It's no wonder they sound like military training, with acrobatics.
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But soon there may be less need for such acrobatics.
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Take a look, and immediately sign up for acrobatics classes.
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He was a budding gymnast then, into tumbling and acrobatics.
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"It's rough on your body, it's real acrobatics," she explained.
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Expect lively skits and acrobatics and, of course, incomparable cuteness.
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It combines striking costumes, lighting and puppetry with dazzling acrobatics.
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Stick to tried and true positions that involve minimal acrobatics.
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Expect acrobatics, plenty of costumed revelers, and solid, cheap drinks.
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They might throw a stone or engage in some aerial acrobatics.
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"I respect both sides—cooking and the acrobatics," he tells me.
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Whether the messaging acrobatics work remains an open question among lawmakers.
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A. To me vocal acrobatics are like a Black Forest cake.
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Yeah. Certainly brings a possibility of all sorts of aerial acrobatics.
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Now, in a feat of domino-like acrobatics, he can pour 17.
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There's also the occasional aerial acrobatics because, after all, this is Vegas.
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It is pure acrobatics and yet you rarely see accidents with cars.
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The summer was rounded out by a feat of extraordinary alligator acrobatics.
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The live action is punctuated by aerial acrobatics, pyrotechnics and motorcycle stunts.
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It specializes in acrobatics, including trapeze acts, which require a larger cast.
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You sense the director has become punch-drunk from Molière's verbal acrobatics.
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It is about mating acrobatics by Panamanian birds, not the mannequin challenge.
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In New York alone, half a dozen circus schools teach trapeze and acrobatics.
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The Wildcats took a 14-10 lead thanks to some acrobatics by Skowronek.
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There is a lot of slow-motion acrobatics, impressive but not very expressive.
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Stav Pinto is a circus artist who practices her acrobatics in the station.
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She deftly executed the acrobatics at the end, with joyous, tumbling high roulades.
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The show is going to have singing, dancing, onstage musicians, acrobatics, slapstick comedy.
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But the acrobatics and the technique of it was a brand new thing.
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He stripped to a pink outfit with heart patterns and performed various acrobatics.
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Have you been mesmerized by the visionary acrobatics and lithe bodies performing in Rio?
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Instead of the traditional acrobatics, Bianco's performers twirl and dance with whimsical, frenetic energy.
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And the thing is, his acrobatics look exactly like the King of Pop himself.
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Baylor's acrobatics and tumbling program is relatively new—or at least its name is.
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Behind the verbal acrobatics, though, linguists sense a much more calculating use of language.
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You can hear Francis's wail in the ragged vocal acrobatics of twenty one pilots.
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BAY SHORE The Olate Dogs, a show featuring dog tricks, human acrobatics and humor.
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The immediate takeaway from Lucha Libre was the ridiculous acrobatics used for ring entrances.
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"It was a wonderful device for lifting the veil" on the park's structural acrobatics.
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She tried out sports like football and acrobatics, until boxing eventually became her lifeline.
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A. Squirrels have evolved with several anatomical adaptations that help them with their acrobatics.
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"The show is full of unplanned acrobatics," said Mr. Romanès, who leads the performances.
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Both White and Kim soar past peers with a mix of fearlessness and acrobatics.
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"I didn't want to do all these acrobatics to make it work," she said.
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Dave Grohl even attempts some Prince-style vocal acrobatics, which, well … he tried his best.
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While she lays around singing, shots of senior citizens dancing and doing acrobatics are interwoven.
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It blends aerial gymnastics, dance, acrobatics, and strength training, and requires huge skill and discipline.
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Let's review, with level-headed precision, the acting acrobatics Lohan performs in The Parent Trap.
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Something about the combination of dance and acrobatics, athleticism and grace, gets me every time.
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Other times it goes for risky off-stage acrobatics that it turns into quick kills.
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Forget about performing acrobatics to ensure your "good side" is front and center on camera.
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The sideshow is an Oakland tradition of (often unsanctioned) late-night displays of vehicular acrobatics.
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That compares with Cirque du Soleil productions, which incorporate stunts and acrobatics into various storylines.
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Q. But what you like about Baroque is that the message, not acrobatics, comes first?
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Without the right training, doing some advanced acrobatics with a drone can be potentially dangerous.
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Titans are now more focused on defense, while Hunters are all about acrobatics and dodging.
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The recipe for this show consists of acrobatics, circus arts, personal narratives and, yes, food.
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In today's 360 video, a dance group performs acrobatics on the New York City subway.
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With oil-flow acrobatics getting exceedingly complex, workers can ill-afford any lapse in concentration.
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Of course, the song again features the type of vocal acrobatics Cornell was known for.
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The next day, Beckham's acrobatics had physicists, mechanical engineers and sports scientists scratching their heads.
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So it would take some significant legal acrobatics to turn this into a prosecutable crime?
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In Aleksander Mikhailovich "Rodtchenko's 'A Leap'" (1934), water meets skies in the aerial acrobatics of swimmers.
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Their first fighting match is tense, full of aerial acrobatics and faster-than-life revolving kicks.
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Pink's acrobatics Who can forget Pink's breathtaking "Glitter In The Air" performance at the 2010 Grammys?
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The new trailer, shown at E3 2017, is full of goofy humor, acrobatics, and breakneck combat.
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That said, I never want to think about a spider doing acrobatics toward me ever again.
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Comments like these took me aback: they demonstrated the intricate ethical acrobatics Zayner was continuously performing.
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Liyuan opera storylines are traditionally derived from Chinese folklore and incorporates traditional musical instruments with acrobatics.
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There, they covered everything from sword fighting, acrobatics, and martial arts such as taekwondo and wushu.
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It's not all stripping: there are aerial acrobatics, a comedy section, and live singing involved, too.
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Such discursive acrobatics leave the causes of these crises unexamined, and those responsible untouched by guilt.
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Later, he showed off his acrobatics, going up and around a defender for a scoop layup.
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In the third period it was Zackrisson's acrobatics that put the Swedes on top to stay.
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For spectators, it combines teeth-clenchingly sharp turns with the oohs and aahs of airborne acrobatics.
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Here, two ladies practice Acro yoga — a mixture of yoga and acrobatics — on a subway platform.
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The ever-game actors (and their seamlessly integrated stunt doubles) pull off some truly wild acrobatics.
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The others aren't too eager to follow his acrobatics and decide to continue on for now.
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In case you needed the reminder: never ever assume you can do parkour or other such acrobatics.
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Then, they built Gordo's character around that template, which blended punches and kicks with acrobatics and dance.
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There are high-flying acrobatics and awe-inspiring stunts, but they are often shoehorned into musical numbers.
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Take your usual size, but be aware that getting into the jean may require some added acrobatics.
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The story is acted out through impressive juggling, acrobatics, contortions and hoop jumping, to name a few.
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If you assumed some legal acrobatics were involved in such a legendary DUI dismissal, you are correct.
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Most people are like, "What the hell are you talking about?" when you bring up pizza acrobatics.
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It seems like a nice place, where typical zoo things like cotton candy and penguin acrobatics happen.
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" To eliminate sports doping, he added, "there can be no compromise, no middle ground, no rhetorical acrobatics.
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After not feeling her typical acrobatics for a day, my husband drove us to the emergency room.
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Yes, there are costume changes and slick choreography, but Ms. Grande's vocal acrobatics are the main attraction.
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In fact he performed semantic acrobatics to denounce America's military maneuvers against Iran without precisely blaming Trump.
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He dabbled in some acting classes, dated a circus performer who got him into tumbling and acrobatics.
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Gray Matters is full of formal delights, aesthetic acrobatics, and a well-balanced monochrome bouquet of incredible artists.
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What Is It: We tried aerial silk acrobatics, contortion and unicycle riding alongside the stars of Ringling Bros.
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Most recently, her 2012 appearance —during which she performed song "Try" — made headlines for the star's unforgettable acrobatics.
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Willow didn't take Jameson's acrobatics kindly, letting out a shriek after her time on an iPad was interrupted.
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The athletic pair can be seen kissing and balancing each other in tricky acroyoga (acrobatics and yoga) poses.
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But it was her 2012 appearance that made headlines for her unforgettable acrobatics while performing her hit "Try."
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That brings us to the masterful acrobatics of character and plot seen in season 3, which concluded Sunday.
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What followed was a breath-taking act that fused dangerous acrobatics with dance, set to an upbeat song.
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Acrobatics and tumbling is the second-cheapest sport on a per-athlete basis at both Oregon and Baylor.
