Shakily, I stood and made my way toward the phones.
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The agreement looks to be holding so far, if shakily.
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"Well, biologically, I think it's too late for me," I started shakily.
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Jonas eats shakily, and lies that he was stationed on the Eastern front.
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With Murray playing shakily early, the Sharks retook the lead at 210-2.
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This is where the play gets unwieldy, too shakily traversing the emotional terrain.
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Orwell's hack, by contrast, produces his review by standing shakily on other works.
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Federer himself had no idea why he has started shakily, by his lofty standards.
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Shakily, a culture and a lore are growing, of connoisseurship and grace and obsession.
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Zhang thumbed through every book and shakily painted over his mother's signature with black ink.
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Instead she stopped, took a breath, exhaled into the mic and then shakily tried again.
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Mr. Finlay moved stiffly and shakily from position to position with no sense of fortitude.
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"It means so much," she begins, inhaling shakily while her voice wafts into a whisper.
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Lion Air 257 climbed to 27377,22447 feet and stayed there shakily for an additional six minutes.
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And "In Our Mad and Furious City" does begin shakily, in fact, but for the opposite reason.
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Eventually, the delirium faded, and Jesse was able to walk, shakily, with help from the physical therapists.
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He liked the Wetherspoons clientele, including the ones who lined up, shakily, for pints at 8 a.m.
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This is wildly untrue, and any book that debunks this solipsistic fiction is both useful and shakily uncomfortable.
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In the video, you see a woman with blood on her hands, white pants and shirt, walking shakily.
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Instead, he shakily embarked on a life of sobriety; he hasn't had a drink in nearly nine years.
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It's a move not even the crew was expecting as they shakily grab the cameras and follow her outside.
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" Lucy nods and says both matter-of-factly and shakily, "I did, in my late teens and early twenties.
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Her ex, Offset, held her hand and guided her onto the stage as she shakily processed what was going on.
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It went all white-washed inside of me as I shakily walked to the room phone and requested immediate assistance.
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I leap for the door, marked by a sliver of light underneath it, and shakily crawl out of my room.
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On one particularly insufferable occasion, a sweet, nerdy guy came up to the stage and shakily began singing his song.
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Indeed, when I saw the show on Thursday, the cut songs were shakily sung and the Paroos were still black.
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I mumbled a greeting, then crossed to the bed, where I proceeded shakily through the pronouncement checklist in my intern handbook.
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Arthur, 18, who finished 11th, remained facedown in the snow for several seconds before she shakily got back on her feet.
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Miss Stevens, unmoored by the death of her actress mother and shakily performing the role of competent chaperone, is troubled, too.
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Wearing black, they perform the choreography — sometimes shakily, but with spectacular intention — on a shiny elevated stage against a background of trees.
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Stan is merely the sad sack who can't stay away, shakily throwing coins into the peep show machine to see her once again.
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After Stan stormed off, Philip shakily opened the package and looked at the intact vial — the genie still in the bottle, for now.
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On that day, more than a year and a half ago, he stepped up into the bus, slowly and shakily but without incident.
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The report relies partly on the activists' own photos and videos of their injuries, often filmed shakily on smartphones and quickly shared online.
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The devastating scene in the waiter's family's kitchen, Kendall shakily rinsing his water glass, made me feel like I was inside his body.
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Jack shakily leaves the bar, calls Kate at her friend's house and tells her how happy he is to have a kid like her.
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Seema agreed it would be must see TV if I was going to be the Bachelorette shakily straight-pinning roses on the brave bachelors.
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The game was replayed the next day, starting from scratch, and Tanaka was summoned to finish the first inning after the starter pitched shakily.
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Not seen since 1979 — you soon glean why — the play comes from Williams's most baroque period, when he was experimenting, shakily, with absurdism and surrealism.
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The other problem facing Mr. Tan is Qualcomm's ongoing $38 billion bid to buy NXP — which listed shakily in 2010 and bought Freescale in 2015.
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Even more satisfying was savoring the fact that I'd figured out, however shakily, some secrets to ordering street food in mainland China: Be prepared for adventure.
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As we settled into a classroom, I shakily read the first question in my spiral notebook ("Um, if you could give advice to a young writer …").
