But that doesn't mean that he sat still In 2017.
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When was the last time you sat still and just existed?
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After we finished the phone call, I sat still for 15 minutes.
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I sat still among the chaos and tried to remember to breathe.
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A bundle of nervous energy, he barely sat still during an interview.
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While the verdict was read out, the accused sat still, looking silently ahead.
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But, when it comes to its nuclear capacity, Pyongyang hasn't sat still since June.
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" She added, "She was always tapping on something with spoons; she never sat still.
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Both sides sat still, watching the other, waiting for one to make a move.
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"She was a pro and sat still to let them dry," added the proud mama.
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Foot-binding ensured that young girls sat still and worked on boring, repetitive tasks, she said.
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When the room clapped in support of the President, the other half sat still and quiet.
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After that, Curiosity didn't have any other waiting commands, so the rover sat still and snapped away.
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Appearing onscreen from Auckland, handcuffed and wearing a gray shirt, Mr. Tarrant sat still and said nothing.
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Recently, he performed at a piano recital -- a major feat for a little boy who rarely sat still.
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Apple's HomePod is coming out this year and, if Microsoft sat still, it would be the odd-ball out.
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We read the Chronicles of Narnia to him and he sat still for hour‑long reading sessions without moving. Hannah?
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As the Korean court system has attempted to claw back those reparations from Japanese companies, Japan has not sat still.
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After a worrying moment when Vonn sat still in the netting, she got to her feet in no obvious discomfort.
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When a friend ran late for our lunch, I sat still and stared out the window instead of checking Twitter.
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When a few bars of "We Will Rock You" by Queen blasted from the loudspeakers, the North Korean cheerleaders sat still.
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When Judge Kidd laid out these details in court, before issuing his sentence, Cardinal Pell mostly sat still and looked straight ahead.
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"Clive woke up in beast mode," she wrote in the caption of the photo in which Clive sat still in a cute dinosaur costume.
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Cosby, who has repeatedly denied wrongdoing, sat still and silent through Wednesday's court hearing and offered no visible reaction to O'Neill's early evening decision.
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The dancers sat still, skittered backward on their heels, performed marvels of adagio control, slapped the floor and sprang up from it in jumps.
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The sweet cat sat still during the shaving, which, sadly, revealed flaky skin underneath (they're treating that with special skin oils and premium cat food).
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Throughout the proceeding, he sat still and with a frown, often avoiding the eyes of others in the courtroom with his wheelchair angled toward a wall.
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For five hours, Kardashian sat still — only checking her phone once (OK, maybe twice) — as Dedivanovic taught his fans exactly how he creates her iconic glamorous look.
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And at the end of each lesson, the students who had ridden bikes performed better on the subsequent vocabulary tests than did the students who sat still.
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They took turns petting him and he sat still by their side when two of them offered testimony about how they suffered at the hands of their parents.
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Sometimes when she sat still and listened to the inside of her mind she became distracted by the sound of a gentle rushing, like water from a faucet.
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Wearing a black suit, white shirt and blue tie, Breivik sat still much of the time, shaking his head in disagreement with lawyers defending the state on some occasions.
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At times, the gorilla sat still with the toddler, but those quiet periods were interrupted by bouts of knocking the child against a wall and dragging him around a shallow moat.
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My body moved forward in life, going to college and getting a job, but inside I sat still and quiet, my back against the wall, feeling only its hard, cold security.
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When she was 5, her father left a belt mark on her face because she hadn't sat still in church, law enforcement records show, and the state took Metcalf from her parents.
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For a man whose career depended on promoting the exact opposite of the exasperated entreaty "Get lost," Mr. Burrell rarely invited the media to a news conference or sat still for interviews.
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Results showed that people were twice as likely to say that they wanted to see their partners again when those partners moved their hands and arms, compared to when their partners sat still.
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We order oysters and cocktails and debrief about the play; none of us can remember the last time we dedicated four consecutive hours to an endeavor, let alone sat still for four hours.
