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Examples
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All I know is that the Hoot is the most magical musical thing I've ever been involved with.
Erik Lundegaard: Q & A with Jim Walsh on the Replacements, Dada and Hoots 2008
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Yep, "Hoot" Gibson would have firsthand knowledge alright and its understandable his fustration given he and many astronauts worked hard for years before getting assigned a mission to just have a Congressman come along and snatch a spot away from them.
Oops Bill Nelson's Hypocrisy Is Showing Again - NASA Watch 2009
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The patriarch of the vogue for green-themed children's books is surely Carl Hiaasen, the novelist and Miami Herald columnist who shot to eco-stardom in 2002 with "Hoot," a novel for middle-schoolers about three children who foil a corporation's attempt to build a pancake restaurant over a burrow of endangered miniature owls.
Scary Green Monsters 2009
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"Hoot" won a Newbery Honor Award, and was followed in 2005 by "Flush," a tale recounting the adventures of a different group of youthful oddball allies that is seeking to expose a casino-boat operator who's been flushing raw sewage into harbor water.
Scary Green Monsters 2009
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In case anyone is interested, Carol is exactly as you would expect (gracious and kind) and Norma is a "Hoot", tub loads of energy and stories.
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Also a family film called "Hoot" and Edward Norton has returned in "Down in the Valley."
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That's because this Iranian weapon -- called the "Hoot," or "whale" -- is based on the Russian Shkval.
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That's because this Iranian weapon -- called the "Hoot," or "whale" -- is based on the Russian Shkval.
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The commander, Robert "Hoot" Gibson, told the caib that the belly looked as if it had been blasted with shotgun fire.
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The commander, Robert "Hoot" Gibson, told the caib that the belly looked as if it had been blasted with shotgun fire.
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