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As smoke rose from the epicenter of the blasts, she shakily rose from the ground and tottered forward, like a phantom in her billowing white headdress.
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Drew's chest tattoo—a shakily drawn owl perched atop a grandfather clock—repulsed her, but the attention he paid to her was too good to pass up.
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"Papers keep saying she's 'feuding' with your mom, but she's not," Day's Harry said into the camera, while Strong's Duchess of Cambridge smiled and shakily sipped champagne.
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The world still struggled to lift itself out of a global financial crisis, and Europe shakily tried to overcome internal threats to its financial and currency systems.
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Johnson started shakily, playing the first five holes in one over, but McIlroy, despite making a birdie at the second, could not swing the momentum his way.
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Workplace automation is a source of uncertainty in contemporary politics and economics, looming large in the future while we shakily chart a path towards it in the present.
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Then the drums suddenly drop away, leaving the strings to play a familiar tune: the perfect fifths that opened the first movement, only now shakily articulated with trills.
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Yes, the old man said a little shakily, a gentleman had come in a few moments ago, and now there were three others with him in the lobby.
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In a rare moment, where fans could see Rihanna without makeup, she lifted the lip paint wand shakily toward the camera lens then swiped it across her bottom lip.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower began his presidency confronting them, but shifted toward a more conciliatory approach over time, recognizing that strong nonaligned governments could be preferable to shakily governed allies.
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The game was a high-scoring affair, and even though some of the lawmakers and lobbyists had to shakily make their way up and down the ice, a competitive game.
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After grabbing the first picture we saw—an old Mr. Men book I had as a kid—we shakily drew the cover picture on my leg and got to work.
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Headline inflation has been ticking up shakily from the beginning of the year after it was stuck below one percent through nearly all of last year due to low commodity prices.
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Listen for his red-faced, shakily confident shout of, "But I'm reaching up!" on "It Kills Me To Have To Be Alive," for an idea of how impassioned these sessions were.
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Frustration has mounted across the vast, shakily governed Central African country after repeated election delays and blunders as well as a decision this week to shelve voting in several opposition strongholds.
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Her skin is like wax stretched too thin, eyeliner drawn shakily, hair spiky and dark; she droops when alone and then springs to life when there's a crowd or some kindness.
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He opened his eyes; made eye contact with his family; began to feed himself; started to walk, shakily at first and then more steadily; and finally began to talk in full sentences.
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Ultimately my conscience and my desire to break away from the tyranny of intimidation made me shakily agree to put my name and specifically identifiable details in my part of the New Yorker story.
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In the 2018 video work "La Tour Robespierre (The Robespierre Tower)," the camera slowly and shakily rises up a concrete tower block, story by story, revealing the minute differences of decor on an otherwise monolithic facade.
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Or worse, watching the effects of said beer pong as the same neighbors dragged themselves home at dawn, emptying the contents of their stomachs on the street and shakily proclaiming that it was the best night ever.
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No one wants to put up guard stations and customs checks along the invisible 310-mile line separating prosperous Ireland, a member of the E.U., from the shakily peaceful six counties of the north, which would exit.
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In one, Mr. Gainsbourg shakily wrote: "Fulbert, if there are still messages about the National Front Party on the outside wall, I will call the police," referring to the far-right party today run by Marine Le Pen.
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Shakily shot on a hand-held camera in a mostly black, low-income neighborhood on the outskirts of Washington, this first feature by Joseph Frank and Zachary Reed offers a shambling observation of lives rarely seen through a camera's lens.
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There is a hell of a lot to discuss about Donald Trump that doesn't involve his appearance — like how disastrous his first 100 days were for women — but sometimes, one needs a break from digesting policy and shakily reading CNN alerts.
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If the U.S. is serious about improving South Korea's security, it should negotiate to freeze Pyongyang's nuclear program instead of deploying a defense system that will be shakily effective at best and that might start a nuclear war at worst.
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Though the Allegro movement begins shakily, the musicians gather strength and press onward, like rowers in a skiff on rough water, keenly aware of yet rarely looking at one another, determined to maintain the pace set by the swiftest rower.