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It seemed like she was doing these acrobatics to not have to say it—but still say it.
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Defying his father, Owen Jr. brings out a ladder and executes crowd-pleasing feats of daredevil slapstick acrobatics.
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But her power lies as much in her intellectualism and transactional savvy as it does in sexual acrobatics.
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Most recently, her 2012 appearance — during which she performed song "Try" — made headlines for the star's unforgettable acrobatics.
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During the Billboard Music Awards, Pink performed some pretty complicated acrobatics on a rope hanging from the ceiling.
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Surfing will have its Olympic debut at this summer's games in Tokyo, on smaller waves that reward acrobatics.
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In recent years, the movements that are taught in the temple are more like acrobatics than proper combat.
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The acrobatics in "'Twas the Night Before…" at Madison Square Garden are perfectly diverting, despite an illegible plot.
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Instead, they use dance, acrobatics and carefully orchestrated movement to create intriguing body architecture and often comical skits.
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Some people use apps to do detailed counts; others prefer to simply notice the pattern of their fetus' acrobatics.
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And without these atmospheric acrobatics, the cool subsurface waters in the Niño 3.4 region are likely to fizzle out.
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The body positivity activist also had to pull off some acrobatics for them to both enjoy the bath time.
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Some of the more complicated acrobatics, like those Lopez performed onscreen, can take months or even years to master.
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Her name is Giovanna Petrucci, and her acrobatics rival those of the gymnasts and divers competing across this city.
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Or you can watch them as a circus act: bright costumes, brilliant acrobatics, plenty of playing off the crowd.
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The verbal acrobatics in which performers catch one another in midflight tend to be more clever than screamingly funny.
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On Instagram, Angelina gleaned that Angel had begun incorporating gymnastics tricks — or "acro," short for acrobatics — into her routine.
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Onstage, this mix turns out to be a varied patchwork of dance in traditional costumes and classic circus acrobatics.
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It was a demanding physical test: 3 hours 20043 minutes, with plenty of all-court acrobatics and power required.
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In addition to being a pretty amazing sight to see, the ocean acrobatics are also a cost-saving measure.
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Today diplomatic acrobatics have paved the way for North Korea's taekwondo demonstration team to make its way to Pyeongchang.
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In Jeddah and the capital Riyadh, fighter jets from the air force and an acrobatics team flew in formations.
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But all those acrobatics caught up to Pereira, and he seemed to run out of energy by the end.
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And expect to hear from LeBron James and/or Anthony Davis, whose high-flying acrobatics make them OZONE LAKERs.
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That's evident in this video by Catfish directorial team, Supermarché, which brings together cleverly designed word acrobatics and elegant cinematography.
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While an H shape is ideal for accommodating a battery and cameras, the X is lighter and better for acrobatics.
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According to a biography on her website, Weldens grew up in the circus, where she learned juggling, acrobatics, and trapeze.
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Tom Holland will bring his acrobatics and quips to Spider-Man: Homecoming, the latest entry in the Marvel cinematic universe.
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Put simply, it's not a true collaboration, lacking the interesting vocal acrobatics or chemistry we expect to hear from both.
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Britney Spears managed to push through an unexpected acrobatics fail during her set at Tuesday's Apple Music Festival in London.
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She's known for her awesome acrobatics, but stepped up her game during a Friday rehearsal for the American Music Awards.
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Spider-Man's fight scenes and aerial acrobatics had a spry kineticism that contrasted with the brawny physicality of Kirby's compositions.
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Stuffed with demon warriors, vamping concubines and overblown acrobatics, Derek Yee's "Sword Master" packs a lot into its 105 minutes.
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Mr. Plaul alternates between stunning acrobatics on a Chinese pole and a story about his father being "disappeared" in Argentina.
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Hilary Swank and Jean-Claude Van Damme appeared onstage—for unspecified fees—to watch an acrobatics show and a concert.
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If you need to do acrobatics to do your job, be a little bold, and consider wearing trousers to work.
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Spider-Man is known for his lithe acrobatics, and after years of dance training, Holland has become a very skilled gymnast.
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Stern drew inspiration from the acrobatics of 19th century circus performers, struck by their feats of pounding nails into their bodies.
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Male humpback dolphins do more than just perform acrobatics to attract a mate—they also offer gifts, according to new research.
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There were some high-flying acrobatics -- some brute power moves -- and finally, an athletic pin to seal the victory over Arquette.
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Together, the pro football league and acrobatics show will open an interactive exhibit and theater in New York City next year.
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From self-taught to stardom Dange's intro to the performing arts began at age 12, through a local YMCA acrobatics class.
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On average, their acrobatics have saved their clubs between four to six goals each season relative to a league-average counterpart.
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If the cost of these computational acrobatics is negligible and the results measurable, why shouldn't our devices be performing these calculations?
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These two squadrons, renowned for their aerial acrobatics and skilled pilots, have been performing air shows across the U.S. for decades.
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It's a game about a dolphin that sings at crystals and fights aliens and does cool acrobatics, from what I understand.
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In addition to being known for aerial acrobatics, the singer has been an outspoken critic of President Trump in the past.
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Their acrobatics have been photographed from balconies in Rockaway, Queens, and they've put on showstopping displays near the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.
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In the afternoons, people often practice acroyoga (sort of a mix of yoga and acrobatics) in the middle of the tent.
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"I'm hiding!" she explained the next day, merrily re-enacting her acrobatics inside the lobby of the Le Meridien Hotel here.
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In an essay omitted here, Dillard once extended a metaphor that compared her writing to the acrobatics of a stunt pilot.
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It was a considerably calmer performance in comparison to the live acrobatics that she's built a reputation for over the years.
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The breathtaking acrobatics and one-two finish drew a sustained roar from an American-heavy crowd at the Phoenix Snow Park.
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Then there are the the acrobatics — attempting to spin or even flip in midair requires intense core and upper body strength.
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A few differences: — The dirt bikers are more associated with acrobatics, known as stunting, whereas supermoto was born out of racing.
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No one will quite fly, but the show does use acrobatics, stilt walking and other circus arts to depict Earhart's adventures.
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At dusk, she boils fish on a fire while the sun sets and humpback whales perform their lumbering acrobatics on the horizon.
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It can even execute perfect 360-degree flips if you're in the mood for thrilling mid-air acrobatics rather than standard photography.
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For our two-writer household, the parents of an infant, it was a challenge — an exercise in logistical acrobatics, in budgetary gamesmanship.
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What I experienced was eye-opening: an hours-long comedy show with over a dozen different actors performing marvelous feats of acrobatics.
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Every feature, every hardware advancement, every piece of understated technical acrobatics is in the service of making Apple's next-generation software shine.
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There are lots of mirrors, a tunnel with a massive light prism (and a nimble dancer pulling some X Men:Apocalypse style acrobatics).
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The boosters blinked side by side for a few seconds, winding their way to the ground in a dance of aerial acrobatics.
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Hailing from Milan, Italy, this troupe of seven, founded by Davide Agostini, combines dance, gymnastics and acrobatics, all liberally laced with humor.
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One of six siblings, Mel had no formal training in acrobatics or gymnastics but was the sports mascot of his high school.
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Mary and Tyce, who call themselves Duo Transcend, performed some death-defying acrobatics while suspended on a bar several feet above the stage.
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Literary criticism shouldn't be about performing intellectual acrobatics to prove yourself, and that's how I'd describe a lot of the reviews I wrote.
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The filmmakers follow Bangoura to Guinea, where he's launched Kalabanté to encourage impoverished youth interested in acrobatics, with the potential for employment abroad.
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Although the songs, dancing, and acrobatics were a lot of fun, the rest of the movie pretty much fell right on its face.
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The build is set in a giant quarry, with rocks, trees, and ridiculously precarious poles and platforms to perform feats of acrobatics over.
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And unlike the offerings in Cirques past, the acrobatics sometimes seem prosaic, especially after so many hours recently spent cheering Olympic floor routines.
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And you can enjoy a drag brunch with insane acrobatics by experienced drag queens and unlimited mimosas at Palace Bar across the street.
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Swing your legs up, hold your skirt down, all while channeling the grace of Meghan Markle and the midair acrobatics of Chloe Kim.
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The acrobatics are more amazing than ever, but where "Untitled" is uncanny, "Day Two" takes a turn toward the trippy and pseudo-spiritual.
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Trained in ballet but with an interest in fusing acrobatics and modern dance, she has performed throughout the city and across the country.
