This prevents you from knocking into furniture or other objects while you're playing.
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In Amsterdam, you can't shake a spray can without knocking into at least five murals.
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And the sculpture that everyone keeps knocking into has got to be a reference to Beetlejuice.
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I was able to squeeze it onto a moderately crowded elevator several times without knocking into anyone.
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The drone could effectively pick up and deposit pollen grains by knocking into the flowers, said Miyako.
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Footage shows him jog past one man on the bridge on May 5 before knocking into the 33-year-old victim.
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Shackled, they banged around as the bus careened along at high speeds, sometimes crossing the median and knocking into road signs.
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Of course, the bike is stationary so it's not a total danger, but who wants to risk accidentally knocking into their drink?
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You finally make it to the toilet, but not before knocking into it (and a half dozen other obstacles) on the way.
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What a David Simon production does so well, from "The Wire" onward, is to show all these dominoes knocking into each other.
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Elizabeth May, leader of the Green Party, called Trudeau's actions "unacceptable" but pleaded for "perspective," arguing that knocking into Brosseau was clearly an accident.
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And I'm glad to have my countertop back, which leaves me plenty of room to wield my sheet pans without knocking into my Instant Pot.
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"Don never perceived the benefit of lining up and just knocking into each other, especially for a lineman who gets hit on every play," Maura said.
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Closed circuit TV footage showed the male runner jog past one man on Putney Bridge on May 5 before knocking into the 33-year-old victim.
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As the seeds dance around the liquid, slowly knocking into each other, their shells will peel off and crack open, turning the water a bright ruby red.
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Spinning out a competitor by knocking into them is just as likely to give you a flat tire as it is to land you in first place.
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It is, in many ways, the simplest of installations, just a bunch of shiny balloons floating around an enclosed space, knocking into each other and casting brilliant reflections.
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As I leave, I think about this the whole walk back to the car, doing my best to combine sleep, mild contemplation, and walking without knocking into a florescent tank top.
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In Mexico City, tall buildings swayed for more than a minute as seismic alarms sounded, with older structures in the chic Condesa neighborhood knocking into each other, and some cracks appearing in plaster and paintwork.
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Until then, despite having been in cars all my life, I'd failed to recognize the ease with which an errant movement, the equivalent of knocking into someone on a crowded bus, could bring about an injury or a death.
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And now that we've moved on, I think of the outlets sparking out and my guitar rising against the wall until it fell and became a boat that drifted from room to room, knocking into legs of tables and chairs.
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That could be helpful for bringing VR into homes where family members might need to share the living room without knocking into people or things, especially if someone's trying to get your attention when you have a headset and headphones on.
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Gameplay screenshot. Pataank is a pinball game where the player plays as the pinball, steering the ball and knocking into targets.
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Betty is also slightly clumsy, often knocking into things, most notably plexiglass windows. Betty remains centered and focused amongst the clashing of egos and eccentric behavior of her colleagues. Betty has also found herself embroiled with the Meade family in more ways than one. Bradford trusts her because she can keep Daniel's financial responsibilities intact while Daniel trusts her because she can deliver and take charge.
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Like many American films of the time, The Sultan's Wife was subject to cuts by city and state film censorship boards. The Chicago Board of Censors required a cut of the scenes with a man on a bench wiggling his posterior after seeing dancers in the background, of the Sultan falling backwards after the dance and spreading his arms and legs, and of the man and woman knocking into each other.
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It does this by opening and closing its valves and expelling water in a stream from either side of the hinge, a form of jet propulsion. In an aquarium, the animal flits around knocking into other objects. It uses its mantle tentacles in an oar-like fashion when swimming. Sometimes it sheds the longest tentacles and can still swim effectively without them, increasing the frequency of valve clapping to maintain speed.
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Zero is about half the size of the average human and so is able to hide behind many objects that are scattered across the map without being seen. Sound will also alert the guards to Zero's presence. Footsteps, knocking into objects, and Zero's powers will create sounds audible to the human ears prompting an investigation, though many of these sounds can be made inaudible through upgrades. Upgrades can be purchased at stations throughout the game.
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All the proceeds from this first micro festival funded Simon so he was able to launch full pelt into Bare Naked Beer. In 2009, Doherty expanded the brewery, knocking into the behind unit that was previously used as an art gallery, doubling the brewery's size, building himself a cold storage area, with this he was able to buy lager tanks to help him with the traditional storage of his continental-style beers.
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He also reveals to Michael that he knows about Panama. In the meantime, Sara disables Mahone's car and retrieves her car to pick up Michael. They proceed to a motel after making some purchases. As Sara cleans and wraps his wound, (which he sustained from accidentally knocking into the sharp end of the propane gas valve while hiding from Mahone) Michael asks her to stay with him for one more day; his meeting with the coyote is tomorrow.
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On March 19, 2009, Misaki was pulled over by a police officer for talking on his cellphone while driving, when pulling over Misaki attempted to flee the scene, knocking into the arresting officers' car. On June 26, the Tokyo District Court sentenced him to one year of prison, which has been suspended for three years. Misaki fought and beat Kazuhiro Nakamura at Sengoku 9, however he did not receive pay, and went on immediate indefinite suspension after the fight.
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After 1825 a horse tramway led from the High Horse Level round the edge of the marsh to a picking floor near the top of the Swart Beck. Here, pieces of waste rock were separated from ore by hand and dumped. The ore was then crushed, originally by hand using wide-headed hammers (called buckers). A crushing mill was erected in about 1827, probably using a roller crusher powered by a water wheel, although this still required ore to be broken by hand (known as "knocking") into pieces less than in size.
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One of the most common sources of injury is when multiple users are bouncing on the trampoline at one time. More often than not, this situation leads to users bouncing into one another and thus becoming injured; many suffer broken bones as a result of landing badly after knocking into another user. A recreational trampoline with a safety net enclosure Another of the most common sources of serious injury is an attempt to perform somersaults without proper training. In some cases, people land on their neck or head, which can cause paralysis or even death.
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The following night, however, he changes his mind when he has a nightmare in which Springfield becomes the stupidest town in the country. Bart's test day arrives, but he is still not ready. As a result, he answers the first few questions with the same answer and does not fill in the last answer. However, the lead proctor mistakes the same beetle from earlier, who landed on one of the answer bubbles, for one of Bart's answers; she announces that he passed the test and the school reopens, despite a wrecking ball knocking into Skinner's office since Superintendent Chalmers assumed Bart would fail.
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Jim Raggi wrote "If you're wanting the more deathy and song oriented Opeth, skip down to My Arms, Your Hearse and go from there. If you're looking for a unique journey of music built alternately around dual guitar harmonies knocking into sequences when the two guitars and the bass are all playing different parts, stop-start transitions at times and smooth here-to-theres at others, here you go." Matt Smith stated that "with Orchid, the band introduced its blend of intricate, down-tempo acoustic guitar and piano lines and swinging, Celtic-sounding, distorted rhythms." Most songs of the album exceed nine minutes, but there are two instrumental songs of short duration.
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