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" Murray revealed that he will compete in the Australian Open, which kicks off on Monday, adding shakily while wiping away tears that he "would like to stop playing" at Wimbledon, in July, "but I am not certain I am able to do that.
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Though the technical aspects of her singing were mostly secure, now and then, even during the otherwise compelling mad scene, Ms. Peretyatko-Mariotti seemed cautious and distracted — for example, taking a moment to prepare for sustained high notes, then singing them shakily.
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And if you are fortunate enough, as we were, to somehow beat the odds, to emerge shakily from the Dantean depths and savor the prospect of a child who could grow to adulthood, there remained the cold calculus of the insurance companies.
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His public reveal as Empire's new chief executive goes shakily at best, thanks to a whip-smart journalist who asks how the label plans to do future business with Lucious, who by all outward appearances was summarily drummed out of his company by blood kin.
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Antonio López de Santa Anna failed to crush insurgent Texians (Americans in Tejas), the slaveholding Republic of Texas was shakily established, and though many Texians hoped their republic would be annexed by the United States, neither Mexico nor the United States officially recognized it.
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Early Wednesday, when the NBC morning news team shakily announced on-air that Matt Lauer had been terminated from his post — the result of a damning sexual harassment allegation — it was unclear how long it would take for the skeletons to start tumbling out of his closet.
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" Colorful writing: (On Boston pitcher Dutch Leonard, who started shakily before settling down) "After giving the hopes of local fandom the pleasant thrills of a rapid ascent to the mountain peak, he cast them from the summit and they were dashed to bits on the cruel rocks below.
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The steel girding that built the Plaza, 10,000 tons of it, was hammered by the rough, tough rivet gangs, "cowboys of the sky," who in 1906 exploded with resentment and beat a hated supervisor to death as he stepped shakily out onto the scaffolding on the eighth floor.
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Nike could have used its 30 seconds of screen time to show a professionally produced ad, but instead, it used a somewhat shakily filmed Snapchat video with no narrative arc, no snarky ending, and no editing — just Khaled talking loudly about sneakers while putting his face close to the lens.
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While shakily clambering under a hand rail, Ms. Mensah-Schramm tore down a neo-Nazi poster declaring that "we" would never celebrate the end of World War II. She also made short work of a hand-drawn, fist-size swastika with a bottle of nail polish remover she keeps at the ready.
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There's a buzz, a dim glow from a bulb here or there, a row that flickers on, shakily at first, and then more lights, a rising hum, before all the great hanging silver cones finally get in on the act and rise and rise in intensity to their full peak a half hour or more later.
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If you've heard of Paradise, it's likely because of what happened here — thousands of people waking up to a morning sky smothered by thick, dark smoke; hiding under their cars and using storm drains as shelter from the incoming rush of heat and flames; drivers shakily recording footage of traffic that had stalled as far as they could see.
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Four-times major winner McIlroy started shakily with two bogeys before the turn, but scorched the back nine with a score of 32, including an eagle on the par-five 10th, to end on four-under for the round and stay within touching distance of Li. "I've never been in this position before so it's going to be fun out there tomorrow," said Li, who is gunning for his second European Tour title.
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"It's probably the worst end of a game I've experienced in my career, that we didn't get a draw, but the whole group is still alive, so we'll have to lick our wounds and come back for the next one," Sweden coach Janne Andersson said Defending deep and looking to counter, the Swedes started shakily but took the lead when they punished Kroos for giving the ball away by quickly finding Toivonen, who lifted the ball deftly over Neuer.
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A dad video is something that has happened every day since you showed your dad how to make videos on his phone, and now he has this shame-free compulsion to constantly record the mundane: Your dad, halting abruptly in the middle of foot traffic to do a panorama of the high street; your dad, an unflattering angle walk-and-talk selfie video of him striding breathlessly through a grocery store parking lot, talking about Brexit, which he is convinced is going to go viral on all his straight talking Facebook groups, eventually only gets 16 views; your dad, shakily zooming in on a distant table at a Sunday morning car boot.
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The English period began far later than the Italian, which was moving into Mannerism and the Baroque by the 1550s or earlier. In contrast, the English Renaissance can only truly be said to begin, shakily, in the 1520s, and it continued until perhaps 1620.