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She comes from a dance and music background, and while she's never had any formal acting training, she's trained in ballet and acrobatics.
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We don't know which song they were performing at the time, but the show is packed with incredible acrobatics set to Beatles hits.
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They should be honest about it and say so, instead of doing verbal acrobatics saying they believe both the accuser and the accused.
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She and Saint cut up in the second and third photos, with the little boy seemingly doing some acrobatics in his aunt's arms.
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Combining acrobatics and live music, they've been known to interact with theatergoers, who can buy tickets to sit onstage during the hourlong show.
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Also, I should say that organizations like the New York Philharmonic put on wonderful concerts targeted at kids that don't require these acrobatics.
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Skills that may give a competitive edge: I also competed in Turkey's Got Talent years ago and performed a show of aerial silk acrobatics.
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What they bring are kitschy spectacles, melodramas told through broad acting and ballet conflated with acrobatics, all underlined by formulaic music, Chinese and Western.
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Disney Research has one such human-scale robot — called Stickman, because it's literally a robotic stick — that is capable of aerial acrobatics, like backflips.
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Williams tells Entertainment Weekly how she, Mylod, and the stunt team sought to preserve her fear of imminent death during the intentionally graceless acrobatics.
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The aerial acrobatics in this video are a little more dangerous because 230-foot high wind turbines aren't particularly forgiving if you hit one.
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Books of The Times With Geoff Dyer, you inevitably face the problem of how to describe his literary acrobatics in all their sunny impertinence.
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On top of that, it's also capable of carrying out fancy acrobatics, including loops, 2149.99-degree turns, and barrel rolls, providing limitless aerial fun.
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Often, when Martin is into those acrobatics, his pitcher is baffling batters with pitches that are hard to lay off and harder to hit.
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They mostly stand still at the front of the stage, but their particular brand of harmonic acrobatics are always enough to make them standouts.
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Routines can include elements of ballet, jazz, hip-hop and other styles; sometimes cheerleading-type acrobatics are worked into a team's three-minute performance.
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If only the people on the end of the line could see the literal acrobatics we go through to pretend everything is under control.
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An avant-garde Berlin director has sold out a 2,000-seat venue that usually draws crowds with death-defying acrobatics or rousing musical numbers.
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Since 2004, when an explosion in Afghanistan shredded the lower part of his left leg, his swimming routine had involved some degree of acrobatics.
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Bob Avian's choreography consists mostly of hoochie-coochie moves (for the prostitutes) and acrobatics-punctuated martial pageantry (for the Ho Chi Minh City sequences).
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It isn't an over-the-top spectacle of rotating set pieces and wardrobe changes, or a showcase of vocal acrobatics and choreographed backup dancers.
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The piece is a showcase of the group's vocal acrobatics and ethnomusicological fascinations, such as the Inuit throat singing that opens the rhapsodic Courante.
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Mr. Crawford inherited the robust piano acrobatics of Professor Longhair and Henry Butler, pulling it into contact with the broader American R&B tradition.
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By fall, Puertolas had perfected his aerial acrobatics through dozens of flights and was flying regularly for fun with five friends from the Bay Area.
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These legal acrobatics show how far the government will go to silence journalists, including the pettiness of forcing me to spend the night in jail.
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Aside from his songs -- he opened with "Mark My Words" and closed with "Sorry" -- he also wowed the crowd with trampoline acrobatics above the audience.
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By counting acrobatics and tumbling as a sport, though, Baylor has 44 more women athletes than it otherwise would have—14 percent of its total.
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Essentially he saw himself as an artist of the void, weaving together base-jumping, acrobatics and highlining to make hair-raising theatre among the peaks.
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But he said the prosecutors were attempting "judicial acrobatics" in trying to prove the cash found its way to Mr Najib or any government official.
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The best players mastered the acrobatics of the pilot class, leaving us less talented folk on Earth, vulnerable to both Titans and highflying pilots alike.
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A "Tarzan" show was directed by Li Xining, an acrobatics expert who once worked for the Chengdu Military Area Command under the People's Liberation Army.
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Music is the main focus, but dance, acrobatics, sports, and further education in life skills, instrument repair, HIV awareness, and sustainable farming are also available.
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Skeptics are willing to perform all kinds of mental acrobatics to avoid facing the very stark realities of living in this world as a woman.
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Kong also has his own movement director, Gavin Robins, who came out of the physical theater world and has experience with acrobatics and aerial choreography.
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Like many romances, Sarina Bowen's OVERNIGHT SENSATION (Tuxbury, paper, $15) hinges on some minor plot acrobatics to force its central couple to spend time together.
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Drum circles and students with colorful hair and piercings are commonplace, and it's not out of the ordinary to see the circus club practicing acrobatics.
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Such allusions seem intended to send up that vacuous blockbuster, whose non-songs and bizarre sets are periodically enlivened by muscular acrobatics and outlandish costumes.
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Kristin Dutcher said her daughter Zoe has been interested since she was a toddler and now takes classes in acrobatics and handstands at the school.
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However, if it weren't for the acrobatics of Andersen early on, Leafs coach Mike Babcock thinks his troops could have been singing a different tune.
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Accompanied by a bit of dance and acrobatics — but no words — their journey unfolds to live music performed by Ms. Duncan's theater troupe, the Gottabees.
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This movie packs in plenty of cinema acrobatics and spectacle without ever feeling out of control, even as it morphs into a far-fetched whodunit.
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Before this lil synchronized swimmer was making a splash in Hollywood, he was just another free-flowing fella showing off his water acrobatics in England.
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Related: Taiwanese Dancers Bend Light Projections at Will Trapeze Performance Matches Aerial Acrobatics With Light And Sound Battling Dyslexia With Interactive Visuals, Lights, Sounds, and Dance
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There are also motorcycle and skateboarding sections that take the standard mix of frenetic action and slowed-down acrobatics and put them on fast-moving rails.
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I would miss the acrobatics if it weren't so fun to hurl boxes into a row of foot soldier, like Darth Vader bowling with force powers.
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Also on offer is a concert in the Red Sea city of Jeddah featuring 11 Arab musicians, plus fireworks, air acrobatics and traditional folk dance shows.
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Kocian has even brought her acrobatics to the baseball field, throwing out the first pitch for her favorite MLB team, the Texas Rangers, earlier this month.
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Throughout the 13-minute experience, two rival clans from an ancient and mythical world battle it out in a fight full of acrobatics and impressive combat.
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Does Jessie J, recording artist, live performer and reality show judge, truly exist if there isn't an extremely recent video of vocal acrobatics to prove it?
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Stretching into a wetsuit is an exercise in acrobatics, which, it turns out, is extremely frustrating when you're half-naked and soaking wet in a blizzard.
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Even before the fall, the couple already had judges -- including guest judge actor Ken Jeong -- on edge as they performed their acrobatics high above the stage.
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Mr. Barr clearly mischaracterized Mr. Mueller's report, yet he largely gave Mr. Barr a pass, further forcing observers into acrobatics trying to read between the lines.
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The pioneering Catalan collective La Fura dels Baus gives Haydn's oratorio a theatrical treatment, in which you can expect projections, acrobatics, puppetry and all manner else.
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That has triggered linguistic acrobatics as some conservative states submit lengthy, detailed proposals on how they will use the money, while mostly not mentioning climate change.
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But it was attendees at the 31st Northwest Yodeling festival in nearby Mümliswil that instead watched the aerial acrobatics -- about four miles away from the intended location.
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Audiences will feel the heat from flaming exhausts and marvel at mind-blowing vehicular acrobatics as scene after scene unfolds with the most immersive, entertaining technology imaginable.
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The band's latest album, Possession, was a breakout moment for the trio, and "Mawu" caught especial attention for its inescapable, thunderous groove and Oya's mesmerizing vocal acrobatics.
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The real star of the show might be Sonny Digital, whose pounding headbanger of a beat works with both Gucci's steadfast flow and Migos' usual verbal acrobatics.
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Von Teese recently performed in Gaultier's "Fashion freak show", a cabaret-style act put on by the designer in Paris and featuring dance, songs, acrobatics and fashion.
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The Russian artist and Cooper Union alum's energetic alter ego lets it all hang out while executing acrobatics that range from the impossible to the downright impressive.
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It allows a performer to move throughout the stage, do flips and acrobatics and jump from the ice to the air and always be in the spotlight.
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It's something we all know, but TV has a magical way of masking a lot of the fake hits and carefully-landed acrobatics made to look painful.
