Finn blocked his ears and turned from side to side.
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Her eyes were rolling rapidly from side to side. Awful.
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I constantly feel like I'm swaying from side to side.
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The round balls are softly bouncing from side to side.
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As we spoke, his eyes darted from side to side.
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I have to constantly shift my weight from side to side.
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Its little head lolled from side to side, limbs hanging limply.
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"The wind started pushing me from side to side," she said.
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"And allow your hips to naturally sway from side to side."
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With so many legs, why does it move from side to side?
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The building felt like it was shifting from side to side throughout.
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It bobbed from side to side as she attempted to get in.
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The neck is getting tired now of turning from side to side.
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You can't smile, frown, or move your eyes from side to side.
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He sprayed shots from side to side, creating pandemonium, the musicians said.
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The train was going fast and rocking intensely from side to side.
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In Cali, couples move from side to side like a mirror image.
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"So many bruises," she said, twisting each leg from side to side.
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In the six-pass sequence below, the ball swings from side to side.
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He moves from side to side as he talks and as he eats.
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He can roll from side to side and can come into sitting positions.
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Little things … I can get dizzy moving my head from side to side.
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Gently waving their tail from side to side while held in the air.
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The ball will need to swing quickly and easily from side to side.
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I watched her sashay from side to side and then took my turn.
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They beat their tailfin rapidly from side to side to gain forward motion.
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He would bounce from side to side, making R2 look animated and effervescent.
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It can move its head from side to side like it's cracking its neck.
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Unlike modern boats, the Dignity 1 rocks from side to side in bad weather.
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His walker shifts from side to side, threatening to buckle under its heavy load.
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"They jump from side to side in order to not get hit," says Nordin.
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Recreate this epic head flip by gradually tossing your mane from side to side.
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This can jostle planes from side to side as well as up and down.
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The explosion winded him and sent the ship violently swaying from side to side.
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When you're riding, you can pretty much lean from side to side to maneuver.
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Towing provides less navigational control, as the barge may wander from side to side.
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He got to his feet, moaned, and swung his head from side to side.
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As we held her hands, she sobbed silently, turning her head from side to side.
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In court, panicked attorneys scurried under tables as a room rocked from side to side.
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In the corridors of space behind, those other dancers are traveling from side to side.
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I've noticed one big trigger seems to be panning the vocals from side to side.
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Don't let your body sway too much from side-to-side as you move backwards.
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When turned on, the gliders slide from side to side, bringing your bed with it.
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It was endearing how she started to rock from side to side with straight legs.
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Mr. Rahimi "moved his head from side to side to indicate a 'no,'" it continued.
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His attempt bounced on the rim and rolled from side-to-side before falling off.
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Her head lolls from side to side as the lights emphasize her already-wide eyes.
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Maddy is stiffly rocking from side to side, her arms still folded up inside her dress.
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Her eyes vibrate from side-to-side and a slick layer of sweat coats her skin.
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Chance swings his arms from side to side above his head, pouts, and furrows his brow.
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Music was blasting as the vehicle swerved from side to side, slamming him against its windows.
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She shifted from side to side in the chair as if seeking just the right spot.
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While exploring angles on the landscape, he bent at the waist, swaying from side to side.
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In virtual reality, lag is most commonly experienced when you move your head from side to side.
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Relax your head and neck onto the ball, then slowly roll your head from side to side.
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You have to scroll from side to side to pick up boosters and stay ahead of it.
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They stood up from their chairs, holding hands with aides, and shifted slowly from side to side.
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Twirling daintily from side-to-side, I asked myself: Did I feel more like a man now?
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His eyes darted from side to side, as if he were searching for a chance to escape.
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For the next minute they lay there, clinging to each other and rocking from side to side.
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Because of her incisive jumps from side to side, you hardly notice the choral accompaniment they're providing.
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I ran my fingers through it, shaking my head from side to side as my scalp cooled.
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He swayed from side to side and smiled as he moved alongside Saudi and White House officials.
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I found myself moving from side to side, enjoying the scintillating cinema of light on this acidified screen.
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I pictured sassy teenagers mocking my hips swinging emphatically from side to side after I walked passed them.
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Ms. Feldstein hopped from side to side, angling her face as she tested the weight of the dress.
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On the top deck, Rima ordered those still on board from side to side to counteract the listing.
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And of course straight punching can be made much less effective by consistent movement from side to side.
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Andrea does it for three hours every day, rolling from side to side on her bed to music.
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Those constructed before around 1985 were often very flexible — allowing them to sway extensively from side to side.
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He sways from side to side and holds a conversation with himself as if on a talk show.
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Many people commute from side to side daily, waking up early to beat the worst of the crowds.
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They show bruises spanning his back from side to side, where he said he was struck with clubs.
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He kept turning from side to side, as if expecting someone to enter, but no one was ever there.
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Remember to listen to your body and breathe as you stretch and balance your weight from side to side.
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Inside Laces, glass walkways crisscross elegantly from side to side, as if pulled through the eyes of a shoe.
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Ms. Gahan bends her elbows and clasps her hands onto opposite shoulders while slowly twisting from side to side.
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But instead of looking backwards, investors are looking from side to side, at the miserable yields on offer elsewhere.
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I'm glad I haven't had lunch yet, I think, as we thrust through waves, rolling from side to side.
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A little movement from side to side before each step in to strike would significantly improve St. Preux's chances.
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Russian extras in wool military outfits carried fake rifles and shuffled from side to side trying to keep warm.
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The jewelry, too: a single chandelier crystal earring swayed from side to side as models walked down the runway.
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The way the seat fastened to the toilet left about half an inch of wiggle from side to side.
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And, as a side sleeper, I like to adjust from side to side over the course of the night.
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The boats tacked from side to side, coming close but not close enough to push the hat to shore.
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Together they shook it until the handle broke, then rocked it from side to side until it fell over.
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It stretches from side-to-side and from the very tippy top of the phone nearly to the bottom.
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The grinder turns from side to side and stirs the cacao water with a touch of corn, sugar, and ice.
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Double representatives showed me how the robot's long, thin neck can now move from side-to-side in the base.
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I thrash my head from side to side and buck my hips forward, forcing him even deeper inside of me.
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He feels so low that I spend all night getting up to pee or to move from side to side.
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Users "think forward," to move the drone forward, and "think right or left" to move it from side to side.
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The poor ladies were being thrown from side to side of the rear compartment, screaming with both fear and delight!
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Moving your arm from side to side controls steering and speed is regulated by how high you hold your hand.
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But it came back, crunching down on Sederbaum's head and thrashing him from side to side, he later told authorities.
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Or for another variation, place your hands behind your neck and work your obliques by crunching from side to side.
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Seth walked over to her and began doing the two-step, rocking his hips and shoulders from side to side.
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The robot's movements tracked mine; I moved my robotic arms up and down, and my head from side to side.
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The drive alone, along the country roads, kept my eyes darting from side to side at the beauty that surrounds.
