Before I competed in the Whistling Competition, though, I wrote to my whistling idol, Geert Chatrou asking how to prepare.
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Unlike with many vocal alarms, the wing whistling is hard to fake or misfire because the whistling is only produced when the pigeon is fleeing danger.
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"[Whistling]'s always been this thing I never intend to do, and then it sounds so damn good" There's these sort of obvious associations with [my] whistling.
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To see if this funky "P8" feather was the source of the whistling, the team ran feather removal experiments, seeing how the whistling was impacted by removing the P8 and adjacent feathers.
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Come to Inter Milan where 85,000 are whistling at you.
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At first, the wind sounded like someone was whistling outside.
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Dolan: The whistling makes me feel like it's a Western.
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"We heard a whistling sound then the explosions," Omar said.
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Whistling for me used to be a really solitary thing.
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However they may well be whistling into the wind there.
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"I've been whistling ever since I can remember," he says.
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A man whistling on his stoop on a sunny afternoon?
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Who feels like whistling a relatively happy tune?
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Even Selena Gomez's "Kill 'Em with Kindness" features actual whistling.
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You can still hearthe whistling teeth of the secretary there.
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Just last summer, the company was whistling a different tune.
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Up went an arm as she stopped, whistling a penalty.
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The men start to desperately call for Izzy, clapping and whistling.
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To duplicate Johnson's whistling, music director Colin Frechter added the ocarina.
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I'm seeing a lot of whistling past the graveyard about this.
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It's almost like they're whistling past the graveyard of their predictions.
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I'm not whistling past the graveyard of a possible second Watergate.
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Whistling through my lungs and into the open air, I sing.
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Its head lolls onto her chest, breath whistling through its teeth.
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This unexpected civility is a form of whistling past the graveyard.
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He listened, for whistling wind, falling branches, roof slates decapitating pensioners.
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And even though Trump has been much less interested in dog-whistling about African Americans than he has in dog-whistling about Latinos and Muslim Americans (who he says are all unassimilated at best and potential terrorists at worst), black voters know dog-whistling when they see it, and they're well aware that the people Trump has activated don't love black people either.
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But there are elements of whistling past the graveyard in such pronouncements.
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Crashing waves, whistling wind, a marine sanctuary — it's all gonna be okay.
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Like others dolphins, they make whistling sounds through blowholes to communicate underwater.
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It's not enough to just walk to the subway station, whistling away.
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These whistling projectiles are reminiscent of another noise-making, terror-inducing weapon.
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D. Whistling in a way that sounds distinctly like a bird call?
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The same is true with Whistling Straits, which Dye designed in 1998.
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"That felt better," Ms. Moynahan said, whistling appreciatively, and Mr. Scheffing agreed.
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Andrew Das: Colombia fans whistling insistently every second England has the ball.
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He walked ahead of me, whistling as though he had not heard.
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The racket could be accompanied by whistling winds — sporadic gusts are predicted.
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Nobody's jumping up and down and chirping and whistling Dixie or whatever.
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Overhead, a snaking maze of aboveground iron pipes pumps out whistling steam.
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And the truth of Trump's life as a politician is that he has repeatedly shown a willingness to engage in the sort of racial dog-whistling -- and, sometimes, outright whistling -- that he knows motivates some portion of his base.
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If the whistling evolved to actually do something, what would that even be?
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And it turns out, we're better at whistling a tune than singing one.
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In the end the giggling at Tronc is journalism whistling past the graveyard.
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In one of the sound samples, a strange whistling can also be heard.
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I strut through the lobby, whistling absentmindedly and looking down at my clipboard.
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In "La La Land," Ryan Gosling begins to sing "City Stars" by whistling.
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You're whistling along as an ark's worth of animals are starving and dying.
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Smoke filled, strobe pulsing, sweat pouring, everyone rocking, stomping, whistling jack, jack jack!
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His skin itched and he had a whistling pain out the left lung.
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Instead of metaphorical bells and whistles, there were actual bells and people whistling.
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Sean Lomax likes to tell people he came out of the womb whistling.
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You can attract them by whistling, but you do so at your peril.
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Kaymer, who won the event in 2010 at Whistling Straits near Sheboygan, Wis.
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But he's been known at the courthouse for his whistling for many years.
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"There's just too much that's wrong to be whistling past anything," Cramer said.
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When the church grew quiet, a symphony of whistling furnaces could be heard.
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"You hear 'em coming in, hear 'em whistling," Martin says of the shelling.
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Headphones on, the wind whistling, the surge of the speed was palpable, truly.
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UPDATE: The Nevada GOP is whistling and saying there's nothing to see here, folks.
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To give singing a fair chance, we compared it to whistling instead of instruments.
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Picture tumbleweeds and faint wind whistling over an abandoned town — we're getting dramatic here.
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Buoyed by the effervescent whistling of its single "Let's Go Surfing," the band's Summertime!
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Unsurprisingly, most of the liberated birds left in a hurry, whistling as they went.
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Cue some creepy whistling because here comes Chad, ready to crash a friendly bonfire.
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"You don't have business stopping me," Duterte said in his latest news conference, whistling.
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I bring all the whistling qualities into singing rather than the other way round.
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There's also a tepid kick drum and unforgivable Lumineers-core whistling for good measure.
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"I'm the guy walking around with his hands in his pockets, whistling," he said.
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He made an Egyptian gesture, tapping his head, rolling his eyes, and whistling: crazy.
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He's leisurely whistling all the while, which helps to build some of the tension.
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You feel a rush of anxiety and thrill every time the tracks start whistling.
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Fans said the whistling happens organically, but activists have tried to latch onto it.
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For the past few hours, they've been whistling to see if anyone needs help.
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The ones whistling while they work are REFS, who use whistles on the field.
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The Trump campaign dismissed the idea that the video was dog-whistling extremist ideologies.
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The dying art of pigeon whistling, or "geling," was still alive in the hutong.
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It honestly sounds like somebody is just whistling at your window the whole night.
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The point is that the dude you hate is whistling outside and not inside.
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They ignited brilliantly and descended, whistling softly and casting shadows that spun and danced.
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When pigeons heard the whistling of a P8-less pigeon, they mostly just sat there.
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A single mistake would send Honnold whistling through space, untethered, until he hit terra firma.
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Despite all this practice, people were closer to the target note when they were whistling.
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Just then, whistling in the shadows, Negan shows up, banging on the gates to Alexandria.
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For example, over half of British women under 30 said that wolf-whistling was unacceptable.
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Did no one have a video of him whistling "City Of Stars" to plug in?
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This story was originally published on December 173, 2015 at 8:30 a.m. Catcalling. Whistling.
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"Whistling past Dixie" and the heartland was a fatal strategy and contemptuous of rural people.
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Most respondents in the younger age group said wolf-whistling was "sexist and completely unacceptable".
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These whistling objects would have been flung at the natives in an all-out assault.
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His occasional whistling of a Mozart riff proves a vital clue to what's going on.
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"I'm unaccountably pleased that this thing exists," he said, happy as a whistling idiot. ♦
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Though few whistle at his level, Lomax remains insistent that anyone can improve their whistling.
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Never before have I seen this kind of dog-whistling to court anti-choice voters.
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The loudest noise on a recent day was the autumn breeze whistling in the trees.
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The boy is in the bathroom when the first bullet comes whistling through the window.
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Instead, the language employed is subtle, the racial dog-whistling pretty much wink and nod.
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I got plenty of space to get the fuck away from the weird whistling guy.
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It's so easy to do phrasing with whistling that's almost impossible to do with anything else.
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Through his orchestration, Desplat also gives Elisa a voice, practically speaking in Desplat's score through whistling.
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The transmissions are still being translated, it sounded like a whistling percolator coming over the comm.
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Peppa Pig, the sassy anti-whistling British pig of renown, is stirring up trouble in China.
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"Now, I know many of you probably think I'm whistling past the graveyard here," Cramer said.
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Who remembers "A Mountie and His Sister," the 1937 no-singing, no-dancing, all-whistling flop?
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It took ugly episodes of voter suppression activity and racist dog whistling to upset their momentum.
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The singers cupped their tongues, circled their lips, and narrowed their throats, creating high, whistling overtones.
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Check out the video above to learn more about Lomax and the keys to professional whistling.
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The whistling that greeted his arrival at the Paris salon suggests that they have not forgotten.
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But Nehlen takes Trump's dog whistling to anti-Semites and white supremacists to a new level.
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They experience a constant ringing, buzzing, hissing, chirping, or whistling sound in one or both ears.
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"They disrepected the Azan (call to prayer) by slogans, booing and whistling," Erdogan told the crowd.
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She sucked her teeth in exasperation, and it sounded as though she were whistling through them.
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Every few minutes we heard whistling, which meant the killer was approaching, and scrambled to hide.
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Long before cellphones, whistling allowed Turkish farmers to converse across long distances in the Pontic Mountains.
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When those we are defying aren't listening, we might as well be whistling into the wind.
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Her work calls to mind a child's tactics of self-soothing, like whistling in the dark.
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Kati roll with veggies (a construction worker in dusty boots, whistling the theme song to "Frasier").
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Most whales and dolphins vocalize, but dolphins and toothed whales mostly make clicking and whistling sounds.
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Such books are a cry of pain and fear, a terrified person whistling past the graveyard.
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A video showed a huge crowd of people screaming and whistling as they welcomed the Taliban.
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He was greeted by protesters whistling and shouting "Shame!" at a ceremony to mark Tuesday's anniversary.
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Matt Damon can be seen whistling his approval as "Moonlight" producer Adele Romanski steps up to accept.
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I didn't sleep well last night because the heater in our bedroom makes a loud whistling sound.
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That I often have people laugh and dismiss it, but I'm excited for the future of whistling.
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Before you know it, your own commentary becomes a whistling, six-burner range of tempests in teapots.
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The whistling is so unexpected that Oliver at first wonders if a stranger is in the house.
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Even more unusual was how he first gained international attention: by playing guitar and whistling in unison.
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This rhetoric, with which we have now become too familiar, isn't just racial and ethnic dog whistling.
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Catcalling, wolf whistling, and inappropriate comments may finally come with a price — at least in one country.
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As children scramble onto the horses, he checks everything — whistling as he goes — before starting the ride.
