In here, I am 'the Governor,' " Iseman recounted Schwarzenegger saying, calling him "a real ball-buster.
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As a special needs mom you don't take no for an answer, and that can make you a ball-buster.
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But mainly, she "learns" what she basically already knew: that a lot of men privately and unfairly think of her as a ball-buster.
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Watch: This Female Magician Is a Real Crystal Ball Buster Will Fantastic Beasts give you more to write about and also increase your output?
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She's always had to balance the diametrically opposed stereotypes of "leader" and "woman," to avoid being too grandmotherly or too much of a ball buster.
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She starts out as kind of a ball-buster who's inattentive and dismissive to her assistant (Josh Brener), and she tends to think only about herself.
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That moment in Star Wars Episode IV when she snarls, "Can someone get this walking carpet out of my way?" has always stuck out in my mind as a reminder that it's okay to be a ball-buster.
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That's not exactly true, however; T-Mobile has recently been heavily advertising its unlimited LTE family plan on television and across the web — at least when not focusing on the "ball buster" campaign that debuted with a Super Bowl ad.
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The "Dale Ball Buster", a running event, gained some notoriety due to a Runner's World magazine article written in 2012. The "Ultra Santa Fe", a long distance trail race, and "Frozen Feb FatAss", a nighttime trail run, are events organized by Endurance Santa Fe, which utilize the Dale Ball trail system.
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Jodie Smith, played by Mary Annegeline, made her first screen appearance on 23 January 2008. Annegeline went up for role of Jodie shortly after she had relocated to Melbourne, she said that she "nailed the audition". A few days later her agent called to tell her that she had won the part. Annegeline described Jodie as "quite the ball buster" who is very dedicated to her work.
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Another choreographer credit was Don Weis' Billie with Patty Duke. That year, he started to perform on television with his troupe, named the David Winters Dancers. While on Hullabaloo, he was the first to choreograph the Watusi, originated the Freddy as well as popularized several dances of the 1960s. In 1966, he co-producer and choreographed the TV movie Lucy in London, which starred Lucille Ball, Buster Keaton, The Dave Clark 5, and Wilfrid Hyde- White.
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The USS Abraham Lincoln finds the beacon and calls in the Aquanaut to assist in this deep-sea rescue. The Aquanaut, captained by Lt. Arronaux, has been developing a water-to-air converter that is thought to be useful in this sort of mission. Command of the mission is, unfortunately, taken from Arronaux and given to Lt. Cmdr. Conceil (his ex-wife) who is presented as a "ball-buster" in contrast to Arronaux's confident but laid-back temperament.
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At last, they arrive in Heaven, where Flaminio awaits them, and we are back to our opening image--stars, clouds, a little stage. They look down through a window in the sky, and see Armanda's sack being disposed of. But they are not forgotten. Instead, a "film projector" begins to flicker, and they see a parade of comic icons--Lucille Ball, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, etc--they realize their comedy has survived the centuries and exists today.
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