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He then shot a third round 67 to expand his lead to three shots. He started the final round "shakily" with a bogey on the third hole and was in danger of losing the lead. He "quickly settled down," however, with birdies on the 5th and 6th holes.
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They were drawn against Antrim in the first round in Casement Park, Belfast. Monaghan had previously brushed aside the Antrim men in the National League. Monaghan started shakily and took a while to get going. They survived some scares but the free taking of Conor McManus powered them over the line 0–11 to 0–6.
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Inside Ava's estate, however, Manute sees past the new face and captures Dwight. Gail and Miho strike from Dwight's car, and Dwight shoots Manute with a hidden .25 he had up his left sleeve. Six bullets fail to kill him, and Manute aims shakily at Dwight as Ava grabs one of Manute's guns, shooting Manute in his shoulder.
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Little tells Griffin that he is leaving for Belfast. He explains why he killed Griffin's brother. He tells Griffin to "get rid of me", to tell his family that he has killed Little and to live his life for them, not for vengeance. Griffin very shakily lights up a cigarette as Little pulls himself from the wall he was sitting against and limps down the road.
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One night after Debbie is asleep, Kirsten, shakily sober for two days, comes to Joe's apartment to attempt a reconciliation. Joe replies that she is welcome back anytime, but only if she stops drinking. Kirsten refuses to admit she's an alcoholic, but does acknowledge that without alcohol, she "can't get over how dirty everything looks." Kirsten sadly advises Joe to give up on her, and leaves.
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The report of the commission stated that the tolerant and secular foundations of the city were holding even if a little shakily. Justice Srikrishna indicted those he alleged as largely responsible for the second phase of the bloodshed and to some extent the first, the Shiv Sena. The report was criticised as "politically motivated". For a while, its contents were a closely guarded secret and no copies were available.
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Unknown to her, he shakily tries to follow her but accidentally falls and subsequently dies. Having discovered Bea missing, Lucia searches for her. When she comes upon the distraught girl, who has just come indoors after her ordeal and reveals it to her mother, Lucia goes to the boathouse; there is nothing amiss and she does not see Darby. The next morning, however, she finds him lying dead by a jetty.
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The Houston Inferno, Miami Spice, and reigning league champion Illinois Heart franchises all returned for 2014. The league announced expansion plans for 2014 and beyond, including a new team for this season known as the Atlanta Storm. The 2014 season began shakily with the first two games won by forfeit but play resumed in earnest in July. The Miami Spice, however, did not return to the court and the franchise was folded.
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Meanwhile, an A&M; defender has managed to get up and doggedly pursues Smith. Smith reaches the goalline, but begins to shakily dance back and forth just shy of it. The A&M; defender dives to tackle him with only a second left in the game, but Smith inadvertently moves to the right. The defender dives right past Smith and through the endzone, into one of the poles of the field goal uprights.
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Despite the title being what both wanted, Santana realizes she didn't want to win unless Brittany did as well, and Quinn's victory leaves her feeling empty. She conspires with Santana, and after Finn is announced as prom king, Rachel is declared the write-in winner for prom queen. Finn and Rachel dance to "Take My Breath Away", sung by Quinn and Santana, and Quinn surprises the crowd by shakily standing during the performance.
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In 1975 he suffered his first heart attack.Post, Jerrold M. Leaders and Their Followers in a Dangerous World: The Psychology of Political Behavior (Psychoanalysis & Social Theory) p. 96 When receiving the Order of Lenin, Brezhnev walked shakily and fumbled his words. According to one American intelligence expert, United States officials knew for several years that Brezhnev had suffered from severe arteriosclerosis and believed he had suffered from other unspecified ailments as well.
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The Lions failed to make the finals for a third successive year and lost Chris Johnson and Chris Scott to retirement. Youngster Cameron Wood was traded to Collingwood in exchange for Pick 14, which the Lions gave to Melbourne for Travis Johnstone. On the last day of the 2007 trade week, Richard Hadley was traded to Carlton for pick No. 52. The Lions began the 2008 NAB Cup shakily, losing to Essendon by 27 points.