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There's a clown-like silliness to the characters that matches so well with the action, which is all paired with incredibly impressive acrobatics and slapstick physical comedy.
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The jets spent 20 minutes making three low-flying passes with aerial acrobatics over Lithuania's Siauliai air base before landing to be met by President Dalia Grybauskaite.
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Inspired by the instrument's silvery, shadowed timbre and its ability to switch from lugubrious melancholy to Coltrane-like acrobatics, Mr. Byrne started taking lessons with Professor Gillespie.
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She starts most days boxing at the gym and keeps a silk apparatus for acrobatics hanging from her apartment ceiling, but she often eats candy for breakfast.
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Bhezan's images showcase the brightly colored school, which provides formal education, meals, and clothing in addition to the training of traditional circus skills such as juggling and acrobatics.
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Companies have gone through all sorts of acrobatics to get their coins to work for their business, including pegging a token to a gram of synthetic rhino horn.
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The latter ended with an acrobatics display in which the performers' costumes fanned out to send the turquoise and yellow of the Kazakh flag rippling across the stage.
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Related: Trapeze Performance Matches Aerial Acrobatics With Light And Sound Here's a Machine That Turns Twitter Data into Cocktails This Light Installation Tracks Solar Activity in Real Time
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Acrobatics continued with Abel Driggs and Daniel Bridon Benitez darting squirrel-like up and down the Chinese pole, Driggs accenting his outfit with a circus-inspired dental grill.
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"In the beginning the Chinese government talked about culture — Peking opera, acrobatics — as soft power," says Li Xiguang, a head of Tsinghua University's International Center for Communication Studies.
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It makes sense: when most of us are hopelessly Earth-bound for the foreseeable future, it's easy to envy someone whose job description includes awkward zero-G acrobatics.
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Along the way, he became something of a pizza celebrity, known for his flashy acrobatics in tossing and twirling dough, flaming or otherwise, and for building giant pizzas.
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They include Ilya Salmov, 20, from Kazan in Tatarstan, who performs daring acrobatics in midair supported by only a couple of straps holding up his improbably muscular torso.
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B-boys and b-girls, popping, locking and acrobatics infuse the story with a contemporary, urban energy — so does the fact that it's set in New York City.
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Her more recent songs, wisely, place themselves where her voice is comfortable now, hoping to make up in grit and experience what they lack in sheer vocal acrobatics.
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This was no elaborate movie-style heist—there were no fancy costumes or daring high-speed acrobatics or heroic employees stepping in to foil the plan or whatever.
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It's a feature-length celebration of what can be accomplished without CGI, from Denis Lavant's fluid acrobatics to the detailed makeup effects that help him embody different characters.
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The song — the third she's released off her upcoming album — comes with a chill beat, on top of which the 25-year-old singer displays her signature vocal acrobatics.
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You really can mist the formula on your underarms with abandon, not even wait for it to dry, and shimmy into your tightest black bodysuit without any extra acrobatics.
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His music wasn't just good; it reimagined the act of rapping as a feat of raw, pristine athleticism, a postmodern dance of free-associative imagery and spectacular vocal acrobatics.
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" Burgess says she was worried about Hinchcliffe being outshined by the acrobatics going on around him during the routine, but "when James gets into a character, it's almost magical.
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Miss Behave, who hosts an evening billed as a "game show, variety show, and disco" will perform; as well as the Circus Firemen, whose acrobatics act includes fire juggling.
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From cars falling out of Manhattan high-rises to high-speed chases on frozen lakes in Siberia, The Fate of the Furious takes automobile acrobatics to the next level.
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Today, he performs aerial acrobatics for fun — but if that's an average day off, we would love to know how he plans to celebrate joining the three commas club.
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But military officials' nerves were further jangled last week by incidents in the Baltic Sea: Russian warplanes buzzed an American destroyer and performed aerial acrobatics over a reconnaissance plane.
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And while we were goggling at her hair, we were also wondering how the hell she still has any after all the haircolor acrobatics she's put her strands through.
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Del Potro took it to Djokovic in his last Wimbledon appearance, losing a five-set classic in the 2013 semifinals that was long on baseline acrobatics and mutual respect.
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Check out the spaced-out trick shot video -- featuring cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov and Oleg Artemyev doing sideflips, backflips and upside down acrobatics while trying to score on each other.
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For an hour, the crew alternates between acts with hoops, balls and ropes, juggling and performing acrobatics; powerful and joyful live music and singing are played in the background.
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The show generally succeeds, though, in approximating the dreamlike quality of the book, through inky nighttime visuals and elegantly slowed-down scenes of hallway swagger and brutally powerful acrobatics.
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These gravity slingshot maneuvers have become an essential tool for scooting around the solar system, a convenience we owe to Mariner 210's trailblazing acrobatics some four decades ago.
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The pop star should grab her first award for the feminist anthem "God Is a Woman," in which she performs vocal acrobatics effortlessly while declaring female sexuality worthy of worship.
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The pilot Andrew Hill was performing an acrobatics display at the Shoreham Airshow when the crash occurred, the third - and by far the most deadly - at the event since 2007.
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Then he posted: "VAR say it was a dive!" over a doctored photograph showing a Video Assistant Referee (VAR) room at the World Cup reviewing screenshots of the Belgian's acrobatics.
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FROM COINAGE: Power Rangers Morphing Through the Years "Every day I learned a lot about acting, acrobatics, and my character," Becky G explained to People en Español about the filming.
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Although Planet Licker is totally G-rated, when many people see this particular type of lingual acrobatics, their dirty minds can't help but think of a sexier type of licking.
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Conceived and choreographed by Keith Michael, the hourlong work is set at an imaginary 254th-anniversary celebration of the publication of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," complete with slapstick and acrobatics.
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Black Widow's love interest seems to have disappeared; she could meet and gaze lovingly at a women who shares her affection for impressive acrobatics done in a very tight suit.
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Her performance of "The Flame," a playful piece by Thierry Tidrow, made space for both the sass of Weimar cabaret and the tightly wound vocal acrobatics characteristic of late Stockhausen.
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Over nearly two hours (with an intermission), the company's impressive acrobatics — often starkly lit like scenes in a gritty crime film — are used to entertain the audience, and scare it.
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Even in Florida, where volatile weather is undeniable, it requires a few metal acrobatics to tumble toward an understanding of the sites that are at stake—sometimes literally below the surface.
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He recommends Gymnastics Strength Training, an exercise regimen developed by former U.S. national team gymnastics coach Christopher Sommer; Acroyoga, a combination of acrobatics and yoga; or indoor rowing on an ergometer.
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The acrobatics of stunt training, I had done when I was a kid with ballet and gymnastics, dance but not in adult life so it felt like bit of a playground.
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Like Daredevil's acrobatics or Jessica Jones's unbridled strength, Cage has his own style of fighting — meant to show people what happens when they get in the way of an unstoppable force.
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Here it is in action: It boasts a range of up to 300 feet, speeds of up to 45 mph, a self-stabilizing CPU, intelligent motion sensors, and inverted flight acrobatics.
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The super-fit mom of two showed off her acrobatics with a perfect handstand in the pool – while also showing off her ripped muscles in an itty-bitty green string bikini.
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Details soon emerged of the financial acrobatics used to sign him up: his transfer fee was not €57m ($76m), as advertised to interested parties and tax collectors, but in fact €86m.
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Because it telegraphs emotion — both mournful and hopeful — and involves some vocal acrobatics, it has become shorthand for Big Emotional Moment and employed by performers looking to stamp themselves with authenticity.
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For example, Mr. Zeiger said, many fans wanted more acrobatics earlier in the show during the exposition, while others wanted the plot and characters to be fleshed out with more depth.
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It's capable of everything from a trill to a bark to an ear-splitting scream, from growling harmonics to liquid acrobatics, lofted on the breath like a lark on an updraft.
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As stated, he wasn't going to be able to rely on the jumps, flips, and acrobatics as a heel, and all the WCW wrestlers came in as heels, at least initially.
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Paramour essentially fuses three forms of entertainment — the classic musical theater that Broadway is known for, Cirque du Soleil's acrobatics, and the Golden Age of film — together into one spectacular production.
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Halfpipe snowboarding, slopestyle skiing and aerials have all gained notoriety as some of the flashier sports at the Games, but no one is born able to do those brilliant flying acrobatics.
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After five rounds of NBA stars jumping over rappers and doing unnatural airborne acrobatics, it all came down to the Miami Heat's Derrick Jones Jr. and the Orlando Magic's Aaron Gordon.
