For us, someone would always yell for something by Zao.
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We yell for Alexa if we want to know movie times.
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"If you yell for help, nobody will hear you," he said.
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Scott managed to climb out of her car and yell for help.
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"You shouldn't have to yell for in-car communications," Mr. Courville said.
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He said he tried to yell for help, but no one heard him.
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They unanimously vote/yell for him to say it and so he does. 4.
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You almost yell for the nurse, to beg her to put it back in.
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A few seconds later, you hear an officer yell for the taser and Brown gets shocked.
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They locked the door and played loud music precluding any successful attempt to yell for help.
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After attempting to extricate himself, which reportedly made matters worse, the man began to yell for help.
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She's meant to cook, clean and occasionally yell for no reason, then stare sadly out the window.
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"One site is really close, and I hear everyone yell for this guy named John," she said.
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The officer and someone else yell for people to run toward them and out the back to safety.
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"During the recording you can hear her yell for him to quit punching her face," the document states.
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"During the recording, you can hear her yell for him to quit punching her face," the document alleges.
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He did so to "describe the hurt he feels and to sort of yell for help," Dietz said.
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My back had seized, and I had to yell for my roommate to help roll me out of bed.
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We yell for a little while, get distracted, then move on until next year, when it likely happens again.
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One of the nurses continues to yell for her colleague as the deputy ushers them up into the yellow truck.
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You started out watching Donald Trump yell for 90 minutes, and now it's Friday, and you're ready to take a break.
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"I don't want to have to yell for you to hear me," she said during a recent interview in Downtown Brooklyn.
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While one person did yell for medical attention, most of the fans stood around expecting another wrestler to charge into the scene.
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The tone was loud - the debate was conducted at a near yell for the entire two hours - and at times even sarcastic.
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The two-time Oscar winner plays an alcoholic, and he seems to relish the opportunity to yell for about half the movie.
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During the performance, the two almost kissed a few times, causing some passionate audience members to yell for them to lock lips.
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While they eventually resolved their drama with a quick and easy conversation, watching the two fight and yell for multiple episodes felt regressive.
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When they heard someone yell for an EMT, they jumped into action to help a doctor with a gunshot wound in his stomach.
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Videos on social media show the car driving erratically through the mall while people in the vicinity yell for the driver to stop.
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Blevins flees from the officers as they chase him and yell for him to stop, put his hands up, and drop the gun.
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They'd yell for it, and the frontman even teased it a few times, but the band would never play more than a few chords.
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He tried to feel around and yell for them but he couldn't find them -- searching until he was out of air and almost collapsed.
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I tried to yell for help," Ford said, adding that Kavanaugh and a friend of his, Mark Judge, were "drunkenly laughing during the attack.
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"Anyone could've found her, they just happened to be in the right place at the right time to hear that yell for help," Johnson tells PEOPLE.
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Ambulance EMT Robert Maldonado, who was sheltered in a locked room, told CNN affiliate WABC-TV that he and a partner heard someone yell for EMTs.
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He tried to feel around and yell for them but couldn't find them, though he kept searching until he was out of air and almost collapsed.
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He took a few steps and then again heard a voice yell for him to drop his weapon, followed almost immediately, he said, by a gunshot.
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Along with another male, Kavanaugh locked the door from the inside and played loud music that the accuser said precluded successful attempts to yell for help.
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The officer joins them, hiding behind the sign until there&aposs a break in the shooting and he and another officer yell for the group to start running.
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"Everyone who thinks this is a bullshit argument that SAG-AFTRA is trying to put forth, I dare anybody to scream and yell for two hours," DiMaggio said.
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The nun with Sally did not rush toward the boy, or yell for help, or stagger in shock; instead, she grabbed Sally's ear and steered her away from the scene.
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Three days later, however, I realize that they must have done something with him — or he resigned himself to his fate — because I haven't heard him yell for a while.
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Instead of heading to her front door, she changed course, making her way to the front of the building, where people might be more likely to hear her yell for help.
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Ford has said that Kavanaugh pinned her to a bed during a party, tried to remove her clothes and put his hand over her mouth as she attempted to yell for help.
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It was a moving moment in a country not far removed from a time when African Americans would yell for others to come watch when they saw themselves reflected on the screen.
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When people do get into trouble in the water, they won't be able to yell for help, Dr. Quan said, because they are working so hard to keep their airways above water.
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They are also not supposed to touch livestock; if a calf or goat strays into their hut, they have to yell for someone else to shoo it out, out of fear the animal will get sick.
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Ford has said that Kavanaugh pinned her to a bed during a high school party in the 1980s, tried to remove her clothes and covered her mouth with his hand when she tried to yell for help.
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Now her family has to yell for her to hear them—a nice parody of voice projection on the stage—but, whenever somebody tries to help with her hearing aid, she insists on having the final, ear-ringing touch.