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He is gratified he got Begbie to do her father in prison. Leaving her a tender note, he shakily goes off with Sick Boy on the hunt for skag. The drought is severe, and after stopping off at Alison's, who is sick but holds out on her dead mother's morphine, they call others, including the menacing Seeker, but find nothing. They are walking past the chemical plant where the morphine is made, suddenly realizing that they are casing it.
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Pennyroyal informs Hester and Shrike of Zero's predicament, and Hester is shakily reunited with Tom, who tells her that Theo is alive and with Wren in London. With Shrike, the pair escape on the Jenny Haniver. The Stalker Fang targets Zhan Shan, a volcano, with ODIN, triggering an eruption that will last for weeks and destroy many provinces. Tom and Hester deduce that the Stalker Fang has gone to Erdene Tezh and fly the Jenny Haniver there.
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Artesian also appears to be constantly on edge, particularly around Maria Ruiz, her main tormentor. While tossing Maria's cell, her attitude accidentally triggers Artesian into slapping her across the face. Visibly shaken by her actions, she goes into the bathroom to engage in self-harm by burning herself on the thighs with a cigarette. On another occasion, during kickball practice, the ball bursts loudly, which triggers her, and she shakily calls an end to the practice early.
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Pennyroyal informs Hester and Shrike of Zero's predicament, and Hester is shakily reunited with Tom, who tells her that Theo is alive and with Wren in London. With Shrike, the pair escape on the Jenny Haniver. The Stalker Fang targets Zhan Shan, a volcano, with ODIN, triggering an eruption that will last for weeks and destroy many provinces. Tom and Hester deduce that the Stalker Fang has gone to Erdene Tezh and fly the Jenny Haniver there.
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Suddenly, a bloody and bruised Cristiana enters the room, shakily holding a gun aimed directly at Morlacchi. He had been the "policeman" knocking on Tao-Li’s door, and, knowing how Cristiana would attempt to escape, he had deliberately broken the drainpipe in such a way that it would be guaranteed to collapse. He attempts to persuade his lover and almost succeeds in getting her to hand over the gun, but she abruptly changes her mind and shoots him to death.
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Instead of agreeing, Mike refuses to comply with Katherine's death wish by stating that he doesn't care about her enough to kill her. Following Mike's leave from her house, Katherine then calls 911, shakily telling the operators that she requires immediate medical attention from blood loss. After hanging up, it is only then when the now emotionally fragile Katherine proceeds with the act of her desperation: by stabbing herself with the same knife that she had previously offered to Mike.
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Busch Stadium (III) in St. Louis, Missouri After losing Game 3, Cardinals manager Tony La Russa decided to use Carpenter to start Game 4 in hopes of closing out the Series at home. Carpenter started off shakily, allowing back-to-back one hit singles to Brian Giles and Adrián González and walking Josh Bard to load the bases. Russell Branyan walked to force in a run before Mike Cameron's groundout scored another. Carpenter settled down and pitched six scoreless innings before being pulled in the eighth.
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Petrushka gets to his feet (although shakily) to the accompaniment of waves of arpeggios from the piano (revealing the music's origins in Stravinsky's Konzertstück). The "Petrushka Chord" returns, now violently scored for trumpets, marked in the score "Petrushka's Curses", directed at the portrait of the Magician. The music turns lyrical as Petrushka falls to his knees and mimes (in turn) his self-pity, love for the Ballerina, and hatred of the Magician. The Ballerina (still en pointe) sneaks into Petrushka's room, at first unnoticed.
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Boston won a closely fought and entertaining opening game in Japan, courtesy of a Manny Ramírez 2 RBI double in the top of the 10th inning. Daisuke Matsuzaka started very shakily, not able to control his curveball as he gave up two runs, including a Mark Ellis home run in the first inning and issuing five walks through his five innings. However, he settled down to retire the last seven batters he faced. Joe Blanton started for Oakland and pitched solidly through the first five innings.
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After using Rhux as a substitute for Impact in the first week, Team Impulse finished the round robin with an 11-7 record, in fourth place. In the playoffs, they defeated Gravity before losing to Team SoloMid and then Team Liquid, placing fourth overall. In the summer season, Team Impulse started shakily, placing no higher than sixth through the end of the fifth week. Starting in the sixth week, the team went on a massive winning streak, which was almost able to continue through two roster changes.
