Once In A Dark Wood Brother Reilly had had a fit.
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I'd comforted her briefly at the conference when she had a fit of unhappiness.
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"If Clyne had had a fit season we'd be talking completely differently," said McAteer.
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When the bakery wouldn't accommodate his request, he "had a fit," the Sun Sentinel reported.
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Mainly just thinking about how Danny Tanner would've had a fit about all of those candles.
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The critic, Harold Schonberg, invited her to lunch at the Algonquin, where she promptly had a fit.
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In 2005, John Ball, a data analyst and rabid Houston Rockets fan, had a fit of referee paranoia.
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Andy Cohen had a fit on the air during his CNN New Year's Eve broadcast over Times Square security and his umbrella.
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After all, the Republican party had a fit back in 2010 and insisted that Obamacare had been passed by Democrats without enough public scrutiny.
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When Khan urged calm, asking Londoners to take the increased police presence in stride after the deadly London Bridge incident back in June, Trump had a fit.
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As Mr Faloughi knows, some external observers "just think the kids got upset and had a fit": that these disturbances conform to the old quip about academic quarrels being so vicious because the stakes are so low.
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And my colleagues Katie Rogers and Maggie Haberman recently reported that during a trip overseas last month, the president had a fit because the first lady's television on Air Force One was tuned to CNN, not his beloved Fox News.
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Within the span of a few seconds, she burst into tears while talking about the betrayal she felt when one pimp punished her by having his brother touch her, then had a fit of laughter while reading complimentary text messages from men who had purchased her for sex.
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On 29 November, he had a nasty clash of heads with Maldon & Tiptree striker Charlee Hughes and had a fit after falling to the ground; he suffered a fractured skull and was out of action for six weeks.
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In 1772, when Pompey had a fever, the doctor first bled him, then "dosed" him with a mercury pill. In 1779, when Sukey had a fit, she was given burnt wine and a mercury pill.Hall, In Miserable Slavery, pp. 156, 184, 194–96, 203–10, 217, 269, 279.
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Galleries were added along the northern and eastern walls. As the three eastern windows had been blocked by Verge's vestry, the interior became increasingly badly lit with every change. Verge's solution was to pierce ocular windows high in the walls to light the galleries. In 1836, Richard Hill had a fit of apoplexy in the vestry and died.
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His mouth > was so big that he cud take me an Tim at wan swaller widout openin it at > all; and when his 2 jaws cum together, the Whole house wud shake as it is > had a fit iv the ager. They feed him on broiled pavin stones, an whin he > takes dhrink, feth he laves the river so dhry that all the ships ran > aground. The divil a wurd iv a lie I'm telling ye.9 July 1853 The Clipper.
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Her examination took place the following day. Sarah Bibber is specifically named in the court records as having had a fit, claiming to see Sarah's specter "upon the beam", and the other accusers followed suit. Ann Putnam, Jr. later testified that she herself was tortured during Sarah's examination and that she witnessed the torture of Mary Walcott, Mercy Lewis, and Abigail Williams. Sarah stated her innocence, going as far as to say she had never even seen the accusers before.
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When Aidan witnesses Chris defending Andrew and standing up to his father, he realises that he wants to get back together with him. Aidan goes to find Chris at the university dance and asks him if he can change his mind about trying again. Natasha comes to Aidan and reveals that Andrew collapsed and had a fit, so he tries once again to get Andrew to seek help. Natasha is later caught with Andrew's medication and Aidan tells her friends that the pills are for her anxiety.
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Bertolotti, Davide: Istoria della R. Casa di Savoia, Antonio Fontana, Turin, 1830, p 289 At the death of Montferrat, Asti became governor of Sassari in his brother's place. Catching malaria in 1802, Asti died of the disease having had a fit of convulsions and was buried at the Cathedral of Alghero.Cibrario. Luigi: Origine e progressi delle instituzioni della monarchia di Savoia: sino alla costituzione del regno d'Italia, Parts 1-2, Cellini e c., 1869, p 450 His other brother Genoa later became the viceroy of Sardinia.
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He also criticizes reaction videos, saying "Y'all saw the track list and had a fit 'fore you heard it / So you formed your verdict while you sat with your arms crossed / Did your little reaction videos and talked over songs". Eminem also addresses the critique of his BET Hip Hop Awards freestyle aimed at President Trump, while also taking jabs at the president, saying in his verse, "Then I took a stand, went at Tan-Face, and practically cut my motherfuckin' fan base in half and still outsold you".
