Nonetheless, its critics continued yapping like a pack of Chihuahuas.
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It had to go, there's no sense in yapping about it.
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" He once referred to his career as "50 years of yapping.
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The small, yapping dogs are a beloved symbol of the British monarchy.
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The critics have found voice again, they are everywhere yapping about NAFTA.
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A couple miles earlier, we'd heard yapping somewhere far off in the desert.
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She was there with another dog, who seemed nervous and was yapping constantly.
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They looked like a frenzied team of, I don&apost know what, yapping puppies, something.
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The two circle, with Alex yapping at Spot, and Spot doing its best intimidating crouch.
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These ladies had their own posses of social secretaries, private nurses and small yapping dogs.
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And everyone was just yapping away and yelling and screaming and having a good time.
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But I remember the guy Marquette had on me was just yapping, wouldn't stopped talking trash.
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On the next possession, Calderon drew a foul from Paul and continued yapping in his ear.
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You come to the park where we grew up that's all you hear is people yapping.
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A herd of werewolf puppies behaves more like a tidal wave than a bunch of yapping dogs.
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I started yapping about how I was a massive football fan, that I was a Manchester supporter.
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Such yapping is forgettable, but one bit of political analysis from this election has stayed with me.
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Meanwhile, two Chihuahuas, Tigger and Roo, would be on guard as well, yapping if anyone approached the door.
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Aaron then gets on the mic and continues the berating, telling the talkers they've been yapping all night.
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She does not hear the yapping dogs and the crying child or smell the glorious aroma of bacon.
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It shows a small dog, yapping, jumping, and running in circles when presented with Boston Dynamics' quadrupedal Spot robot.
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Paige is deliberate and thoughtful and admits to "yipping and yapping and coaching" on the court throughout every game.
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My attention was elsewhere, and having her on the bed seemed preferable to her soundtrack of high-pitched yapping.
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Chances are you'd rather not have your screaming toddler or yapping dog provide the backing track for everyone's meeting.
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Yapping lap dogs like Lindsey Graham and obedient manservants like Mitch McConnell have gone further, mocking the whole impeachment process.
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More often it is just compulsive, like a little brother antagonizing his sister or a tiny dog yapping at the wind.
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There's so much still to learn about this gas giant, and the yapping apes of Earth have the tools to do it.
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Momo, she said, would always run into Peguero's room when she arrived home from school, yapping and pouncing up on her legs.
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We settled down into the cracked leather sofa that holds pride of place in the Saint Vitus basement, and got to yapping.
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Granted, the playing field in animation can sometimes look like Disney and the seven dwarfs for other studios yapping at its heels.
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We are fatally vulnerable to little brothers and yapping dogs — to all varieties of preening, needling, attention-mongering and weaponized self-regard.
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First up is Olivia, who attempts to provide comfort the only way she knows how: yapping about herself in front of a camera.
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But there is a particular satisfaction, in today's snapping and yapping New York art world, in rediscovering this most stringent painter of all.
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GUILFOYLE: You kind of look like -- WATTERS: And Richard Fowler is sitting in your seat, and he&aposs yapping away, trying to pick fights.
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Every Sunday, if my dad wasn't travelling for work, he was on the couch, yapping on the phone, and flipping between all the games.
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Ted Cruz was always a strong contender, yapping at Trump's heels -- while Marco Rubio had been rising slowly in the polls for some time.
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As dusk settled in, dogs could be heard yapping through the woods, and Ms. Beshaw's grandsons pedaled around on their bicycles, chasing each other.
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In the film, directed by Matteo Garrone, known for Naples mafia movie "Gomorrah", the burglars shut the chihuahua in a freezer to stop it yapping.
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"This is what leadership's about—it's not just about yapping about things," he says, as an image of the White House comes on the screen.
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The same people who put him into a God-like place are the same yapping at his heels for a piece of flesh when something happens.
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It's gotten to the point that every single season premiere for the past three seasons basically consists of the entire cast yapping plot recaps at the audience.
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Donald Trump has expressed interest in the past of having Oprah Winfrey as his running mate, but it looks like he's barking – or should we say "yapping"?
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We were soaking wet, two hours late and our son was yapping the whole time to the driver about how he was going to play his song.
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I was in search of tortoises, but instead I saw yapping dogs and fences protecting corn and cattle, all of which disrupt migratory routes of the tortoises.
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"I do not want the person in the seat next to me yapping at 35,000 feet any more than anyone else," Wheeler said at a 2013 agency hearing.
