But before she can react, the creature scurries past her.
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It scurries across the practice facility floor and enters Kerr's office.
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Terrified and repetent, she scurries home to their little cabin and starts praying.
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Kyle Walker scurries to keep it in play and start an England counter.
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A raccoon scurries up the side of the UBS Tower in St. Paul, Minn.
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She scurries home to watch A Wrinkle In Time, and Reggie is alone. Officially.
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"There isn't a mouse that scurries in the DMZ without note," the analyst claims.
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Behind him, out of focus, scurries the housekeeper, setting the table for a Hanukkah dinner.
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Ruth, after realizing the terms of Tom's deal, scurries away while he prepares the tub.
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As you can see ... she scurries away when she starts feeling the heat from police.
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A fragmented vocal sample scurries over the mix, building a layer of uncertainty and darkness.
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The door is unlocked and he scurries from his twin daughters' bedroom to wave me inside.
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She gives a shout-out to her favorite cable network and scurries off into the sunset.
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Yet, here it is, sunbathing on the beach in a cutaway as a crab scurries by.
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The rectangle of light appears to float some 30 feet away, as static scurries through it.
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She captivates when she scurries offstage, leaving her audience staring at the detritus of a solo.
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Whales swim by, a dragon grouses, Dolittle's zoo scurries and cracks wise, and so does Downey.
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As Falstaff scurries to London, little does he know that Hal has discarded his former ways.
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Mike is loyal to Eleven, but she doesn't know that, so she scurries off to the woods.
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Hannah G. scurries off to get ready as the rest of the women sit in their misery.
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E. scurries around as he's semi-late and we both head out the door around 6:83.
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It's up to viewers to decide just how they know each other, as the camera scurries past them.
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She scurries, filling requests quickly so visitors have no time to glance out of their world and into hers.
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It's approaching midnight when the last customer finally scurries out of the door and into the crisp London night.
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He scurries up the ledge of a boat, picks up the harpoon, and throws it into the shallow water.
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At this point, some poor White House staffer scurries in front of the cameras to fix the phone problem.
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On a sweltering Thursday, he hops out of a yellow cab, crosses Fifth Avenue, and scurries up a dirt path.
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Finally, far, far away from Litchfield, a trio of misfits scurries around an old-school amusement park called Playland with glee.
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Frisby but strong enough to maintain a signal as she scurries about underground through layers of reception deadening metal and concrete.
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She's practically giddy as she scurries off to the bathroom, leaving Jimmy neck-deep in fictional narrative he needs to quickly navigate.
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In the Kafkaesque view beyond — the same photo in both works, reversed — a faceless figure scurries behind a pillar, disappearing down a corridor.
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Like every other organism that walks, flies, swims, scurries, sways, or photosynthesizes on Earth, people evolved circadian rhythms tuned to this solar circuit.
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Ms. Najjar, noticeable in her white coat and red lipstick, scurries around spraying saline solution in people's eyes to wash away the gas.
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The pair scurries away from the table, leaving Ken's jaw to drop open as he sees bill: it easily clocks in at over $500.
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Everyone pauses on main development and scurries over to create sketches and mini models of the house to appease the people holding the money.
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The Bucks try and switch Smart onto Giannis at the start, but he quickly fights off it and scurries halfway back to Tony Snell.
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"It's uhhh McDonald's ... It's an Egg McMuffin," the original onlooker says as the rat scurries along, probably never to be seen or recognized again.
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Judging by the way she scurries out of the Tench household, the coltish babysitter clearly has been altered by her exposure to such violent imagery.
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Alarmed at the direction his thoughts are turning, he scurries away from that train of thought and instead debates whether he should message her again.
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They never do and then the holographic technology scurries back into the shadows until someone else builds up enough courage to try disappointing us again.
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In this clip, Hendricks straight-up takes a point-blank range shot to the dick, then promptly scurries off the ice to reevaluate hockey as a career.
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She turns and scurries away, like a missionary who's just been told by a particularly stubborn native that she's very excited to go directly to pagan hell.
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So next time you find yourself exploring an abandoned tunnel deep under a US city and something scurries by, don't worry, that's an autonomous killer cave robot.
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A sole, minimal loop at first, it scurries forth and is joined along the way by elements just as ice-slicing claps, crisp hi-hats, and hints of acid.