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Rios did so to "describe the hurt he feels and to sort of yell for help," said Matthew Dietz, a Miami attorney who represents the family, Since then, Rios has been in Aventura Hospital's psychiatric ward, a place Soto said he's aching to leave.
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One of the choice sections: So since Hillary cannot yell, since by the virtue of being sane and not a white man she is forced to be the biggest adult in the room, just like Obama has had to for eight goddamn years, I will yell for her.
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The only problem is that when the prince finally decides to show up and yell for her to let down her hair, Kim's going to be far too preoccupied taking mirror selfies of her new epically long locks and launching her new online extension collection to pay him any mind.
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Trump has also warned of voter fraud, which doesn't exist at significant levels, and claims the Democratic Party has been taken over by proponents of "unhinged" mob rule -- even though his rallies are the ones where supporters yell for his political opponents to be locked up, and he praised a lawmaker for assaulting a reporter.
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If I have learned anything from anime, based on that temple vein alone Obama is about to yell for about 60 straight seconds and then shoot a beam of light out of his two balled up fists before executing a perfect Ryu kick-attack that takes Trump's K.O. bar to zero in front of a crowd of men nestled around barrels.
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Overlord is most like the latter film: They both have likable Black protagonists with memorable scared facial expressions isolated from anyone who looks like them; shady medical practices are at the center of the troubles; and the mounting sense of dread that viewers of both movies experience while watching prompts the urge to yell for the leads to get the hell out of there.
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At 4:00 a.m. they all agree to yell for help. Tommy flashes back to his abused girlfriend whom Tommy urges to run away with him. They agree to leave that night.
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Finally, Dave hits the building and the crowd goes wild. Ken Westerfield > was sitting and watching. After Dave hit the building the crowd started to > yell for Ken to throw. At first Ken was dismissive, not interested.
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The last mention of Cam Winston is in the 11th-season episode, "Crock Tales": Frasier, Niles, Daphne, and Roz are locked out of Frasier's apartment on the balcony and yell for Cam's help after they are unable to gain the attention of Martin, who's inside with headphones on.
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PreCure, she also sang the ending themes "Hugtto! Future✩Dreamer" and "Hugtto! Yell For You" alongside the other main Cures. She also won the Best New Actress Award for the role of Cure Ange at the 13th Seiyu Awards alongside Manaka Iwami, Tomori Kusunoki, Coco Hayashi, and Kaede Hondo.
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When Yuri is being held captive, she helplessly screams "Motokooooo!" instead of "Kagurazaka-San," which is what she always calls Motoko. She doesn't yell for Hirao or Yabe. ;Takahiro Yabe: The playboy of the fictional school. He used to be a kendo champion, but mysteriously quit a few years ago.
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Blue is wounded in the shoulder, but then, the Man runs out of bullets and Blue shoots him several times. Blue carries the body home to show Molly. When she gingerly approaches, the dying Man revives and grabs her hand. Her panicked yell for help brings Jimmy running with his shotgun.
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The PPNF was revived in the 1950s when "Pleasure Point Night Fighters" became the call to arms and rebel yell for the locals. Jim Phillips, world-renowned for his surf art and contributions to surf culture, designed the PPNF calling cards. He and Harry Conti, reincarnated the Night Fighters in the 1970s.
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At that moment, the bridge begins to rush towards him. Jim continues to yell for help until both fire companies arrive. At this point, Jim decides to name the rat Bolivar, and that he will save it and keep it as a pet. Fireman Blue Bob is able to grab the roof when it breaks apart and saves Jim Leonard, but the rat falls into the water.
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They make a noise while breaking the glass on the front door. Ida and Clyde hear the glass tinkle and go to check it out, leaving Mike and Sheryl alone in the room. Mike tries to grab the scalpel and successfully cuts the rope holding his hands. One hunter finds a secret door to the cabin's basement but is killed by Clyde, only after Mike manages to yell for help.
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While Ned is gone, Bart sends Lisa to search his house for murder evidence. When Ned returns, Lisa is trapped in the Flanders house and hides in the attic. Despite his broken leg, Bart crawls to Flanders' house and makes his way to the attic. When Bart and his sister see Ned wielding an axe, they think he intends to harm Lisa and yell for him to stop.
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As he takes shots into the air, someone is hiding nearby and holding a bow and arrows. The person calls over to Bill Carson and fires an arrow into him. Bill cries out and then falls down to the ground. Throughout the rest of the movie, there are cuts to Bill struggling to get help (including asking a dog to yell for help) as well as crawl his way back home.
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Danette reminisces about Kallie's childhood and begs Linden to find her. That night at the prison, Seward hears Alton (James Lewis) tearing sheets in his cell to make a noose. At first, he tries to talk Alton out of committing suicide but can see that Alton has made up his mind. Alton asks Seward not to yell for the guards, and Seward complies, speaking a few encouraging words as Alton hangs himself from his cell window.
