raj was out for a morning walk in New Delhi when he heard whimpering and traced the sound to a puppy that had become stuck in a boggy drain between two roads.
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The second video, captured by a prison guard at the Texarkana, Texas, jail, begins with the guards on top of the 330-pound Sabbie and ends with him whimpering in his cell.
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Whether their owner's deployment was long or short, the dogs erupt into that singular, irrepressible doggy celebration: bounding, tails wagging maniacally, rolling on their backs, whimpering and grinning, weaving between the soldier's legs.
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The only indications that the drug may be working in an animal are behavioral changes—if the dog stops limping or whimpering in pain, or stops freaking out from anxiety when left alone.
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As one clip plays, viewers can hear the slap of the whip, the whimpering as each man is forced to turn his head to the camera and beg his family to send money.
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But the word also evokes a homogenized space, a Monocultural Cinematic Universe in which everything is bright, vapid, and family-friendly, and any whimpering of dissent is smoothed over into sameness: monotonous culture.
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All of the centuries when borders from India to Africa, from the Middle East to British Columbia, were drawn by besotted and bewigged Englishmen may end with the whimpering last gasps of Brexit.
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But the stark contrast between Cantwell's tough talk to Vice and his whimpering like a baby, immediately after learning that the police might be looking for him, turned him into an object of ridicule.
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I say goodbye to my parents while their dog starts whimpering because he can't come with me (their dog loves being at my house because of our two dogs that he can play with).
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Chased by the dogs and confronted by a dead end, Baghdadi - "whimpering and crying and screaming," according to Trump - ignited his suicide vest, killing himself and his children and causing the tunnel to collapse.
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The pup was also given a wood pallet to stand on, which was allegedly added by McKee's neighbors, who claimed Hank was crying and whimpering outside for four days while the reality star vacationed.
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You can't drive yourself home, of course, when you are whimpering in pain, unable to use your arms, with four drainage bags hanging from your torso, delirious from anesthesia and barely able to walk.
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Ming's surroundings were less glamorous: an apartment in a housing project where his residency remained an open secret among neighbors who could not ignore the occasional roar or whimpering, or the scent of urine.
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His health declined, and by July 2015, he had stopped eating and spent his time sleeping or whimpering in pain in his mother's arms; the hospice team told the family he would die soon.
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The dog could act one way at the foster home, but if it's their first day at the shelter they might be stress-barking or whimpering, but you wouldn't know that unless you asked.
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Jada Pinkett Smith pees onto a crowd while hanging from a zip line, too, but she does it accidentally, while whimpering with shame; when Haddish follows suit, she does it with both intention and glee.
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It films itself spitting out POTUS's groundless accusations and whimpering loser bullshit onto what looks like receipt paper, sheers them off with scissors, sets them aflame, and gingerly drops the burning embers into an ashtray.
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And now, after the Brussels atrocities and hearing the haunting screams of children in the dark after the train attack, and in their whimpering in clouding dust at the airport, I am no less angry.
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There is a certain restraint at work, as if Greengrass is stepping back from the extreme intimacy of the violence in United 93, but to hear children whimpering in fear manages to be more disturbing.
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He had no desire to treat his opponents with correctness or decency, and forfeited the usual etiquette and protocol for gaudy spectacle and a penchant for cruelly beating people to a whimpering, chastened and degraded pulp.
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WASHINGTON — It was a vivid scene worthy of the ending of a Hollywood thriller, the image of a ruthless terrorist mastermind finally brought to justice "whimpering and crying and screaming all the way" to his death.
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Jam-packed with lingering shots of the adorable baby Dumbo whimpering for his mother and welling up with big elephant-sized tears, Dumbo (2019) plays more like a vaudeville-era ASPCA campaign than a children's movie.
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When Trump delivered the "whimpering" line, many officials assumed he had spoken to some of the commandos who carried out the raid -- but as of now the White House has not confirmed that he has done that.
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Jimmy Fallon "is now whimpering to all that he did the famous 'hair show' with me ... [and] that he would have done it differently because it is said to have 'humanized' me," Trump wrote in a tweet.
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That ruthless economy and storytelling craft extend throughout the film, turning a potentially cheap exploitation horror film into the kind of breathless collective nightmare that's best experienced in a theater, with hundreds of other gasping, whimpering viewers.
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Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr., the head of the United States Central Command, declined to repeat Mr. Trump's assertion that the Islamic State leader was "whimpering" before he detonated his suicide vest after American troops raided his compound.
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Some told CNN that the smell of smoke or their dogs whimpering were the only warnings they got before the fires tore through their neighborhoods, forcing them to flee their homes in the middle of the night.
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Trump first made the comments that al-Baghdadi was "whimpering" and "crying" and "died like a coward" on October 27, but The Times was not able to corroborate those details with officials familiar with the military operation.
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" After the shark kills a child on July 4, Vaughn is a whimpering mess, still barely able to take action—a moment that recalls Trump's disastrous public statements a week ago, before he began to act "presidential.
