She paws at it frustratedly when she realizes she hasn't reached the boy.
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During an aside, Crystal Love, a Tiwi Island sistergirl, frustratedly unpacks feelings of insecurity.
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During her session, Ilana frustratedly uses a vibrator as her sex therapist watches and shines a flashlight on her genitals.
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The cast also talked about season one's "Hold, Please," in which Penelope spends the whole episode frustratedly on the phone with Veterans Affairs.
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"Luke's an addict, Shirley's a control freak, and Theo is basically a clenched fist with hair," Steve frustratedly tells his father at one point.
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At one point towards the end, when he's fully beaten and still powerless, he frustratedly wonders what piece of himself can possibly still be missing.
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He felt around for the dripping necklace and frustratedly threw it to the ground, scattering his ice (do people still say that?) across the base path.
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We talk to Alexa in the peremptory tone we reserve for barking at chat bots, snarkily dismissing interlopers in our social media feeds, or frustratedly answering staccato telephone menu trees.
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But as the footage above clearly shows, the renegade goat didn't just sit there and bang so much as he frustratedly paced about and repetitively smashed his forehead into the polyurethane company's front door until it fully shattered.
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However, police have yet to confirm that the teen's suicide was connected to the challenge, and the hysteria surrounding it has prompted the San Jose Mercury News to frustratedly urge caution among the media and the public when reporting and describing the game as though it were real.
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She asks if they are in love. Zach and Reese say no. Despite this, Bianca is furious with Reese and does not want to talk with her. Reese frustratedly leaves the hospital and sends Bianca a note saying she plans to leave.
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When she threatens to reveal this, Sketch, in panic and desperation, ties her mother to her bed. Finally, she steals Michelle's main role in the school play (Osama: The Musical) by giving her emetics. Maxxie confronts her and she confesses her love for him. He frustratedly tells her he is gay.
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Darius, who has just revived, urges MacLeod to spare the third one, who flees. Darius is truly pained by the death of his own murderer, while MacLeod feels he has done well by ridding the world of a killer. He frustratedly admits that he is unable to follow Darius' teachings. Darius sadly realizes that MacLeod is leaving him to go to America, away from the hatred of Europe.
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Vary L. S. (Lakya Sagarananda) Krishna, who is the main character of only one story collection thus far, has come to the big city from a Hautami (Indian (Asian)) community. She's joint-majoring in anthropology and prostitution, the latter recognized as a prestigious art form, and serving as assistant to both of her anthropology professors, a cantankerous human and a giant plumed lizard, with both of whom she is quite frustratedly in love.
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On the way home from the party, Alice and Adam are caught behind a slow-moving vehicle, which Alice frustratedly overtakes whilst Adam shouts out an obscenity at the driver. Shortly thereafter, Alice is distracted from driving and accidentally hits a stag. She brings the car to a stop, and they drag the stag off the road. While they are moving it, the car that Alice had earlier overtaken pulls up behind Alice's car.
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Djokovic entered the US Open as the top seed. Djokovic beat Damir Džumhur, Kyle Edmund, and Jan-Lennard Struff to advance to the fourth round against 20th seed Pablo Carreño Busta. The fourth round match was uneventful until the tenth game, when Carreño Busta came back down 0-40 to take the set; Djokovic had frustratedly hit a ball into an advertising board when Carreño Busta tied it at deuce. At 5-5, Djokovic was injured and had to be treated on the court.
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Whilst "Love Comes Quickly" plays on the jukebox, they order an inappropriate gourmet meal, but the waitress doesn't flinch. At another table a pilot (Neil Dickson, more or less reprising his lead role in Biggles), fiddles frustratedly with a hand-held computer game that says "divided by... divided by... zero" (taking lyrics from "Two divided by zero"). A voice from the traveller's briefcase asks to be let out and the traveller does so, revealing a ventriloquist's dummy. The dummy starts philosophising about the concept of time.
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After this incident, Hyder meets Nadeem, who takes Hyder home and promises him that he will find a job to repay Shamer's debt. The same night someone knocks at Hyder's door while Hyder is very frustratedly thinking of a way to repay Shamer. Hyder opens the door and there is a person very nervously standing outside, claiming that the police are after him as he has committed a murder. The person at the door reveals his name to be Dawood and pleads Hyder to allow him to stay the night at his house.