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Next, we used a resistance band to make simple moves like squats and stepping from side to side more effective.
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Howard crouched low and jerked her shoulders from side to side, making a little bup sound whenever she changed direction.
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The worm self-inflates in seconds and has an animated tongue that moves from side to side for extra creepiness.
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Early tetrapods probably walked much the way salamanders do today, bending their trunk from side to side as they traveled.
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I also dropped the avatar down a long shaft, batting it from side to side with a simulation of wind.
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That dancer, Gabrielle Hamilton, runs, prances, twists violently from side to side and pauses to stare boldly at audience members.
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He swiveled from side to side, waving his phone in a panoramic motion, its lens now serving as his shield.
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The grimacing, the way the patient flung his head from side to side — all of it signified an unvoiced anguish.
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I'm swaying from side to side in a warehouse in Brooklyn, surrounded by people with jewels glued to their foreheads.
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Jason Derulo as Rum Tum Tugger, shimmying his hips from side to side as if butt-bumping invisible buddy-cats.
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The current code allows a 300-foot building to sway six feet from side to side during a severe earthquake.
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Merrill Ashley was in her kitchen cooking when she found herself rocking her hips, ever so gently, from side to side.
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When I turned my head from side to side, so did the reflection—except her eyes stayed centered in their sockets.
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"He's hopping from side to side and I'm freaking out screaming," Marley Mills said of the toilet loiterers she spotted recently.
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This is why owls must move their heads in all directions in lieu of flicking their eyes from side to side.
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CHiP's head can turn from side-to-side and its legs move back and forth at the hip and shoulder joints.
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Keep feet off the ground in table top as you twist torso from side to side, tapping the elbow on floor.
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To a degree, that rate gives cinema its otherworldly quality — the blur when cameras pan from side to side, for instance.
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The ball was constantly in motion, yanking the Heat defense from side to side as it sought out the open shot.
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He speaks by bunching and relaxing his shoulders, neck bobbling from side to side like a slinky tumbling down some stairs.
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She stumbles a little, wobbles from side to side, then stumbles again and again, each time moving a bit more erratically.
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Flip a switch atop the figurine, and the man's head moves from side to side while he whistles a mournful tune.
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Only by shifting your head from side to side can you be sure that they're not reflections of the gallery's floodlights.
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I WAS REMINDED of that primal nature two days later, as the canoe lurched from side to side in Sandy Bay.
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You&aposll be able to include the entire photo from side to side, with black bars at the top and bottom.
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Bass lines that make the speakers shout so loud the dancefloor shakes and everybody in the room wobbles from side to side.
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As it's tilted from side to side by the rider leaning, mechanical linkages transfer those motions to the chair's front steering wheels.
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"Look at those boobs!" the girls cheered from the sidelines as the camera panned in on them bouncing from side-to-side.
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"Yes," the man replies, speaking Arabic with a Saudi accent as he turns from side to side and squats up and down.
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Sady Paulson bobs her head skillfully from side-to-side, gently hitting the red and yellow buttons fixed to her wheelchair's headrest.
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So if you swing your face dramatically from side to side, the app more or less successfully registers it and awards you.
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To their great delight, the cranes moved exactly as planned, switching from side to side, spinning in a circle, and so on.
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I crouched my body slightly, elbows in tight, head wagging from side to side as I shifted my weight between my feet.
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Ethereal and dramatic, they hover in space, transforming as the viewer moves from side to side, in and out, up and down.
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One was for studying why ponytails swing from side-to-side, rather than up and down, when the ponytail owner is jogging.
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It's just long lazy balls from side to side, and the Germans are forced to shift back and forth with the rhythm.
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He's always in his opponents' faces and he's always shifting his body from side to side to make him harder to hit.
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As soon as the van doors closed, Nero said, Gray began banging, yelling, screaming and violently shaking the van from side to side.
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Irving is working the ball from side to side, screening, cutting, flying off picks, and making defenders abandon principles they normally wouldn't dare.
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In scripted movies there is a back-and-forth pattern"—he wags a finger from side to side—"talking, talking, talking, talking, talking.
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Two halves of a curving black parallelogram, one half partially occluded by the seagrass and drifting yellow circles, sweep from side to side.
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As with the Google Pixel, the stabilization on the V20 is a bit jerky if you're moving the phone from side-to-side.
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You'll be able to interact within and see different parts of virtual worlds through head movements and by stepping from side to side.
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You can see her shaking her head "no" from side to side, before angrily grabbing her handbag and making a hasty exit. Yikes.
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Dr. Lee immediately diagnoses Anthony's neck lump as a lipoma, because she's able to smush it from side to side with her fingers.
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The program ended on a more raw note as Mr. Jones rose from his chair, wailing while leaping from side to side onstage.
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That choreography traveled restlessly from side to side (or front to back, depending on your vantage point), making the most of its confines.
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One of the few vehicles we passed, a truck overflowing with miners, swayed from side to side as it crawled down the road.
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I grabbed both gunwales and hung on as each wave slammed the hull, lunging from side to side to keep the canoe upright.
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Soto launched into a response: "So, uhh I want to relate to this in two ways," he began, swaying from side to side.
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The car was "weaving from side to side" in what appeared to be an effort to shake the officer loose, Mr. Gough said.
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One night they slept in regular stationary beds; another night they slept in beds that gently rocked from side to side all night.
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She saved one break point with a forehand volley winner on the 22th stroke of the rally after running Kerber from side to side.
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"Byebyeblackbird #fosse butt I wanted to haha," the former Spice Girl captioned a video of herself swinging her toned booty from side to side.
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You couldn't tell it from his performance, which features Trump shambling from side to side in an arrhythmic fashion and talk-singing off-key.
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Williams begins by teasing Roth with the first few moves from the dance, which involve sliding from side to side and pumping your arms.
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How impactful the breath is changes the velocity of the note, and moving the mouthpiece from side to side changes what note is played.
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You both face forward and shift your weight from side to side, basking in the shared awkwardness of the situation until the doors open.
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Desktop participants used a mouse to change their viewpoint, while VR users turned their heads from side to side and looked up and down.
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"The first thing I really noticed was being shaken fairly violently from side to side," Hague said during a round of broadcast interviews today.
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He bugs out his eyes, pooches out his lips, and cocks his head from side to side like a bird eyeing its next worm.
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As you watch, your head turns from side to side to take in the panoramic view — a nineteenth-century way of seeing in itself.
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The video then showed Ms. Bensreiti gesturing with her hands as the security employee shook her head from side to side and pointed emphatically.
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Behind a movable scrim, Ms. Seger twists and kicks, falling to the floor and rolling from side to side, as if charged by electricity.
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Moments before the accident high waves of up to three meters are thought to have buffeted the boat, rocking it from side to side.
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The members of his gang, hands pressed together in prayer, rock softly from side to side behind him, chorally humming a melancholic church tune.
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"Steering wandering from side to side, can't hold in center of lane on highway or street," an owner from Erie, Pa., stated last month.
