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A fourth chance to take Djokovic’s serve went begging in the fourth game – where the Serb was docked a point for hindrance, judged by British umpire Richard Haigh to have disturbed Sinner with a long grunt, and then warned for taking too long to serve.
Source: https://www.ghanamma.com/2023/07/14/novak-djokovic-beats-jannik-sinner-in/
I'm guessing any croc babies that didn't grunt were eaten.
In essence, Mercer argued that milestones helped add motivation to the Adventuring Party with quantifiable progress and helped keep things "fair" for players that might do most of the grunt work compared to their comrades.
Source: https://www.cbr.com/critical-role-matthew-mercer-brennan-lee-mulligan-milestone-vs-xp-leveling-dnd/
Onlookers grunt disapprovingly, angry at the noise.
That’s something Jaskolski acknowledges—but he also considers the project an example of how human expertise and grunt work can be elevated by AI.
Source: https://www.wired.co.uk/article/how-one-guys-ai-tracked-the-chinese-spy-balloon-across-the-us
That's where we come in to do the grunt work of researching and pass on our wisdom.
Source: https://mashable.com/uk/roundup/best-fitness-trackers-uk
The following year the fog signal was replaced by twin diaphones and Mew now had its own unforgettable and unmistakable bark: a thundering tenor G note with a characteristic terminating grunt.
They’ve got a bit more grunt than sneakers.”