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Handball Pan Am Games Canada Mexico Women Behind Net East End Distant Play To Save To Play Close Crowd Shouts Strong

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As you navigate through the collection of sounds, you may find yourself transported to different locations around the world. From a PA announcement in a Thailand bus station, alerting passengers to depart for Mae Sot at 1:10 PM, to a soothing farewell message from an aircraft passenger before take-off. The hospital PA system breaks the silence with a urgent call for a code blue, while the siren of a public warning system in San Francisco startles the listener with its urgency.

In a more intense setting, the sound of a handball game at the Pan Am Games captures the excitement of the competition. The clatter of the ball against the court, mixed with the referee's calls to defend, attack, and charge, creates a dynamic audio experience. A sci-fi computer voice adds a futuristic twist, signaling authorization and stabilizing commands in a language that is both familiar and alien.

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The intimate details of everyday life are also captured in the collection, from the casual mic bump of a conversation to the announcement of an incoming message on a computer PA system. A subway PA system stutters as it announces the next stop, adding a touch of realism to the urban soundscape. As you explore the different sounds at Pa's Library, you can immerse yourself in a world of audio experiences that span across genres and atmospheres.

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