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"I see an 'E' at the end," he said, sweeping his head over the top card, from side to side and up and down.
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But eventually the crowd maneuvered itself in front of the building, filling the street from side to side for many blocks in each direction.
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All the while, Ms. Doherty's body turned into a wave as she rocked from side to side with her expressions both pained and preening.
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Some of them are O.K., but a lot of them just sort of jab their hips from side to side like giant windshield wipers.
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"When I was little, my aunts used to make me freestyle battle my cousins," he told me, unconsciously swaying his chair from side to side.
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With lights flashing and alarms blaring, he and Ovchinin were tossed from side to side and pushed back into their seats during the separation failure.
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My anthropomorphic owl prisoner has gotten locked into a cell block, pacing from side to side as I swipe the touchscreen controller in my hands.
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Then, rather than running your hands through your hair, flip your hair from side to side and gently break up your curl groupings, says Lopez.
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Videos posted on social media showed motorboats coming to the aid of passengers on the upper decks as the boat rocked from side to side.
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Holding onto your favorite book, twist from side to side tapping the book to the ground with each twist, allowing shoulders to rotate as well.
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He puts the prawn tempura between his teeth, closes his lips, and I follow the tail as it flicks from side to side as chews.
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After his episodes he sat on the floor, rolling the back of his head from side to side against the steel rivets in the wall.
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On police 22017 audio, an officer is heard notifying EMS at the scene that Carey appeared to move "from side to side" under the sheet.
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"The Death of Europe" and "Maximus, to himself" are apt representations; pictorially tortuous, the script pendulates from side to side in waves of black ink.
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"You have to move the ball from side-to-side, and when we did that we got good looks at the basket," Thibodeau told reporters.
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The surface was gently bowed from top to bottom or from side to side, while all the edges were slightly curved — either concave or convex.
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The van veered south from Plaça de Catalunya, the city's most recognizable square, zigzagging from side to side to hit as many people as possible.
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Knicks coach Jeff Hornacek said Ntilikina could move from side to side and is hopeful the rookie will be available for Tuesday's game in Boston.
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An alternate design is the so-called zip line, which is essentially a strap that runs overhead, from side to side, in the back seat.
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"He is responsive, he just moved on the camera, moved his head from side to side, so he's not dead," an officer said over the radio.
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With your feet off the ground, move your arms and torso from side-to-side alternating sides, moving bags from one side to the other. 10.
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The Swedish company worked with an American startup called Ori on the "robotic furniture," which slides from side to side based on what function it's serving.
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This early robot-like machine offered several melodies and had wooden cams to provide animation that allowed the musicians' heads to turn from side to side.
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Unlike that movie, the camera in the new one occasionally pans from side to side to reveal the rubble lining Market Street, San Francisco's main artery.
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In the first video, Adele — who was wearing a comfortable pair of sweatpants and a sweatshirt — danced around from side to side while holding a trumpet.
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As for the jogger's ponytail, he concluded that it swings from side to side instead of up and down because the jogger's vertical motion is unstable.
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As a song titled "What's Wrong With My Age" plays, the instructor urges her charges to move from side to side, bending and kicking their legs.
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The steel skeleton was too flexible and vulnerable to moving from side to side during a large earthquake, which in extreme cases can lead to collapse.
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Unfortunately this attempt at pugilism seemed to be affected by foreign substances as his body swayed from side to side and he stumbled into the gutter.
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The old camper rocked from side to side during the storm's afternoon assault but survived in the driveway of her late mother's one-story brick house.
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Stevens believes the Tombot dog, which moves its head from side to side, grunts and wags its tail, is lifelike enough to help people with dementia.
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Dancers with their backs to the audience — already it's a little perverse — inch ahead in tiny steps as their bodies lean quietly from side to side.
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With straight legs opened wide, Ms. Mearns, in a glossy purple leotard, rocks from side to side — jittery actions that erupt into bigger, full bodied steps.
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At the waltz's start, Ms. Phelan swayed from side to side to the beat with such blithe pliancy that she at once became the number's heartbeat.
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Though both groups of patients had generally poor gait compared with healthy volunteers, those with iNPH had worse stride, moving more broadly from side to side.
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Plays ten, eleven, twelve, saw my head nodding gently from side to side like the tail of aged labrador, my thigh-muscles synchronized clenching in rhythm.
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The following article was republished from the International Rescue Committee for World Refugee Day Falastine's eyes are half-closed and her head lolls from side to side.
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Scattered around the room are speakers that are blaring out beats, while Jammer is spitting bars into a camera, his long dreads swinging from side-to-side.
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Human sperm have to travel 24,000 times their own body length to reach an egg and they do this by wagging their tail from side to side.
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What's gorgeous and familiar on a movie screen becomes vomit-inducing when you're sitting a few inches away and turning your head quickly from side to side.
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Why you absolutely won't: On Saturday night you will be doing absolutely nothing apart from getting jostled from side to side in the crowd waiting for Adele.
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When turbulence is tossing you from side to side, it is hard to be cheery about the physics of the aerofoil phenomenon or historically low fatality statistics.
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Blink and you might miss him—a young man in a bowler hat descending the stairs, his head twitching from side to side like a small bird.
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But even though ions need to move from side to side, the anode and the cathode themselves should never touch because they'll redirect energy to the electrolytes.
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Much to my concern, these second floor rooms swayed from side to side as members of the press and Nintendo executives walked up and down the stairs.
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In front of it, Buika performed in bare feet, tipping from side to side, waving her arms, bending her knees outward and sounding off with original elasticity.
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Dillard sees (or does not see) windshield wipers in the desert, ''clacking dry as hoofbeats over the glass'' and ''hurling themselves from side to side like dancers.
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Did you see him during that Saudi dance, not so much rattling his saber as dangling it while he wobbled, like a Weeble, from side to side?
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When he was asked whether he had created any other bombs, he "moved his head from side to side, to indicate a 'no,'" according to the summary.
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She rolled her neck from side to side, nursing an old injury she'd suffered after a tear-gas canister hit her at a protest in Caracas, Venezuela.
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One distinctive trait was the slight heart shape of Mnyamawamtuka's tail vertebrae, which "perhaps played a role in stiffening the tail from side-to-side," O'Connor said.
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According to a video released by the company, viewers can browse titles by moving their head from side to side, then select one by concentrating on it.
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Downside: Not only did the lack of side anchors make the headset shift from side to side, but you felt like Bane during a visit to the optometrist.
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Use an Afro pick to lift the roots (but only the roots) for extra volume, and shake your hair from side to side to encourage movement and bounce.
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Shifting his weight from side to side while speaking, he projected confidence in a husky voice — a voice usually heard only in prepared speeches broadcast in the North.
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The mirror is connected to actuators that use electrical resonance to make it oscillate from side to side, changing the direction of the laser beam it is reflecting.
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I've found that the headset, because it doesn't have the ability to rotate from side to side, can't really be adjusted to try and alleviate that tight feeling.
