"What's the competing sound?" Asked a world famous Audiologist.
"That's (i)drama(i) to us," said an English-speaking scientist. Fingers ran through lists and lists of words in many languages and in characters. Somehow "sound" and drama matched up in a popular-speak legacy.
"Competing sound is a golf game crowd spontaneously saying, (i)eeeeeww(i)."
"Why?"
"A brother and sister living together, not anything weird."
A Detective slammed an open palm on a sawhorse. "I'M THE ONE ASKING THE QUESTIONS HERE!"
"Yes m'am." Someone managed.
Back Overseas there was progress (i)towards(i) peace. But "agreements" had to be reached; political parties had to be political and not one with "militia" which is in many places different than National military; and some baseline on war/crimes had to be stormed towards in (i)legal processes(i).
Some countries staged photo ops of citizens making a difference by voting. Crowds were powerless as cameras were ordered (i)off(i) and peoples' fingers were cut off. People were dragged around by head hair. People were denied medical aid. People were slammed and piled into institutional places.
"I can't testify." Someone relayed what was said since everyone was in a contraption of "I'll shoot." Loved ones were snatched as soft targets. People drank themselves to numb just to calm the shakes.
"When you say (i)global(i), what do you mean exactly?" Minds ticked off mental lists of what could be said and what couldn't to save some of humanity.
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