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It would simply parrot back similar responses to her questions.

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

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

"Just because your child can parrot back emergency instructions doesn't mean she'll remember them in a crisis."

And we'll never get those parrots back now.

Alexander the Great brought parrots back from his Asian expeditions.

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.

No prizes if you can identify the dozen airports coded above, but you might get your parrot back.

"I guess what people want me to do is parrot back what the company is telling me.

Like all cult movies, "Austin Powers" is more fun to parrot back than it is to watch.

This was part of the education I had suffered in school, which I now parrot back as if it represented original thinking on my part.

Data opened his mouth as if to parrot back the specifics, but then stopped; perhaps he was able to grasp the concept of rhetorical questions, at least.

'He wants the Parrot back.

He had enraged marital therapists by dismissing "active listening" - in which partners parrot back each other's feelings - as meaningless to a good marriage.

Rare Blue Parrot Back from the Brink of Extinction.

So Tod and his brother Frank scraped some money together: asked Carmichael to sell the Parrot back.

As I see it, there are three key lessons to learn from our mistakes: Lesson No. 1: Be wary of warlords who parrot back our own lines.

First, he would struggle to convince the President privately of certain proposals in the hopes that Mr. Reagan would parrot back the arguments in announcing his decisions.

Jhessail scowled and pointed severely down at his book again, "-and I'm fast running out of severe things that he said to me, to parrot back at you.

I admit they may be very literary parrots, who know Shakespeare and Mother Goose, but there must be millions of parrots back in the jungle to take their place.

Don't read and parrot back in the language of another; don't think and explain thru [ sic ] the already formed concepts of someone else all the time.

After listening to the Senator from Nebraska's subsequent demolition of the Clinton Presidency, the President's men simply parrot back that their boss agrees with everything Senator Kerrey says.

It would have been of great use to her now, she thought, for Alex and Con, who often let the brightly colored bird out to fly around the large nursery, frequently called the parrot back with a whistle.

They rarely do any actual investigation of any claims by either side, but rather they just turn on the mics / cameras and parrot back whatever it was that someone else already said that day, true or not.