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Instead of the hand placed flatly (a cue instead of an emotion) Sterling K. Brown's hand curves into his father's back, his thumb moving from side to side.
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Laura has a long brown mane that flows a foot past her shoulders and she constantly flips the thickness of it from side to side as she talks.
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Stephens, moving silkily from side-to-side, out-Haleped Halep to move 4-1 in front, however, turning herself into a human backboard in some seemingly endless rallies.
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Another used his phone's camera to turn the room into a planetarium, with planets and stars hewing across the ceiling as shooting stars fired from side to side.
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For example, running does little to train the hip abductors, the muscles on the outside of the hip that help you move from side to side, Hamilton says.
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At one point, she lifted her hand from her cane and danced by swiveling her hips from side to side, according to video posted online by the Nationals.
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Elsewhere, intense through-the-body gestures tip the torso powerfully from side to side (the dancers stand with legs parted and knees bent), suggesting a maelstrom of emotion.
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"Our fish runs are coming early, our berries are coming early — we can tell that climate change is happening," Baker says, shaking her head from side to side.
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He's suing UMG -- not Grande or Minaj -- asking for royalties from "Side To Side" (which currently has over a billion views on YouTube) and a song-writing credit.
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As Slater explained it to me, there was slow, subtle end-to-end sloshing, comparable to tides in the ocean, and similarly invisible sloshing from side to side.
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He was standing between the vehicles and officers, wearing bright aqua pants, a dark T-shirt and a white ball cap, his head turning from side to side.
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Winter sports fans might say the majesty of the mountains, the clarity of the air, the rush of careening down a tricky piste, swishing from side to side.
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After firing from outside the building, Mr. Kelley entered the church, and fired his weapon from side to side as he paced through the room, the sheriff said.
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Reggie Wilkins's electronic score gave it a trance sensibility, as the dancers — Kayla Farrish, Catherine Ellis Kirk and Marcella Lewis — took small rocking steps from side to side.
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But after its opening in the spring of 2013, the structure's bounce went from slight to conspicuous, with the bridge also swaying from side to side, worrying users.
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When I fed him, I'd pick him up, hold him next to my heart and slowly rock from side to side while he drank his bottle of formula.
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Their eyes locked, Sacks is mimicking the monkey's movements—its hand on its face, its head turning from side to side—and they are connected, communicating without words.
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Your seat rocks and rumbles during chase scenes, lists gently from side to side during zero-gravity interludes and abuses your lumbar spine when space junk starts flying.
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Gleefully batting her eyes coquettishly and dramatically turning her head from side to side, Hadid enthusiastically belts out the tune's all-too-appropriate first line with a teasing wink.
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The car didn't veer from side to side like some semi-autonomous vehicles tend to do, and the safety driver never had to take over because something went wrong.
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She jokes around and scrunches up her face when she sings, eyes closed, head bobbing from side to side, the movie version of what a singing face looks like.
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It may have something to do with how you might switch your gait to find balance, taking wider steps, moving from side to side and lifting your legs more.
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His job was to look happy and appreciative, and he did; he turned from side to side, beaming, putting his palms together in a gesture of greeting and thanks.
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It was one of his most irritating traits, I have to say, was he would start to shake his head from side to side before you'd finished the sentence.
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Ewing will be able to point and flex his prosthetic foot and rock his ankle from side to side -- a range of motion made possible by the new surgical approach.
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In the footage, the aircraft passed overhead on its descent, wheels down and tipping from side to side in the air before the tires made bumpy contact with the runway.
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In "Summer Forever," repeated steps send Tymberly Canale hopping from side to side with carefully angled arms; there's a frantic, dark quality to her rushing patterns that eventually tapers off.
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There are two main kinds of stabilizers, Costar and Cherry, which sit underneath a keyboard's bigger keys and stop them from wobbling from side to side when you press them.
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A spirited Russell Crowe poked his head from side to side behind Ryan Gosling, casual in a plaid button-down and black jeans, before the two bantered from the stage.
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Psychon 2 is brightly light, with clean lines and slick AI replacing grim corridors and "infected" enemies who charged from side to side with little thought for their self-preservation.
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He spent much of the parade in the middle of the five-lane road, waving from side to side and occasionally doffing his yellow Nashville Predators hat to well-wishers.
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Entering the dining room, he nearly walked into Carmen, and he shifted rapidly from side to side, as though joking that they couldn't figure out how to pass each other.
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Samsung's curved display once again does much of the heavy lifting here, allowing the screen to stretch nearly from side to side with only a little bezel at the edge.
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In a gimbaled system, rather than having fins or thrusters guide the rocket, the exhaust nozzle of the engine itself can be moved from side to side, adjusting its course.
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"The cars are so well balanced, they love to be drifted," he said, referring to the tendency of the vehicles to slide from side to side when they lose traction.
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Pressey watched the 6-foot-11 Duncan calmly move from side to side, banking in 15-footer after 15-footer, which even back then was almost a lost basketball art.
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They can't do battle with Decepticons, but they can turn their heads from side to side and move their arms and fingers and, erm, shoot smoke from between their legs.
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A visually simple production: Black and white photographs of Mr. Rubio looking concerned — raised eyebrows, pursed lips, downward glances — flip from side to side on screen like a slide show.
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There are tall performers and short ones, fat ones and thin ones, practiced dancers and a couple of little kids who shuffle from side to side half a beat behind.
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Around six months, they begin to be ready for more complex foods and to learn to move the tongue from side to side — the foundation of learning how to chew.
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Williams was dictating the points, running Kerber from side to side and back again, waiting for an opportunity to hit a big forehand or finish a point at the net.
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Analysts said the North Korean leader's speech on Monday showed more confidence compared to previous years, his old habit of swaying from side to side while making speeches nearly undetectable.
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When there are 10 skaters in one-third of the ice and the puck is sliding from side to side, the goalie tends to get screened and keeps shifting position.
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In the days before the little girl died, her father said he found his daughter in the bathtub, shaking violently with her eyes rolling from side to side, the AJC reports.
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The app told me in a delightful Australian woman's accent that I was moving my hips too much from side to side while running and I needed to work on cadence.
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This the first Daydream device to have 6 degrees of freedom (DOF), which means you can squat, and jump, in addition to moving from side to side and backwards and forwards.
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That means when he nudges the PinSim from side to side the ball in the game will move in the corresponding direction—just like when he nudges a real real machine.
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As Ciara held her daughter and bopped her hips from side to side, Future Zahir also got his groove on and showed off his talents by doing the infamous floss dance.
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While she sang "Swish Swish," a boy with a backpack stepped from side to side and swayed his arms back and forth at an impressive pace with a hilariously expressionless face.
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He was shaking his head from side to side, waving his hands and stomping while he spoke, as if he were talking to an invisible person right in front of him.
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Mr. Saini, or as his colleagues refer to him, "the hose man," moved the hose from side to side, over and under the rails, removing a thick layer of black dirt.