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But it also showed that Klobuchar is able to perform the kind of rhetorical acrobatics that experts say are unfortunately often necessary to point out sexism without being penalized for it.
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The director of the Israeli human rights group B'Tselem reacted to the news in a statement, tweeting that "legal acrobatics" by Netanyahu's administration should not be allowed to halt the investigation. .
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Kids were performing acrobatics on uneven bars with the help of a coach and jumping around with an inflatable sumo wrestler, pausing to eat skewers of strawberry-and banana-shaped marshmallows.
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The couple (seemingly from safely within their home) captured one bear's feats on film, in which it performs some seriously impressive acrobatics to get its big ol' paws on that bird food.
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TOURIST IN SAINT MARTIN KILLED BY FORCEFUL BLAST FROM NEARBY JET "We absolutely love acrobatics and we like to have fun with it outside of work," said daredevil Nos, from Kiev, Ukraine.
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Case in point: Loincloth, the Southern Lord-backed instrumental quartet who specializes in impenetrably dense acrobatics marked by sinew, economy, and hypercomplex time signatures that consistently avoid baroque frills and cartoonish machismo.
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Ahead, Dr. Simpson and Fahimeh Sasan, DO, assistant professor of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive science at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Science, tackle the FAQs of these in-utero acrobatics.
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But the power ballad "Say Hello 19943 Heaven" deserves shine too — it's Cornell's deeply felt tribute to his pal and his vocal acrobatics at the 5:30 mark are absolutely hair-raising.
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Read more: This pilot does incredible acrobatics in an airplaneThe Swiss Army spokesman told 20 Minuten the jets weren't equipped with GPS devices, and instead used "map, felt-tip pen, and sight."
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Cirque du Soleil, known for breathtaking acrobatics, and the N.F.L., known for bone-crushing hits, are joining forces in the latest iteration of the sports world's race for young and international fans.
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"There was a little bit of a desire to build from 'Iris,' but in the end we took a completely different direction," said Shana Carroll, who designed the acrobatics for both shows.
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The outfits were among more than 21984 costumes that Mr. Gaultier has designed for "The One," a Las Vegas-style revue featuring song, dance, special effects and acrobatics that opens on Oct.
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Tip "Take off any jewelry or watches," says Tony Gemignani, an eight-time winner of the world championship in pizza-dough acrobatics and owner of 16 pizzerias in California and Las Vegas.
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The companies debuted the spacewear collection in a production for media and investors at an indoor skydiving facility near New York City, with dancers and acrobatics wearing the clothes while performing stunts.
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Where Mr. Vance had endorsed the Nixon-Kissinger policy of a "triangular" power balance among the United States, China and the Soviet Union, Mr. Brzezinski scorned such "acrobatics," as he called them.
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I'm reminded of one former client whose genius-level I.Q. and intellectual acrobatics both excited and teased his high school teachers, even as he frustrated them with a lack of academic discipline.
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The man is David Belle (pictured), one of the founders of parkour: a form of street acrobatics whose practitioners vault and flip through the concrete jungle in pursuit of ever more daring stunts.
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Robert Lange, an artist and gallerist based in Charleston, SC, captures passionate thrusts, bent knees, and bedroom acrobatics through the lense of red, blue, and green paint tubes for the series, Making Paint.
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And while it looks lovely, anyone who has had to go through the acrobatics of blindly trying to get a USB cable plugged in knows that it's not always the most functional move.
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And now for Cirque du Soleil's latest daring trick: "Paramour," the company's foray into Broadway musicals, will go dark later this month so the creative team can rework the show's story and acrobatics.
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For lead climbing, audience appeal lies in the acrobatics designed by the route setter, but also in the tension of climbers trying to make it to the top of a 50-foot wall.
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Unknown Mortal Orchestra are best known (pardon the irony) for their buttery but noise-damaged take on psychedelia and soul, with frontman Ruban Nielson's deft guitar acrobatics closer to jazz than outright shredding.
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You think, as a fan, that you want a parade of five-star matches with tons of acrobatics and cool spots; wrestling promoters for nearly a hundred years will say that you're wrong.
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Cotton laid out some of the distinctions among Titans, Warlocks, and Hunters in general, like the fact that Titans are now more focused on defense, while Hunters are all about acrobatics and dodging.
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In 2013 when Ms. Newman, who does acroyoga (yoga plus acrobatics) and circus arts on the side, heard her friend was about to host Mr. Guimard, a bona fide French acrobat, through Couchsurfing.
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Gymnastics is one of the most popular televised events of the Olympics—some fans tune in for the acrobatics, and others for the tears—but its punishing physicality is better understood in person.
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For better or worse, lines like these, from "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun," act as though they'd never heard of prose, the flat-footed bureaucrat trying to tame their airborne acrobatics.
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Grande orchestrates her songs with all that her voice can do, from solo acrobatics to massed harmonies; her stripped-down instrumentation is a matter of self-sufficient bravado that fully underscores her lyrics.
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And we have to offer them more than loans," he said, specifying its leading positions in global transaction banking and FX. "This is not financial acrobatics and has nothing to do with gambling.
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The troupe's more than 40 performers offer acrobatics, aerial acts, juggling, balancing, contortions, feats of strength and displays of agility — like roller-skating in and out of a row of delicate glass vases.
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The cover is subtler than some others we've heard, but there's a lot of authorship in it as well, with the two cellists performing some string acrobatics in the second part of the song.
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Working as a ninja in Japan today is a lot more of a PR gig but still requires a special skill set in the art of ancient ninjutsu—unarmed combat, acrobatics, and sword fighting.
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Wevers, a beam specialist known for her graceful routines, racked up points for her series of spins, which are as difficult as many of the acrobatics performed by her peers, if not more so.
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Seemingly born with the desire to swing from anything she could climb, the New Jersey native grew up with the nickname "Monkey" and by the age of 5 had ditched ballet classes for acrobatics.
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The season opens with the dance troupe Pilobolus's "Shadowland," an evening-length theater piece full of acrobatics and shadow puppetry that ran at the Skirball Center for Performing Arts in New York last year.
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Cirque du Soleil's first Broadway venture, "Paramour," is off to an unusually strong start at the box office, drawing large crowds to see this musical-theater-meets-acrobatics spectacle at the cavernous Lyric Theater.
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Best known for his acrobatics and daring in performance, Mr. McNeely whipped up crowds by reeling off rapid sequences of screaming notes while lying on his back and kicking his legs in the air.
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Consisting of feats that combine dance, acrobatics and gymnastics, often executed in the air and with the help of unusual equipment, "SEA" offers a bonus for children: On Saturday, from 9 to 11 a.m.
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Part 2 of this gloriously filmed "Nature" documentary, with breathtaking slow-motion shots of acrobatics and enough purring to thrill the heart of any cat lover, traces the journey of cats into the Americas.
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Two bold highliners attached a 1,400-foot nylon slackline between two frozen waterfalls in the French Alps and performed acrobatics on the line, more than 500 feet above the ground in the frigid air.
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Yes, our most beloved moments from him are his uncanny ability to make words do acrobatics while he talks about his drugs of choice, his prowess over fellow rappers, and his gift for cunnilingus.
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There's some incredibly inventive movement happening in his work, and it feels like it's on the precipice of something more — showing how acrobatics, juggling, dance, and music can all collide and still feel weightless.
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I don't remember it, but my dad says I watched Cards games with him on TV like a person obsessed, unable to tear my five-year-old eyes away from the acrobatics of Ozzie Smith.
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"Aerial acrobatics, fetish clown outfits and space hoppers (fun times!)" Peck told The Mirror that she — and her children — were entirely unprepared for the clown drawings that came in the second half of the book.
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That's when her boss, Teresa Blalock, said she had seen a pregnant Demi Moore do acrobatics on TV. In an email to The Times, Ms. Moore said that a stunt double actually performed the routine.
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Cantonese opera is one of the most popular versions of traditional Chinese opera, which combines acting, acrobatics, dance and singing in works set in the distant past performed with the accompaniment of a live orchestra.
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Presented at the Brooklyn Academy of Music by the Swedish company Cirkus Cirkor, the production incorporates acrobatics, aerial acts, teeterboard maneuvers, contortions, juggling and even the solution of a Rubik's Cube by a blindfolded performer.
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Here, in the midst of mile-a-minute verbal acrobatics and slow-burn slapstick, those eyes register a dimension of sadness — of hunger, of hurt and defiant pride — that the film itself doesn't really explore.
