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The favorite dog of ancient Egyptians, this breed is incapable of barking, instead uttering a sound called a yodel, which makes them perfect for those living in an apartment with thin walls or touchy neighbors.— HowStuffWorks Daily Feed
It is fitting, both musically and spiritually, that Wayne ends "Working At Working" with a blue yodel, ala the Great Depression's 'Singing Brakeman' Jimmy Rodgers.— CounterPunch
Nothing lifts the spirits like a good yodel, but most of us don't have the skill to yodel on cue.— Original Signal - Transmitting Gadgets
In fact, no-one else plays the piano quite so clunkily, and although the Diamonds yodel merrily through the first song, and caterwaul weirdly through the second, these seem like a pointless diversion, endearing only for the explanation afterwards that they were scared to sing F_ Off in church, except Rachel, who Ane calls a "Welsh [lady of easy virtue]."— Drowned In Sound // Feed
He indulges a slight yodel on "Moral Kiosk" and ends "We Walk" with a strange hiccup.— Murmurs.com

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