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The shooter appears to already be wearing a cloak and hood as they stand up, walk from side-to-side and then pulls out a shotgun and fires off 2 rounds.
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The video—which emulates a wasp's perspective—reveals a distorted and trippy panoramic landscape move from side to side as the wasp moves its head, before it makes beeline for the ground.
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Seated on the floor with legs lifted several inches off the ground, move your child from side to side similar to how you would normally move a medicine ball for this exercise.
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Jumping from side to side, Perry, 32, look flawless in a black Adidas sports bra and matching shorts — her new edgy pixie blonde hair adding extra toughness to her already fierce moves.
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The mother of three, 34, shared a video Friday of her serene exercise, in which she squatted then segued into a butterfly sitting position before rolling her neck from side to side.
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You crabs like to walk from side to side anyway, and you enjoy reviewing and taking your time, so a little change in direction by Mars, Pluto, or Mercury doesn't scare you.
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I put it into a power-on stall and held it there for full 15 seconds, banking from side to side, while the warning horn blared at me … and it gained altitude.
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As the train rocked from side to side, we made our way through all the cars toward the rear, and the sleeper cars, narrow walkways lined with utilitarian berths with metal doors.
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The tree is wider than it is tall — it stretches more than 150 feet from side to side, while it was only about 100 feet tall before Mr. Gillies went to work.
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A typical workout session begins with a warm-up, which can include foam rolling and stretching, lateral band walks (walking from side to side with a resistance band around the knees) and lunges.
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A cat who's happy with you might gently swish its tail from side to side as it walks towards with you—but it's sort of barely perceptible—I wouldn't really call it wagging.
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The beginning star member Diamond's verse ("I come in the club, shaking my dreads") prompted you to swing your head from side to side, even if there wasn't anything on it to shake.
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One of the belts can also be partly rotated from side to side so that the Lego debris can be eventually dumped into a tiny dump truck model that's included with the set.
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When that pressure was removed, in the event the skier leaned forward as in a fall, the clip was free to pivot from side to side, thus allowing the release of the boot.
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Each "image" captured by the app is a one-second soundless video that users can scrub through — either by dragging their finger across the screen or tilting their phone from side to side.
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Rolling your smartphone from side to side to see the image move reminded me of one of those "holographic" fridge magnets that flicker between different pictures depending on what angle you look at.
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He glances slyly from side to side, making sure his audience is taking all this in, before raising his palms to his clavicles, elbows akimbo, in the universal gesture of primate territorial challenge.
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He is dressed as before in a white T-shirt and bluejeans, and thrusts his hips from side to side as he strolls, enacting the key innovation—representing movement—of Greek Classical sculpture.
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Under a clear blue sky, Bruno Vezzoli launched his flying machine down an abandoned wartime runway near Calais, lurching from side to side as he slowly gained altitude suspended beneath a giant canopy.
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Now twist your arms from side to side, bringing them together to the floor on one side of your body, and then twisting over to the other, all while keeping the core engaged.
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The video for "Don't Touch My Hair" opens on an image of Solange with her hair braided and beaded slowly shaking her head from side to side in front of a swimming pool.
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His older sister, clad in sparkling silver heels, had lain on the floor beside him, moving her arms up and down, and her legs from side to side, making a multicolored angel shape.
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Each member of this pair continues making the barely there gestures that serve, through reflex or ruse, as signs of life: Each blinks at regular intervals; each tilts her head from side to side.
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Alexus Sheppard, a California writer and activist on board the ship, shared terrifying footage from on board showing furniture sliding across the floors as the vessel listed from side to side in rough seas.
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You can easily style the hair in many different looks, whether you flip it from side to side, angled back, or forward, and you can easily switch it up every time with minimal effort.
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To solve that problem, engineers designed train wheels with an angle so that as the train navigates a corner, the wheels can shift from side-to-side, essentially changing their sizes in real-time.
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The N.F.L. did not change the rule last off-season but tried to clarify it, in a way that wipers clarify a windshield covered in mud by smearing the mess from side to side.
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Before entering the arena, Tory Johnson, a 32-year-old from Oklahoma City, secures his cowboy hat, shifts his weight from side to side in his stirrups and tightens his grip on the reins.
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Ankle taps for 30 seconds (In sit-up position, move torso from side to side with arms reaching for alternating ankles) Complete each move one after the other with no rest in between moves.
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"Sculpting," she wrote next to an Instagram video, set to the song "Big For Your Boots" by Stormzy, showing her jumping from side to side while wearing a black Adidas sports bra and shorts.
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Its joints could rotate from side to side, meaning it probably walked more like a crocodile too -- think side to side as opposed to the up-and-down motion of say, and ostrich walking.
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They turned to ceramic extrusion (very simply put: pushing clay through a molded tube) for their Beaded Vessels, and also devied a wooden cabinet with a single door that flips from side to side.
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I pass a Chevy pickup, meet a '58 Olds, and everything's normal; then here comes some young guy with a Pinto, and the wipers are on, hurling themselves from side to side like dancers.
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The parrot's muscular jaw and huge bill — specially hinged to allow top and bottom to move independently, up and down and from side to side — can crack open even the toughest and woodiest shells.
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Some visitors simply sat on the seats in the middle of the room and let the painting wrap around them, occasionally moving their head from side to side to take in a different detail.
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On any given possession, the ball will shuffle from side to side, attack a hard closeout, force defenders to collapse, and then kick itself back out to a wide open Bull on the perimeter.
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Silhouettes were as attenuated as a pen and ink drawing or drowned in enormous volumes; glittering rats chased their tails around Victorian coats; phantom hands reached across taffeta gowns; satin cracked from side to side.
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We've all got them—images that lay dormant in the distracting light of day, but return when you're horizontal and staring at the back of your eyelids in complete darkness, tossing from side to side.
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Uso is all over the road ... bouncing from side to side in his lane -- even at one point crossing the double yellow line -- all while the cop clocks him at 86 MPH in a 45.
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Broncos 23, Steelers 16 DENVER — It was getting late Sunday, the winds were swirling, and Peyton Manning grabbed his helmet from the bench, lunged twice from side to side and crept closer to the sideline.
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She doesn't sense my presence — she has her back to me and is thrusting her hips from side to side, her bare feet stroking the white fur rug as she steps this way and that.
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Kirby's Adventure (which was very forgiving to make it easier for younger kids to manage) was totally playable, as was Rad Racer which essentially just had players steering a race car from side to side.
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They can't take a lot of bullets, but they juke from side to side as they run, and so many of them attack at the same time, eventually the safest thing is to fall back.
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The redesign makes it much easier to move between the different sections of Twitter's app, allowing you to swipe from side to side to switch between your feed, Twitter Moments, your notifications, and your messages.
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Williams, a 23-year-old rookie, came in low to try and tackle Larry Donnell of the Giants early in the first quarter, and had his neck snapped from side-to-side in the collision.
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She had me sit on the floor, and I did all these port de bras" — meaning the carriage of the arms — "from side to side, where you're picking up soil and inviting the light in.