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Karev becomes upset about this, and asks Torres to prevent Barnett from discontinuing the program, though Torres shows no interest in helping Karev. During Shepherd's surgery, his hand becomes numb, and he frustratedly exits the operating room. In the intern appendectomy, Wilson makes a mistake and freezes, leading to a scolding from Meredith Grey. Back in Minnesota, Yang is annoyed by the peppy attitudes of her superiors at Mayo Clinic, Dr. Craig Thomas (William Daniels) and Dr. Parker (Steven Culp), so she decides to take a trip to Seattle for Sloan's death.
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1, p. 96, viewed 2 July 2019 while the typist frustratedly scrubs at a misprint with an eraser. She was the only woman photographer represented in Werner Graeff‘s (1901–1978) influential and now rare 1929 book Es kommt der neue Fotograf! (‘Here comes the new photographer!’) published in Berlin by H. Reckendorf, with her political photomontage of that year in which the photographic medium enables her multiplication of figures of authority, soldiers and police, commanded by the raised fist of the bosses to surround the bewildered workers, locked out of their workplace during industrial action.
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The title, also used by a 1965 documentary on CBS television that filmed one such tour, was taken from a New Yorker cartoon by Leonard Dove. Published in the June 22, 1957, issue of the magazine, the cartoon depicts a young woman near a tour bus and a campanile, frustratedly exclaiming "But if it's Tuesday, it _has_ to be Siena," thereby humorously illustrating the whirlwind nature of European tour schedules. This concept formed the premise of the film's plot. Donovan sings "Lord of the Reedy River," which he had also written.
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Max frustratedly admits that he hasn't felt real pleasure since he stopped teaching. The conversation with the doctor reveals that Max was fired from his teaching job because the school's administration discovered that Max was HIV-positive after Max was discovered having distributed HIV treatment resources to an infected student. Back in the apartment, Max's ex-boyfriend Jason shows up and introduces himself to Billy. Billy divulges that he was fired from his job as a pianist because the man with whom he shared the piano became increasingly paranoid that Billy would pass the disease to him.
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He manages to jam his arm between the closing doors, but the people in reach shrink away. He frustratedly pulls his arm out of the door and, after glancing to his left, begins strolling nonchalantly past the train, its occupants jammed against the window watching him. The camera cuts ahead to reveal a lone straggler who failed to make it onto the train. As he spots the tagged man, he turns to flee and the commercial ends with the pair continuing the chase outside of the view of the camera, a superimposed swoosh accompanying the campaign tagline, "Play".
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When Brian returns home to warn Peter about the consequences of this development, Peter reveals that he had regained his memory after Ernie the Giant Chicken hit him on the head with "an odd number of objects" earlier that day. Alerted by Brian's warnings, Peter rushes to reclaim Lois, just as Quagmire's plans had been delayed by guilt-induced impotence when Lois confessed that she "trusts" him. Peter then professes his love for her, and desire to be with her for the rest of his life, causing Lois to love him again. The two walk home, happy in their reunion, leaving Quagmire as he frustratedly attempts increasingly drastic measures to "resuscitate" his genitalia using: a penis pump, intravenous therapy, and a crash cart with a defibrillator in his closet.
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In The Podcast, Gabe becomes jealous of Oscar when he learns that his blog is linked to the Sabre website, and attempts to impress corporate by launching a podcast. He manages to get Kevin, Kelly, Erin, Creed, Meredith and Angela - via cajoling - to participate in it, however, when they find out that it is an audio podcast, they insist that it be filmed (which they are able to do with Meredith's recording equipment). Unfortunately, a number of things go awry when Gabe attempts to interview them about the subject of "having it all", which eventually leads to him frustratedly calling their performance a "freakshow", resulting in their exodus from the production. Oscar, having stayed late so he could work on his blog, walks in, and offers to do Gabe's podcast.
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Although initially sneered at by the Germans, who called the Po-2 Rusfaner ("Russian plywood") or Die Nähmaschine ("the sewing machine"), it proved unexpectedly effective at night harassment attacks on rear areas of the German lines, flying so low and slow the German fighters were unable to locate or engage them. The otherwise obsolescent-for-combat wood-and-fabric plane also proved both highly resistant to standard armor-piercing anti-aircraft ammunition, as well as invisible to modern radar, leaving the Germans with no option but blind saturation flak and searchlights, neither of which were particularly successful and helped further ensure nobody in an encampment could get any restful sleep. Soon the Germans frustratedly dubbed the women pilots Die Nachthexen, "The Night Witches", and Luftwaffe pilots and anti-aircraft gunners were promised the Iron Cross if they managed to shoot down even a single Po-2. The Germans themselves began using their own obsolescent aircraft for similar raids against the Soviets, first with the Störkampfstaffel-named squadron-size units, then banding those together into Nachtschlachtgruppe units for this purpose.
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