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A fish that scurries along the seafloor uses the same neurons and genes that help land vertebrates walk, suggesting the blueprint for walking originated much earlier than previously thought.
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After a brief introductory scene set in 2004, the play scurries back to the summer of 1992, the day after Adam, Tara, Pete, Matt and Hayley graduate high school.
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The big picture: Smoking, specifically via vape products, has been under attack in recent months as the medical community scurries to learn more about illnesses affecting e-cigarette users.
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For those with trypophobia, you may want to avert your eyes during one particular moment in which a bee scurries out of one of many holes in a woman's shoulder.
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Or when a public relationsrepresentative scurries over during my interview to tell me that they're "nottalking about that right now," because video game messaging has become such adelicate balancing act.
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Once they're on the left side again, Machine Gun Kelly appears to shove his guitar into the stagehand's chest, clearly frustrated with him as the guy scurries off back to the right again.
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Or when a public relations representative scurries over during my interview to tell me that they're "not talking about that right now," because video game messaging has become such a delicate balancing act.
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The best salesperson is going to be the person that truly believes in the product they are selling, rather than the person who knows its weaknesses and scurries away when they are brought up.
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"Mom, she's always late," laments Khloé, before her older sister struts in and scurries to the front, blocking all her siblings – just as she did back in the original, 2007 opening of the series.
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"[He] will have me killed the moment I step through the gate," Theon tells Sansa in season 6's "Home" as the pair scurries to Castle Black in an effort to escape the sadistic Ramsay.
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In the video it scurries about moving random Lego crates and shipping containers, but you could use it to shuffle papers, recycle pop cans, or perform countless other mundane chores on your desk at work.
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It appears you can see that here in the surveillance video as well ... Brother Nature comes in and rushes the slimmer dude, seemingly trying to hit him, before his buddy scurries over and they team up.
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Finally, what "Year in Avocados" roundup would be complete without Pizza Rat's less famous but more healthy counterpart Avocado Rat, the rambunctious Brooklyn rodent who scurries beneath a subway platform after scoring a huge piece of sweet, sweet avo?
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Veronica says she doesn't want things to be forced between them, and Archie reciprocates by sharing the woes he's facing with his father medical bills but the sharing doesn't last long as Archie quickly scurries away from the conversation.
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They crack the story open like a rotting log, and all manner of sadness scurries out: the local dead-enders who come under suspicion, the spiraling marriage of the children's parents, Tom (Scoot McNairy) and Lucy Purcell (Mamie Gummer).
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While U-612 zigs and zags around the Atlantic on a secret and highly improbable mission involving an American industrialist (Vincent Kartheiser) who has helped finance the German war machine, the real star of the series scurries around La Rochelle.
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Every time she seems to be digging in for real, she scurries back to a bewildered head tone, and what should be the movie's musical centerpiece ends — well, I'll quote Eliot from another context — not with a bang but a whimper.
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The Black Power movement in the 1960s called into question the worth of seeking to succeed on white society's terms; by the 1970s "white society scurries to include us in its ranks…we work at corporations (usually as directors of human resources)".
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The campaign, started by director Adam Sacks, was spurred by allegedly widespread distaste at the ending of Martin Scorcese's Oscar-winning 2006 gangster drama, in which after a long string of murders, betrayals, and double-crosses, a rat scurries across the screen.
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But then his seizure clears the room, and everyone scurries to get supplies, leaving him alone with Meredith in the kind of one-on-one situation that only happens at Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital when a patient is about to drop a truth bomb.
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He came away with nothing worse than a chipped tooth, but his misadventure inspired Yankees teammates to dub him Gooney Bird, for the albatross, found mostly on Midway Atoll in the Pacific, known for what are taken to be pratfalls while it scurries on land.
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While the body count multiplies and the ethical violations compound themselves, Luther scurries around London like a harried parent, pulled this way by his boss, that way by the criminal who's holding a colleague hostage and another way by the beautiful, jealous psychopath he just can't quit.
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She tells a saleswoman that she wants to buy her mother a computer for her birthday, and gets a bottom-of-the-line laptop, rushes to the car to hide it under her seat before Dee Dee can notice, and scurries back before Dee Dee is any the wiser.