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Clinton and Gore President Bill Clinton never sat still after the Senate voted it would not convict him of high crimes and misdemeanors even though the Republican House had voted to impeach him.
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As Justice Danny K. Chun of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn imposed five years of probation and 800 hours of community service, Mr. Liang sat still at the defendant's table showing little emotion.
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Those who gestured with their hands and moved their arms "nearly doubled their odds of getting a 'yes' from their partner," compared with those who sat still or kept their arms to themselves, she said.
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Looking back a bit, the technical analyst points out that after the Russell more or less sat still for two years from 2010 to 2012, it had a very strong period of performance from 2013 to 2014.
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A four-hour-long undertaking, "Angst III" involved six performers moving around a runway in a fog-filled room, five live falcons that sat still on perches, many cans of shaving cream, numerous tubs of Vaseline, and cigarettes.
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She appeared in several of Warhol's films and two of his "Screen Tests"—the black-and-white portraits that Warhol made in the mid-sixties, in which his subjects sat still in front of a camera for a few minutes.
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Officer Haste, dressed in a black suit, sat still during the proceedings on Tuesday in a fourth-floor trial room at Police Department headquarters in Lower Manhattan, occasionally taking notes and speaking to his lawyers, who were seated next to him.
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Foot-binding persisted because it ensured that young girls sat still and worked at a boring, sedentary task for many hours each day, she said, and it died out only when manufactured cloth and foreign imports eliminated the economic value of handwork.
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The young man, Marcell Dockery, sat still and silent in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn as Justice Danny K. Chun issued the sentence after scolding him for having killed the officer, Dennis Guerra, and having gravely injured his partner, Officer Rosa Rodriguez.
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Vollie had a mantra, and he sat still in the dark on his bunk with his back against the plywood hooch wall at Dong Ha, with his eyes half closed and his folded feet aflame from fungal itching, and he breathed deep and said within the mind, It don't mean nothing.
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Foot-binding persisted for so long because it had a clear economic rationale: It was a way to make sure young girls sat still and helped make goods like yarn, cloth, mats, shoes and fishing nets that families depended upon for income -- even if the girls themselves were told it would make them more marriageable.
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They were short-lived and had a deep hatred of Orcs. They had certain magical powers and sat still in meditation for long periods.
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The music video for the track consists of only one long take which pictures topless Lear performing the song sat still. She sings verses in dimmed light, positioned sideways, and choruses in brighter light, looking directly into the camera.
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Very little is known about this wallaby today. It was a strictly nocturnal animal which led a solitary lifestyle. During the day it sat still in a well-formed 'seat', usually in the shelter of a saltbush or a tussock. If approached too closely, it would bound off at great speed.
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The last Parliament in which he sat, still for Wigan, was the Loyal Parliament the first parliament of the reign of James II (from 1685 to 1687). On his death, sometime between 1 September 1690 and 11 September 1690, the earldom devolved upon Robert Kerr, (afterwards Marquess of Lothian), the eldest son of Kerr's elder half brother William Kerr, 3rd Earl of Lothian.
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Most of this monastery has since disappeared, leaving only its cloister with its Plateresque decoration. The neighborhood is an old one, and stories and legends, such as the whispers of Doña Esperanza Goyeneche de Ruiz Garcia who died here. Another involves an indigenous chief who received money for being a spy for the Spaniards and was found out. It is said that when this happened, he sat still never moving until he died of sadness.
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On the 6th the French advanced in six columns. The 9,000 men of the far right column sat still for two days and only moved against Ypres on the 8th, accomplishing nothing. The left two columns were repulsed, while the two right columns made progress. In the center, Jean-Baptiste Jourdan's 13,000 troops captured Houtkerque, Herzeele and Bambecque, and then, at the urging of the political commissioner Nicolas Hentz, they seized Rexpoëde.