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That's the collective yapping of AirPod users droning on and on about how they love their Q-tip-resembling earbuds, and how much they changed their lives. Pfft.
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I let myself in, reaching through and opening up the big metal gate despite the (ultimately harmless) yapping and snarling of several dark blue-tinged xoloitzcuintli, Mexican hairless dogs.
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The sounds of weeknight domesticity swirl around the courtyard and drift in through the open windows—music and laughter, the clatter of plates, the yapping of a small dog.
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Meanwhile, the Secret Service agents who protect his life, the household staff that makes his bed, women and men who patrol the border he's always yapping about -- get shafted.
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Irving closed the period by hitting a 224-pointer over Stephenson, and he made sure Stephenson knew about it, yapping in his direction long after the horn had sounded.
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The violent storm is the planet's most noticeable feature, defining Jupiter in the same way that Saturn is defined by its rings, and Earth is defined by its yapping apes.
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The one exception is a ghost-like fox creature that serves as a sort of guide, occasionally revealing a path or standing near an area and yapping to draw attention.
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I'm yapping and the next play, I'm running through the lane and he gives me a forearm shiver in the middle of the lane and I give him one back.
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The comedy is forced, the drama nonexistent and the actors melt into a yapping clan that seems to go everywhere en masse — a gesticulating blob of upraised shoulders and upturned palms.
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Kuipers scolded Neymar to stop yapping at him about uncalled fouls, then delivered a yellow card when Neymar slammed the ball with his hand after yet another didn't go his way.
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Hynes was standing on the front porch surveying the goings-on, with her little dog yapping in her arms and a sweater thrown over her shoulders against the early-morning chill.
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Puig was collecting himself outside of the batter's box, and was not even looking at, or even thinking about, Nick Hundley until the catcher started yapping at him...for no reason whatsoever.
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Since she knows her driver's location, she knows precisely when to scoop her two small dogs up and sequester them in a back room to keep them from yapping at the driver.
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Phoenix doesn't pretend to have answers to anything, and when asked about the political divide in the country, he says, ''I don't think I'm anything other than another idiot yapping his opinion.
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The dog and caravan idiom is a favorite when North Korean propagandists want to dismiss America as an inconsequential mutt yapping at what they call their country's surging march toward mastering nuclear armaments.
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They are native to California and in a way protectors of the land and ecosystem—we often hear packs them loudly yapping at night, they sound like there is a party is going on.
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So while Durant looked like he could run all night, James, who at 32 is four years older, was heavy-legged by the second quarter and too busy yapping at officials by the third.
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The use of sound (cutting from a dog's yapping to a train's steam whistle, for instance) rivals that of Orson Welles several years later; the shadows of the back streets of Toulon anticipate film noir.
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Putting the headline in a chyron at the bottom emphasized this, making the cover feel like a TV screen, with Jeff Zucker yapping on his Blackberry, a Wizard of Oz-like figure orchestrating the news.
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Tune in when the Houston Rockets play on TNT and you'll undoubtedly hear O'Neal yapping at halftime about how Dwight Howard needs to demand the ball in the post and do some barbecue chickening or whatever.
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The cages and kennels strewn about suggested that a dog training show had taken place in the massive auditorium, and some of the dogs had been left in crates overnight, their barking and yapping audible, according to Bruce.
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President Obama similarly gave a speech after last week's shooting in Orlando in which he strongly criticized Trump's "yapping" on the phrase "radical Islam" — a term he said using would "make no difference" in fighting the core problem.
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It's best to dial it down, Sag, as the only people who actually care about these tidbits of knowledge are the degenerates in the club too doped up to even know what you're yapping in their ears about.
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Amber Heard leaks like a sieve, at least when it comes to yapping to the media, so claims Johnny Depp, who does not want to give her any of his financial info unless she swears to keep it private.
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We're out there on social media as well, yapping about what we're cooking over the hashtag #NYTCooking; visit me on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or my nascent Pinterest account, which thus far is laser-focused on Mississippi Roast and pizza ovens.
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A private bodyguard — dressed in a tall hat with a plume of feathers and a ceremonial sword — led a menagerie that included one white, yapping dog, two guinea pigs, an ibis, a falcon, several owls and a family of alligators.
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"When he kept yapping about Trump's taxes and then making up things that he took Donald Trump's words out of context, saying even at the end there that he wants to deport 16 million immigrants in the first 100 days," Collins said.
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It's pushed me over the edge a bunch of times in ways I appreciate, a kind of motivation I suspect either comes naturally for people who legitimately enjoy exercise (this happens to me with running) or a personal trainer yapping, exerting social pressure.