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In images of Carmon on the store's surveillance video, she appeared "to be slightly crying or whimpering," and "she had the appearance of being under the influence of a drug or alcohol or both," according to the affidavit.
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"As rescuers were arriving, Andy and Jennifer, who were also hiking in the area, heard Stanley whimpering and barking for help, he was pinned under a log jam with only his head above the water," the post said.
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The president also made claims about the operation, including that the ISIS leader was "whimpering," that were said to have left US officials scratching their heads wondering where he got such info and even whether it was true.
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President Donald Trump provided vivid detail of the mission on Sunday, saying the terrorist leader was "whimpering and crying and screaming" before he died by detonating an explosive vest in a dead-end tunnel with three young children.
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Plenty of factors have led up to Frank taking this fall: Bonnie's whimpering voicemails, years of guilt over his involvement in the car crash that caused Annalise's miscarriage, a lifetime of never quite knowing how to live with himself.
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" Noonan, a conservative who has been critical of Trump in the past, said half the president's tweets show "utter weakness" and cast his attacks on news organizations and members of his own party as "whimpering accusation and finger-pointing.
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Mr. Trump has long sought to identify himself with the toughest of soldiers and loves boasting of battlefield exploits to the point that he made up details of an account of a "whimpering" Islamic State leader killed in October.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump asserted in his televised address from the White House Sunday that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was "whimpering and crying " before ultimately detonating his suicide vest in a tunnel as US commandos closed in.
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The cage fills with smoke, and the monkey becomes distressed, whimpering while its tiny hands search for an opening at the seams of the cage and in the walls, streaking the condensation and film on the glass with its panicked motions.
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We've come out to drink over-priced Red Stripes, not to listen to you, perched on the edge of the curb, whimpering about someone you will continue to hang out with, or have sex with, regardless of our continued drunken support.
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General Milley said he has not even talked to the commandos who were on the ground as part of the operation yet, when asked to confirm Mr. Trump's claim that Mr. al-Baghdadi was whimpering and crying before he blew himself up.
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I have zero interest in watching more Negan — his turn from Hannibal Lecter to whimpering man-child in "What Comes Next" was so quick and unmotivated that I nearly got whiplash — so I guess that leaves it to new characters and new complications.
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Only it didn't work because they had terrible Wi-Fi signal service, and they fell asleep whimpering in their hotel bed, watching as the spinning loading wheel of death never advanced and they forgot all about the free trial they'd signed up for.
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After a final season that saw two powerful queens reduced, respectively, to going mad and dying whimpering in a cave collapse, the show's choice to place the future stability of Westeros on a bunch of male shoulders feels deeply regressive and thoughtless.
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Indiana Governor Mike Pence's looming nomination for the vice presidency, and the whimpering failure of the #NeverTrump movement's convention coup, consecrate the Republican Party's decision to accept Donald Trump as their party's standard bearer and make peace with the kind of politics he practices.
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In 2014, after whimpering out to a senior Germany side 7-1 on their home turf in the semi-finals, the game left a mark so deep, Brazilians can't refer to it as a loss—they simply call it "7 – 1″ or "7 x 1.
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It was a whimpering comedown for a day that was supposed to mark the opportune moment of the "Never Trump" movement, which began with the unprecedented action of the party's past nominee, Mitt Romney, taking to a podium to vilify his near-sure successor.
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President Donald Trump, speaking in a press conference on Sunday, painted a vivid picture of the mission that he said left the extremist leader "whimpering and crying and screaming" before he died by detonating an explosive vest in a dead-end tunnel with three young children.
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And the magnificent Clarke (who arrives on Broadway later this season in the title role of "Caroline, or Change") transforms a character often portrayed as a whimpering doormat into a strong, self-aware woman who knows the choices she has made and is determined to honor them.
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READ: Baghdadi blew himself up "whimpering and crying," says Trump Amid sporadic violence Tuesday, the UK-based monitoring group the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that Syrian government forces and the Turkish military had clashed for the first time since Ankara launched its invasion three weeks ago.
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He described the raid that killed Mr. al-Baghdadi in graphic terms and belittled the ISIS leader as having "died after running into a dead end tunnel, whimpering and crying and screaming all the way," and that he "died like a dog," one of Mr. Trump's favorite invectives.
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Mark Milley told reporters at a press conference Monday that he assumed Trump had heard details of al-Baghdadi's demeanor during the raid, which Trump described over the weekend as "whimpering and crying" in "panic" as a result of U.S. forces closing in from U.S. commanders on the ground.
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That Mr. Trump seems to have made up the scene of a whimpering terrorist may be shocking on one level yet not all that surprising from a president who over the years has made a habit of inventing people who do not exist and events that did not happen.
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Donald Trump gave a graphic description of the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in Syria following a US raid, claiming that he had died "whimpering and crying and screaming" after igniting a suicide vest in a dead-end tunnel with three of his young children.
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Abigail Wardle was holding her 11-month-old son Oliver in a hospital bed soon after he came out of a coma when something shocking happened Oliver was originally sent to the emergency room when Wardle noticed he wouldn't eat and was whimpering in pain, according to UK-based publication Mirror.