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And Isaac Powell, as Tony, has many charms as an actor, but when he moves — even just stretching his arms from side to side — he suddenly looks like he's the lead in a rom-com.
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And then, in a random order over the next two nights, the volunteers either slept as usual, or slept in a bed that was gently rocked from side to side with the help of a motor.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Wrapped up from head to toe in a white bag and gently rocking from side to side, five Japanese mothers are hopeful Tokyo's latest health trend can cure their post-pregnancy aches and pains.
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Lorenz identified three properties of the system corresponding roughly to how fast convection was happening in the idealized beaker, how the temperature varied from side to side, and how the temperature varied from top to bottom.
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Pineda, who at the time was 2-20073 with an E.R.A. approaching 7.00, needed to lower his arm angle so his slider would cut more from side to side and his fastball would have more bite.
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He was hunched alone over the hard grey plastic of his table, square shoulders rounded, staring straight down, pushing a small portion of potato chips and mac and cheese from side to side across his plate.
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Always check the individual puzzle to see what types of symmetry the grid follows; in this case, it's left/right and regular, which means its shape matches when looked at from side-to-side and radially.
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In Anchorage, a used-car salesman, kneeling beside a vehicle that wouldn't start, mistook the physical sensation of his body heaving from side to side for dizziness and figured that he was having a heart attack.
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If you could create that, make it public, refer to it, use it, actually believe it, then that is the ballast that keeps you from being swung from side to side by the Trump Twitter feed.
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During "Look What You Made Me Do," with its barb aimed at Mr. West about his "tilted stage" (from his "Saint Pablo" tour), dancers tangled with a medium-size platform that tilted from side to side.
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He made a joke, one I can't remember except for the way he smiled out of the right side of his mouth, tilted his head from side to side, and held up his hands in jest.
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For instance, I was driving with Cadillac's Super Cruise engaged last year when the car got confused and lurched from side to side when it couldn't find the lane markings as I began to cross a bridge.
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When in full-on protest mode, she recommends taking the time to roll your shoulders, stretch your neck from side to side, and otherwise move your body so it doesn't get too tight in any one position.
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Its rhythm and uplifting chord progressions are tailor made to make you put your arms up, spill your drink down the back of your own top, and sway gracelessly from side-to-side like a deflating airdancer.
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In soccer, when a player strikes the ball in such a way as to give it very little spin, the ball will flutter unpredictably from side to side—a specialty of Real Madrid star player Christiano Ronaldo.
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Moving my head from side to side, I realize there is a pair of glowing, spinning orbs on the right wall, purple and pulsing like another visual puzzle in which I could get lost ("RICE" (1999 – 2009)).
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Popular emotes include the Floss dance, Carlton's "Fresh Prince of Bel Air" dance and the Take the L dance, in which a player makes an L on their forehead while kicking, donkey-like, from side to side.
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A 15-year-old without a driver's license was gleefully sliding the car sideways through turn after turn, the gas pedal floored and the occupants straining against their seatbelts as they were thrown from side to side.
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His chains sway from side to side as he swaggers past me and towards the front of stage, the sort of confidence only maintainable when you know you're about to throw thousands of people into a frenzy.
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Swaying her hips from side to side, Trump performed a mild shimmy, sort of a walk-dance hybrid, but still the first time she had publicly danced since taking a spin with President Trump at Inaugural Balls.
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The "next level" performance of the "O, Canada" anthem was documented all over social media and featured a focused Drake rocking back and forth, swaying from side to side and singing the prideful anthem with his eyes closed.
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"Following the seventh shot of soju, two of the female patrons struggled to sit upright, swayed from side to side and slumped back and forward at the table," reads a report released by the Liquor and Gaming Authority.
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Made by Chicago-based game developer Robomoto, the aptly-titled "VR Photography Experience" puts you in the shoes of an action sports photographer stationed at the top of a halfpipe, while a skateboarder skates from side to side.
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After lots and lots of math, the researchers conclude that basically, the force of pulling something that can both be raised and lowered as well as move from side to side will cause the rocking after a disturbance.
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Click here to view original GIFThe WalkCar is steered by gently leaning your body from side-to-side, which means there will probably be a bit of a learning curve when it comes to mastering maneuvering the device.
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His right hand clasps the microphone, the left one depicts trillions of euros: slicing and restructuring debts, swishing from side to side to illustrate giant German surpluses, fingers flickering to imitate the vicissitudes of lily-livered social democrats.
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Patients were instructed to return to driving after they were off pain medication and could comfortably move their leg from side to side, but their surgeons did not specifically provide a time frame for a return to driving.
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She has joked onstage about how unnatural she finds it to move her hips from side to side, as women are taught to do, and how she prefers to move her pelvis front and back, like a man.
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Keeping his feet pinned to the ground, he bends his elbows and knees and moves his arms and legs from side to side at such a high speed that his body and immediate surroundings dissolve into a blur.
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After Mayfield led Oklahoma to victory against the Buckeyes at the Horseshoe, he famously grabbed an OU flag and brought it out to midfield, where he waved it from side to side before planting it in the ground.
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As Watts half-heartedly pleaded for his wife and kids to come home, he shuffled awkwardly from side to side and seemed bizarrely nonchalant — almost unconcerned — about the fate of his pregnant wife and their two young daughters.
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Unlike an actual narwhal whale, which has a protruding canine tooth that resembles a tusk, the tail on Narwhal's forehead is short and stubby, sprouting right between his eyes -- and flops from side to side when he plays.
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And then, to the sound of ABBA's "Dancing Queen" and The Temptations' "The Way You Do the Things You Do," he sways his hips from side to side, grinning, and twirls woman after woman across the banquet hall.
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Built around a bubbly vocal paired with grooving loops, it's the kind of song that glides lightly in the background, while retaining just enough of your attention to make you nod your head gently from side to side.
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Here's how it works: With your face numbed by either cream or a local anesthetic, a hypodermic needle is inserted underneath the skin, below the scar tissue, and run from side to side, beneath the surface of the skin.
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When a cat's goal is thwarted—if, say, a cat is divided from a bird or a bush outside by a window or screen—they will sort of switch and flick their tail from side to side in frustration.
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We learn how to grapple with each other, putting our hands on the back of our partner's necks, and swaying from side to side, like two drunks leaning on each other for support or very intense slow-dancing teenagers.
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It's basically a black cylinder with a low-light camera built-in and a pivoting head that lets you move from side to side and even pan to look at a door or window when you connect special sensors.
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Credit... BRIXHAM, England — In the pitch black of early morning, huge waves hurled the 230-ton vessel from side to side, drenching crewmen who struggled to keep their footing as they cast the trawler's nets into the swirling seas.
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That moment, in which a shoe could not withstand the force of moving the giant player from side to side, seemed to bolster the Paul Bunyan-like hyperbole applied to Williamson, apparently without creating lasting physical problems for him.
