Phonetic change of -t- and -d- between vowels in some English dialects.
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Tonino heard her flapping and crackling among the paper-ifit was paper.
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They use their short wings for balance and support rather than flapping.
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Tangle heard the flapping of its wings die away in the distance.
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The nestlings went flapping and stumbling through the roots of the heather.
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I clutched at the flapping ends of the paper and read on:
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The Bush administration is already tapping it to help money market funds.
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Its networks penetrated deep into society, monitoring citizens and tapping phone lines.
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And the speech was long on self-justification on phone tapping and Iraq.
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It's imperative you consider the longevity of whatever industry you're tapping into.
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The telephone tapping was a more difficult task than the computer monitoring.
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She said something else that caught his attention, tapping a search parameter.
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The powers he had sought included tagging explosives and extended wire-tapping powers.
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Secret police are everywhere -lurking in cars, following everyone, tapping phones.
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He did not even know if he was tapping the right spot.
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He held a whip in his hand and kept tapping the ground.
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He would like to hear some of that tapping in the chimney.
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It has also lagged RIM's RIM.TO Blackberry in tapping the corporate market.
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You can create an event by tapping a date on the calendar.
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Anduin heard it after a moment of straining- afainttapping and clanking.
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That's all for now,' concluded Wigg, tapping a key on her computer.
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Father often used to haggle the tree a good deal in tapping.
