Contrary to the whines of tax-loving pols, the Cox-Wyden legislation does not give special status to Internet commerce.

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You hear a series of clicks, whistles and whines coming from each, much like a conversation in dolphin language.

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Senator Max Baucus (Democrat--Montana) whines that the agreement doesn't go far enough in allowing U.S. beef imports into South Korea.

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The surface became a dark mirror as we cut the motors, taking in the guttural whoops, whines, trills and clicks around us.

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At one point, he characterised comments criticising the settlement as "whines" and said critics sought "a grab bag of personal advantages for Microsoft competitors".

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The family rule: If her son whines, the iPad goes away.

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If there's any delay, he whines -- loudly.

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But Gnutella, along with new hardware that will make films look almost as good at home as they do in theaters, may soon move enough files to drown out the loudest whines Hollywood can muster.

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Listen to the engine's rattles and whines.

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The animal whines as it falls.

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