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Briefly after her arrival, servants were rung for and they found the president lying on the couch while Marguerite Steinheil adjusted her disordered clothing. Félix Faure died several hours later. Legend has it that she was performing oral sex on him when he had a fit, and died, his convulsed hands tangled in her hair. Of course nothing of this was officially announced, but rumours started spreading immediately, although for several years it was believed that his partner at the time of his death was actress Cécile Sorel.
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In the spring of 1567, the King had several noblemen imprisoned and taken to Uppsala, accused of treason. Among them were brother of Catherine, Abraham Gustafsson Stenbock; the spouse of her aunt Martha Leijonhufvud, Svante Sture; and her two cousins, Nils Svantesson Sture and Erik Svantesson Sture, and her uncle Sten Eriksson Leijonhufvud. On 24 May, the King had a fit of insanity and killed Nils Svantesson Sture, after which he had her other relatives, with the exception of Sten Eriksson Leijonhufvud, as well as another nobleman, killed. After this, the King left Uppsala.
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When Cao Song went to see his son, Cao Cao behaved normally. When asked, Cao Cao replied, "I have never had a fit, but I lost the love of my uncle, and therefore he deceived you." Afterwards, Cao Song ceased to believe his brother regarding Cao Cao, and thus Cao Cao became even more blatant and insistent in his wayward pursuits. At that time, there was a man named Xu Shao who lived in Runan and was famous for his ability to evaluate a person's potentials and talents.
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Percy Carson is a 9-year- old boy at the start of the story and is the younger brother and only sibling of Ruby, the protagonist. He is one of the people greeted by Ruby in her prophecy. It is heavily implied that he has autism because his reactions do not lie in the normal realm of response for the events that provoke this. For example, he had a fit of crying after the ends of one of his shoelaces broke, rendering them uneven but had little to no reaction to the death of the Carson family cat, Quilty.
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Ley won the election by 1,090 votes, and McDonald acknowledged the defeat, stating "the Labor movement is ruled by its heart and not its head; had it been ruled by its head there would be a different story to tell". In January 1926, McDonald challenged the election result in the Court of Disputed Returns on the basis of the bribery allegations. In March 1926, it was reported that he and Ley had agreed on a legal settlement wherein McDonald issued an apology for the bribery allegations and they both stated their intention to withdraw their respective lawsuits. However, it has been suggested that McDonald subsequently "had a fit of remorse" and refused to withdraw the petition.
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His mental health had deteriorated; according to some due to distress with the loss of a part of his homeland, but rumours about his erratic behavior date to soon after the Partition Sejm begun in 1773, before its final motions were passed in 1776. He is said to have been escorted by his brothers from Warsaw on 19 March 1775 after he had a fit, and was locked in a small family's mansion which he would never leave up till his death. Eventually he committed suicide, cutting himself with glass (most detailed accounts say he swallowed it, to prevent being taken by pursuing Russian soldiers). His exact place of burial is unknown, and exhumation in Hruszówka in 1930 failed to conclusively find his grave.
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The scene that caused the most commotion, the "underwater ballet" sequence, was available in three different versions that were edited by M.G.M to meet the standards of particular markets. Gibbons' wife Dolores del Rio had performed a risqué nude swim in Bird of Paradise (1932), a sequence that is said to have inspired the one in Tarzan. Tarzan and Jane (O'Sullivan's swimming double, Josephine McKim, who competed in the 1928 games with Johnny Weissmuller), dance a graceful underwater ballet with Jane completely nude. When she rises out of the water, Jane (now Maureen O’Sullivan) flashes a bare breast. As TCM's Paul Tatara observes, “Such big-screen impropriety was virtually unheard of at the time, and the Production Code Office had a fit”.
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She also said the Devil had tried to get her to kill herself and others, Willard and his family included, but she could not do what he asked. She continued with fits and apparitions of the Devil and various other spirits until the night of November 28, in which she had a fit lasting for 48 hours. Afterwards she was in a catatonic state until the night of December 8, in which she made the confession that after being assaulted by the devil various times, she made the pact with him, and allowed him into her bed. Willard's Journal continued on to state that she, throughout the month of December goes in and out of violent fits, one much worse than the next, she talks in a strange, deep voice, and made animal sounds.
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