Astronomers believe we may be seeing a galaxy similar to our own Milky Way when it was a squalling infant . _ MALCOLM W . BROWNE
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There would be no clutter of news boxes on the streets to bring a clutter of bad news to all those squalling, messy people.
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Did a writhing, squalling human being emerge from a teeny opening in my body after growing, kicking and sparking hormonal chaos for nine months?
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Another glimmer of the future can be found in the raw voices of Sarah and Mark Lodato, squalling three-month-old twins from Lyndhurst.
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Australian musicologist, Ian McFarlane, felt Turner provided " his squalling guitar work to the band's unnerving, avant-garage rock noise ."
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That squalling summer cartoon quickly grew tedious _ it was always in your face _ but " Waterworld " doesn't wear out its welcome.
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It was my mother calling long distance from a trip to California, just in time to hear the opening cries and the squalling of her first grandchild.
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On the " New York " album, Reed tosses it off in a deadpan monotone backed by a squalling guitar and a steady rock beat.
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"Gatsby " may not be dirty, but it is often gritty, squalling with the earthy energy of'20s dance music and jazz.
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Their pose is swaggering, their look disheveled; their sound is a twitchy snarl of attitude-stoked rhythm, squalling guitars, and cosmically disaffected singing.