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During our car trip, he was boyishly restless, drumming on his knees and distractedly whistling a tune.
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His 6-month-old boy is shrieking in the room next door, contributing to the whistling din.
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Hadn't the rowdy boys cheered louder for my talent, which was whistling like a somewhat demented bird?
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I found her whistling and making knishes, those potato pies I'd have sworn only machines could produce.
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Then he walked past, whistling, and tapped Alisak's head with the canvas like he was a drum.
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Three whistling winners left Djokovic standing as he broke and Gulbis looked dangerous when leading 4-2.
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Todd Browne exited the elevator, whistling, as Charlotte moved in for a second, firmer embrace of Gerald.
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I think people are whistling past the graveyard thinking it will be a walk in the park.
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One morning, there was a sound of distant whistling, and several of us ran toward the riverbank.
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He watched Nixon rally the silent majority with a law-and-order message and racial dog whistling.
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This, more than Mr Trump's nationalism, populism or chauvinist dog-whistling, is the essence of his divisive appeal.
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People without a helmet won't hear droid noises coming out of your mouth — they'll just hear quiet whistling.
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Onstage, Republican elected officials and movement leaders spent the first day of the event whistling past the graveyard.
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They're walking through the woods and hear a bunch of whistling, so now they're running in a panic.
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Hissing and whistling [at girls] are seen as "normal" within certain male demographics, because they think it's cool.
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Andrew Das: The crowd is turning on Spain's possession now, whistling as they just toy with the Russians.
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The crowd was on its feet, whistling and shouting for the South African-born Edmund, Britain's transplanted son.
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This tactic is reminiscent of genocidal dog whistling and consistent with a history of oppression of transgender people.
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" Her interpretation is delivered with the casual charm of "a passer-by whistling something strange and ear-catching.
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Enthusiasm for radical leveling is whistling out of the hard-left fringe and blossoming into a mainstream mood.
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He was tortured and killed in Mississippi in 1955 after being accused of whistling at a white woman.
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Joanna Lumley is facing criticism for her defense of wolf whistling in a new interview with the Daily Mirror.
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When Melania Trump showed up on the Jumbotron, cat calls, whistling, and "Ooh la las" rippled through the crowd.
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With astronauts, though, it seems the people of Google are more curious about pee, whistling, and Earth-bound immigration.
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Recently she told a 41-year-old stockbroker to "speak up" to colleagues who were annoying him by whistling.
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"(From "Whistling Swans") "You do not have to walk on your kneesfor a hundred miles through the desert repenting.
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However, this new edition is sure to have everyone whistling while they work up something tasty in the kitchen.
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The 14-year-old black teen was killed in Mississippi in 1955 for allegedly whistling at a white woman.
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So if you'd end up on the side of a mountain, you'd have the wind whistling around your ears.
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Andrew Bird is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, perhaps known best for his violin playing and his whistling.
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"They are whistling past the graveyard if they think it is not going to hit the exchanges," he said.
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One Kenyan journalist claims to have witnessed dealers whistling to each other as a signal to hold down prices.
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He could have used the moment to address his own past dalliances with racist dog whistling during the campaign.
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The Redskins are one of five N.F.L. teams using so-called beeping or whistling footballs to emphasize ball security.
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I swam a dozen lengths while the wind rippled through the trees, whistling like waves crashing on a shore.
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They also gave them a blast of good-natured cheer, with plenty of singing and whistling day or night.
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Players were often asked to abandon the standard twelve pitches: glissandos, microtones, whistling harmonics, and other breathy noises proliferated.
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Well-wishers gather in the street, dancing, laughing, whistling and sprinkling the open coffin with hundreds of flower petals.
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The teakettle in the kitchen started whistling at 5:30 each morning; showers ran cold after the first three.
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There was bomb called a doodlebug, and it had a whistling sound, because it was driven by an engine.
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I can recall the sound of the waves, the scent of the wind whistling through the stand of pines.
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Maybe the markets are whistling past the graveyard, but my sense is that this is the playbook right now.
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The uncanny whistling of whirly tubes began to mix with the clattering of rolling wood, while shakers pulsed and hissed.
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Coupled with the Bing Crosby-like whistling and Billy Joel-esque melody, the song has the feel of a classic.
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But, four in 10 women over 55 say wolf-whistling is acceptable, and 19803 percent even said it was flattering.
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David Socha was the first American to referee a World Cup match, whistling one match each in 1982 and 1986.
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It is a sound like the screech of nails on a blackboard as if released with a whistling wet flatulence.
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The reply came in the form of a sharp crack, then the soft zip of a sniper's bullet whistling overhead.
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Walking in mid-rehearsal, you might not have realized there were people inside the boxes, whistling — heard but not seen.
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What I remember best about this moment, though, was Michael Beasley whistling to himself at his locker as it happened.
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When the bullet came, it wasn't the blaring noise I'd feared, but a whistling shot followed by a flowery fragrance.
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"Frankly, we have been whistling past the graveyard for decades" on some threats facing the United States, Mr. Pompeo said.
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Fear of MS-13 members whistling at dusk, a taunting reminder that they were watching and waiting, armed and pitiless.
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The dancers are now audience members; cheering, screaming and whistling as professionals or students emerge from backstage for their performances.
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Our research shows that highlighting the class agenda behind the constant racial provocations provides the best antidote to dog whistling.
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But it missed its mark, just outside the Melrose Houses in the South Bronx, and kept whistling through the air.
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I find it far easier to tolerate the whistling emptiness of boredom than the casino rattle of too much stimulation.
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So instead, the company is whistling past the graveyard, issuing starry-eyed business plans and paying its executives big bonuses.
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After night fell, they heard the whirring of helicopter blades followed by the whistling sounds of objects falling from the sky.
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That August, he was kidnapped, beaten and shot to death, ostensibly for whistling at a white woman at a convenience store.
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Till, who was from Chicago, Illinois, was killed in Mississippi in 1955 for allegedly whistling at Carolyn Bryant, a white woman.
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"Stocks have been whistling past this graveyard for a few days but they are finally starting to pay attention," they added.
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"6AM," the first track on the EP, is a dark and moody stunner, filled with whistling synths and steady, rumbling percussions.
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The toads all have a high-pitched, bird-like call, but each species' whistling vocalizations sound quite different from one another.
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Till, by contrast, was 14 years old in 1955, when a white woman accused him of flirting and whistling at her.
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Reading the spin of modern-day Mad Men on this trend, it certainly feels like they are whistling to the gallows.
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" Chung had placed the phone in her purse when "she heard a whistling and screeching sound, and she noticed thick smoke.
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Meanwhile, America's through-the-looking-glass election cycle this year has cast a new spotlight on an old phrase: Dog whistling.
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But even a genteel appraisal must address the invisible whistling octopus in the room: the ex-stockbroker's own sharp-witted skulduggery.
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Unfortunately, I find whistling seems to be mostly used in gimmicky ways, and not to its full potential as an instrument.
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For the people who were at the helm to pretend like that isn't the case is just whistling past the graveyard.
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Read more: Whistling and staring at women in the street is harassment – and it's got to stop What is 'everyday sexism'?
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Europe will defend their Ryder Cup crown in the biennial event against the U.S. at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin next September.
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Court and Spark is an album filled with true musicianship, and enough funk sensibility to knock Mitchell's whistling lamentations into songs.
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And the internal architecture of that Truffula tree looks very much like this whistling thorn acacia that we see in Kenya.
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Impeccable, from the barnyard whinnying to a pickup's faint growl: a whistling medley of Americana, ready-made for a campaign ad.
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He also was fifth at the 2015 P.G.A. Championship, where Whistling Straits offered a links-like setup along Lake Michigan's shoreline.
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The team keeps winning, the fans keep whistling, and in this way a fraught national conversation recycles itself almost every spring.
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The Knicks had played Kanye's "Power" as a prompt to get the crowd keyed up, and Beasley was whistling the chorus.
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There's a more effective way to defang dog whistling that emerges from recognizing that playbook involves far more than racial pandering.
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Dog whistling starts in the 1960s with language that is transparently supportive of segregation masked in the language of states' rights.
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And when he does that, he's dog-whistling to the white supremacists, the [Ku Klux Klan] KKK and the dangerous people.
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There was a whistling sound and an explosion — supporting American firepower for a street battle that was about 100 yards away.
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As we talked, we heard the whistling that announced the Mashco, and I followed Maldonado to the edge of the bluff.
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The birds—crested pigeons (Ocyphaps lophotes)—have long been recognized for their loud flying, but new research has revealed how they make the whistling and just what these strange sounds are for: the whistling wings function as an alarm, telling other pigeons that danger is near and to vamoose, and it's unlike anything known among birds.
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I used to work with this exceptional pink man who used to cheerfully whistle—actually whistle, whistle-while-you-work march-into-the-mines-to-die whistling—and once he'd got comfortable enough whistling aloud in the office, he graduated to fully singing lines of verse, out of nowhere, at a pitch just above a speaking voice, i.e.
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The train whistling teleports me to my boyfriend's house, where you can hear trains pass by in the middle of the night.
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Whistling and hoping may not be much of a strategy but for now they are all the Fed, and we, may have.
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On the factory floor, for example, she often experienced "unwelcome and pervasive harassment" including "inappropriate language, whistling and catcalls," the lawsuit reads.
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"I have never witnessed such extent of catcalling in a public space — the unapologetic staring, whistling, commenting, and even grabbing," she said.
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As such, some organizations on Facebook use coy in-jokes and other far-right dog whistling tactics to circumvent Facebook's algorithmic filters.
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Following up with a check-up one year later, the boy was in good health and his lungs were no longer whistling.
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While it's great that Washington appears to have avoided another truly stupid, self-inflicted government shutdown, Congress is whistling past the graveyard.
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I was given piano lessons and exposed to lots of music, but whistling was never encouraged or nourished in any particular way.
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By 2005, at least one powerful Republican saw fit to cop to and offer a mild apology for decades of dog whistling.
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" Ms. O'Sullivan also has a playful side, skillfully wolf whistling and at one point leading the audience in a chorus of "meows.
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Yet they keep going — like Cage through the gathering storm of whistling, chanting, hooting and stomping — immersed in discovering what comes next.
