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bell

noun as in signaling object or sound

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With his Tampa Bay Rays facing elimination against the Dodgers, he had answered the bell with five one-hit, nine-strikeout, virtually flawless Fall Classic innings.

Before football practice, when the bell rings in the afternoon, he sometimes jogs to pick up his brother, then walks him home or takes him to practice.

There are also shells hanging from the ceiling, as well as 665 small traditional bells arranged in a shell shape.

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Rebecca Moody, head of data research at software firm Comparitech, said the nature of the data posted online raised "alarm bells".

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But Prof Chen said the academic community had sounded the alarm bell before, as universities were closely monitoring the water level of the barrier lake and worked with authorities on the emergency plans.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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