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Significantly, just a month before the fire, his daughter Caroline made a cry for help.
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They set up generators, powered up laptops and started moving visual images across oceans in a cry for help.
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Far from an attack on Obama, it is a cry for help.
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Into the vacuum leapt Lula, after he concluded that a telephone call from the president asking for advice was really a cry for help.
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"I think it was a cry for help, " she added.
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And some small but significant percentage of this group is going to take a one-way slide to the bottom, where the compulsion to use their smart phones is so strong that they can only hope their batteries last long enough to text a cry for help.
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The report concludes the vote was a "cry for help" from a largely forgotten constituency suffering numerous social problems, and the by-election was an "opportunity to strike a blow against a local power structure that was widely disliked".
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As pop songs go, "Drink to Moving On" is practically perfect, with a catchy little call throughout: It's an emotional yelp that falls somewhere between a scream and a plaintive cry for help, as a sweet-sounding bass bubbles behind repetitive guitar strumming.
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The women's escape and rescue began with a frenzied cry for help.
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On Wednesday, Dicki Chhoyang, a spokesperson for the Tibetan government in exile in India, told Agence-France Presse news agency that their sources were able to confirm the four cases, calling them a "cry for help".
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It's a terrifying thought, but science suggests that when under attack, plants cry for help.
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