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screaming fan
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3.49 |
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No bleachers full of screaming fans. |
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screaming match
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1.71 |
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But a screaming match is one thing. |
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screaming child
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1.38 |
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Fathers comforted screaming children. |
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screaming headline
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1.18 |
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Where were the screaming headlines? |
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screaming crowd
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0.99 |
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He emerged, seemingly unharmed, and waved feebly to the screaming crowd. |
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screaming woman
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0.92 |
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A screaming woman. |
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screaming baby
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0.53 |
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A screaming baby or the slosh of a dishwasher? |
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screaming kid
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0.53 |
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We also captured some graphic film of the screaming kids. |
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screaming girl
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0.46 |
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The hysteria of the screaming girls was somewhat frightening. |
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screaming protester
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0.46 |
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They responded with round-the-clock demonstrations and thousands of screaming protesters. |
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screaming people
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0.39 |
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This is all flash and pizzazz with lots of screaming naked people giving us the finger. |
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screaming fit
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0.33 |
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And then with Richard having the screaming fits when it was time to go home. |
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screaming victim
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0.33 |
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They grab screaming victims. |
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screaming boy
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0.26 |
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Wielding sticks and clubs, the mob refused to let even the screaming boys go free. |
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screaming man
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0.26 |
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Another was the editorial director of a Chicago-based Web site, who said she was set upon by dozens of screaming men. |
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screaming obscenity
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0.26 |
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When Johnson walked in, Peckinpah was screaming obscenities at the set director. |
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screaming parent
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0.26 |
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The parking, the crowds, the screaming parents, the Christmas music, the collective panic. |
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screaming wind
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0.26 |
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Screaming wind, blankets of snow, visibility zilch. |