Cao Pi who attended his funeral said that " in old times, Wang Can loved the braying sounds of donkeys, let's make a braying sound as a farewell to Wang Can "; thereupon, each of the funeral guest brayed like a donkey.
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Leavitt believes that between the subject and his enormous ego, " The Help " will vomit all sorts of ratings doubloons for The WB . " There's never a time when you can't hate the rich, OK ? " he brayed.
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When the city could not rescue five fishermen marooned on a rock outside the entrance to San Francisco Bay in 1890, Hearst and several staff members borrowed a tug, braved the storm, saved the men and brayed at the competition, which still had the fivesome languishing at sea.
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And women, which were always a part of the mix at Rolling Stone, seem to be tugging at their clothing in photographs with a bit more vigor than they had in times past _ " Asia Argento : She Puts the Sex in XXX " brayed a recent headline.
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As F . Clifton White completed his conservative coup d'etat on behalf of Barry Goldwater at the old Cow Palace in San Francisco, the galleries booed and brayed at their bete noire, Nelson A . Rockefeller, who struggled to make himself heard over the insistent thump of a bass drum.
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He recently lost the 10th minister of his administration, this time the Welsh secretary, a strident right-winger who brayed loudly in the debate about family values; the " sleaze factor " got him when a tabloid printed details of his affair with a woman, as they say, not his wife.
