This year, the police say, he made a comeback with a nasal twang _ sometimes on behalf of the " Iraqi Liberation Front " _ making scores of 911 calls falsely reporting bombs, fires, heart attacks and other emergencies in midtown.
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In the last six months the police received scores of false reports, by a man with a nasal twang, of bombs planted by the " Iraqi Liberation Front, " and of fires and other emergencies at 500 Fifth Avenue, a 50-story office tower.
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Oxberry, who often played with him, speaks of him as knock-kneed, and says that, adopting Robert William Elliston as model, he copied his nasal twang and drawling doubtful delivery, mistook abruptness for humour, and was less a gentleman on the stage than a " blood " ( rake ).
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Kasmin Fernandes of " The Times of India " reacted in a mixed way to the song; " Music director Kakkar comes on board as singer on the unplugged version of Sawan Aaya Hai, which sounds better thanks to the acoustic guitar and flute, but could have done without Kakkar's nasal twang ".
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Nearly all the performers talk at a rat-a-tat clip and often at the same time, in a harsh nasal twang . ( Toby Stephens, in the John Barrymore role, perversely conjures the young James Cagney . ) The Barrymores may have been Americans, but they were utterly trans-Atlantic in their hearts, their poses and their vowels.
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In the following year his speeches were published, together with an anonymous Vindication, said by Mr . W . J . Fitzpatrick to have been written by Dr . Lanigan, who also, according to the same authority, was the real author of the speeches, though they were enunciated through the ponderous trombone of Dromgoole's nasal twang . Sheil, describing Dromgoole's mode of emphasising the end of each sentence in his speeches by knocking loudly on the ground with a heavy stick, spoke of him as a kind of rhetorical paviour .