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Yet, to pretend that the facts outlined above don't hint of a troubling pattern, is just so much whistling past the graveyard.
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Schaller is professor of political science at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and author of The Stronghold and Whistling Past Dixie.
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The 20053-year-old from Chicago was visiting the South when he was accused of whistling at a white woman and murdered.
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The tune she's whistling is "The Itsy Bitsy Spider" — the last song she had stuck in her head before she was kidnapped.
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This one seems to be in the tranquil but distressed process of whistling out her ass a delightful tune on a flute.
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International sports federations routinely stage championships in China, hoping to mine the market while whistling past the open shafts of differing values.
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Pulock gave the Islanders a 4-2 lead at 4:13 of the second with a whistling slap shot from the point.
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When I visited in March, I could hear a worker whistling all the way from the other side of the vast hall.
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Ireland's Padraig Harrington will captain Europe at next year's Ryder Cup as they look to defend the title at Whistling Straits, Wisconsin.
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For instance, many of Kygo's productions are propelled by a whistling, plucking virtual instrument, halfway between a pan flute and a harpsichord.
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Verona boss Ivan Juric denied the abuse after, saying that it was "nothing more" than "whistling and teasing," according to the BBC.
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The wind is whistling more sultrily as the director Daniel Fish's seductive deconstruction arrives on Broadway by way of St. Ann's Warehouse.
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Think of a teakettle whistling so loud that the noise interrupts conversations in the living room when my bedroom door is closed.
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Bopape asks various African people to record themselves singing or whistling the tune and she broadcasts their contributions in the courtyard space.
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Poope developed the Audiopill to harness a side effect of Sirio—"Whistling sounds within the patient's head"—to create vibrations inside you body.
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Murphy's theory about dog-whistling lines up with the fact that many of Trump's supporters are white, and many have expressed racial resentment.
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It is even balanced, something so rare that Mr Pritzker's Ukrainian ancestors might have likened it to a crayfish whistling on a mountain.
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Even if these points of difference amount to nothing more than whistling in the dark, the prognosis would still not be too bad.
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In the corner, Julianna Barwick performs her serene original compositions on an electric keyboard, at times inflected by her eerie singing and whistling.
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It was a cornerstone of the right's so-called "Southern strategy"—dog-whistling to appeal to racist voters without making that racism explicit.
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The Koch-funded Republican freshman represents a district where Emmett Till, 14, was lynched in 1955 for allegedly whistling at a white woman.
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Peppa's meme equivalent to Arthur's famous fist involves a 2100 episode, "Whistling," in which Peppa pettily hangs up on her friend Suzy Sheep.
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No one wishes to be the next Lindbergh or Chamberlain whistling in the wind as the next Hitler heils his way to power.
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If you thought Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall were really just talking about whistling, these surprisingly racy film clips will set you straight.
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But at his Tuesday news conference, Day acknowledged that the pressure didn't peel away after his major breakthrough last August at Whistling Straits.
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The mothers reported that they kept practicing this whistling method until they no longer had to remind their children to use the bathroom.
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Then he showed me the song's video, which features children dressed like Soviet gymnasts training to blow up ceramic pots with superpowered whistling.
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The trick is to hum while whistling, he says, using the cavity between his nose and his upper palate to resonate the noise.
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His close call at Chambers Bay and his 15-under-par finish at Whistling Straits, he said, indicate he is not far off.
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I promise, Apple is not dog-whistling their bias against the city or any of its millions of residents by oversimplifying the bagel.
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There was also booing, whistling and jeering from the veterans who wanted a full apology and further compensation for World War Two suffering.
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Alex Eaton-Salners is back, and he will have you humming or whistling a very familiar refrain before you're done with his puzzle.
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The wind vibrated in a low, haunting whistle that made me realize, for the first time, what a whistling wind really sounded like.
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"There are companies in Silicon Valley that are rocket ships," Mr. Small said, making a whistling noise and upward motion with his hand.
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The biennial contest between Europe and the United States is scheduled for Whistling Straits on the shores of Lake Michigan Sept. 25-27.
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In contrast, the race-class story makes clear that dog whistling against people of color threatens the interests of many white people, too.
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That's because Trump's language is a form of racial dog whistling — using code to interject race into political conversations and trigger racist fears.
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Yes, there is the possibility for dog whistling here, which leaves the media with little to fact-check or challenge on factual grounds.
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His hardline immigration agenda, combined with his dog whistling, have made many people reexamine the role of ICE in the context of unauthorized immigration.
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Image: Geoffrey DabbIf the whistling had evolved as a signal, there would likely be a specific, physical adaptation consistently responsible for producing the noise.
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To test this, the researchers examined the whistling under different types of flight: normal, casual flight, and "escape" flight caused by a simulated threat.
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Later that night, Mr. Hanash heard the helicopters and the whistling that he said was caused by barrel bombs carrying some sort of chemical.
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Hurwitz described telling his parents to stop the car so he could record himself whistling on his computer before sending the demo to Chazelle.
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If anyone can stay that committed to whistling and not breakout into laughter when a tiny ninja pops up, they need to be applauded.
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Whistling death, in the form of mortar rounds and rockets, can fall from the sky in any corner of the city at any time.
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While 76 percent of British people over 65 saw wolf-whistling as harmless fun, only 32 percent of 18- to 24-year-olds agreed.
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"I think we're all kind of whistling nervously and taking our lead from Steve Kerr: strength in numbers, baby," Goodby said in an email.
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Given everything, Hammond seemed oddly ebullient—drumming his thumbs on the steering wheel, whistling a little despite a few raindrops blossoming on the windshield.
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I hope Joe is out there somewhere, swinging high above the landscape, the wind whistling in his ears, his mother looking on and beaming.
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Then, when the mothers noticed those signs, they would hold their babies over a potty and make a whistling sound while the baby peed.
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The former Mayor, Christian Estrosi, was heavy-handed in some of his actions, like his crackdown on whistling, but Nice prospered during his tenure.
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There were free kicks and bicycle kicks, charging headers and whistling shots that needed little more than an inch of space to be unleashed.
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Till was killed in Mississippi in 1955 when he was 14 years old by two white men for allegedly whistling at a white woman.
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He has not had a top-25 finish in any tournament since he tied for 210th at last year's P.G.A. Championship at Whistling Straits.
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He appeared to be screaming but the only sound that came out was moist and whistling like a garden hose with a pinhole leak.
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The officers dutifully stood guard, but eventually grew weary, whistling at each other and doing jumping jacks to pass the time and stay warm.
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As soon as the decision was announced, people went out in the streets of Istanbul banging on pots and pans and whistling in protest.
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At first, I planned to use phrases that humorously changed "Z" sounds to "S"s, which in my mind was adding a whistling sound.
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Whistling past the Banco Popular graveyard, many seem eager to ignore the warnings this failure raises about rising risks in the European banking sector.
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Before I even stood, I heard the whistling of intense wind; the lighthouse's clifftop position is one of the most exposed on the island.
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The engineers' creation is called SQUID, short for Streamlined Quick Unfolding Investigation Drone, and it looks rather like one of those whistling Nerf balls.
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If it weren't New York City and if it didn't feel a little dystopian, we'd all have been slapping high fives and whistling tunes.
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In their relentless march from host to host, infectious diseases seem to underscore what we know, but -- whistling past the graveyard -- try to ignore.
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"The last time I think I played high rough was probably Whistling Straits," Woods said, referring to the 2015 P.G.A. Championship, won by Day.
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In August 1955, 14-year-old Emmett Till of Chicago was accused of whistling at a white woman at a grocery store in Mississippi.
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Another Cosby spokesperson invoked Emmett Till, a black teenager brutally murdered in 1955 after a white woman accused him of whistling and grabbing her.
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Through coordinated blowing similar to whistling, Arugha thrills audiences with renditions of popular Afrobeats songs from Nigerian performers such as Teni Entertainer and Burna Boy.
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Spared the sweltering conditions of the day session, Federer barely raised a sweat in hammering Basilashvili, sending 31 winners whistling past the 117th-ranked Georgian.
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Indeed, to render his speech as yet another litany of small-bore policy requests for Congress to ignore would be whistling loudly past the graveyard.
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"During our investigation, we had many personal experiences, including whistling, cold spots, seeing furniture moving on its own, and hearing crying or weeping," he explains.
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Then you can spy the zebra finches with their honking song like a miniature traffic jam, and yellow canaries lightly whistling, flitting around the space.
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Amid this drama, Jeff Weiner, the CEO of LinkedIn, has been like a man whistling as he bikes safely beside the century's craziest car crash.
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Here, fans exploit all sorts of mechanics to make Link move faster — one common method involves whistling while mashing the sprint button to run infinitely.
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His method—campaign for the base, govern for the elite, and maintain unity through a mix of partisanship and nativist dog-whistling—has proved unpopular.
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The film follows Mamie's fight for justice after her 14-year-old son was murdered in the South for allegedly whistling at a white woman.
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The left sees the KKK as a sleeper movement set to awaken upon hearing the appropriately coded dog whistle; it criticized Donald Trump for whistling.
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Its dialogue between electronic and acoustic sounds is engagingly orchestrated, as players respond to clicks, bleats and gurgles with squirrely bow strokes and whistling harmonics.
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If they wanted their baby to pee after feeding or napping, they used that whistling sound to initiate and sort of cue peeing or pooping.
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That's why he "can very easily disengage from relationships if they're not going well, and the next day be whistling like nothing happened," he said.
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A new essay suggests that the patas monkey and its ecological relationship with the whistling thorn acacia tree inspired Dr. Seuss's famous environmental children's book.
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That's when my mom struck upon an idea: She had been whistling in a store and someone told her it was good for the lungs.
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The 67s were the highest score to lead the opening round of the P.G.A. Championship since Matt Kuchar shot 67 at Whistling Straits in 2010.
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As he poured the wine into my glass, I heard the faint whistling of breath in his nostrils and caught a whiff of his aftershave.
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"It can be very noisy in the dorm, with lockers closing, prisoners yelling, the cutting of the toenails, the fighting, and the whistling," he says.
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But the current team would be advised not to dump too much on their predecessors as "whistling past the graveyard" or otherwise ignoring the problem.
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So, I think, Putin is whistling in the dark hoping maybe that nice talk or would he interpret as nice talk will carry over into action.
