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If you selected this option you would hear the actor twirp, chirp, warble and otherwise imitate birds in his chipper yet deadpan, smarmy voice.

A "native warble" enabled her to execute divisions with such facility as to conceal their difficulty.

Didn't I warble my way
with his various girlfriends.

"Rome" would therefore be the 'new Babylon' and all of the symbolism characterizing Babylon as a wanton "whore," would be transferable to Rome, according to this view.

Bonney was especially affected by this wanton killing because Tunstall had treated him well.

However, two of them, wanton Destruction and Twin Dragon, were ultimately released to public.

One historian commented that Botkin's church "was a curious faith, to be sure," but "the Church of Aphrodite was not nearly so wanton as it sounds." The jews were tolerated by the Venetian republic merely for commercial reasons; they were huddled into a gloomy ghetto, and were obliged to wear a yellow disk, which exposed them to the wanton raillery of the populace.

So, for example, there are "wanton addicts", "unwilling addicts" and "willing addicts." Wagner is heavy and clumsy, nothing is more foreign to him than the moments of wanton perfection which this clown Offenbach achieves as many as five times, six times, in nearly every one of his buffooneries." They paint a picture of her as wanton and cavorting at clubs with a South American gigolo.

The stock market crash of 1929 finished off what years of wanton spending had started.

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