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"One of the NATO planes tried to approach the defense minister's aircraft, but a Russian Su-27 fighter jet inserted itself in the middle and tilted its wings from side to side to show its weapons," the agency reported.
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The judge however postponed the penalty phase of the case until Monday after Merlino — unresponsive and foaming from the mouth — was wheeled into court on an upright gurney, covered in a blanket, rocking from side to side, the Virginian-Pilot reports.
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The social network just rolled out a new feature that lets advertisers include an interactive map of nearby brick-and-mortar stores within their carousel ads — those slideshow-like promoted posts that must be swiped from side to side to view.
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Dancers master movements like the hiplet strut — walking on pointe with hips that sway from side to side — or bend their knees until their buttocks nearly brush the floor while hopping on pointe and swishing their arms back and forth.
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In February, the African-American woman visited the White House where she met President Barack Obama ahead of a reception for Black History Month and held Michelle Obama's hand, as the two swayed from side to side in a dance.
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Shots are often fired over the net so quickly (and there are so many in a match) that even fans sitting in the stands and moving their heads from side to side can be hard-pressed to take it all in.
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And in a quietly thrashing solo — helplessly driven — she paced to and fro within a limited space, bending low from the waist in a fixed rhythm during a sequence in which she also shookher head rapidly from side to side.
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Rutledge said that when he reached the sideline after making a poor kick in a game against Washington in October 21982, Kush shook his helmet from side to side, reached under his face mask and punched him in the mouth.
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An official with the Union of Medical Care and Relief Organizations (UOSSM) told CNN that doctors in eastern Ghouta have told him they were seeing patients who were convulsing from side to side and some appeared to be paralyzed and unresponsive.
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Two plays later, from the 5, Rodgers shifted from side to side in the pocket to buy time, took a few steps left and threaded the ball to Adams in the end zone, with cornerback Coty Sensabaugh tight in coverage.
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The flaming object that suddenly appeared over Downtown Los Angeles last night looked similar to a meteor, but was slow-moving and seemed to dart from side to side, which isn't the typical movement of a rock speeding into Earth's atmosphere from space.
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You need only to watch the video of the moment to see that: Mr. Goodgame's jaw plummets, his eyebrows jump to the brim of his graduation cap, and his eyes dart from side to side like he is searching — somewhere, anywhere — for comprehension.
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A commanding presence, "Quips and Gripes (Strips and Stripes)" (93-by-65 inches) is organized around a high-value-contrast, horizontal band of parallel stripes that spans the picture plane from side to side — a compositional move that is rare among these works.
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The researchers discovered that during their "learning flights," a wasp rises from the group and flies from side-to-side in ever-increasing arcs while looking back at its home, in order to get to grips with where it is in relation to its environment.
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It would walk forward slowly with one foot in front of the other, towards a person, eyes riveted on them, its tail wagging like a dog's from side to side, almost stalking them—and then at the last minute it would spring and attack them.
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When they're marking their territory by spraying—or in a neutered cat, phantom spraying (when no urine comes out)—they will point their tail bolt upright in the air, 90 degrees to the spine, and the tip of it will flick from side to side.
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Right now, the robot runs with glass walls on each side to keep it going straight, which feels like cheating, but, according to simulations, the researchers think they know how to build a version that's stable from side to side without the walls for guidance.
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The singer sent her fans rocking from side to side on Tuesday when she updated her bio on her social media pages from "Dangerous Woman," the title of her 2016 album, to a location drop pin/teardrop and the words "Honeymoon Ave" printed upside down.
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It didn't help that tackles were shifted from side to side on the line, so what I'm saying is Sirles isn't entirely to blame, but giving up two sacks and another four hurries means he was bad enough to take the brunt of criticism. 3.
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My mother sat with her back against the partition that screened off my parents' big bed, her legs stretched out in front of her, her chest high, and the churn resting on her thighs, as she rocked it from side to side, like a baby.
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For example, shifting the eyes from side to side produces weak electrical activity in ear muscles and a minuscule curling of the outer edge of the ear, and a sudden noise behind one ear elicits weak electrical activity in the muscles behind that ear.
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Juan Martín was silent, and Natalia was walking decisively straight ahead, in her white dress and flat leather sandals; she had tied her hair back in the heat, and her ponytail swayed from side to side as if the wind blew only for her.
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" He said if it indeed was Proust walking carefully down the steps, glancing from side to side, then the world would for the first time be able to see the author in the powerful medium of film, which he said brings the past "alive.
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Preemies also can have low muscle tone that increases the chance their head will flop from side to side in the car seat or that they will sink or slouch down into an unsafe position that makes it harder for them to breathe, Davis noted.
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Moreover, whereas in the Dance Step, the torso, shoulders, and head face frontward while the ribs move from side to side with the arm movements; in Swipe It, the torso, shoulders, and head turn to the side with the arm movement, and the ribs remain in place.
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A clash between two of Europe's strongest sides, at the World Cup, where top spot in the group was up for grabs, and fans were booing inside the stadium as Belgium went from side to side in the first half and England allowed them to do so.
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While playing titles like Extreme Whiteout, I was able to use the headset's tracking to move from side to side while skiing down a mountain; Merry Snowballs gave me the ability to dodge snowballs while firing my own at pesky kids using the standard Daydream controller.
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The ball swings from side to side, shooters slide from one passing lane to another, and then, provided everything is in its right place, things come together to produce an open catch-and-shoot jumper or a dump-off to a dunker or an easy pull-up.
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Tyler Stovall, who holds the ball for the field-goal attempts of Auburn kicker Daniel Carlson, shook his head from side to side, as if to say no, this is not the year of payback for the famed Kick Six that won the 2013 Iron Bowl.
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This was a highlight: Ms. Bachzetsis, wearing a suit and no makeup — her hair now short — embodied the ghosts of male bodies with a spooky, mournful air as she stretched her arms from side to side, snapped her fingers and slapped the side of an ankle.
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Floating from side to side, as a puck would in a one-player game of air hockey, you might watch your puck graze the edge of the net without actually nestling in it, like the infuriating DVD player logo that refuses to place itself into the corner.
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And in truth, the hair is poised to take on a life of its own — strutting on set for a photo shoot, racing down the street during a morning commute, whipping from side to side on a stage — but for now, it's in the care of its maker.
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My arms jerk up and down and twist from side to side with the beat, but my own muscles aren't doing the work; my flesh is being pushed around in space by the 45 pounds of metal, cable, and hydraulic cylinders running across my shoulders and down my arms.
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"I think a better way to go forward would be to go to the bill, have an open amendment process, alternate from side to side, which is the best way to handle a bill in the regular order, which I would like for us to do," he added.
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Joseph B. Keller, an honored mathematician who figured out what makes a jogger's ponytail swing from side to side, why teapots dribble, how earthworms (but not snakes) can wriggle even on glass and, in his spare time, whether underwater nuclear tests could set off tsunamis, died on Sept.