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Esperanza Spalding "Unconditional Love" (Concord) Meter shifts and melodic twists reflect the prodigious technique Ms. Spalding brings as songwriter, singer and bassist, but it's not all acrobatics; there's a merry spirit behind the music. 19.
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In 2013 when Sally Corbette Newman, who does acroyoga (yoga plus acrobatics) and circus arts on the side, heard her friend was about to host Romain Philippe Guimard, a bona fide French acrobat, through Couchsurfing.
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This week, as the downtown fashion set performs acrobatics on heels, the garment district, where Fashion Week began, more than seventy years ago, lives on, clogged with delivery trucks, as it's been since the twenties.
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Augie and Margo, who studied different forms of dance when they were not dancing in nightclubs, augmented mambo with elements of ballet, jazz and modern dance, adding raw physicality and acrobatics worthy of a gymnast.
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THE skies above Seattle-Tacoma International Airport were closed on August 10th after an airline employee stole an empty 76-seat plane and performed death-defying aerial acrobatics before crashing the turboprop onto a small island.
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Cho, meanwhile, is a drunk with a seemingly amoral sexual fetish who can magically do all things Chinese people from the 18th century were known to do — acrobatics, acupuncture, bird fishing, just to name a few.
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Sharing a picture of their Acro-yoga session — which is a a cross between acrobatics and yoga — on Instagram Thursday, Reed looked fantastic as she held her lofty pose while wearing a sports bra and shorts.
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He tarred the roof during San Francisco's Fleet Week (an annual display of military might featuring the aerial acrobatics of the Blue Angels), when he correctly assumed that the Coast Guard would be a little busy.
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His acrobatics have become so legendary that upon arriving at NRG Stadium here, Patrick Farrell, a Wildcats senior, took one look at a big video screen that was affixed just below the scorer's table and laughed.
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But the Spaniards looked more like the team that won the 2013 world title as they overran their rivals after the break, capitalising on the 38-year old Sterbik's acrobatics and a flurry of Swedish turnovers.
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It includes one pair of identical twins (the aerial strap artists Andrew and Kevin Atherton), one married couple (hand-to-trapeze performers Sam Charlton and Myriam Deraiche), and 10 alumni of national gymnastics or acrobatics teams.
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Kristen Bell Talks Husband Dax Shepard's "Unending Support" For SAG Hosting Duties In the January issues of Gotham, Capitol File, Los Angeles Confidential and Michigan Avenue magazines, Brie opened up about training for the show's acrobatics.
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At the same time, you don't exactly admire the mental acrobatics by which you have, you realize, allowed an experience in your own past to go unnamed when it really does have only one accurate name.
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Innovators like George Chung of Ernie Reyes's West Coast Demo Team began including acrobatics in their competitive forms, creating a budding style of martial arts performance that soon made its way into American TV and movies.
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Instead of performing a series of aerial acrobatics, the device merely bobbed along for about 20 minutes, slowly working its way from one side of the field to the other with barely a waver or shudder.
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What Jos Houben (a tall Belgian) and Marcello Magni (a stout Italian) do is more like dance, or even acrobatics; they were trained in the French clown tradition of Jacques Lecoq, whose academy was a gymnasium.
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Les 7 Doigts de la Main (7 Fingers), the Montreal-based circus troupe that helped create the acrobatics in "Pippin," will combine daring and culinary skills for "Cuisine & Confessions" at the Skirball Center April 11-15.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Channing Tatum hopes to set London pulses racing with seductive dance routines and plenty of acrobatics in his new "Magic Mike" show, a live production he says offers an updated take on male stripper performances.
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If you've ever seen a bat in flight, you know how impressive their aerial acrobatics can be — so impressive that we have yet to successfully imitate it the way we have with quadrupedal locomotion or bird flight.
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If pro wrestling is an art, as I believe, the locus of the artistry isn't in the acrobatics or feats of strength, but in the very thing which KnokX Pro is trying to eliminate: reading the crowd.
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At their face-off during this year's Best of the Super Juniors Tournament, the pair fought with a dizzying blend of acrobatics and brutality, and the Japanese event transcended pro wrestling fandom to become a viral sensation.
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Speaking to Reuters shortly before the World Cup event in Russia, the head coach of the Belarusian freestyle skiing team, Nikolai Kozeko, said his nation's aerial prowess stems from the country's rich traditions in acrobatics and gymnastics.
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Since the actual sex in this genre is pretty tame compared to popular genres like rosebud porn, performers see it as a welcome respite from the physical extremes and acrobatics that have come to oversaturate the market.
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Jordan skis and used to do ski acrobatics, but gave that up in his late teens after an accident in which he smashed his knee into his head and had to recuperate in bed for a month.
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"While the opera is best known for the vocal acrobatics required of its singers, the high-comedy antics of the non-singing role of the Duchess of Krakenthorp often steal the show," it said in a statement.
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It's not because most singers can't match her vocal acrobatics or because the arrangements take too many weird turns; it's because a Björk song is a holistic work where each part is wholly inseparable from the other.
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Although Mr. Müller's role was to enhance the vision of directors, his use of natural light and long wide shots — as well as his disdain for what he called "camera acrobatics" — established him as a cinematographic auteur.
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Comprising Afro-Caribbean stilt dancing, European slapstick, Peking Opera acrobatics and more, the performance takes place on board a Brooklyn site that used to travel, too: the Lehigh Valley Railroad Barge No. 79, a converted 1914 vessel.
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Recommended for children 8 and older, the show, part of the Next Wave Festival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, comprises acrobatics, machinery, mime, dance, song and comedic bits that evoke Mr. Thierrée's famous grandfather, Charlie Chaplin.
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The tight eight-person cast spends a lot of time explaining what went wrong and how, but the fluid and sleekly futuristic staging, featuring video projections, stark lighting and some onstage acrobatics, holds the audience's attention well.
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Expected release date: TBD in 2019 From the creators of Dark Souls comes Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, a refreshing take from the masters of the action RPG that adds acrobatics and more demanding swordplay to the genre.
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While the seventies and eighties were dominated by Soviet and European gymnasts who combined balletic elegance with supple acrobatics, the rise of American gymnasts featured air time and daredevilry at the expense of toe points and grace.
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After an exhausting five rounds in which each breaker (or b-boy) took turns demonstrating his musicality, while incorporating various acrobatics and taunts to the beats of DJ Mar Ski, it was Issei who earned the coveted championship.
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Rico Rodriguez is back in the name of revolution, this time bringing his mastery of acrobatics and explosions to the fictional South American country Solis to fight back against an evil paramilitary group known as the Black Hand.
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This might partially explain why Brokeback Mountain's romanticized and shrouded image of two closeted cowboys having sex in a tent is more widely known than the playful sexual acrobatics found in John Cameron Mitchell's sex-driven dramedy Shortbus.
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Dressed in a silver, sequined bodysuit and matching heeled boots, Gaga sang her dance hits "Poker Face" and "Born This Way" - an anthem for self-confidence and inclusion - as she performed aerial acrobatics while suspended in the air.
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So, with the ball arching high (and a scoreline of 2-0—who gives a fuck?), Souza takes flight, performs some scissor-legged acrobatics, and slaps the ball down—the first time it's touched ground since try No.
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The new building's rippling, sloping facade, rife with subtle curves and bulges, establishes a brilliant alternative to the straight-edged boxes of traditional modernism and the rebellion against them initiated by Frank Gehry, with his computer-inspired acrobatics.
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Such acrobatics may not be sustainable for Republicans, many of whom have tried to lightly embrace Mr. Trump with one arm, while using the other to shove him away after a string of controversial and racially incendiary remarks.
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MILWAUKEE — Pat Connaughton has crammed enough high-flying acrobatics into his drives down the lane as a reserve guard for the Bucks that he was invited to compete in Saturday's slam dunk contest at N.B.A. All-Star weekend.
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However much it might have been fun to opine about The State of Games, the truth is that (barring some rhetorical acrobatics) my favorite games of 24 don't have much to say about the decade that preceded them.
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He said he considered "Paramour" a success, and had intended to run it longer in the theater, but instead would seek another home for the show — which combines musical theater with acrobatics — in New York, Europe or Asia.
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French couturier Jean Paul Gaultier has swapped the Paris runway for the German stage to create some 500 costumes for "THE ONE Grand Show", an 11-million euro ($12.2 million) production showcasing plenty of singing, dancing and acrobatics.