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In The Globe and Mail, Ray Conlogue wrote that Whitmore, Hunter, and Davis kept the movie watchable, but concluded that "Here's to Life starts briskly, develops shakily and finishes preposterously. Only those who have been really rotten to their aged parents should see this movie, and then only by way of expiation." Ken Eisner of Variety called it a "by-the-numbers heartwarmer" which had the potential to be modestly successful among older audiences, but was likely to play better on television than in a theatre.
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Yet, Bangladesh recovered to post 250 for 8, and were theoretically in with a chance for most of the game. Yet, they started very, very shakily. Javed Omar was dropped by Matthew Hayden in the third over, only to be out to Jason Gillespie in the next for an eight-ball duck – a disappointing end to a fine series for the Bangladeshi. Brett Lee had both Tushar Imran and Mohammad Ashraful beaten with full deliveries, Bangladesh were 19 for three wickets down – an all too familiar position.
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Meanwhile, Oregon State was 2–6, its first losing record in 5 years. The Beavers started shakily, fumbling on their first two possessions and falling behind 7–0 in the first quarter. The rest was all Beavers as they salvaged their season with two touchdowns and a field goal to upset the Ducks, 15–7. 1969: With the score tied at 7 and less than a minute left, Oregon State placekicker Mike Nehl attempted a 29-yard field goal to put the Beavers ahead.
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Sir Reginald Styles, a British diplomat trying to organise a peace conference to avert World War III, is in his study at Auderly House when a soldier wielding a futuristic looking pistol bursts in and holds him at gunpoint. However, before the guerrilla can fire, he vanishes, leaving Styles to shakily tell his secretary he has been visited by a ghost. As the conference is of vital international importance, UNIT is called in. The Chinese have pulled out of the conference and Styles will be flying to Peking to try to persuade them to rejoin.
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To protect her friend, Baby manages to shakily walk to her mother and explain what happened. While the humans fuss over the occurrence, Lad sneaks off and spends four days buried in marsh mud to draw out the snake's poison. ;"His Little Son" Lady gives birth to three puppies, but after two die of unexplained causes, Lady lavishes all her attention on the surviving pup, Wolf. She later develops distemper and is taken away by the veterinarian, so Lad takes over the raising of his son, solemnly teaching him the Law of the Place.
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After months of speculation, Buckley signed a 5-year deal with the Collingwood Football Club. He was the assistant coach for the seasons of 2010 and 2011; he then became head coach in 2012, having taken over from Mick Malthouse, initially signing for a period of three years. Collingwood began the 2012 season shakily, losing to Hawthorn in round 1 and being thrashed by Carlton in round 3. However they recovered to win their next ten matches and finish the home-and-away season in fourth place with a record of 16–6.
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Six bullets fail to kill him, and Manute aims shakily at Dwight as Ava grabs one of Manute's guns, shooting Manute in his shoulder. Manute falls through a window and, upon landing, is stabbed in the arms by Miho, pinning him to the ground. Ava then tries to get Dwight to kill him, telling him that Manute had her under mind control to manipulate her and Damien and that it would be a cruel irony if he killed her now. Dwight finally sees through all the lies and kills Ava.
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At the 2010 Asian Games, she won the Silver Medal in the points race in the cycling competition in dramatic fashion, after taking a fall early in the race and fracturing a rib. Wong had to be helped up to the podium to collect her medal and sobbed uncontrollably as she shakily stood for the national anthem, clutching her arm and her knees clearly badly bruised and grazed. Wong was taken from the velodrome in a wheelchair.Down ... but not out The Standard Wednesday, 17 November 2010 Her coach Shen Jia-Kang said it was a miracle that she finished the race.
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As per the succession plan that was signed in 2009, Nathan Buckley replaced Mick Malthouse as Collingwood coach in 2012. The Magpies started shakily, losing to Hawthorn in round 1 and being thrashed by Carlton in round 3, before winning 10 consecutive matches to sit on top of the table after round 14. From that point, they won 4 and lost 4 in an ordinary finish to the year, finishing in 4th spot. They were comprehensively beaten by Hawthorn in their Qualifying Final before overcoming a slow start to defeat the favoured West Coast Eagles by 13 points in the semi-final.