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As the U.S. scurries away, bombing its own bases to reduce their usefulness to Russia and Damascus, it has done little to ensure the protection of those wanted by the Assad regime—those who, in many cases, worked closely with the United States to achieve its objectives for the past four years.
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" Another regular is Janusz Kamiński, who has been Spielberg's cinematographer since " Schindler's List " (1993), and who gives us a jolt, on this occasion, by opting for lenses so wide that some of the compositions appear to stretch and bulge; as the camera scurries up a corridor, we could be watching an outtake from " The Shining .
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Watch what happens when Payton looks like he's going to throw a skip pass to Ross, and how fast Hawks guard Tim Hardaway Jr. scurries back to the perimeter after he slides in to tag the rolling Gordon: Watching plays like this creates some optimism for a franchise that can open up about $16 million in cap space this summer.
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The final recalls last movements by Haydn with "folksy" themes, and "scurries along to a breathless conclusion".
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The three eventually, knock each other cold, and Mabel quickly scurries by them with three engagement rings.
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Now panicking, Wile E. inputs on the UNIVAC: "ROCK -> FALLING. WHAT'LL I DO?" To which the computer responds, "Go back and take your medicine." The coyote then scurries back to the carrot patch, and gets crushed by the boulder.
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161 The episode marks a rare occasion in the series in which the fourth wall is broken: Although no character addresses the audience, a cockroach scurries across the screen, scaring the viewer into thinking that an actual insect is crawling on their television.
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He then spots Mrs Pike and wonders what she's doing there. He is accidentally bumped by Hodges, who quickly makes his excuses and scurries off. Wilson leaves in a daze. Mainwaring receives a phone call from Elizabeth, asking him to get her some off-ration oxtail for him.
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The man is furious. His yelling attracts a large crowd that joins in on Bakha's public shaming. A traveling Muslim vendor in a horse and buggy comes along and disperses the crowd. Before the touched man leaves he slaps Bakha across the face for his impudence and scurries away.
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He plays a song which happens to be the first one he played the day they met. This seems to trigger Rosalinda's memory of her past. Overwhelmed by these memories, Rosalinda scurries out of the concert hall and gets hit by a car. Alex rushes her to the hospital.
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Kuttan (Jagathy Sreekumar) has become enviably rich, and has disposed of the ill-fated statue. But soon it finds its way back to the money lender's doorstep. Without any further delay, the world starts crumbling around him, and he frantically scurries around to hand it over to some unfortunate soul.
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Wang was born in Beijing, China, in 1963. He was singled out at a young age to train at the Beijing Dance Academy, being selected on the basis of his body conditions, which were deemed ideal for dance.Sid Smith. Spectable scurries into town on eve of Chinese New Year”, Chicago Tribune.
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The Duchess flings the baby at Alice who catches it and then walks outside. She starts to realize that the baby is not really human after all, since it starts to grow pig ears and a turnt-up nose. Alice finally sets down the pig, as it then scurries off into the woods.
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He rushes and catches her with a few smooches while she wriggles her way out. As she scurries away, Pepé grabs her tail and rides it until he slams into a post. After a bit of daydreaming, Pepé resumes his chase. Pepé pursues Penelope but slips on the sand and falls down a sea cliff into the sea.
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Sidney easily releases himself, grabs a crossbow and incapacitates Clifford with a single shot. Before Sidney can dispose of the body, the storm hits with full force and the house suffers a blackout. A flash of lightning illuminates the living room and a fleeting figure scurries through. It is Helga, thinking Sidney is in danger and coming to help.
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Responding to Ida's screams, Max breaks into the apartment, only to be killed by Misty. Mick scurries to the terrified Ida and inserts its proboscis into her ear, initiating the same insemination process with her. Some time later, Ida and Misty are sitting with large pregnant bellies, joking about their condition, as Mick continues to inseminate them through their ears.
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She manages to return to the ground, noticing the Knave and her shoes are gone. Before she is eaten, the Knave returns, throwing a piece of size-altering mushroom into the Cheshire Cat's mouth. It shrinks to kitten size, and scurries off. The Knave returns her wishes, Alice assuring him that wishes will not work unless they are granted, not stolen.
