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Out on South Alamo, Friday night traffic built to a dangerous hum.
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The hum and the honk of a motor-car sounded in the street.
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The bells rang for schools; the distant hum of the town began.
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She could hear the hum of the conversation in the next room.
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The silence contrasted strangely with the hum of voices in the street.
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All fair questions, you must admit, Jason said equitably, making Dan seethe.
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Early the next morning the town began to seethe in the squares.
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But now the brunt of her resentment poked through, making her seethe.
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My father says one mustn't seethe the kid in its mother's milk.
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His flesh seemed to seethe with it, it elated him like love.
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Succession planning is the buzz phrase and looking far ahead is key.
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And sure enough, the buzz that something different was happening brought more.
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I feel my phone buzz in my back pocket: a new text.
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Growth is no longer the buzz word in the golf tourist industry.
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The buzz from the American press about Match Point is almost intoxicating.
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There was no great buzz, just the sense of a job done.
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Hey, at least he can say his new album's got serious buzz.
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In other words, Hodges thinks, buzz off and let the adults talk.
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The plan has generated new buzz since Peregrine's collapse on July 10.
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We could really create the buzz for products that are for us.
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Significant buzz existed for this game beyond the usual involving Golden State.
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The buzz this year was a visit by fashion designer Ralph Lauren.
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Roy also suggested that Twitter buzz could fuel new kinds of shows.
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That Sunday spike was also recorded by the political buzz-tracking service Wonkosphere.
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It would create great buzz for the film, Marty had urged repeatedly.
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The proclamation awakened a great buzz among the people under the awning.