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I am just finishing my diary with the thought of the beautiful hours which we spent together that evening a week ago which made me the happiest man on earth… Oh, Ludwig, Ludwig, I am consecrated to you! I couldn’t stand the people around me; I sat still and, in my thought I was with you ... How my heart beats when, at the Residenz, I see a light in your window.Desmond Chapman-Huston, 1990.
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On the parade lap, Andretti developed an ignition fault, and the start was delayed 25 minutes while the crew scrambled to solve the problem. Finally, Mario took his place on the grid, but when starter Tex Hopkins dropped the green flag, the Parnelli car sat still, and the field had to scramble to avoid him. His crew eventually got the car push started two laps late, but Andretti was black-flagged for getting assistance on the course.
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The surrender of the garrison at Asti created major problems for the French army. Morale plummeted, and by the end of March, Marshal Maillebois' army had lost 15,000 men to desertion, illness or capture. De Gages' Spanish army sat still at Piacenza, uncertain of what course of action to take in the face of the new danger caused by the Austrian concentration. Neither he, nor the Infant Philip wished to retreat from Lombardy, fearing this would provoke anger in Madrid.
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Along with various versions of his birth circumstances, many state he went to a mountain and met the legendary Agastya and other sages. There are also accounts claiming that, during his return journey, Valluvar sat under a tree whose shadow sat still over him and did not move the entire day, he killed a demon, and many more. Scholars consider these and all associated aspects of these hagiographic stories to be fiction and ahistorical, a feature common to "international and Indian folklore". The alleged low birth, high birth and being a pariah in the traditional accounts are also doubtful.
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The Rudyard Kipling story "The Broken-Link Handicap" was first published in the first Indian edition of Plain Tales from the Hills in 1888, and in subsequent editions of that collection. Kipling states that horse-racing among the British community in India is a thoroughly immoral pastime in which almost everyone involved loses money. By chance, an otherwise undistinguished horse named "Shackles" proves to be unbeatable over two miles, "so long as his jockey sat still". His owner takes Shackles to the Autumn Races at the station of Chedputter "in the North", and insults almost everyone.
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Gerald also briefly portrays the character during a flashback sequence in which he writes a letter to Mia. Mia's pet cat Fat Louie was portrayed by four different cats, one of whom was owned by Hathaway herself. Each cat served a different purpose: one was meant to be carried, another sat still for extended periods of time, a third was used for jumping and stunts, and the final (Hathaway's) is featured during the film's final scene. During the state dinner in which a guest's arm catches fire, the fire was intended to be extinguished once the actor placed his arm in a nearby ice bucket.
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The 1960s was a period when women artists wanted to gain equal rights with men within the established art world, and to create feminist art, often in non-traditional ways, to help "change the world." Louise Bourgeois (1911-2010) and German-American Eva Hesse (1936-1970) were some early feminist artists. On 20 July 1964 Yoko Ono, a Fluxus, avant-garde artist, singer, and activist, presented Cut Piece at the Yamaichi Concert Hall, Kyoto, Japan where she sat still as parts of her clothing were cut off of her, which meant to protest violence against women. She performed it again at Carnegie Hall in 1965.
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In 1901, the royal home played host to the Duke and Duchess of York (later King George V and Queen Mary), as well as the Duchess' brother, Prince Alexander of Teck (who would later become Governor General of Canada); Prince Edward, Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII), and Prince George, Duke of Kent, in 1919 and 1941; and King George VI was the first reigning monarch to reside at Government House when he and his wife, Queen Elizabeth, stopped in Winnipeg during their cross-country tour of Canada in 1939; from Government House, the King broadcast over the radio a speech to the British Commonwealth, the table at which he sat still in the residence. Their daughter, Queen Elizabeth II, her husband, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, and each of their children have also stayed at Government House over the years. The architect Frank Worthington Simon included in his plans for the Manitoba Legislative Building a new Government House, to be constructed on the bank of the Assiniboine River, opposite the parliament. This plan never came to fruition, however, and the Victorian Government House was adapted over time to suit the lieutenant governor's changing needs.
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