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Short-snouted elephant shrews are diurnal with their most active period being early morning. While they are sometimes in pairs, they are mostly solitary animals. They are a fast moving species that scurries from place to place and avoids open areas without cover. Short-snouted elephant shrews exhibit a high degree of territoriality with each sex driving individuals of their own sex out of the pair's territory.
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He also accidentally disrupts the scenes being shot on several sets. Just as Harold is about to be chased from the studio, he sees Bebe and returns the letter to her. He drops to his knees to propose to her, but the letter to Bebe is a love missive from her beau. Chagrined, Harold scurries out of the studio still in a kneeling position.
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After an argument about the song, the Mock Turtle decides to distract the Gryphon and Alice by singing another, this time about soup ("Beautiful Soup"). A fanfare is heard and the White Rabbit scurries onstage, announcing that the trial is beginning. The Gryphon refuses to tell Alice any more information regarding the trial and drags her away from the seashore. Meanwhile, the Mock Turtle still sings.
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As the water scurries over the cliffs, the excess minerals are deposited, much in the same manner that stalactites are formed in caves. One of the cliffs, called the "cascada chica" (small waterfall) or the Amphitheatre, contains two large artificial pools for swimming as well as a number of small natural pools. One of the artificial pools is very near the edge of the cliff.
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High continues that an eagle sits on the branches of Yggdrasil and that it has much knowledge. Between the eyes of the eagle sits a hawk called Veðrfölnir. A squirrel called Ratatoskr scurries up and down the ash Yggdrasil carrying "malicious messages" between the eagle and Níðhöggr. Four stags named Dáinn, Dvalinn, Duneyrr, and Duraþrór run between the branches of Yggdrasil and consume its foliage.
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Spike leads the crowd in a rendition of the Hallelujah chorus as the Easter Bunny wishes everyone a Happy Easter. During the end credits, one of the rats from Wilshire's lab playfully scurries around one of the bunny guards from the amphitheater, before biting the guard's leg, and the guard's scream can be heard off camera as the Will Vinton Productions logo is shown.
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The female has five pairs of nipples. The legs are short and the hind feet are powerful, with a fringe of short, stiff hairs on the outer edge, both of which features assist while it is driving its body through the water. The tail is slender and has a keel of short white hairs on the underside. This shrew often utters shrill cries as it scurries about.
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This Hexbug is an autonomous toy bug that reacts to loud sounds and pressure on the antennae and scurries around the room. It was the first Hexbug made and is classified by the NATO Phonetic Alphabet rather than color; Alpha (orange), Bravo (green), Charlie (blue), Delta (yellow), and Echo (red). There are 5 different original hexbugs, all of which are different shapes. The Hexbug was released in 2007 at RadioShack.
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The film begins with an animated version of director Terry Gilliam reading from a children's storybook. The story, "Don the Cockroach", opens with a palace high atop a mountain. Inside the wall of one of its rooms lives a cheerful cockroach named Don, who is shown frolicking and generally enjoying his life as a cockroach. One day, as Don scurries across a kitchen floor, he is suddenly crushed by a foot.
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Terrified, Tam scurries away on his horse while being chased by the ghouls. A Scottish theme and Tam's drunkenness reoccur throughout the piece. Two piccolos play a short folk tune randomly throughout. The piece is sprinkled with chromatic runs and scales to portray Tam's hurried scampering as he runs into all sorts of trouble crossing the Brig O'Doon with his beloved horse, a grey mare, named Meg (or Maggie).
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In any case, there are some forms of distraction display which may in fact have evolved from stress responses, an idea more in alignment with Lack's hypothesis. One of these is the "rodent-run" display, in which a bird fluffs its feathers to mimic the fur of a rodent and scurries away from the nest. It is possible that this display originates from a feather ruffling reflex to alarm.
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Don Juan's servant provides comic relief as he scurries back and forth to the door. Don Juan finally opens the door, and discovers the marble statue of the dead Commander. He invites the Commander to dinner, but the statue invites Juan to dine at his tomb and then departs to the strains of a noble minuet. The final act is set in a graveyard where Don Juan rushes in accompanied by orchestral shivers.