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In the episode "Think Positive", it is revealed that Benson's family members often yelled at each other when he was a child. His father instructed him that he would not get anything in his life if he did not yell for it. If Benson ever contained his anger for too long, the anger inside him will cause havoc and destruction unless he expresses his anger by yelling (often at Mordecai and Rigby). It has been implied that Benson was unhappy during his youth and did not enjoy his family's anger.
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Some of the streakers will "dress up" in capes and masks, or top hat and tails, or other costumes, but their genitalia are still exposed. The walkways through which students run are lined with spectators and the Harvard University Band plays beforehand to excite the crowd. Before it became a "night when the whole student body comes together to gawk at just that" it was a night with a closer association to its name. Beginning in the 1960s students would congregate in the Yard or open their windows and just yell for 10 minutes.
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When Jim gets home, he is concerned with whether or not his mother will be awake to whip him for being gone all day and missing supper. He decides to go to the stable-loft and falls asleep. Jim wakes up to the daylight and realizes that the flood has torn the stable apart and left him floating on the roof in the water. The current quickly pulls Jim, the roof, and a rat that is on the roof out into the middle of the river where he begins to yell for help at the houses on the shore.
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When they discovered the small boat intended for the crossing was gone, they constructed a haphazard raft that fell apart during the crossing. After she fell into the water she removed her heavy dress and placed the important documents on her head under her hat; due to the temperature of the water Lisitsyna developed cramps so bad she couldn't move, but couldn't yell for help because there were several enemy camps on the shore. Melentyeva tried to save Lisitsyna but couldn't carry her across the river, so she left Lisitsyna behind and took the documents from Lisitsyna with her.
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We would all yell for Lucy anytime that we > needed help and she would come into the toughest situations and was great. > She played a tremendous role, a tremendous role. - Myles Horton Miss Lucy's success also rested on her blunt speech, her calm yet steely demeanor and her ability to bring civil liberties violations to the attention of federal officials, including President Franklin D. Roosevelt. For example, Mason convinced Roosevelt to send a special federal investigator to Memphis in 1940 in the wake of physical attacks on the United Rubber Workers' organizers who were trying to create an interracial union.
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While exploring, Joe and his friend Ben notice that a small part of a stream of water (a hose operated by the military) escapes through the dome. Meanwhile, Big Jim (Dean Norris) has Reverend Coggins (Ned Bellamy) destroy the propane shipment records at Sheriff Duke’s house, but Coggins accidentally starts a large fire while burning the evidence. Linda hears Coggins yell for help and pulls him out of the house, but the fire spreads when a nearby propane tank explodes, forcing the town to rally together to form a bucket brigade. Though Big Jim had ignored Coggins’ cries for help before anyone arrived on the scene, in front of the town he uses a tractor to contain the fire.
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In recent years, the Hoos nickname has become a nickname used by students and recent alumni of the University, and it is also commonly used in the media in reference to U.Va. sports teams. The yell was invented as an Indian yell for Dartmouth College by Dartmouth student Daniel Rollins in 1878. Corks & Curls, the University of Virginia annual, regularly printed lists of the yells and colors of the various colleges; in 1888 it included Dartmouth's school yell, a part of which was the phrase "wa-hoo-wa." University of Virginia students soon incorporated the phrase "wa-hoo-wa" into their own, longer school yell, and individual U.Va. fraternities also adopted it and modified it.
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Their second album, In the Mouth of the Young, was released in April 2006 on the band's first Major Record label, Sony BMG/RCA Records. The band also released a cover of Billy Idol's "Rebel Yell" for a local So-Cal Sampler, which also featured as a hidden track at the end of their self-titled EP, and an unreleased original B-Side "Mannequin", which is from the "One Night Stand Rock'n'Roll Band" days, was leaked onto the Internet shortly after. The band toured with the Family Values Tour 2006, along with such bands as Dir En Grey, Korn, Flyleaf, Stone Sour and Deftones. While this marked the first time opening up to such a large audience, they were previously support to Avenged Sevenfold on their City Of Evil Tour.
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The prisoner, meanwhile, seeing Cookie through the motorcar window, commandeers the driver's seat whilst Buddy is distracted; Cookie screams, Buddy expresses his indignation, but the villain knocks Our Hero backwards, leaving his sweetheart to yell for help. Buddy quickly regains his senses, and takes under his control a handcar, eventually grabbing on to the wire of the trolley car, kicking the thief in the face, twice, and then taking Cookie and swinging over to his emergency vehicle. The jailbreak soon sees that he is to collide with a stalled truck full of dynamite, and though the owner of the truck attempts to start his motor, it is no use and both streetcar and transport truck explode. The owner of the truck is left quite scarred and dazed, and the prisoner is dizzily seated on the ground of a pig pen.
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