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Fightstar's song from their CD Alternate Endings. Check out my Youtube profile at: http://www.youtube.com/user/bloodluster1 I think the last muttered phrase he says all together is, "What do you do?"

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Key phrase: to get your head around Example conversation: A. Well, what did you think of the report? B. Honestly, I need some more time to get my head around it. A. You don’t understand it? B. I do (understand it). It’s just a bit complicated. And like I said, give me half a day to get my head around it. A. You need to get your head around it? B. Yes, I need to spend some time comprehending it. Getting my head around it. A. OK, well, talk to you at, say 6pm tonight? B. Sounds good. Talk then. Bye-bye.

Lincoln Chafee talks about Sarah Palin. The phrase "cocky wacko" was used.

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http://www.FineGourmetFoods.com - The word truffles or truffle can be used to refer to a range of things; most notably they relate to the Tuber (genus) which is the edible truffle which is usually inferred when the phrase truffle is used in relation to food. But what exactly is a truffle?

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Double Negatives: when applied to the same word or phrase, two negativ modifiers confuse the meaning of the sentence. -INCORRECT: I haven't hardly begun to think of my plans for next year. -CORRECT: I have hardly begun to think of my plans for next year.

Dangling Modifier: a modifying word or phrase that is not properly matched with the word it modifies. Dangling modifiers often occur at the beginnings of sentences. -Traveling north, the trees get smaller. In this sentence, traveling north is meant to decribe the person who travels, but it's actually describing the trees, which don't travel at all. A correct version would be: -Travleing north, I notice that the trees get smaller.

The essential 1950's rock and roll movie. Stars Alan Freed (made "rock and roll" a household phrase and world famous), Tuesday Weld, Chuck Berry, La Vern Baker, and many more.

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During a session with David Jarrod. Thomas King and David were working on vocal phrasing. The line was “Holding On.” The effect that was wanting to be acheived was a wisper of the songs title as the musical introduction began. Several takes were recorded. Every take was very simple and said “holding on.” The projects co-producer Jarrod Birds had the idea to reverse the best take and butt it up together in front of the unprocessed take. This was to acheive a swell or cresindo, giving more weight to the wispher just before it was to be heard in the mix. The song “Holding On” stands on it’s own merits. There was no pre planning to construct this occurence. David never said ” I’m” The erie part is even backwards the whole phrase is unchanged.

http://www.microcinemadvd.com The phrase 'Catching Out' describes the act of hopping a freight train. In the documentary film "Catching Out," several contemporary hobos dissent against mainstream American consumer culture by traveling for free on freight trains. The film features a seasoned eco-activist named Lee, a young nomad named Jessica, and a tramp couple known as Switch and Baby Girl. In three interwoven stories, "Catching Out" follows these trainhoppers as they navigate between the constraints of society and the freedom of the road.

Ken Rutkowski talks with one of the top media strategist in brand messaging architecture, Bill Ryan. Bill gives his break down of what Web 3.0 is and how it's an evolutionary step from Web 2.0. Web 3.0 is a term used to describe the future of the World Wide Web. Following the introduction of the phrase "Web 2.0" as a description of the recent evolution of the Web, many technologists, journalists, and industry leaders have used the term "Web 3.0" to hypothesize about a future wave of Internet innovation.

A riff type blues written by Olivier Cannon. A riff is a repeated blues type phrase that can be played over and over behind the changing chords. Accompaniment perormer by Renee Fosnes. With thanks to PG Music for program The jazz Pianist. Guitar: Fender Clapton signature Amp: Lab series L5 (meer)

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The CR-Z stands for “Compact Renaissance Zero” - a phrase intended to capture the idea of a renaissance in the design of compact cars starting again from fundamentals.

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How to use Google Trends to determine how many people are searching for a specific key phrase. Great for niche research!

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THIS VIDEO IS NOT MEANT TO DEFAME THE CHARACTER OF THE SINGERS USHER AND R. KELLY(IT'S ALL IN FUN)... This is me playing off of BYYAHHH's video and putting a spin to it...this is also a spoof of how niggas always say some of the gayest stuff and think they can back it up with the phrase "NO HOMO"...IT DOESN'T WORK contact me at 1-800-GIMME BACK MY BACKSIDE (1) I'm a HUGE Usher fan (2) I don't think he's gay...I'm just creative. HOLLA

Two guys, um...I find this funny. But the phrase “soggy cookie” keeps coming to mind. Does that mean I could be gay? Now REALLY don’t answer that…not that there’s anything wrong with that. Thanks to the "not two guys" Matthew Arkin and Joe Narciso.

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Really cute girl until she opens her mouth and lets out that all too familiar phrase...

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ON AIR- Tuesday 15th January 2008 22:00 BBC4 Refreshingly direct and accessible, this young Geordie charmer kicks off his six week odyssey with a revealing return to his home town of Hartlepool. Andy Capp, the Monkey mascot mayor, Tory developers and the next generation of local voices are all encountered as Smith combines his skill for a sweet turn of phrase with a disarming conversational style that forgoes the sledgehammer, whilst very definitely cracking the nut. Citizen Smith Episode 1 - Hartlepool http://myspace.com/citizensmithtv

Learn how to get RID of vagueness and use a two-word phrase to spark interest into your product with this powerful headline technique

Ep. 16 Hospitals & illness Learning phrase - I have a headache - I think I have a cold credits to: arirang+cashewmania

Ep. 15 Planning schedule Learning phrase - How long does it take? credits to: arirang+cashewmania

Ep. 14 Taxi and driving Learning phrase - Can you go to Insa dong? credits to: arirang+cashewmania

Ep. 13 Restaurant or hotel service (Receiving services/unique services) Learning phrase - Here. - Could I have some water? credits to: arirang+cashewmania

Ep. 11 Learning Korean/foreign languages (Communication in foreign country) Learning phrase -Can you speak English? credits to: arirang+cashewmania

Ep. 12 Finding the way Learning phrase - Where is this place? credits to: arirang+cashewmania

EP.10: Korean Movies & Soap Operas Learning phrase - Have you seen Daejangeum? - It's fun. credits to: arirang+cashewmania+tiki_sg at soompi