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Trent (Cecil Cunningham). As Michael is closing the shop late one afternoon, a man named Douglas (Olaf Hytten) takes out a large loan, using earrings worn by his niece, Julie (Joan Fontaine), as a deposit. He scurries right off with the money but, to his dismay, Michael finds that the earrings are fastened to Julie's ears and cannot be removed. He now has to keep guard of her until Douglas returns with the money.
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Shortly after, Joe exits the train. A stoutly woman wearing a long black dress and a navy blue coat rudely collects Joe's ticket, and scurries away. Joe then meets two people who work at the train station, who inform Joe that he's gotten off at the wrong stop, and that he gave his ticket to an imposter. They provide him with a tricycle that he may use to ride home to his mother's house.
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In Paris, Pepé is strolling and causing a disturbance with his fumes. At one point Penelope Pussycat is walking with a ginger cat and Pepé's stink causes the ginger cat to faint and Penelope to spring in the air, her back making contact with a fresh white-painted flagpole before she falls right into Pepé's arms. As Pepé introduces himself, Penelope scurries away. Pepé chases Penelope into the Louvre, with the ginger cat following.
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The American oyster King dictates to a room full of typing writing women. He smokes a large cigar held by one of his many butlers at his side. One butler scurries in to say, “Your daughter is in a fit of raging madness” Ossi, in the other room, has destroyed the room by throwing everything onto the floor. Mister Quaker oddly jogs through the house to see Ossi on the other side of the mansion.
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The condition begins to spread rapidly and Dr. Kiln has no choice but to amputate his own hand. As the hand hits the floor it scurries out of the lab and into the dense jungle of Klaymodo. Houngan quickly exits the lab in pursuit of the Hand as Dr. Kiln writhes in pain. Meanwhile, as Dr. Kiln deals with his newfound stump, a ship on a 3-hour tour capsizes just off of Rubbage Reef.
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The prehensile tail is bicolored and lacks fur at the very tip, and the feet are fairly broad. The feet are specially adapted for climbing, with the outer of the five toes on each foot being large and more-or-less opposable. This mouse can grip a stem with each hindfoot and its tail, leaving the forepaws free for collecting food. It can also use its tail for balance as it scurries along long grass stems.
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The story concerns the romance between Carmela (Fiore) and Antonio (Musolino). The ardor is one-sided at first, but Carmela is a determined young woman, willing to scale and conquer any obstacle in pursuing her heart's desire. Once he's "hooked," Antonio scurries from job to job to prove his financial viability. Faced with the hostility of their parents, Carmela and Antonio symbolically shed themselves of all responsibilities to others in a climactic act of stark-naked bravado.
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When the Cape ground squirrel scurries from one shady spot to the next, he holds his wide, flat tail over his back to provide shade. Xerocoles are usually light and sandy in color as a means to reflect solar radiation and reduce heat absorption. Some change color with the seasons to reflect more sunlight in the summer: addaxes change from gray-brown to nearly white. Iguanid lizards can change color on a much smaller time scale by varying melanin concentration.
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Lizzie has made it into Manhattan East Enclave, but is immediately apprehended by security. Taking advantage of a lull in activities (as everyone scurries to watch the reports of Sanctuary's destruction), she sends another transmission to Theresa, begging her to get her out. Theresa does, once again by "becoming" Cazie. Lizzie then meets with Jackson at K-C, who instructs her (privately) to data-dip their systems, looking for proof that K-C hasn't spent any time working on the counter-agent.
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" Sylvester flees the castle without Tweety and scurries down the beanstalk with the giant in chase. Sylvester manages to reach the ground and chops down the beanstalk with an axe. The giant falls to the ground very noisily, the impact crushing Sylvester and everything in sight being wrecked. This causes him to be hurled through the Earth to China, where he meets with a stereotypical Chinese Tweety, who remarks (in a Chinese accent) his English counterpart's signature lines ("Oh, I tawt I taw dishonorable puddy tat.
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Rakushaasa subjects Gao Red to several illusion-based battles with previously vanquished Org Dukes, attempting to drive him to despair. Meanwhile, the shaken Gaorangers are suddenly confronted by a wandering monk, who tells them of the existence of Super Sentai, teams of multi-colored warriors of whom the Gaorangers are the latest version. Each of the Gaorangers' G-Phones then scurries off, causing the Gaorangers to chase them. The scurrying G-Phones lead each Gaoranger to a member of a previous Super Sentai team.
