Sandler makes a persuasively unsteady hub for this pinwheeling anarchy.
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Just talk radio, pinwheeling birds and endless varieties of pork rinds, smoked almonds and bad coffee.
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Their interactions send them pinwheeling around, making them look somewhat like a meteorological version of a fidget spinner.
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In minutes, the port was a battlefield, with fans clashing under barrages of flying bottles and pinwheeling chairs.
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This is a research interest for severe storm scientists, who are trying to understand how these pinwheeling clouds form and function.
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A pinwheeling low pressure system edged westward from central Europe on Tuesday into Wednesday, spreading flood woes from Germany into Belgium and France.
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There's a nice scene in which Terry and Bob give chase, their dark bodies popping against the background, Mr. Skarsgard's long limbs pinwheeling.
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But she badly lost control of her last jump, her arms pinwheeling in the air before she thudded down in an explosion of snow.
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Fifteen minutes late, after a long period of a pinwheeling "wait" icon and frozen on-screen faces, the show starts, but the volume is frustratingly low.
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This tango occurs when two storms get close enough for their circulations to interact, sending them pinwheeling around a fixed point between them somewhat like a meteorological version of a fidget spinner.
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Our own Milky Way galaxy is still pinwheeling and forming stars after 13 or so billion years, while this distant blob seems to have lived a full life in a fraction of the time.
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The frantic, pinwheeling center of "Bad Moms," she enters in heels at full speed, a pace she keeps up as she sprints from one demand to another, often with her two children in tow.
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Think of it as a matchmaker: The Greenland block is facilitating a hook up between weather disturbances pinwheeling across North America, and raising the odds that they'll meet and get busy somewhere off the Mid-Atlantic coast.
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One segment features a troupe dancing among the reflections of Johnson's Glass House (1949), and the second films the same troupe emoting physically in the landscaped courtyards of Schindler's pinwheeling wood-and-glass house on King's Road (1922).
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A pinwheeling section of the polar vortex is clearing customs at the Canadian border, heading for the northern Plains, Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast U.S. For millions, this may be the coldest December weather in at least a decade.
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A blur of speed, he somersaulted three and a half times in a 33-foot pinwheeling plunge, coming out of it just in time and opening into a perfect illusion of the vertical body — a knife entering the water.
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Things start to go wrong as one of the cars collides with the right-hand barrier, leading to a mini pileup that eventually causes one car to flip onto its side and come pinwheeling towards the edge of the track.
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We went near the doors and stood under the awning of the rink, and, after a moment, he appeared, drenched in a black onesie with a gold cross bouncing on his chest, the water pinwheeling off the back of his heels.
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The day after he lost out to Adam Driver at the Gotham Awards, Sandler appeared on The Howard Stern Show to promote Uncut Gems, a thriller that has been hailed by critics as like "being locked inside the pinwheeling brain of a lunatic".
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On our little rise above Balanced Rock, Mr. Smith and I had front-row seats to an ancient bedrock cataclysm: pinwheeling stone staircases, lager-tinted turrets and weird, fanged crags poised over petrified sand dunes, and farther off, the La Sal Mountains — loping green knuckles streaked with old snow.
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Gavin Watson's crystal clear black-and-white photos give the book a documentary quality: You can see these kids' eyes pinwheeling, but also—as in a shot of two men, one leaning on a car, grinning, the other talking on a brick-like early cell phone—the cash-under-table business structure of early rave.
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The flag does not have reflection symmetry due to the slight pinwheeling of the St Patrick's and St Andrew's crosses, technically the counterchange of saltires.
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The flag does not have reflection symmetry due to the slight pinwheeling of the St Patrick's and St Andrew's crosses, technically the counterchange of saltires. Thus, there is a correct side up. The original specification of the Union Flag in the Royal Proclamation of 1 January 1801 did not contain a drawn pattern or express which way the saltires should lie; they were simply "counterchanged" and the red saltire fimbriated. Nevertheless, a convention was soon established which accords most closely with the description.
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