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On the other hand, a parrot sometimes does not know when to stop talking.

And what about the one who came in with a parrot?

He only wanted to know if Parrot would come again.

And he thought they were going to buy him a parrot.

He said it was like taking a parrot with us.

They had sent him to help me find my lost parrot.

"You came in here to ask me what a parrot said?"

A. I think that's probably taking parrot intelligence a little too far.

Do we need a bigger house to make space for the parrot?

"To learn that your best students are parrots after all."

But they might have a green parrot in the back somewhere.

Sitting on the other is what appears to be a parrot.

She cannot remember their names, any more than her parrot can.

But why would he go to so much trouble to get some parrots?

When did we ever have wild parrots in our country?

She was the kind of person that keeps a parrot.

They can be taught to talk even better than parrots.

While the parrot gives her added attention, she also has to deal with the return of Will.

Care must be taken that the parrot does not feel threatened.

He is a parrot with a green body and red wings.

The next day she gave the parrot back to her neighbor.

What had made the blue parrot go so crazy that night?

"What on earth were you doing sending the parrot in the first place?"

At that time, she and her husband had a collection of about 50 parrots.

If she knew anything, Charlie the parrot was not telling.

It would simply parrot back similar responses to her questions.

And he is able to parrot the same kinds of questions that really get asked under such circumstances.

And for those few women who parrot their words.

Naturally, creative game makers do not want to parrot their model.

"When they parrot back parts of yourself, it's extremely uncomfortable."

Despite perceptions to the contrary, the Arab news media do not simply parrot the official line.

"You parrot the words, but their meaning is not in you!

But when the callers so often parrot the famous guests, is that anything more than an illusion?

Rogers did not simply parrot some of England's finest medieval structures.

"Music and fashion are one," she said, a point clear to anyone at a concert where thousands of young people parrot their idol's dress.

And some of the messages they parrot now they will surely reject.

"I basically parrot all his views to my friends.

The mouthpieces will parrot the party line that the controversy has been way overblown.

He could parrot them by rote, but part of his mind had awakened to their falsity.

To their shame, they parrot government hyperbole and lies.

"You parrot his pious phrases, but do you really believe them?"

Like any statistical process, this sort of audience testing will often parrot back to you whatever you needed it to say in the first place.

She couldn't face the fact that it, too, would merely parrot the same illogical nonsense.

I mean life wouldn't be the same without you, of course, and without you parrot.

It never tried to parrot her again.

The two men simply parrot the Marines' code of fidelity to unit, corps, God and country.

To get in on the educational field one must parrot the latest jargon even if it is rejected by 'one'.

I can only parrot the others.

They parrot our words, but that's it.