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Zhou revised many old operas, such as Xiao He Chases Han Xin in the Moonlight (), and wrote new plays. His famous performances include Black Dragon House (), Xu Ce Scurries (), Four Scholars (四進士). He also starred in a few film adaptations of his operas, such as Song Shijie (宋士傑, adapted from Four Scholars) and Murder in the Oratory (). According to the official "Zhou Xinfang Art Research Centre" in Shanghai, Zhou had performed over 650 titles of Peking Opera in his career.Zhouxinfang.
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Indeed, he interrupts her to suggest that it would be more appropriate for her to call again in the evening. He is given an extremely cold reception by Ampelisca, who is keen to complete her work. Incredibly, Sceparnio then announces that he is the resident priest, and that Ampelisca must speak to him nicely to get what she wants — an outrageous statement to be made by a slave. Finally, Ampelisca, tired of arguing, agrees to do whatever he wants, and so Sceparnio scurries away to fill her jug with water.
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The egg sickens him, and, on top of the dinner table mimicking the scene from the movie Alien, he coughs up a baby alien creature that quickly scurries away. Later, the crew receive orders to proceed to the prison planet Altair One to recover a priceless stolen gemstone called the Blue Star; every time the stone is mentioned, an invisible heavenly chorus is heard by the characters. The trip will take the Infinity 27 years to complete, requiring that the crew enter cryogenic sleep. Before doing so, they make a quick stop at an asteroid brothel.
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Rose and Jack did not see the point of a wedding and instead wanted to go to the courthouse and make it official. With the help of Charlie, Roxanne manages to convince the couple to hold off the wedding so that she has enough time to make sure everything that can go wrong does. This first attempt was to make Charlie late to his own rehearsal dinner but things took a different turn. Charlie knew his father would not be able to resist a wine auction, and when he shows his father the flyer Jack quickly scurries off forgetting his phone in the bridal store.
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As they march by carrying the food, Bugs inserts a stick of dynamite inside a watermelon. Sam is taking the food from the ants and packing it into a sack; he stuffs the watermelon in and cheerfully scurries behind a wall. After the explosion blows up the sack, everything in it, and much of Sam's clothing and hair, Sam emerges saying, "I hate that rabbit!" Next, he rigs a cannon at the front door of Bugs' headquarters and greets Bugs with friendship at the back door; he knocks his boot heel against the floor to fool Bugs into going to answer the front door.
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Directed by Sofia Carrillo The anthology is framed by stop-motion-animated segments depicting a walking dollhouse with a blinking doll face on it. A doll hand separate, but also living, moves from its drawer and scurries around collecting items the dollhouse finds. Within its interior, various objects and items are shown including: a cabinet where bugs and moths enter acting as a stomach of sorts, a room with living sewing needles that make tiny tapestries, and a room with a morphing apple that seems to act as the dollhouse's heart. Eventually, the dollhouse finds a small blackbird (whether it is stuffed or an actual dead bird is ambiguous).
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Pepé's stench ruins a couple of sculptures (correcting one into the Venus de Milo) as well as thwarting the ginger cat's ambush attempt (who Pepé mistakes for a sculpture due to him turning white; the cat's teeth, whiskers, tail and nose fall off, which he sweeps up before fleeing) and he terrifies Penelope in the sculpture gallery, even as he paints a picture of her ("Don't move, darling. I want to remember you just as you are."), she scurries away again and Pepé "accidentally" paints the dust cloud she left onto his picture ("Aw, shucks... You moved!"). The ginger cat pumps himself with air in an attempt to hold his breath as well as look strong and muscular while he confronts Pepé.
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Angel tells Lorne to stay with the others while he goes to find Wesley, but in light of Angel's newly discovered demon side, Golden and the others are not keen on the idea of letting Angel out of their sight alone. With spears pointed at him, Angel doesn't bother trying to defend his nature, saying he wouldn't be able to, and instead points out that if he chose, he could kill them all without difficulty. A demonic crab-like creature approaches Wesley, proclaiming that his kind loved "her" first. Once Wesley realizes that the demon is talking of Jasmine, the demon scolds Wesley for giving her a name, then scurries off to work on a mass of flesh and bone against a wall, cutting and stitching together the body of a vampire.
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