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In 2012, after watching clips of his acrobatics on YouTube, Meek took Chino Braxton, then a supremely talented 15-year-old street dirt bike rider from Baltimore, and helped him become the first street rider to receive major endorsements.
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V Festival—bastion of garish commercial branding and over-priced beer that it is—probably only just about has the right to host Pink's latter-day career acrobatics act set to the sound of her last album or two.
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Though Harry the Hawk did his best to delight the crowd at Philips Arena with his acrobatics, he took a tragic fall instead of taking flight and landed on a barrier in one of the most dreaded ways imaginable.
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And finally, there was the almost gaudy amount of spectacle that filled the space between fights: Cirque du Soleil acrobatics, pyrotechnics, a live orchestra, performances from Russian rappers and pop stars, and a giant inflatable spider—for some reason.
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In 1982 she released her debut album,The Litanies Of Satan, a sparse soundscape of tormenting screams, incantations and poetry that showcased her famed vocal acrobatics and included an 18-minute performance piece titled Wild Women With Steak Knives.
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The briefing has long been a venue for political reporters to pose tough questions, and for presidential press secretaries to bat those queries away with a mix of obfuscation, spin, semantic acrobatics and the occasional over-the-line falsehood.
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I'm still haunted by the 2012 Sans Objet, in which performers Olivier Alenda and Olivier Boyer interacted with a huge, industrial robotic arm, their acrobatics emphasizing both the strength and fragility of the human body against the colossal machine.
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This has changed with the reboots, the most recent of which, Rise of the Tomb Raider, has an almighty body count—but the great video game explorer has been more into jumping and acrobatics than blasting people in their faces.
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Airline employee steals plane: What to know What to know about the airline employee who stole a plane, did dangerous acrobatics in the air with it, and fatally crashed it Officials said Russell was "suicidal" at the time of the incident.
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I definitely made the right choice, too, because while Blood Ceremony is always great live, they were next level fantastic last night, sounding heavier (and witchier) than ever thanks to perfectly crafted riffs and their trademark wild, expressive flute acrobatics.
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The show also requires more safety precautions than most Broadway productions do, given the risks involved with acrobatics and the memories of the woes that beset performers in "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," a previous tenant in the same theater.
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Among them: "Caricature of She," which dissects femininity with stylized vamping; "Flight," a kid-friendly sequel to "The Little Prince" told through acrobatics; and "Joey Variations: A Play With Dance," which tells of a troubled contemporary dancer with a secret.
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Among them: "Caricature of She," which dissects femininity with stylized vamping; "Flight," a kid-friendly sequel to "The Little Prince," told through acrobatics; and "Joey Variations: A Play With Dance," which tells of a troubled contemporary dancer with a secret.
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She began in a little red riding hood costume, which was on the floor within minutes, and lingered around the pole and rubbing it between her breasts—she didn't swing around it or do any acrobatics that makes stripping so great.
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Dressed in bright T-shirts and shorts as they engage in odd acrobatics, the dancers resemble a fitness cult, yet the soundtrack and the splayed and difficult balances in the choreography also bring to mind a Merce Cunningham nature study.
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SHEA: When I first saw the job for langurs, these monkeys from India, and how they were treating these buildings — they're basically doing, like, parkour or something, insane acrobatics, and they're all infighting between groups to maintain prominence in a region.
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Hired by chance after the Trump campaign Googled "teleprompters" and the company he worked for in New York came up, Perez has become the one person Trump trusts to manage his oratorical acrobatics, embellishments and ad-libs during even the most scripted appearances.
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He said "Paramour," which combines acrobatics with theatrical storytelling to depict a love triangle between the film producer, a writer, and an actress, would maintain its planned schedule, beginning previews on April 16 and opening on May 25 at the Lyric Theater.
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Ms. Carroll typifies the top-flight circus artists working on this project — she is a former Cirque trapeze artist who left to found a highly regarded contemporary acrobatics company, Les 7 Doigts de la Main, and is now working with both firms.
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A Royal Shindig is a troupe that offers interactive storytelling with fairy tale characters (hence the royalty), and Brooklyn Beanstalk is a company that will introduce juggling, plate spinning, hula hooping, acrobatics and other circus arts through its workshop Circus in the Park.
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The box-office report for the week ending May 29, released Tuesday by the Broadway League, also shows that "Paramour," the musical-plus-acrobatics mash-up that is Cirque du Soleil's first Broadway venture, is off to an impressive start, despite negative reviews.
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In a conventional yoga class, you might have heard your regular yoga instructor mention the diaphragmatic ujjayi breath, an ancient yogic breathing method intended to create a rhythm to the physical yoga practice and elevate it from wacky acrobatics to a spiritual practice.
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Check out this scary footage from the NYE show at the Fillmore New Orleans ... you see an aerialist performing acrobatics as she's suspended from the ceiling above the crowd, and then all of a sudden she starts hurtling down towards the floor.
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WASHINGTON — In the latest verbal acrobatics over President Trump's allegation that President Barack Obama spied on him during the 2016 campaign, the White House spokesman said on Tuesday that he was confident Mr. Trump's claim would eventually be found to be true.
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Hired by chance after the Trump campaign Googled 'teleprompters' and the company he worked for in New York came up, Perez has become the one person Trump trusts to manage his oratory acrobatics, embellishments and ad-libs during even the most scripted appearances.
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During her 13-minute performance, Gaga — dressed to kill in a changing wardrobe of sparkling, shining costumes — catapulted from the stadium ceiling, wriggled her way to the stage suspended on strings, and performed a mix of Peter Pan-esque acrobatics and signature dance moves.
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Spectacle, not language, is the thing with Cirque du Soleil, the Canadian purveyor of aerial acrobatics and corporate branding that has once again taken up residency, through March 6, at the Royal Albert Hall, which can hold upward of 5,000 people depending on the event.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A man fell to his death on Wednesday at the Port of Los Angeles after he led police on a chase before he climbed a crane where he stripped, danced and did acrobatics during a hours-long standoff, local media reported.
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A video clip of the violinists Angelika Bachmann and Iris Siegfried, the cellist Sonja Lena Schmid and the pianist Anne-Monika von Twardowski engaged in competitive instrumental acrobatics during a medley of Vivaldi, Mozart and Weill has drawn over 20 million clicks on YouTube.
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As her elder daughter, who is already being hailed by many pundits as the best female gymnast ever, looks to produce fireworks at the Rio Games with her powerful tumbles and aerial acrobatics, Nellie had time to reflect on her own relationship with Simone.
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Del Close"—the father of modern improv—"would tell the story of the skydiver whose parachute didn't open after he jumped out of the plane, and he just kept dancing and doing flips and acrobatics and entertaining people as he fell to the earth.
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Besides Pound, there are other new fitness movements on the horizon: "Animal Flow " incorporates gymnastics, acrobatics, Parkour, capoeira and breakdancing, "all while staying low to the ground and engaging many muscles at once (think of the way a lion stealthily stalks his prey)," Shape says.
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A madcap merging of NWOBHM guitar acrobatics and furious black metal vocals and production, Rebel Wizard sounds like equal parts the Frank Frazetta fantasy art on the side of the van and the aftermath of running the driver in front of you off the road.
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I mean, it's definitely a step up from the general depiction of "slutty", high-kicking, American football-cheering blonde girls, but it doesn't quite capture how hard it is to master the trifecta that cheerleading is essentially made up of: gymnastics, acrobatics and dance.
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And so the definitive Wayne project is not one of his meticulously over-assembled studio albums (although Carter II comes close) but rather a mixtape of him performing free-associative acrobatics over some of the beats of some of the biggest songs of the era.
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Featured on KIRK, DaBaby's sophomore album and second major release this year, and having charted on Billboard's Hot 100, the genius of "iPHONE" is in its skeletal elements: Minaj's lyrical acrobatics (she makes it sound so easy) clashing against DaBaby's playful turbo-speed rap minimalism.
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Or picture the sometimes maligned but never less than impressive acrobatics of Will Ospreay and Ricochet shedding the restraints of traditional pro wrestling entirely, becoming vessels of distilled cool spots as a crowd in tune with them feeds wilder and wilder moves into the data stream.
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Baylor changed the name of its competitive cheer program to acrobatics and tumbling in 21, one year after a federal judge found that competitive cheerleading is not a sport, and that Quinnipiac University was in violation of Title IX for counting it toward women's athletics participation.