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These stubby, yapping, fur-and-titanium-alloy creatures are deployed by savvy general managers on potential trading partners, and they nip tirelessly at that unlucky GM's toes until he deals Strasburg and Harper and agrees to cover 80 percent of their salaries.
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But I have this fantasy that she's still chewing up the living room, still slamming against the limits of that cage, only now she's vocalized, yapping and howling, and it's a kind of music, and the whole neighborhood can hear her frustration, and understand.
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Bong's feature debut, "Barking Dogs Never Bite," (2000, South Korea) sounds like an intolerable affront to animal lovers, relating the story of an out-of-work college lecturer (Lee Sung-jae) who gets so annoyed by the yapping dogs at his apartment complex that he takes drastic action.
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Fanny and Rosario had to share their new apartment with roommates — a married couple; the woman's 20-something, TV-hogging son; and a small yapping dog that tended to leave a trail of urine across the off-white living room carpet — so they kept to themselves and went out for almost all their meals.
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There was practically something for everyone: HBO maintained its perennial lead as the most-nominated network (despite new players like Hulu yapping at its heels), Netflix crept up on its shoulder and NBC proved broadcasters can still play in this game, thanks largely to "This is Us" -- the first best drama candidate on a major network since 2011 -- and "Saturday Night Live," which rode Donald Trump's coattails into the cultural zeitgeist.
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My neighbour sooled her bull mastiff onto my chihuahua, because she was sick of its yapping and wanted it to meet its demise.
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The guns on the fortress responded, but the small calibre made them sound as if they were yapping like bandogs while the bombers bayed and gave tongue like hounds in cry.
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Birley, p.76. A "persistent symbol of insensitive autocracy long after his retirement", he was invariably accompanied by a "nasty, yapping dog" whereas the rule for everyone else was: "No dogs allowed".Birley, p.87.
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The white-cheeked honeyeater has a distinctive yapping call "chwikup, chwikup"; a melodious "chippy-choo, chippy-choo" and a higher, repeated lilting "twee-ee-twee-ee" call given in display song-flight during the breeding season.
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Little crakes are very secretive in the breeding season, and are then mostly heard rather than seen. They can be easier to see on migration. They are then noisy birds, with a yapping kua call. They nest in a dry location in reed vegetation, laying 4–7 eggs.
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Other sounds include whines (food soliciting), growls (warning), screams, chatterings (both of which are alarm calls) and yapping cries. In contrast to wolves, dholes do not howl or bark. Dholes have a complex body language. Friendly or submissive greetings are accompanied by horizontal lip retraction and the lowering of the tail, as well as licking.
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After mating, the male becomes very aggressive and protects the female, provides her with food during pregnancy and lactation. Females give birth between March and June to a litter of one to four pups that open their eyes after 8 to 11 days. Both female and male care for the pups. They communicate by barking, purring, yapping and squeaking.
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Ross produced a one-woman show, Yapping Out Loud: Contagious Thoughts from an Unrepentant Whore, based on her sex work and activism, at the 2002 Mayworks Festival of Working People and the Arts and in 2004 at the Buddies in Bad Times Theatre.Salah, T. (2007). What's All the Yap? Reading Mirha-Soleil Ross's Performance of Activist Pedagogy.
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The long-billed crow is a large crow growing from in length including its relatively short tail. The large bill tapers from a broad base and is black, as are the legs and feet. The plumage is glossy and entirely black. The call of this crow has been likened to the yapping of a puppy "cruk ... cruk ... cruk".
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The song is a series of squeaky notes with a great deal of variation. Females produce an upward inflected whistle that follows a short and gruff note. The alarm call is a sharp yapping skyap. In the Tien Shan region, the white-tailed rubythroat is found in thickets of juniper elfin at altitudes of 2500 to 2700 m on gently sloping land.
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The song is a series of squeaky notes with a great deal of variation. Females produce an upward inflected whistle that follows a short and gruff note. The alarm call is a sharp yapping '. In the Tien Shan region, the Chinese rubythroat is found in thickets of juniper elfin at altitudes of 2500 to 2700 m on gently sloping land.
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Social behavior such as grooming, growling and sniffing has been recorded. The jaguarundi has a broad vocal repertoire; 13 different calls have been recorded including chattering, purring, screaming, a 'wah-wah' call, whistling, yapping and a peculiar bird-like chirp. In captivity, females in estrus have been observed making faint sounds as they scent mark the area around their enclosures.