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"Given the strength of the job market, favorable demographics and rock-bottom mortgage interest rates that make buying a home very affordable, the existing home sales market should be roaring instead of whimpering," Svenja Gudell, Zillow's chief economist, wrote in reaction to the weak August home sales report from the Realtors.
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" And in a contrast with Obama's sober address to the nation about bin Laden, Trump's freewheeling appearance before the cameras was filled with descriptions of gruesome imagery -- "his body was mutilated by the blast" -- and he openly mocked the terror leader, saying he died "whimpering and crying and screaming all the way.
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" She continued: "I had an incident where I thought he got hurt because something happened to his leg and he was crying and crying and whimpering, and I started crying and I was like, 'oh god tell me what happened,' and it's like, he's a dog he can't tell you what happened.
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And I'm sure people will disagree with me here—just the implication of my question, the suggestion of my question—how many people in Scranton, Pennsylvania, care about what he said in that answer compared to people in newsrooms that are—whimpering and whining with their, you know— HALPERIN: Almost -- SCARBOROUGH: With their soy lattes?
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"The Tonight Show" host became the unlikely target of a presidential tweet on Sunday, when President Trump -- apparently responding to delayed coverage of a Fallon interview conducted by the Hollywood Reporter -- said that the host is "now whimpering" about the criticism he received for tousling then-candidate Donald Trump's hair during a September 2016 appearance.
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Statovci's writing in this scene has an affecting lyricism: He pulled a compass out of his pocket, and as the boat headed west he pressed his hands against his forehead and began letting out a series of strange whimpering sounds—he was sobbing—and I held out my hand to him and he took it.
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READ: Trump said Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi blew himself up "whimpering and crying" Any such withdrawal would only be a boon for ISIS, said Henman, who said the group exploited the security vacuum left by the departure of U.S. forces in 2011, in the years leading to the establishment of the so-called caliphate in 2014.
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It's a far cry from its creators' "American Horror Story," of which Ms. Bassett and Ms. Britton are veterans, but the initial cases on "53-25-25" are only slightly less macabre, including a baby whimpering from inside the plumbing of an apartment building and a snake lover whose python won't loosen its grip on her.
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" Boot also deleted a tweet in which he essentially made the same argument while also challenging President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE's unverified claim that al-Baghdadi was "whimpering and crying.
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But according to current and former military and national-security experts who spoke with the media after the raid, the gripping, public details — down to precise timings and tactics — could come back to haunt the US.Trump relished describing al-Baghdadi as "whimpering and crying and screaming all the way" before his death, having been pursued into a network of subterranean tunnels by the US forces before detonating a suicide vest.
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" (He then goes on to enumerate all of the ways in which Thomas Tallis is inarguably a fantastic composer.) Of Britten's choral writing, he claims that the "Missa Brevis" is "the best of [his] commissioned liturgical works" — I found myself whimpering into the pages, "But what about 'A Hymn to the Virgin,' with that macaronic text and that Jacob's ladder up to the lines 'Of all thou bearest the prize, Lady, queen of paradise'?
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Asked about President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE's comments on al-Baghdadi's final moments — Trump described him as "whimpering and crying" and in "panic" as U.S. forces closed in on him — McKenzie said that he could not say where the president had heard such details.
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Enough already with the media bemoaning the attacks of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on "fake news" and the media as a whole; you'd almost think we were living in a totalitarian state from the constant whimpering and wailing.
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The deceased former ISIS leader is rumoured to have had four wives, according to the AP.Read more:Turkey captured ISIS leader al-Baghdadi's sister, who was living in a trailer 50 miles from where he was killed by US special forcesOfficial says ISIS leader al-Baghdadi 'whimpering' and 'crying' before his death sounds like something Trump 'made up'New video shows Delta Force operators swarming ISIS leader al-Baghdadi's compound in SyriaDrone footage shows completely leveled compound where ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi died
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Read more:ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has been killed in a US military strike, according to TrumpTrump says ISIS leader al-Baghdadi died 'whimpering and crying and screaming' after trying to escape through a dead-end tunnel and igniting a suicide vest that killed 3 childrenUS troops demolished ISIS leader's suspected building to prevent it from becoming a shrineTrump kept Pelosi and key Democrats out of the loop on the strike against ISIS leader al-BaghdadiTrump thanks Russia and other nations for helping with the US mission to kill ISIS leader al-Baghdadi
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It Is a Good Time to Think Lately I've been reminded Americans are very good at talking about what we think is inside of us and what we think is not, also good at talking about what we think should stay outside what should stay away as well as what we think has to remain beyond the perimeter of our exhausting subjectivity So many vast bags of men very good at saying what they say they know & don't & what we know & don't & what is what that's the thing Americans hold — it's not my fault it's never my fault it's amazing how we get caught in this echo this echo becomes an anthem did you hear it this week it was so very loud a little whimpering shape of a little doughy man playing victim?
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