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But as Chelsea plies her johns with a facsimile of the devotion and tenderness they might be missing at home, or satisfies their fetishes and her own, her power — and our pleasure — lies as much in her intellectualism and transactional savvy as it does in sexual acrobatics.
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He was bafflingly at ease through the technical acrobatics of the Allegro assai from the Sonata No. 3; and he was so still and steady playing the Andante from the Sonata No. 2, it was hard to imagine the interweaving lines coming from a single person.
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According to The New York Times, the trip cost Laliberté $35 million and his perfect record of producing hit shows — "Banana Shpeel," Cirque's New York City-based fusion of its signature acrobatics and Broadway-style musical theater, flopped and was forced to cut its run short.
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The action sequences are truly fantastic, and include a breathtaking car-chase through Paris, a helicopter chase over the mountains on the border of Kashmir that I watched with my fingers covering my eyes, and the requisite rooftop acrobatics that caused Cruise to sprain his ankle during filming.
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The ATM robbers in Avengers Halloween masks was a super cute detail, but what really got me about that fight was the way the script gets how Spider-Man fights mooks, half with acrobatics and webs, and half by goading and joking his opponents into a clumsy fury.
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While some claim they're angry over the "unrealistic" nature of the game — concerns that are disproportionately leveled at the idea of women on the battlefield and not, say, flame-throwing horse acrobatics — others are less subtle in hiding their distaste for what they see as caving to PC culture.
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Fortunately, as For the Win points out, the cringe-worthy moment becomes a little more tolerable after finding out the blonde woman in question is actually Wise's girlfriend, Reagan Trussell, who — according to her Instagram page — is on the acrobatics and tumbling team at the University of Oregon.
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"Spurs Sports & Entertainment will be introducing a 35-member coed Spurs hype team at the beginning of the 2018-19 season that will elevate the game day experience and energize crowds with a diverse array of unique family-friendly talents, including tumbling, acrobatics, dance and stunts," the statement read.
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The show, a 19th-century steampunk fantasy about a scientist determined to defy the laws of time and space, includes Cirque staples like acrobatics, juggling and feats of derring-do, and it will be here just in time to offer a temporary escape from recent tumultuous real-world woes.
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Chris Young helped Boston get to extra innings with some baserunning acrobatics, and Xander Bogaerts delivered the difference-making runs with a two-run single in the 10th, sending the Red Sox a 5-3 victory over the San Francisco Giants in the opener of a two-game series.
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Over the next five years, House of Yes grew into a bastion of arts of all varieties, hosting and co-producing everything from raves to weddings, acrobatics to underground house music events—all while nurturing a devout community of Burners, stilt-walkers, burlesque fans, and dance music devotees.
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More often this century, however, Manon's death has been shown as the final breaking-point of a series of punishments: Alina Cojocaru, for example, has been limp amid the acrobatics of the final pas de deux, tossed and dropped by her partner as if her will has been broken.
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After performing legal acrobatics to craft an agreement on British Prime Minister David Cameron's "new settlement" without violating EU treaties, and a deal to return asylum seekers to Turkey that is at the edge of international law, Brussels is crossing its fingers that neither turns to dust within weeks.
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But blowback was just as swift, reviving decades-old discussion in the sport about a so-called spin-to-win mentality versus riding with style, pitting the influence of the Olympics against sensibilities among core snowboarders, who say an emphasis on acrobatics conjures diving, aerial skiing and figure skating.
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"We're learning a lot from one another," said Justin Prescott, a 28-year-old dancer from Houston who has never seen a Cirque show, but is now performing in "Paramour" — he is the featured tap dancer at the show's start, and is learning to do simple acrobatics on a vertical pole.
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Doomsday prophets point to the N.F.L.'s dominant TV ratings, the advancing age of baseball's core fans — the median age of baseball's TV audience is 56; basketball's is 41 — and the hordes of young acolytes who bury their heads in their phones to watch Vines of Steph Curry's nimble acrobatics.
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Since Ms. Radvanovsky, 46, agreed to take up the queenly gauntlet, she has been spending hours with her vocal coach, Anthony Manoli, in his Manhattan apartment, painstakingly plotting out each run of dizzying vocal acrobatics with the intensity of a snowboarder devising high-risk, high-reward half-pipe tricks for the Olympics.
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Kristy Puchko, CBR: Speaking of, Margot Robbie is perfection as Harley, radiating jocular whimsy and electric danger whether she's performing aerial acrobatics in her cell, casually threatening the lives of her fully armed guards, firing off at enemies for interrupting date night, or skipping into battle with a bat and a broad grin.
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The new trailer for "Top Gun: Maverick" that dropped last week was indisputably the white-knuckle thrill ride of the summer, a blur of aerial acrobatics and beach volleyball that made us wonder how we ever lost that lovin' feeling in the decades since we first met Pete "Maverick" Mitchell back in 1986.
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It is gloriously filmed, with breathtaking slow-motion shots of acrobatics and enough purring to thrill the heart of any cat lover — and maybe instill a bit of fear when they learn that domesticated varieties kill more than 20 billion mammals a year and drink the blood of their prey like water.
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The latest idea Republicans are reportedly discussing, described in Politico, demands impressive political acrobatics: With less than four weeks until the special election and no sign that the party's besieged nominee will exit the race, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his top advisers are discussing the legal feasibility of asking appointed Sen.
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As he filled a plate with eggs, Mr. Cruz, who was a decorated debater on the American Parliamentary Debate Association circuit during his college years at Princeton, said, "I would be perfectly open to" debating Mr. Trump according to the circuit's format, in which debaters propose topics of argument to demonstrate their talent at intellectual acrobatics.
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But it also has plenty to appeal to die-hard Cirque fans: contortionists, jugglers, trapeze artists and tumblers; trampolines and teeterboards; banquine (human pyramids) and hand to hand (partner acrobatics on the floor) and hand to trapeze (a woman travels between a male porter on the ground and one on a trapeze, representing the love triangle).
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While the sit-in provides some advantageous political acrobatics to Democrats in their bid to animate the base, its effect is short term, with no guarantee that any bill will be passed (much less the passage of a bill that invigorates a federal no-fly list that was racially suspect and not all that accurate from the start).
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Jimmy Kimmel took notice of Mr. Toomey's political acrobatics on his program on Thursday night with a spoof ad in which someone pretending to be the senator called Mr. Trump a national embarrassment and a disgrace before going on to say, "a disgraceful embarrassment who I am proud to support for president of the United States."
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It will be modern pitch, which allows the voice to sound higher and more powerful, but I'm aware that there's a whole generation of younger countertenors with huge voices who can do vocal acrobatics, and the question is whether at 48 I want to compete with someone who's 28, or whether I should focus on what my voice does best.
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Whether you're a Devil's Blood acolyte looking for a fix in former member Oeds Beydals' guitar acrobatics, a Dutch music aficionado keeping tabs on the members of proto-punks Gewapend Beton and doom legion Mühr, or simply an eager riffhound with an ear for hot new-old sounds, the waves that these sweaty, soulful rock'n'roll veterans have been making are impossible to ignore.
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The media coverage makes for an entertaining circus, especially the acrobatics of various political leaders as they flip-flop on issues of Cold War and peace and who should be stupid enough to believe intelligence agencies, on faith, after they have lied about so many things from Iraq's alleged weapons of mass destruction back to the Gulf of Tonkin resolution and the Vietnam War.
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Expect to see clowns on stilts do aerial acrobatics; electronic violinists play Top 40 hits and Vivaldi; futuristic characters à la "Mad Max" and "Back to the Future" enter on hoverboards while juggling; a floating bubble acrobatic act; and a Disney-like magical laser-and-light show, all while a British radio presenter plays M.C. Also expect to pay more than $453,000 for the show.
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So far tonight, I have witnessed a tepid collection of clown-perpetrated groin hijinks; fathers wandering the corridors, sucking sausage grease off their fingers while their daughters get their faces painted; ice routines with all the grace of an evacuation; an acrobatics display during which a girl, a few seats over, Googles "Papa Johns hours"; and a dozen lions and tigers whipped by a man with a square head until they roll onto their sides like drunk uncles with their pants undone.
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In addition to "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," the shows snubbed by nominators included "Paramour," Cirque du Soleil's costly effort to combine acrobatics with musical theater to fashion a Broadway show; "Amélie," an adaptation of the film starring the "Hamilton" alumna Phillipa Soo, which is now in serious danger of closing because of weak ticket sales; and "A Bronx Tale," another adaptation from a movie, which has been doing better at the box office but heads into summer facing stiff competition.
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