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Thea idea was to trap the wolf between the pursuing dogs and the hunters on horseback outside the wood. The borzois would pursue the wolf along with the horsemen and yapping curs. Once the wolf was caught by the borzois, the foremost rider would dismount and quickly dispatch the wolf with a knife. Occasionally, wolves are captured alive in order to better train borzoi pups.
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Madeley has expressed strong support for the former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair and applauded the Iraq War, claiming international law on the issue was "incredibly complicated". He has been described as a neocon, Blair's "self-appointed apologist", and Blair's "yapping Pekingese". During the Labour Party leadership elections of 2015, Madeley condemned Jeremy Corbyn. In an interview in 2006, Madeley named Cuban leader Fidel Castro as the person he most despises.
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Miss Carnaby took the yapping dog, Shan-Tung (described by Poirot as "a veritable lion"), for his walk in the park and she stopped to admire a baby in the pram. When she looked down, someone had cut the dog's leash and it had been taken. A ransom note said to leave the money in notes in an envelope for a Captain Curtis at an address in Bloomsbury. Poirot begins his investigations.
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Dorothy remarks that she's kind of relieved, since this is the first time "that flea-bitten mongrel has quit yapping in a hundred years". But, as Priscilla Page points out, "killed Fables often get magically replaced by new versions of the same Fables", and a new version of Toto shows up, alive and well, by Dorothy's side in Oz in Cinderella: Fables Are Forever. It is unknown what became of him after Cinderella kills Dorothy in the Deadly Desert.
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Dorothy remarks that she's kind of relieved, since this is the first time "that flea-bitten mongrel has quit yapping in a hundred years". But, as Priscilla Page points out, "killed Fables often get magically replaced by new versions of the same Fables", and a new version of Toto shows up, alive and well, by Dorothy's side in Oz in Cinderella: Fables Are Forever. It is unknown what became of him after Cinderella kills Dorothy in the Deadly Desert.
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Madeley has expressed strong support for the former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and applauded the Iraq War, claiming international law on the issue was "incredibly complicated". He has been described as a neocon,“Richard Madeley: neocon - Hilarious intervention on Iraq from Mr Judy Finnegan” - Mehdi Hasan, 4 February, 2010 Blair’s “self- appointed apologist”, and Blair’s “yapping Pekingese”. Madeley has condemned the former Labour party leader, Jeremy Corbyn. In an interview, Madeley named Cuban leader Fidel Castro as the person he most despises.
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They then release a small yapping dog which in turn, again to their horror, kills the cats. They bury the dead animals, vowing to at some point take revenge on "animal oppressing" society. One of them, Sonia, a highly-strung, anxiety-stricken woman, keeps the dog and names the dog "Karma". Meanwhile, three inept stoners and bungling habitual criminals named Odd, Gaz and Flea (Odd, Geir and Kælle in the Norwegian version) sit around in a decrepit apartment, watching the news story about the lab break-in.
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Following announcement of the retirement of Senator Jan McLucas, in 2015 Watt was endorsed as a Labor Senate candidate for Queensland at the 2016 federal election and subsequently elected. After the 2019 election, Watt was included in Anthony Albanese's shadow ministry as Shadow Minister for Northern Australia and Shadow Minister for Natural Disaster and Emergency Management. He is also Deputy Opposition Whip in the Senate. Watt regularly appears on Sky News debating Gerard Rennick from the Coalition. Rennick has called Watt, “Labor’s chief yapping poodle” who is “incapable of rational argument”.
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Canadian Theater Review. The show intended to educate audiences about issues facing sex workers and refute stereotypes contributing to violence against them. Yapping Out Loud also incorporated Ross' animal-rights activism with images of coyotes and comparisons between oppression faced by sex workers and coyotes, inspired by the American sex-worker organization Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics. In 2001 and 2002 she performed a nine-month Pregnancy Project, appearing in public with a prosthetic belly to have conversations about gender, motherhood and the possibility of womb transplants for transsexuals.
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Headed by Jean-Claude and Phillipe, the French Peas (introduced 1996) are a group of Monty Python-esque green peas with broken French accents who debuted playing the Philistines in Dave and the Giant Pickle. The Peas were then shrunk to a regular pea size, albeit agitating ones as opposed to menacing. Like the French soldiers in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the French Peas often torment passersby with strange, nonsensical threats, as seen in Josh and the Big Wall!, which fits their overall yapping little dog personas.
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There is also a bulldog pup asleep near the workmen, implied to be a pet of one of the labourers. Finally on the upper central portion of the painting there is a large hunting dog owned by the most wealthy upper-class man and woman on the horses. This dog is purely bred to help hunt and the only people that are wealthy enough to go hunting, for game or sport. In the far background a dog is seen yapping at horses pulling a carriage, which is about to turn into the main street, hinting at potential disorder to come.
