I call them 'triggers'.

I always call them diggy biscuits.

I have to call them sheriffs.

Barkov's case actually started another online movement against emergency vehicle lighting .

I call them the System Administrators.

I call them Freudian cities.

I call them common sense.

And I call that their agenda.

What I call the core and the gap.

I call them the mystic and the warrior.

I will typically call them a program.

So, I call them Gandhi neurons, or empathy neurons.

Or as I call them, the good ol' days.

There are 11 numbers, which I call the 11 holy numbers.

There are 11 numbers, which I call The 11 Holy Numbers.

I call them secrets and we can cause them to form an alphabetical list.

So for me, it's a collaboration.

I call it the iPatient.

I call Boston home.

I call this woman that has

What I call the photo montage.

The first children I notice are the fidgeters .

I call this Thunderwear.

I think of it as insidium sometimes.

I call it the h2.

I call it smart.

I call myself Phoebe.

I call it adventure.

I named it corner bubble just for purpose of this instruction.

Two of the valves I'm gonna name, I'm giving them new names, something slightly different from what we've been referring to them by.

I call this Peers, Inc.

I call this environmental arbitrage.

One of them, I call my Mimaw's Test.

I call it Snack Time.

I call it the flavor rule.

I call you the 'Spirit of the Forest.'

I call that the Leviathan Force.

I'm calling this The Great Unwind.

I call this the slow hunch.

Extra ordinary, I call it.

Why do I call it a book?

Second, I call this the mixer.

I call that the hidden choir.

I call myself a body architect.

So this is what I call Lovelace's Leap.