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The Republican's hardline immigration agenda and dog whistling has forced many to reexamine what type of role ICE is playing in the context of unauthorized immigration.
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Instead, the whistling of passing trains and the chirping of crickets provided a distinctive soundtrack to the infield chatter and the slaps of balls hitting mitts.
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Their populations in Kenya have plummeted by half over the last few decades, said Dominy, because the tree they depend, the whistling thorn acacia, is struggling.
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The girl's family reportedly had been feeding the sea lion and whistling or holding their hands over the water, as if they were holding a treat.
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The 70-second teaser, put together by YouTuber TheDoctorOfWill, features Ryan Gosling whistling as he strolls into an abandoned building in an eery orange futurescape. Nailed.
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Many in Malaysia's economically powerful ethnic Chinese community saw the criticism against Kuok as racial dog-whistling ahead of a very close and hotly contested election.
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Every climate change-induced natural disaster, between now and the election, presents an opportunity for Clinton to portray Trump as whistling past the Louisiana flood waters.
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The brevity of its 19-second video "Whistling," above, and the simplicity of the exchange between its anthropomorphized butt and penis (yes, really) convey just that.
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Moving at the same speed as the train, which was whistling along now, moonlit coves flashing by, the ocean out there somewhere, gravid in its depths.
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By the time I got my clothes back off, it felt like a fresh, minty breeze was whistling through every nook and cranny of my skull.
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Freddie, who represented Hungary at Eurovision with a performance that featured several whistling background performers and a shirtless man playing a giant gong, will also perform.
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Politicians warning about crime rates from undocumented immigrants or job losses, in Kaufmann's view, are dog-whistling to address white ethno-nationalist concerns about cultural change.
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HOUSTON — The flashes came, at first, in jagged intervals: a sharp cut, a smooth scramble, an assertive plant-and-throw, the ball whistling toward a receiver.
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Today, there are about 10,000 people in the region that can communicate by whistling, and an app is being used to try to preserve the language.
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Nearby, a whistling maintenance man, yellow-and-black drill in hand, repaired the door to one of the scanning rooms; it wouldn't shut all the way.
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Kenyatta cut short his address just after he started, when loud whistling began, forcing the speaker of the assembly to intervene and eject some opposition lawmakers.
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Rather than look into any of this, congressional Republicans are whistling past the graveyard and have plunged the country into a constant state of constitutional crisis.
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It's not really a seismic, ooh-inducing scene, and it's not like Kraglin's poor whistling arrow skills shift the Marvel universe, but it is pretty funny.
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Instead she found herself the subject of "unwanted and pervasive harassment" by the mostly male staff, including "inappropriate language, whistling, and cat calls," according to the lawsuit.
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That night, I slept swathed in a glittering blanket of stars, with the sound of the wind whistling through the dunes remarkably reminiscent of the ocean. 5.
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My bedspread was covered in writhing luminous starfish, arcing rainbow-colored nematode worms, and there were neon skeletons walking through the walls, whistling merry tunes to themselves.
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In the video, you can hear people laughing and whistling at sea lion and holding their hands over the water, as if they were holding a treat.
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The high-pitched whistling sound was so weird that it led astronaut Gene Cernan to say "no one will believe us" at the time they heard it.
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But instead, Coogler — a Bay Area native himself — mixes in bone-chilling reminders of its outcome, like the haunting sound of BART trains whistling on their tracks.
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It was watching the documentary Pucker Up, a dive into the strange world of the International Whistlers Convention (IWC), that first piqued Lewis's interest in professional whistling.
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He also led after the P.G.A. Championship's opening round at Whistling Straits, only to follow with a 73 as Jason Day and Spieth began to pull away.
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But look, no one's had a good midterm since 2002, and I think you're whistling past the political graveyard if you think you'll escape that challenging environment.
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Programmers note that a system like this can't build larger projects out of small snippets of code which, to be fair, sounds like whistling past the graveyard.
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Ten years on, and Whiley is one of the most successful bartenders in the capital, founder of award-winning bars like Worship Street Whistling Shop and Purl.
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Tens of thousands of protesters gathered along Barcelona's Diagonal Avenue on Tuesday to call for their release, whistling and shouting "freedom" and "out with the occupying forces".
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"The abuse aimed at Balotelli was denied by Verona boss Ivan Juric, who said, according to the BBC, that it was "nothing more" than "whistling and teasing.
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The Times reporter wrote that he himself ventured out to the house, "whistling to keep his courage up," but found only a small, curious crowd gathered outside.
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About 400 people gathered Saturday outside the news conference, chanting, whistling and booing far-right supporters as they entered the compound, guarded by security and police officers.
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Britain's Big Squeeze NORTHAMPTON, England — It was a seething, stomping protest in this ordinarily genteel medieval town: Throngs of residents, whistling and booing, swarmed the county hall.
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The dog-whistling has not abated with time; some would argue that anti-Semitism directed at Soros has become, at least under Orban, a state-sponsored contagion.
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Duda's homer, his 17th of the season, was a whistling line drive into the visitors' bullpen in right-center field on a 3-2 fastball from Lynn.
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Much of the debate around Trump's tweet has centered on whether he is dog-whistling to violent groups who promote white supremacy or is just being sloppy.
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He was whistling while taking pictures of the empty freeway, and when their eyes met he grinned and she could see the gap between his front teeth.
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The roof was where Angie held court, whistling over house children like Venus, Carmen and Danni whose job at the function was to come gossip with mother.
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This time, not only did I notice the painted arboretum, I could swear I heard wind whistling through its leaves, along with sobs and moans and hisses.
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Instead of NASA whistling in the dark about near-Earth objects, it's now working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to figure out plans for potential catastrophes.
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His instrumentation leans on strings, percussive interludes, and his signature whistling, which can bring a song into happier focus or send it careening off into a despondent aside.
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Wolf-whistling proved to be the most divisive behaviour, with 21980 percent of 267-24 year olds, and 59 percent of 25-39 year olds considering it inappropriate.
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The Safe Spaces Act (Republic Act 11313) bans groping, sexual slurs, cat-calling, wolf-whistling, stalking, and making repeated unwanted sexual remarks or advances in all public spaces.
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Blind confidence that that the system will remain stable is like whistling past the graveyard, unless measures are taken to make sure that dangers to democracy are checked.
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About 22% of the kids had a common allergy, 1013% had eczema, 12% had asthma, 11% had wheezing with whistling, and 9% had hay fever, the researchers found.
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The Women of the Wall were seldom allowed to pray in peace; they were often jostled, blocked, had water thrown at them or were drowned out by whistling.
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Williams sent many returns whistling back to the baseline, occasionally getting a thumbs up from her coaching team, while others sailed way beyond the margins of the court.
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My mother always raved about the traditional Chinese toilet training method, where parents use a whistling sound to teach babies to relieve themselves into the toilet on command.
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Hinch, the manager of the Houston Astros, denied reports that his team had been relaying catchers' signs by whistling from the bench during the series opener in Houston.
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Earlier this week, Schiappa announced plans for a new law against sexual harassment and violence that would fine men for wolf-whistling and lecherous behavior, among other measures.
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"The market has done a good job of whistling past the graveyard when it comes to trade policy," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR.
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Bautista Agut remained calm, and was soon leading 3-1 in the next, having sent a backhand return whistling past Tsitsipas to break him in the second game.
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In an October debate, Gillum said that DeSantis "has spoken" through his actions, and suggested that his dog-whistling matters, whether intended or not: Mr. DeSantis has spoken.
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Opened earlier this month, Black Rock is the latest bar from Tom Aske and Tristan Stephenson, the guys behind London's Worship Street Whistling Shop and Surfside in Cornwall.
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And there's a big giant screen and the conductor comes out and they're getting ready to do the Doug opening—you know, Fred Newman whistling and all that.
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Willow & Everett Surgical Whistling Teapot with Tea Infuser, available from Amazon for $36.99 Mom can enjoy a lovely cup of tea with this 3-liter stainless steel teapot.
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The streets are quiet, the trains aren't whistling past, and the man who irons clothes in front of our house hasn't opened the stall's shutters in five days.
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Second, using San Francisco as a symbol of moral decay is a convenient way of dog-whistling several prejudices which "respectable" politicians do not want to voice explicitly.
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There was rapturous applause, loud whistling, when the Senator, a national hero, came onstage that night, in his leather vest, string tie, jeans, cowboy boots, and silver spurs.
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Even today, when it is harder and harder to make journalism pay, it remains profitable and widely circulated, whistling past the graveyard of many a mangled media property.
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Together, the new studies suggest that whales are not just whistling in the water, but constantly evolving a form of communication that we are only beginning to understand.
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"The sound of a solo drummer, whistling, pop songs, rap, almost everything that has a musical quality to it, melodic or rhythmic, would activate it," Dr. Norman-Haignere said.
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Just like singing, whistling makes a continuous range of pitches by passing air over a quivering mass of cells, except that when we whistle, we trade larynx for lips.
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The 35-year-old Silicon Valley star donned a tuxedo — well, half of one, plus a whistling set of lips painted on his stomach — as he made his entrance.
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Crowds gathered outside the local headquarters of Spain's ruling People's Party (PP) and the Spanish national police headquarters in Barcelona, whistling and waving the red-and-yellow regional flag.
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A superb driver — unarguably one of the best in the game — McIlroy shrugged off the whistling afternoon winds for most of the day as he pursued Spieth's early 66.
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He has filled that gap with ethno-nationalist dog-whistling; where he has tried turning the whistles into action—as in his attempted travel ban—he has been checked.
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Carbs, meat, eggs, fresh herbs, and a little heat: this dish is the Pied Piper, whistling from the kitchen, and we're the hungry little rats, helpless to its draw.
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The whistle in the show's theme was inspired by The Smiths song "How Soon Is Now," but not its iconic guitars: Snow took inspiration from lead singer Morrissey's whistling.
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There's no evidence that the TSA's list of "suspicious behaviors" — including yawning, whistling, staring, and complaining about security too much — actually help spot terrorists, a new federal report finds.
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Nevertheless, the rule of thumb endures — airflow equipment is still sold with labels advising against lower flows — keeping flows whistling in most buildings above 2300 percent at all times.
