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She is from Little Rock, Arkansas, as evidenced by her southern twang.
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Drink this and you will die within two minutes. Jasper's southern twang gave the words a chilly resonance.
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The message from Democrats in South Carolina, delivered with that soft southern twang, is this: assume victory here at your peril.
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What's good, yo? Levy said with his distinctive Baltimore drawl: a trace of a southern twang with words contracted and vowels swallowed.
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There's even a southern twang to the voice of frontwoman Milly Tabak, while their song about Christ having risen made me think of snake-handling preachers.
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It had a vague Southern twang, but actors put on and took off dialects like sweaters.
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His Southern twang rang of boredom.
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The actor, with his gentle Southern twang, embodies the character's humanity, dogged determination and basic goodness without winking at the audience.
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"Hey," she said, the openness of her Southern twang completely belied by her sour expression.
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I made believe that I lived in the neighborhood, imitated the Southern twang, and was set to work right away helping the company cook.
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"We have a responsibility to fix our mistakes," the narrator would say (with the slightest southern twang).