It's not "Rear Window": The ending, for instance, is so ridiculously tidy it squeaks.

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If John McCain beats Romney in New Hampshire and Huckabee squeaks past Romney into second, Romney is toast.

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If she squeaks through, she has a chance of going on to win.

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Screeches, squeaks, and a faint muttering filled the forest, perhaps indicating bliss and satisfaction, perhaps indicating that someone had perished.

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He pops up in trendy opinion journals like Slate and squeaks from time to time in the New York Times op-ed page.

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Heavy thumps and squeaks just above, in the ceiling.

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The special effects, which demand that mortal peril be evaded by the narrowest of squeaks, and which culminate with the launching of life-saving arks in the Himalayas, manage both to overbear and underwhelm.

NEWYORKER: (director: Roland Emmerich; 2009)