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Those who continue to swear by Iran's compliance with the JCPOA (the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, commonly known as the Iran nuclear deal) are whistling past the graveyard.
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"They're whistling past the graveyard," said Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia's Center for Politics, when asked about GOP skepticism of a presidential coattail effect in 22019.
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We must reject the race baiting, fear-mongering and dog whistling of the Trump campaign and vote with our conscience for a candidate who embraces diversity and exhibits tact.
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Anyone who witnessed that scene on the 18th green at Whistling Straits no doubt would be surprised to learn that Day had nearly separated from Swatton three years earlier.
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They're laying bare the subtext of his speech and policies, revealing how they appear to angry white people primed and frustrated by the past century of Republican dog-whistling.
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According to the AARC poll, black voters do recognize the stakes of the election, and Trump's dog-whistling to white nationalist voters has resonated negatively among African-American voters.
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Backup point guard Lindsay Whalen had leaked out ahead, and at full sprint Moore gathered her dribble and sent a one-handed bounce pass whistling through the transition defense.
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After whistling for kickoff, the referee Norm Schachter realized that his whistle was stuck to his lips; when he tried to remove it, the skin ripped from his mouth.
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As she reminded me, for seven years she hadn't been able to tell her "whole story," and now that she could, the words were whistling out in a torrent.
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A new chapter was added on Wednesday, when some news media reports emerged that the Yankees had become upset with the Astros for whistling during Game 1 in Houston.
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Catcher Kurt Suzuki told The Washington Post he heard whistling from the Astros' dugout during the World Series, just as the Yankees claimed in the American League Championship Series.
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It was named after a 14-year-old boy who was lynched in Mississippi in 1955 after a white woman accused him of grabbing her and whistling at her.
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The juniors jostled on the benches in their common room, pushing and shoving and whistling, while, on our balconies in Middle House, we clutched our crotches in mock agony.
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In 2018, they were accused of clapping in the dugout to relay stolen signs, and in this year's ALCS, the Yankees said they were whistling to do the same.
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He kissed his mother's forehead as he left for work, but he was whistling to himself, oblivious of her sadness, her fear, completely self-enclosed in his new happiness.
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Whatever issue you care about, you gotta come to the table to figure out how you're going to defeat racialized dog-whistling in order to build public confidence in government.
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I recently caught up with Bird on the phone to talk about how he got involved with Baskets, why whistling is so personal for him, and living in Galifianakis's house.
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Yet by embracing the optics — Trump welcoming the idea that being "prayed over" serves as a rhetorical countervailing force to an FBI investigation — Trump and his handlers are dog-whistling.
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This skill could be anything that requires a rapid decision: passing to an open wide receiver, whistling a foul call, responding to gunfire after a report of breaking and entering.
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Two months later, he missed a playoff at the P.G.A. Championship at Whistling Straits after he was penalized for grounding his club in a fairway bunker on the 72nd hole.
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I believe they bear responsibility, not for the attack itself, but for the current mood: for the inflammatory language, for the finger-jabbing, the dog whistling and the overt racism.
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Riling up the base and making this base very angry and making it racially charged by dog-whistling endlessly, year after year, has consequences, and this is one of them.
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In the beginning of the movie, we see a short horror story in Stella's bedroom that's not in the "Scary Stories" books called "The Whistling Room" by William Hope Hodgson.
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Decades of appealing to Christian conservatives, while also slyly dog-whistling to bigots, produced the inevitable clash between these two factions that exploded at the Republican convention on Wednesday night.
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Then a whistling noise, as low as a breath, and above them in the sky, exploding outward, red blossoms, and yellow and then green, leaving soft fronds of gold behind.
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Unlike those who can barely hold a tune while whistling, Lomax hits every note precisely, even going so far as to practice with a frequency tuner to ensure accurate pitch.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads High-pitched and twittering, the sounds of pre-Columbian whistling jars might fool listeners into thinking they're in the presence of tiny, exotic birds.
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Blood gushing down his face, Mr. Ubben dropped to a knee as he heard the whistling of more inbound mortars, he testified Wednesday at the Federal District Court in Washington.
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" And they come upon the next guy on his knees with his masonry tools, and he is whistling and aglow, with a song in his heart, and he says: "Me?
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By the hour mark, the crowd of 20,21 plus had turned on both teams, whistling loudly when first France, and then Denmark, shuffled the ball around midfield, showing little intent.
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A chilly wind was whistling through the encampment at the foot of the Córdova-Las Américas International Bridge, where Juan, the farm laborer, had settled with his family in September.
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Many commentators seized on the line as a clue to the president's thinking, his "white-nationalist dog-whistling," as Jonathan Capehart, a columnist at The Washington Post, bluntly put it.
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These two voices are calibrated according to who's listening, but, together, they shine a light on the distinct sort of racial dog-whistling that's a crucial part of his politicking.
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The trio closed the early set the first night with "Do Re Mi Fa Sol," Mr. Hekselman whistling the tune's lullaby melody as he strummed a warbling, two-chord progression.
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The anti-Semitism scandal surrounding Women's March leadership unfolded over several tense months, during which they publicly associated with anti-Semitic Farrakhan and engaged in anti-Semitic dog whistling and bullying.
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Or even just an old country house with the wind whistling...just the idea that we can be different and feel different things and learn and have experiences we never imagined.
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The law came into effect last August days after outrage erupted in France when a man hit a woman after she confronted him for wolf-whistling her outside a Paris cafe.
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Yet it has also exacerbated deep chauvinisms without which the explosive success of Mr Trump's racist dog-whistling and the seething mood of his lily-white crowds cannot easily be explained.
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At a campaign stop this week in his home town of Amiens, in northern France, Mr Macron was greeted with jeering and whistling by factory workers angry at its threatened closure.
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At his London concert on Tuesday, it was those tracks, along with other favorites from "Once Upon a Time in the West" that had the audience whistling and clapping the loudest.
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Last year, Lewis—who's known professionally as Whistler's Sista—competed at IWC, the world's foremost whistling competition, and took home the champion's trophy, cementing her place as the world's best whistler.
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But in the likelier event that he screws some things up—if unemployment or the uninsured rate climb significantly—boasting about saving 300 Rexnord jobs will be whistling past the graveyard.
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A history of well-documented dog-whistling back in the 90s has caused many people of color to develop a healthy skepticism towards her desperate attempts to extend an olive branch.
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Crew members Eugene Cernan and John Young discuss the odd whistling sound in the tape that was confidential in 1969 at the height of the space race with the Soviet Union.
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Image: John Reid/Trimontium TrustArchaeologists working at an ancient Roman battlefield in Scotland have discovered a type of pierced sling-bullet that made a whistling sound when hurled at the enemy.
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She was finishing a shift at Coldstone Creamery in a mall, she writes, and was walking through the mall alone when a group of men began "whistling and meowing" at her.
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It can be everything from whistling to blocking a person's path to groping, and is designed to make women feel unsafe, as blogger CeCe Olisa explained in an essay for Refinery29.
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The lines on my forehead are a result, in part, of contemplation; the ones around my eyes are from laughter; the ones around my mouth from my incessant habit of whistling.
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Inspired by the Tristan legend, Messiaen's riotous celebration of love is a loopy, visionary kind-of concerto for piano and the whistling ondes martenot: Think of a Chagall painting in sound.
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The end point of this journey: Should you desire an audiobook of "The Phantom Tollbooth," this is a fine one; but me, I'm leaving it in the vault with Washington's whistling.
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" His version of "Ol' Man River" punctuates a homage to Paul Robeson with anarchic howls; he tears into Clarence Carter's hit "Strokin'" and struts through Tom Waits's "Whistling Past the Graveyard.
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The last time a Sneakoscope wouldn't stop whistling in one of Rowling's books, it was because it detected the animagus Peter Pettigrew concealed in the form of Ron's pet rat, Scabbers.
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These are sensitive topics that our society is nervously whistling past, unwilling to highlight because to do so looks an awful lot like moralizing, a mortal sin in our "enlightened" times.
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The social psychologist Claude Steele's 2010 book "Whistling Vivaldi" examines stereotype threats — predicaments in which people worry that others are judging them solely because of their race or gender or age.
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There was even talk that the Paris agreement's 187 remaining signatories were better off without the US. But a lot of that commentary had the tenor of whistling past the graveyard.
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"To us, it is so self-evident that we can't keep on going in this direction," said Axelle, raising her voice above the drumming, whistling and shouting of her fellow protesters.
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He can't hide the fact that disasters driven by climate change are costing more lives and money with each passing month, while he keeps ignoring science and whistling past the Earth's graveyard.
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Howling planets, whistling plasma waves, and pelting space rocks: the sounds of space are spooky — and NASA compiled a list of them to make your Halloween party a little bit more nerdy.
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The basic moderation problem has splintered into a number of different scandals over the past two years, including disturbing children's content, terrorism videos, white supremacy dog whistling, and radicalization via YouTube's algorithm.
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For many, his public vulgarity and flagrant disregard for civility is out of the norm for an American president; his racist dog whistling and appeal to white nationalists a bridge too far.
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The Supreme Housewares Giraffe Whistling Tea Kettle was made for people with quirky personalities, kids who enjoy tea time with family, and really anyone who shares a love of animals and tea.
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Drake Caggiula struck on the power play at 5:17 of the second period, taking a great cross-ice pass from former Duck Patrick Maroon and whistling a wrist shot past Gibson.
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Indeed, ''Berniebro,'' a term fancifully coined by Robinson Meyer in The Atlantic, became a catchall for a certain kind of dog-whistling, sexist proselytizing on Sanders's behalf, sometimes from his own staff.
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The sad, gruesome tale of innocently whistling Emmett Till can offer insight into this phenomenon of dangerously employed racial imbalances when it relates to the mistreatment, perceived or actual, of white women.
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The cherished brownstone, drawn and diagrammed throughout the book, is a creaking, clanking, whistling haven of delights that evokes the pre-World War II New York City brownstone of Enright's Melendy family.
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The monkey gets most of its nutrients from a gnarly tree called the whistling thorn acacia, in a type of interaction called commensalism, wherein one organism benefits from another without harming it.