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Senegal come right back, pass the ball from side to side give it away, and force Sabaly to pick up a yellow card to stop the ensuing Japanese counter Mame Biram Diouf comes on for Niang, who looks to be limping heavily on his way to the sidelines.
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As a reader learns much about this marvelous creature — for example, praying mantises are the only insects that can turn their heads from side to side — it is not hard to begin to wonder: What odd human behaviors might themselves boggle the mind of the majestic praying mantis?
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Swaying gently from side to side like a nineteen-fifties crooner, Kjartansson sang, in English, "Sorrow conquers happiness" (a slight variation of the words in his St. Petersburg piece in 2014), and kept singing the phrase at intervals for the next thirty minutes, with small fluctuations in tone and volume.
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Michael Ziatyk, the 73-year-old head of the household, dipped his spoon into the large bowl of wheat porridge at the center of the table and twice swept it from side to side in the sign of the cross, then ate a spoonful mixed with nuts, poppy seeds and honey.
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She described what happened next at a small Ohio dinner party, detailed in a February profile of her in the Washington Post: "He took hold of my hand and held me in place like this," she said, squeezing the sides of the water glass, shaking it gently from side to side.
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Using high-speed video to film the rays as they feasted on different kinds prey—fish, somewhat tougher shrimp, and extremely chewy little dragonfly nymphs—Kolmann saw that the rays used an asymmetrical jaw motion, like a cow chewing its cud, as they moved their jaws from side to side.
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Father of two, Barack Obama, attempted to look cool while dancing to Michael Jackson's "Thriller" on Monday night in Washington D.C. The dad, who works as president of the United States, smiled as he moved his arms awkwardly from side to side, while his wife danced (much more naturally) next to him.
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Palin accomplishes many things unusual for a political speaker: She recites the Arabic phrase for "God is great," and, more notably, coins a new word, squirmishes, a cross between squirm (which means to wriggle the body from side to side) and skirmish (which means a brief fight or encounter between small groups).
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The score's most notable number, the patriarchal "Dance of the Capulet," is usually staged with slow-marching processions; Ashton instead made it an elegant male display in which Paris and the other Capulet men danced on the spot, feet crisscrossing in entrechats like flashing blades, shoulders proudly pivoting from side to side.
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The ramp catches us and carries us over to the other side and then we drift from side to side down the ramp; we are held in Michael's light, the audience breathes softly with us, the music fades, and the sounds of the ramp fill the theater until we can move no more.
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That's what I feel now Let's call this song exactly what it is Step n' move your hips With a feelin' from side to side Sit yourself down in your car And take a ride And while you're movin' Rock steady Rock steady baby Let's call this song exactly what it is … On Aug.
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" In a tender poem about his parents, he remembers them, from the distance of his middle age, as resembling the "simple toys of my childhood," turning in circles, humming softly, raising a leg, moving slowly from side to side with the same rhythm, "the spring in their belly and the key in their back.
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Click here to view original GIFAs part of his research into building a functional Lego version of Star Wars: The Force Awakens' BB-8, Jason Allemann of JK Brickworks created this brilliant remote control monowheel that's able to steer itself by shifting a counterweight inside from side to side causing the vehicle to lean into corners.
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Read more: Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield reportedly lost his cool with some belligerent Ohio State fans and predicted his team's big comebackAfter Mayfield led Oklahoma to victory against the Buckeyes at the Horseshoe, he famously grabbed an OU flag and brought it out to midfield, where he waved it from side to side before planting it in the ground.
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Whereas the idiom of the best-known Childs dances has the performers traveling (with vertical carriage, of course) through space, the solos of "Pastime" feature one dancer balancing on one flat foot, and another sitting, legs raised, in an elasticized band of fabric while changing her profile from side to side; each performer slowly stretches and flexes one leg.
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With the glass still at his lips he began to dance, he extended his other arm away from his body and began to turn slightly from side to side, and though it was half ironic it made me feel a kind of pang, since it was for me, his dance, I was his only audience, it could only be for me.
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That is, to get that big body up and down the floor in transition faster than an opponent, to move it from side to side and keep it between a scorer and the basket, to use it as an impediment to free his teammates for open shots, and to slide it into empty space and make himself available for easy buckets.
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I realized that the light was coming from something in his hands, moving from side to side, catching the early-morning sun and dazzling it back at us, as he turned and moved and shifted, always moving, always adjusting, forever straining for that elusive thing, forever seeking, trapped in a moment that would never end, trying to find a signal. ♦
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Physical therapists can be helpful in assessing your weaknesses and prescribing do-at-home exercises to improve your strength and agility (for example, jumping from side to side and on and off platforms or steps) so that you will be better able to execute a fall as well as lessen the risk that you will fall in the first place.
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Federer offered a reminder of this when he struggled in his Round of 16 match against Kei Nishikori, falling behind two sets to one before pulling a familiar routine: folding his wide forehands back into the corners, pushing his opponent from side to side, shouting "Come on!" after winners as a signal to all watching that he was supplementing his celestial game with a dose of adrenaline.
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But she recovered her form—metronomic tempo, skis parallel, body crouched, "knees to skis and hands in front," as the family mantra goes—and took on the meat of the course with calm determination, to the extent that calmness can be attributed to a woman punching aside heavy, rubbery poles at a rate of more than one a second, while pogoing from side to side in flat light down a wall of rutted ice.
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My "reel to reel" tape would have included seeing young women lined up at the entrances to our bases on paydays to "service" the soldiers; seeing Vietnamese men hunched over and virtually comatose as they moved dirt from side to side as their primary source of paid labor; and seeing small planes circling overhead and spraying a mist only to learn years later that they were spraying Agent Orange to defoliate the countryside.
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Ghost towns across the West have been resurrected after being deserted for decades, but preservationists across the south say they are racing against time to rebuild their long lost cities MAYESVILLE, S.C. – Edward "Cannon" Taylor and Richard Sanford sit in their small motor boat as it gently rocks from side to side, looking at the island ahead, reflecting on one of the last remaining buildings in the small, former lumber town of Ferguson, S.C. "I would love to see it built back up to what it was, once upon a time…" Sanford said.
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" While his parents regard his mannerisms as a choice, "some personal aesthetic project that I was pursuing to annoy them," Louis considers not only his desires but also elements of cultural style often coded as queer to be corporeal, determined in and by the body: "I had not chosen my way of walking, the pronounced, much too pronounced, way my hips swayed from side to side, or the shrill cries that escaped my body—not cries that I uttered but ones that literally escaped through my throat whenever I was surprised, delighted, or frightened.
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"I was spanking and a-freaking in a disco place," says Spoonie Gee (21960), who is the smooth talker, the midnight stalker, the image of the man they call the J.D. Walker, bouncing to the Patty Duke riddim as it shuffles from side to side, his voice track intermittently so flanged it hurts your ears, and that phrase takes on a power and significance you can't account for except by reference to its reminiscent tense, somehow a harbinger of how all of this will one day fade into sepia, since golden lads and girls all must, as chimney sweepers come to dust.
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