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Both male and female are similar in colouring and size; neither is there seasonal variation in appearance. Juveniles are similar in appearance and difficult to identify once post- juvenile moult has started, the head is sometimes paler and browner that the adults. An average adult red-necked avocet measures from head to tail, and has a total wingspan of around , wing length 22.4–23 cm, tail length 7.9–8.8 cm, and bill length of 8.2–9.5 cm, and weighs around 310 g. The call has been described as a yapping, and flocks in flight making a sound reminiscent of dogs barking.
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Kerr became famous in Britain playing the lead role in the film of Love on the Dole (1941). Said James Agate of Love on the Dole, "is not within a mile of Wendy Hiller's in the theatre, but it is a charming piece of work by a very pretty and promising beginner, so pretty and so promising that there is the usual yapping about a new star". She was the female lead in Penn of Pennsylvania (1941) which was little seen however Hatter's Castle (1942), in which she starred opposite Robert Newton and James Mason, was very successful. She played a Norwegian resistance fighter in The Day Will Dawn (1942).
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He is Spike's son; but unlike Spike, Tyke does not speak and only communicates (mostly towards his father) by barking, yapping, wagging his tail, whimpering and growling. Spike would always go out of his way to care and comfort his son and make sure that he is safe from Tom. Tyke loves his father and Spike loves his son and they get along like friends, although most of time they would be taking a nap or Spike would teach Tyke the main facts of life of being a dog. Like Spike, Tyke's appearance has altered throughout the years, from gray (with white paws) to creamy tan.
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The Ducati Cucciolo was a 4-stroke clip-on engine for motorized bicycles conceived during and shortly after World War II by a Turin lawyer, Aldo Farinelli, and developed with a self-taught engineer, Aldo Leoni. During the war, Aldo Farinelli began working with the small Turinese firm Siata (Società Italiana per Applicazioni Tecniche Auto-Aviatorie) with the idea of developing a small engine that could be mounted on a bicycle. Farinelli's and Leone's first prototype was running on the streets of Turin in Autumn of 1944. The yapping sound of the engine's short stubby exhaust inspired the name Cucciolo ("little puppy") for the motor.
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Honestly, I was so sick of hearing her speak her petty, self-absorbed yapping, I couldn't wait for her to go missing. This is amateurish trash disguised as an “important” message movie." He then goes on to condemn the acting from the rest of the cast: :"Although fictional, “Megan Is Missing” aims to deliver the currently in-vogue cinema-verite experience, where the entire thing is assembled through supposedly found footage, from camcorders and smartphones to surveillance tapes and newscasts, not to mention one photograph that comes off as a punch line, although that’s clearly not its intent. It doesn’t help that the movie is so poorly acted, it feels like a put-on.
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Freddie tries to persuade his father to plead with her on his behalf, convinced by his movie knowledge that an appeal from a white-haired old father never fails, but Emsworth refuses. Later, however, realising the danger of Freddie returning to Blandings if his marriage is not patched up, he relents, and pays a call at the lady's hotel. Finding the door to her room open, he potters vaguely in, and is chased into the bedroom by a small yapping dog, only to find she is in the bath. Her friend Jane Yorke holds him up with a gun, believing him to be a burglar, and while he is trying to explain himself, and Freddie, Freddie himself enters disguised as an old man with a white beard.
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Damien Atkins' Real Live Girl returned, as did a remount of Brad Fraser's Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love from Crow's Theatre. For 2004–2005, offered a season of theatrical works by Greg MacArthur (Snowman), Daniel MacIvor (da da kamera's Cul-de-sac), Mirha-Soleil Ross (Yapping out Loud), Marie Clements (Native Earth's The Unnatural and Accidental Women), Adam Bock (Theatrefront's Swimming in the Shallows), Darren O'Donnell (Mammalian Diving Reflex's Suicide-site Guide to the City), Ann Holloway (Kingstonia), Sky Gilbert (Cabaret Company's Rope Enough), and an adaptation by Judith Thompson (Volcano's take on Ibsen's Hedda Gabler). King also enjoyed tremendous success with the second incarnation of Hysteria: A Festival of Women, which saw artists flock to Buddies from as far afield as Sweden (The Lion Kings). Damien Atkin's Real Live Girl toured to London (The Grand Theatre) and Winnipeg (Manitoba Theatre Centre), and in June Cheap Queers returned home to Buddies.
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