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Similarly emboldening is when anti-Semitism and hateful rhetoric is elevated or tolerated, either through appropriating the anti-Semites' rhetoric outright, "dog-whistling" to them, or allowing their hate to go unanswered.
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Even though a few Yankees coaches were angry at the Astros over the whistling then, Yankees Manager Aaron Boone struck a calmer tone publicly, insisting he was not concerned about the Astros.
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In the column, Brooks paints a rosy version of conservative history, one that skates over the movement's dependence on racial dog whistling to appeal to the voters that Trump has openly courted.
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SPLC cited some of the typical reasons for that label: Donald Trump, whose campaign relied largely on anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim rhetoric and anti-black dog whistling, won the 2016 election.
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The sound effect makes for quite the dramatic exit, but until now, science didn't know if the whistling had a specific function or if it was just a quirky byproduct of flight physics.
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Escape flights, understandably, had faster wingbeats and created high-tempo whistling to match, showing that escaping birds sound different than relaxed birds, and that the "alarm" intensity matches the severity of the threat.
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A shaky, 14-second cellphone video captured the moment at dusk when, amid a cheering and whistling crowd, TV news cameras, and bright lights, Rivera looked up and saw the world before him.
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" In the ad, he lists six charges that he said makes Trump worthy of impeachment, ranging from hurting the planet by withdrawing from the Paris Accords and sparking conflict with "racial dog whistling.
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" Going slightly off-script and off-topic, Mr. Cruz also invoked a little gallows humor after someone's phone rang with the whistling theme from Clint Eastwood's "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
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"For now, everybody is kind of crossing their fingers and whistling past the graveyard, saying, 'OK, we tested Monday's lows,'" he added, around midmorning as the worst of the sell-off was abating.
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But the real beauty of it is just riding for, and sometimes against, yourself, hearing the tires hum on the pavement and not much else because the wind is whistling in your ears.
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The same holes that make the ball dance when thrown create, when the ball is hit dead-solid perfect, a high-pitched whistling sound that I've found myself otherwise unable to re-create.
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When Red Bulls defender Kemar Lawrence slid into the pass and took down the wing, the referee Allen Chapman took a moment before whistling for a foul and pointing to the penalty spot.
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Women who took part in the march said on Twitter the chanting and whistling was part of the demonstration and was not aimed at the call to prayer, which began during their protest.
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I take no pleasure in saying this but, right now, it feels like there has never been a more exciting time to be a dog-whistling politician or race-baiting commentator in Australia.
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And to that end, there's the "Ask Real Estate" column, which addresses questions ranging from how to get rid of a terrible roommate to how to make peace with a neighbor's annoying whistling.
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I have an HR meeting and then I may make a piece of content around how to manage people, so all I'm really doing is speaking out loud, I'm whistling while I work.
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" In "A Song for You," amid countryish guitars and a hook joined by whistling, Bashi sings about separation and the slow erosion of memory, "as faint as anything we etched into the walls.
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When Montejo is not actually speaking, his voice and the whistling in the forest, as well as when he meets other people and talks about women; that voice is carried in the flute.
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She experienced the everyday chatter of the world, once beyond her ken: the swishing of her pants, the drumming of footsteps on sidewalks, the chirping of birds and the whistling of the wind.
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Moreover those reforms had many authors—including his African-American predecessor, David Dinkins, whom Mr Giuliani defeated in a campaign remembered for his racist dog-whistling (the contest was dubbed the "Race race").
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What they're saying: "I think there is a lot of whistling past the graveyard about the U.S. consumer and the United States economy versus what's going on globally," Smith said during the call.
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She also said there were incidents of "unwelcome and pervasive harassment by men on the factory floor including but not limited to inappropriate language, whistling, and catcalls" against female employees, according to the lawsuit.
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Disgruntled fans have been whistling Benitez at the Bernabeu in recent months and he also appears to have been blamed for Real's expulsion from the King's Cup last month for fielding an ineligible player.
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"Shoot anything under par here, you're definitely moving up a lot," said Day, the game's hottest player over the past 12 months with seven tournament wins, including last year's PGA Championship at Whistling Straits.
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The ActionAid survey found that almost 80 percent of Indian women in India are subject to harassment and assault that ranges from staring, insults and wolf-whistling, to being followed, groped or even raped.
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Vandermeyden also detailed a 2015 incident in which a group of multiple male colleagues where "whistling" and "hooting and hollering" at her and a female coworker from a platform above as they passed by.
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"If we are to continue our party's legacy, we must reject Corey Stewart's dog-whistling of white supremacists, anti-Semites, and racists," Freitas said in an email to supporters, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reported.
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On Saturday, April 9, at the Cologne Opera in Germany, the Australian composer Liza Lim unveils her opera "Tree of Codes," which includes snippets of a Turkish whistling language from a small mountain village.
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JoJo and Alex then walked away hand in hand, kissing, while Chad roamed the forest until nightfall, casually whistling in a way that makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up.
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You can thank Scavino for many of the racist dog whistling posts that have gone down on Trump's Twitter account including the infamous Star of David on a picture of money and Hillary Clinton.
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While most ass men can usually be found draped over scaffolding or out of van windows, whistling at an endless procession of other people's posteriors, Billy Gunn's particular obsession was with his own ass.
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Any rebellious shopkeepers found not to be whistling while they work on Friday would have their businesses taken over by the government and given to "the people and the working class," the president promised.
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The writer Julian Sanchez, a senior fellow at the libertarian Cato Institute, has used the Parfit example in a discussion of behaviors like whistling at women on the street or jokingly using offensive language.
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Roadside bombs, firefights, mortar shells whistling down in the night — men he fought with say he faced them with a generous wad of tobacco in his cheek and a laconic confidence they found contagious.
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Two years later, some ill-fated whistling swans destroyed the left horizontal stabilizer of United Airlines Flight 297 in the skies west of Baltimore; all 6153 people aboard were killed in the resulting crash.
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The music down there may not be the tune you end up whistling, but it's the scaffolding of that tune that gives intensity and purpose to the melodic lines layered on top of it.
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"Witnesses explained that they initially experimented with communicating sign information by clapping, whistling, or yelling, but that they eventually determined that banging a trash can was the preferred method of communication," the report says.
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He thought about taking the door off its hinges, but then the whistling, the choking, and the moaning were repeated again and again, and the painter realized that the tenant had simply fallen asleep.
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I believe that Trump advisers and the congressional sponsors who think that Kate's Law and the anti-sanctuary bill are only the opening volley on a wide 2017 battlefield are whistling past the graveyard.
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It's a constant confab of rumbling, drilling, whistling, spinning, humming, creaking, rattling, bawling and clinking, and a lot of the time it drives me up the wall, these walls that are much too thin.
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"The senator's bank proposals don't break new ground as she has been whistling that tune since before entering politics," Isaac Boltansky, the director of policy research at Compass Point Research & Trading, said in an email.
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For these elected Democrats to pretend the election was anything but a disaster for the progressive agenda that has been forced on the American people the last seven years, they are whistling past the graveyard.
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Whistling for wee ones in Vietnam A paper published in the Journal of Pediatric Urology in 2012 included interviews with 47 mothers in Vietnam who said they rarely used diapers while toilet training their kids.
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They tooled around in Jeff Park's Ferrari California—simple, working-class people on street corners calling out their love for the car, or whistling at it as Manhattan construction workers would at a curvy woman.
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I met one of them for the first time last night, and 5 seconds later he was showing me a video of a dude whistling a super out-of-tune cover of 'Winds of Change'.
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"You don't want a train whistling in the middle of a backswing," said Jim Moyes, a railroad worker who lives near Edinburgh and who was watching the action from behind the ninth green on Friday.
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Unlike many of the other birds in our crossword aviary, the tit is common in residential areas; some tit species are frequent visitors to bird feeders, and others can be heard whistling in nearby woodlands.
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Today, Rigueur said, the party's commitment to the "Southern strategy" of racial dog whistling, which gave birth to the Obama-era Tea Party, birtherism, and Trump's political rise, has become far too explicit to excuse.
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Then think of this: Once the toboggans hit the bottom of the chute, whistling through the surrounding trees, the wooden creations come screaming onto the ice of Hosmer Pond, like rudimentary rockets, wild and unleashed.
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Still in costume, he takes his devoted fan to an outdoor cafe where, recognized by the patrons and throwing caution to the wind, he sweeps her into a slow tango, whistling seductively in her ear.
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LONDON — For Andrea Pirlo, it was the satisfaction of a free kick, sweetly struck, sweeping "a couple of centimeters over" a defender's head, beyond the goalkeeper's despairing reach, whistling into the corner of the goal.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta challenged the opposition on Thursday to come up with alternative policies rather than indulging in the "sport" of criticising after whistling opposition lawmakers disrupted his annual speech to parliament.
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Vandermeyden, who was hired by Tesla in April 2013, said she found herself the subject of "unwanted and pervasive harassment" by the mostly male staff, including "inappropriate language, whistling, and cat calls," according to the lawsuit.
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YouGov found that older British women viewed certain behaviours, such as wolf whistling, as acceptable, while younger women deemed them inappropriate; while the BBC found that women over 50 are less likely to report such behaviour.
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The researchers also noted the Lorax's beloved Truffula trees not only resemble the whistling thorn acacia, a type of tree found on the African Savannah, but that particular tree actually provides food for the patas monkey.
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Ignoring the crashing of the heavens, and a sea of angry, whistling fans, the Frenchman wrong-footed the goalkeeper and calmly stroked home the second of France's goals in a breathtaking 4-2 win over Croatia.
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The Washington D.C. organizers have also played into an infamous case of sexism in science, while the Los Angeles organizers engaged in racist dog whistling, suggesting that allowing minorities into the march would lead to violence.
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As I stood on the airport curb, wondering what to do, it struck me that the aurora industry was a kind of elaborate whistling for the lights, with all the folly and hubris that this entailed.
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The source of the image in this case was also a movement icon: a 1955 post mortem photograph of Emmett Till, a black teenager who, after being accused of whistling at a white woman, was murdered.
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Mediums are thought to be clairvoyant, so the answer is E.S.P. 10D: "Ones whistling while they work?" took me off on a wild-goose chase, which is the whole point of clues with a question mark.
