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• Rickety Rackety Ree, clap and say these words with me:
• The movie is one big rackety jolt.
• Much is familiar : Boswell's rackety life, his character, his relationship with Johnson.
• As the wind escalates, so does a rackety noise from the far end of the deck.
• Located on Rackety Trail off highway 35, Onondaga dates from 1918, when it was first established at Port Dover.
• Finally, I traded in my rackety, pollution-belching gas-powered mower for a hand-pushed reel model.
• Her first starring role was in 1932 when she starred in " Rackety Rax " opposite Victor McLaglen and Greta Nissan.
• The Gin Mill bar on 83rd Street and Amsterdam Avenue was a hive of activity, especially in the rackety back area where the interns congregated.
• ATLANTA-Paula Saks was lounging outside CNN Center on Monday afternoon enjoying the overdue sunshine and the rackety music pouring out of Jocks'N Jills.
• Samuel R . Delany thumps down the rickety-rackety stairs of his fifth-floor walk-up and drops off his garbage on the curb like anybody else.
• Joy was later shot and wounded, a wound which caused the amputation of his left leg, by rancher Erichos " Rackety " Smith, near the Gila River.
• Amos, who hears only half of what's going on because he won't admit all those years on a rackety tractor have shot his upper register, answers a question nobody asked.
• No sooner was he acknowledged as an incomparable chronicler and deconstructer of the rackety London scene of the 1960s than he began a series of large paintings based on the adventures of a gas-filled balloon.
• He was referred to as " Lord Huntly now in the decline of his rackety life, overwhelmed with debts, sated with pleasure, tired of fashion, the last heir male of the Gordon line ".
• A little after 10 : 30 a . m ., the yellow school bus bearing the 30 rackety children and their seven adult chaperones turned into the entrance to Floyd Bennett Field and followed the signs to the campsite.
• ""'Rackety Rax " "'is a 1932 American Pre-Code comedy action film directed by Alfred L . Werker and starring Victor McLaglen, Greta Nissen and Nell O'Day.
• The gray financial district didn't seem to mind the rackety intrusion or civic spirit, as people with suspect sliders and feeble swings who nonetheless play for even bigger sums of money gawked from windows and rooftops as the ballplayers inched past.
• Though it has some formal qualities, like Corinthian pilasters in the living room, it is full of quirks, including a rackety staircase that coils its way up a turret to reveal a small mysterious window that looks out over a Brooklyn roof-scape.
• The total cost of the dinner, plus a bottle of a 1994 J . Vidal Fleury Cotes du Rhone, was $ 128.27 including the tax but not the tip _ not cheap, certainly, but satisfying enough to make up for a rackety night.
• Instead, he did what he became famous for : he picked up the microphone and let loose a rackety version of his biggest hit, " Stagger Lee, " backed by the likes of John Fogerty and Allen Toussaint, that many critics considered the evening's highlight.