"We're seeing a rally cry and call to action in our industry being led by runners, " he said.

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In unbearable pain and fear I started to cry and call out for help, but no help came.

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You don't cry in the corner because they call you Darth Vader, but sure it bothers you.

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Call an election immediately, cry the opposition Tories, who are ahead in the polls, and the Lib Dems, who aren't, but are scoring better than they usually do.

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They said it was against House rules to call the speaker a "cry-baby, " and said Democrats were just trying to divert attention from Clinton's inability to balance the budget.

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And as the company touted the features, it showed a father driving his child around, and when the kid starts to cry, the dad freaks out and has to quickly call the mom to calm the baby down.

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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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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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