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The plot involves an intricate conspiracy with a cynical cop (Vlad Ivanov), a femme fatale (Catrinel Marlon) and an international cast of gangsters who communicate in Silbo Gomero, the "whistling language" used in the Canary Islands.
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The ceremony included space-themed music composed specially for Hawking called "Beyond the Night Sky", inspired by a poem and quotes from "A Brief History of Time" and whistling and "shh" sounds based on recordings of space.
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Which simply means, from here, it would be more surprising if the market keeps whistling higher than if it slips back a bit, as investors mull what to do with the market's offer of a do over.
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Again borrowing from students' own words — this time from an essay on social justice — "Maybe some of us will change this" confronts tensions around the border, translating the titular phrase into the Oaxacan whistling language of Mazatec.
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The year before, he achieved a career goal with a run that included his maiden major at the PGA Championship at Whistling Straits before adding two FedExCup tournament wins the next month to become world number one.
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Woke up to a spooky, whistling wind outside and the news that Miami International Airport, not far from our hotel, was reporting sustained winds of 43 miles per hour and gusts up to 70 miles per hour.
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Now Constance gestures to the waitress for another drink; she wants it quickly before the loudly applauded Beth returns from the stage, although Beth appears to be going nowhere, the audience whistling as if to summon dogs.
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Two months later, he placed third in the PGA Championship at Whistling Straits, having pulled within a shot of eventual champion Jason Day's lead after making four birdies in five holes from the third before losing ground.
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Whether we're talking tiny bird heads, dollar-to-euro exchange symbols, or just emojis of people nervously whistling, a collection of tiny symbols and icons are a key part of making your website accessible and visually dynamic.
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"Lockjaw" is undoubtedly 2016's best song about doing so much coke that you can't talk, anchored by a slithery Kodak Black hook and a spooky Ben Billions production that sounds like wind whistling against a windowpane.
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GUTFELD: But the whistling in the dark is bad because you -- what you&aposre doing is you&aposre going to be playing down the -- if people say, hey, Jason said we&aposve got nothing to worry about.
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"That is why I'm begging Janet Yellen and everyone else on the Federal Open Market Committee, please, stop whistling past the graveyard and take a look at some data points beyond the darned unemployment rate," Cramer said.
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With the last six majors producing six first-time winners and fitness concerns hanging over some of golf's biggest names, there is an air of uncertainty whistling through the knee high fescue at this year's U.S. Open.
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But a significant minority of his supporters are—210% of them consider ethnic diversity bad for America, a strikingly high number—and Mr Trump's dog-whistling on immigration seems at least partly designed to appeal to them.
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There are other major venues with plenty of roll in their terrain: Whistling Straits, Chambers Bay and Erin Hills, the Wisconsin course that will make its major debut as the site of the 2017 United States Open.
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"I have called on Hillary Clinton to drop out of the race because she -- she -- put our nation's security at extremely high risk with her careless use of a private email server," Flynn said to whistling approval.
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The essay also suggests that the Truffula tree may have been inspired by the patas monkey's relationship with a spiky tree called the whistling thorn acacia, which the patas monkey depends upon for most of its diet.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: The song sparrow has started singing again, its pure whistling "kee-ke-ke-ke-keeee" punctuating the air in the Cranford Rose Garden in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden on a peaceful October morning.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, who trounced Mr. Crowley, a longtime and powerful member of Congress from Queens, likened the offer to catcalling — the practice of whistling or making unwanted comments to women who pass by on the street.
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Since the days of his early short films and his midnight classic "Eraserhead," Mr. Lynch has pushed the boundaries of motion picture sound design, mixing mechanical clanks, distorted wails, whistling winds and pretty music into evocative soundscapes.
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He included the bold prediction that Erin Hills would "ultimately be a better Open site than the Straits Course at Whistling Straits," a reference to Wisconsin's best-known course, which most recently hosted the 2015 P.G.A. Championship.
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As introduced by Munro (David Paisley) and performed with music-hall virtuosity by his fellow soldiers, these narratives come to represent British bravado in the face of disaster, the equivalent of whistling a happy tune when afraid.
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But after returning to my retrospective, I recognized the dubbing in a way I hadn't before, as crucial to the project, as much a part of the grammar of the spaghetti western as ponchos and spooky whistling.
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"It is time to end the career of a politician who made his way to the White House dog-whistling to his 'Second-Amendment people,' " Olbermann said, referring to a phrase Trump used on the campaign trail.
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Wawrinka, the 2014 champion, put in his most complete performance of the tournament against Tsonga, sending 41 sweetly struck winners whistling past the out-of-sorts Frenchman, a former finalist but a shadow of his usual energetic self.
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Trump's latest dive into dog-whistling came on Tuesday, when he implied "Second Amendment people" might have a way to stop Democratic rival Hillary Clinton and/or her Supreme Court justice nominees if she wins the White House.
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Day, whose best Masters finish was a tie for second in 2011, will likely be under less pressure than previous appearances having already secured his long-awaited first major title at last year's PGA Championship at Whistling Straits.
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" A whistling language like that quoted in "Tree of Codes," she said, speaks to "how we humans adapt to and interact with our environment, not being separate, but really being in a merged relationship with everything around us.
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The dog whistling of this administration serves as a call to action to reaffirm our efforts to protect civil rights and ensure opportunity and fairness for all individuals, especially our students, which are more critical today than ever.
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The most recognizable bit is the montage of whistling, airy sirens that opens the track; it's a twelve-second texture that hip-hop, R. & B., and electronic producers have used to fill out beats for nearly thirty years.
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At 9pm this evening they will once again be encouraged to spend another 15 minutes whistling, all part of the latest peaceful protest action against President Idriss Deby's attempt to extend his 15-year-long stint in power.
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At 9pm this evening they will once again be encouraged to spend another 15 minutes whistling, all part of the latest peaceful protest action against President Idriss Deby's attempt to extend his 26-year-long stint in power.
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After scouring the literature and talking with Audrey Geisel, the author's wife, they determined that Dr. Seuss likely had devised his story after observing the relationship between the patas monkey and whistling thorn acacia during his Kenyan vacation.
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The escape plan is hatched in the Canary Islands, where Cristi meets his co-conspirators, learning to communicate by means of Silbo Gomero, an esoteric whistling language native to the island of La Gomera (the film's Romanian title).
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The Whistlers is a quirky, sly Romanian crime comedy with noir overtones, in which a crooked cop caught in a scheme goes to a remote island to learn a "whistling" language, the better to communicate with his cronies.
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HARARE, Zimbabwe — Tens of thousands of Zimbabweans gathered in the capital on Saturday, hooting, whistling and hugging soldiers as they called for President Robert Mugabe to give up power, days after the military placed him under house arrest.
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As Riley explained, the birds are pretty much flying as they wish; he compared the flag waving and whistling to the signals one gives to a dog when playing fetch — they're essentially indicators to start and stop flying.
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There's been some whistling past the graveyard about this as well, with commentators arguing that since NDCs are voluntary and based on national considerations, they won't be affected by the failure of other parties to meet their targets.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — I was eating lunch on our front stoop last week when a flock of European starlings descended all at once, covering our yard in a commotion of strutting and whistling and picking and whirring.
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As Obama takes this final victory lap, Republicans will undoubtedly accuse the president of running a third campaign, dog-whistling down the wind tunnels of the right-wing blogosphere that martial law and an Obama dictatorship are imminent.
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"I take no pleasure in saying this but, right now, it feels like there has never been a more exciting time to be a dog-whistling politician or race-baiting commentator in Australia," Soutphommasane said at a Sydney university.
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"He wrote 90 precent of it in an afternoon on the back of a laundry list," Pease, a famed literary historian said, noting that Seuss likely watched a patas monkey eating the hardened sap from a whistling thorn acacia.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was on Tuesday accused of being the "most brazen violator" of a new law he approved that would penalize a wide range of sexual harassment, from catcalling to wolf-whistling.
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Bear in mind, these were their early years during which they also heard horrific stories, such as the killing of Emmett Till—the 14 year-old African American boy who was lynched for allegedly whistling at a white woman.
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"A tumult of yelling and whistling and screaming greeted the giant with an exuberance and spontaneous feeling that has not been observed since the demonstration the day the World War ended," wrote Thomas Treanor in the Los Angeles Times.
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" And he or she says "oh" and "yes" and "yeah," and then a pause, exhaling air, making a sound like the wind whistling through the hollow void where your heart once was, and he or she says: "Oh, nothing.
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Irishman Harrington, one of Thomas Bjorn's vice-captains as Europe completed a crushing 17.5-10.5 victory over the United States on Sunday, is odds-on favorite to captain the team at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin, according to Sky Bet.
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But I'd be whistling past the graveyard if I said Langford is elite: he runs upright and takes a lot of hits, and doesn't have that legendary one-cut ability Bears fans are used to seeing from Matt Forte.
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It's the sound of wind whistling through the abandoned malls of America as the Cassandras of contemporary retail cry their doom through corridors lined by fronds of lonely greenery: the end of a way of shopping, and all that.
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It's the best site we've found for streaming endless background noise, whether it's the click-clack of a train on a track, the tinkle of coffee cups getting cleared away, or the sound of wind whistling through the trees.
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To this day, it's impossible for me to think about Martin's premature death and not jump to the murder of Emmett Till, the teenager who was lynched in 1955 by two white men for allegedly whistling at a white woman.
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The PGA Tour schedule from next year will be condensed to finish by the end of August, a month before the Ryder Cup, so everyone should be rested and raring to go for the 2020 event at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin.
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Ron DeSantis when he called her a "Girl … or Whatever," and in August, likened a $10,000 debate offer from conservative columnist Ben Shapiro to catcalling — the practice of whistling or making undesired comments to women who pass by on the street.
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The lengthy delays to play owing to VAR has led to whistling from disgruntled supporters and been criticized by figures including Colombia coach Carlos Queiroz, just as the technology has become a huge topic of debate at the Women's World Cup.
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As for that high-pitched whistling shriek, they concluded that the deer blow air from the glottis (the opening between vocal cords in the throat) through the nasal cavities—much like how air vibrates as it moves through a flute.
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Sliding out of his seat, Dag stamped down on the end of the leash as it whipped past, whistling to the dog so that it turned toward him in time to save itself from a violent jerk to the collar.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Three-times French Open champion Mats Wilander hit out at Roland Garros officials after the day's highlight match on Monday between Alexander Zverev and Fernando Verdasco was halted early in the evening, leaving fans wolf-whistling and disappointed.
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Though Schnatter has corralled many supporters on the right (note, too, that Schnatter also donated $1,000 to President Trump's campaign), his statements have struck some as convenient dog-whistling wherein he's scapegoated athletes of color, such as in the tweet below.
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Whether Mr Goldsmith's dog-whistling would have failed elsewhere in the country is debatable; provocative dividing lines akin to (albeit less lurid than) those he attempted to draw in London worked well for the Conservatives in last year's general election.
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After his brain cramp at the P.G.A. Championship, Johnson drew criticism for not summoning a rules official to assess if the spot where his ball had come to rest was in one of the hundreds of bunkers that pockmark Whistling Straits.
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At a time of racial anxiety and some violence in America, they are about to nominate a man who has risen by dog-whistling to the worst racial prejudices, against Hispanics, blacks and immigrants of all sorts, of white America.
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"Emmett Till would have been 77 years old this year had he not been lynched," Rush added, referring to the black teenager killed in 1955 after a white woman falsely accused him of whistling and making a sexual advance at her.
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Stewart takes no risks with his material beyond lingering, with an exquisite ear, upon the language of the wilderness in winter, as bracing as the atonal song of wind whistling through the bare boughs that scrape soundlessly against the sky.
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Liberals penned tomes like Whistling Past Dixie: How Democrats Can Win Without the South; they mass-shared post-election screeds like the anonymously written "Fuck the South," which went viral soon after it was published in a Seattle weekly in 215.
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Two years ago, it got the current House speaker, Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, in trouble, when members of the Congressional Black Caucus accused him of dog-whistling in comments on the "inner-city" culture of men who don't work.
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But whistling — the European equivalent of American boos — at the Spanish anthem at the Copa del Rey has become a particularly inescapable gesture precisely because of Barcelona's unique position as a soccer powerhouse and a vessel for pro-Catalan ideals.
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And when the song was pulled from the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, on the putative grounds that it did "not embrace enough elements of today's country music," Cyrus hopped on a remix to add "authenticity" — whistling and whiteness, basically.
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"Refusing to listen to your 'whistling,' your country has stopped ticking, and your heart has stopped beating," Hong Bing, the Shanghai bureau chief of the Communist Party's official newspaper, People's Daily, wrote on her timeline on WeChat, an instant-messaging platform.
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But he cannot summon up his whistling bravado from before; he is still hesitant and uneasy, and as he edges his way closer to the back steps he wishes he had a better idea of what he is supposed to do.
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Schlosberg's scoring—whistling tones of bowed vibraphone and cymbals, the harplike sound of strummed piano strings, the slide of a shot glass on an electric guitar—put a modernist frame around the action, although the substance of Donizetti's score came through.
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I began scouring the floor on the local high street, in every crack and crevice on the side of the road, nonchalantly whistling like a Looney Tunes character every time someone came near me or made anything resembling eye contact.
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The research team behind the study—centered at Australian National University—thought it was possible that the whistling flight of the crested pigeon could be one of these elusive, non-vocal "instruments," potentially used as an alarm signal for other flock members.
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A long, low flatland slog just is what it is, and while I don't know how to whistle, I know enough to know that whistling through it wouldn't do much more than annoy the other people sitting near me on the subway.
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Recordings of the students whistling these cautiously hopeful words will be broadcast over the PA at the Metropolitan High School, in a sound installation at the ICA LA, and from the speakers of ice cream trucks as they drive along their routes.
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His colleague, Ebonee Benson, also compared Cosby's conviction of drugging and raping Andrea Constand, who is white, to Emmett Till, the black teenager who was kidnapped and killed in 1955 after he was accused of whistling at a white woman in Mississippi.
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The TSA had kept the details of exactly what it looked for secret, but a checklist was leaked to the press in 2015 that called out 92 specific actions, including exaggerated yawning, whistling before a screening interview, and the wearing of impractical clothes.
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It's possible to say the wrong thing — inadvertently dog-whistling, for instance, or musing about taking a company private using the magic words that get the government involved — and have it be a much bigger deal because so many people are paying attention.
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"Affirming that slavery in all forms is unconstitutional will help counter the racist dog whistling that still pervades American politics by sending the message that Vermonters are serious about addressing racial injustice, and that we have the will and capacity to change."
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James Martin, a Jesuit priest and an editor at large of America magazine, said he has heard from Catholics who are "dismayed" that a chaplain would be fired for apparently defending the poor, and he worries about the anti-Catholic dog-whistling.
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Though Duterte is a self-confessed womanizer and has been criticized for making lewd comments and occasionally wolf-whistling at women, his supporters point to how many of his policies are geared toward gender equality and promoting and recognizing women in important roles.
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By ancient laws carved into the stones of York Minster, anyone speaking in this accent shall forever be relating a tale of sturdiness in times of woe, accompanied by a brass band and/or the whistling of the wind over t' moors.
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It was while she was living in Albany that she started writing her first play, "Dreaming Emmett," which was based on the true story of Emmett Till, a black teenager killed in 1955 after he was accused of whistling at a white woman.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Then he moves on to the furore surrounding Open Casket, Dana Schutz's painting of Emmett Till, the 14-year-old African-American boy who was lynched in Mississippi in 1955 for wolf whistling at a white woman.
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There are no naked ballerina or burlesque performers stripping to nipple tassels (as there have been previously), but when Hamilton—whose hip thrusts are met with insatiable wolf-whistling—says he's too hot on stage, he gets booed for only removing a tie.
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In another country, in another fairy tale, it would be a place of foreboding, a place where children would find a witch in a house built of pale, crumbling slabs of shortbread, its roof trimmed with scallops of fondant, its chimney whistling smoke.
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He said A.J. Hinch and Aaron Boone met before the game to talk about the sign-stealing issue, and reported that an unnamed person with the Yankees said they thought the Astros were whistling from the dugout to signal which pitch was coming.
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The buzzing, whistling tones of a Siberian throat singer open "Somos Anormales" ("We Are Abnormal"), the single that starts the solo career of Residente, the rapper from Calle 13; he recorded his album, due in March, with musicians all over the world.
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I've managed to play at some of Wisconsin's better known public-access golf courses, including Erin Hills outside Milwaukee, where the United States Open will be held in June, and Whistling Straits, along Lake Michigan, which anchors the Kohler luxury resort complex.
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"I watch the business press every day and I have to tell you, I think there's a lot of whistling past the graveyard about the U.S. consumer and the United States economy versus what's going on globally," CEO Fred Smith told analysts.
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Yet it was there, amid the alkali flats, whistling winds and triple-digit heat of the Mojave Desert, that Ms. Becket and her husband resettled and built the Amargosa Opera House, where she performed her ballets and pantomimes for the next 20053 years.
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This acclaimed ensemble is also a kind of choral laboratory that invites composers to explore unusual vocal effects, including whistling, ethereal overtones and, a special of these singers, the dramatic use of long, sustained tones, often in extremes of high and low.
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The opinions expressed are his own) By James Saft June 15 (Reuters) - As it must, the Federal Reserve is whistling in the dark, maintaining a brave front over its willingness, some day, to raise interest rates while events and markets both move against it.
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"The forces that have taken a proactive approach to tackling the rife sexism and misogyny in our society have not seen an influx in reports of 'wolf-whistling', but rather serious reports of harassment and assault that would have otherwise passed unnoticed," she continued.
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Suffice to say that while learning the art of the hit, I had to stuff a dozen or so bodies into a side room before stalking off into the night, whistling a jaunty tune, and wearing the clothes of the last guard I killed.
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That same year in the PGA Championship at Whistling Straits, Johnson was hit with a two-stroke penalty for grounding his club in a bunker on the 18th hole and missed out on a playoff for the trophy with Martin Kaymer and Bubba Watson.
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The historical marker outside the grocery store where 14-year-old Till was accused of whistling at a white woman while visiting his family has to be refurbished due to the damage by vandals, said Allan Hammons, whose company manages the Mississippi Freedom Trail.
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With his win at the Italian Open last month, his third title this season, he has made an early statement in his bid to qualify for the 2020 Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin, which would be his first appearance in that event.
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TROON, Scotland — Over the past four decades, the soundtrack to the British Open has generally included the whistling wind, the patter (or sometimes pounding) of raindrops and, at the start of every single round for every single golfer, a distinctively singsong voice from Dumfriesshire.
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Reading parts of "Moby-Dick" is like watching a fireworks in which Virgilian Roman candles, Old Testament sparklers, and Shakespearean bottle rockets pop off all at once, hissing and whistling; you get the feeling the stage manager is about to blow a finger off.
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And while they are not as enthusiastic about Clinton as they were about Obama, Trump's dog-whistling to white nationalist voters has resonated negatively among African-American voters; the "perceived importance" of voting for the president is higher this year than it was in 753.
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His 1984 B-side "Erotic City," a sort of secret song that everyone knew about, was, with its incessant bass line and whistling hook, at once irresistible and ominous, precisely what a parental-advisory jam needed to sound like in the early years of AIDS.
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Once upon a time, it was one of the bustling centers of physics, devoted to the study of cosmic rays: high-energy particles thrown from exploding stars, black holes and other astrophysical calamities thousands or millions of light-years away and whistling down from space.
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Dye designed more than 100 courses, including Whistling Straits in Wisconsin which will host this year's Ryder Cup, but it was the island green 17th hole at the course that hosts the Players Championship in Ponte Vedra Beach for which he was best known.
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"He was in his military uniform, carrying a conductor's baton and waving it in the air, whistling, as he was sorting us out - left, right, left, right - deciding who would live and who would die," said Notowicz, aged 15 at the time and now 90.
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He has to initiate reconciliation, starting with a public and genuinely contrite acknowledgment of how damaging his posture has been and ending with intentional, informed policy proposals that attack the structural causes of inequality without resorting to stereotypes, dog whistling and other forms of scapegoating.
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In France, legislation is under debate that, in addition to formalizing an age of consent (there is none now), includes "the possibility of police warnings for everyday sexist acts such as wolf whistling and comments about physical appearance in the street," according to the Guardian.
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