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The 2018 WNBA season of the Minnesota Lynx was their 20th season in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). The Lynx finished the 2017 season with a record of 27–7, finishing first in the Western Conference (and the league as a whole) and qualifying for the playoffs, before ultimately beating Los Angeles in the WNBA Finals to win their league-tying best fourth championship. The Lynx returned to the home arena, Target Center, for the 2018 season, following a year playing at the Xcel Energy Center and Williams Arena due to renovations. The season started out shakily for the Lynx, going 2–3 in May.
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Nick and Loretta tentatively get back together, and Nick sets up a TV repair business and tries to reform—not always successfully. Anthony and Annie follow Nick to Las Vegas, and all six characters live in the same house. After the series was canceled, all four Tortelli characters made return appearances on Cheers, where it was revealed that Nick's TV repair business went under, but that Nick and Loretta were still together (albeit somewhat shakily) and had presumably moved back to Boston. The characters of Charlotte and Mark Cooper were never seen or even referred to on any episode of Cheers, either before or after The Tortellis run.
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Operation "Summer Rains" was completed by Operation "Autumn Clouds", launched on November 1. When "Autumn Clouds" ended on November 26, with an Israeli withdrawal and ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, no deal for the release of Shalit had been reached. The ceasefire was only shakily observed, with rockets hitting Israel at an average rate of just over forty five per month before the next major flare-up of violence in May 2007, according to the Israeli government. During this intervening period Hamas did not itself take responsibility for rocket fire into Israel, and Israel refrained from firing tank or artillery shells into the Gaza Strip.
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It seemed to me he had never been properly taught by his former Army Commander. He began rather shakily and was not too good. I accordingly moved my Tac H.Q. near his Corps H.Q., and watched over his operations carefully, and taught him his trade. I had found exactly the same thing previously with Leese, and with Horrocks, and with Dempsey; all required help initially and had to be taught.... I consider that one of the first duties of a commander is to teach his subordinates, and in accordance with his teaching so he will get results, provided the subordinate has character and is teachable.
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The combination of the logwork, shingles, and form resulted in a masterful structure. The Inn was designed by Robert Reamer, who is said to have "sketched the plans while coming shakily out of a monumental submersion in malt, and some authorities claim to be able to read that fact in its unique contours." A series of four "trailside museums" were designed for Yellowstone by Herbert Maier in the late 1920s at Madison, Norris Geyser Basin, Fishing Bridge and Old Faithful. Maier designed many park structures in the western national parks during his tenure as an active Park Service architect, and went on to become an influential administrator in the Park Service regional office.
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In June 2017, Ratboys released their second full-length album titled GN on Topshelf Records, which began to earn the band widespread media attention from outlets like NPR, Fader, MTV, and others. Rolling Stone named GN one of the “15 Great Albums You Probably Didn’t Hear in 2017,” writing that the “songs are full of shakily proud unburdenings and fun imagination.” Shortly after the release of GN, the band solidified its lineup by adding drummer Marcus Nuccio after he filled in for the band on drums during Ratboys’ tour with his band Pet Symmetry. Ratboys toured heavily in support of GN, touring for two years across the United States, Canada, Europe, and Japan.
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Vikram Solanki was out in the next over for 9, caught by Hussey off McGrath, and on the last ball, Collingwood was caught by for 46. Still, England would be pleased with 179 for 8, the highest score on the Rose Bowl in Twenty20 matches. Australia started shakily, with Adam Gilchrist playing-and-missing and edging one shot over Andrew Strauss at third man, who miscued the path of the ball, as the Australians got eight off the first over bowled by Darren Gough. With Gilchrist finally taking one liberty too many, an easy catch was given, and Kevin Pietersen took it to remove arguably the most dangerous batsman in this format.
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Sign at an AMC theater warning customers by comparing the film to a roller coaster. The film's shaky camera style of cinematography, dubbed "La Shakily Queasy-Cam" by Roger Ebert, caused some viewers (particularly in darkened movie theaters) to experience motion sickness, including nausea and a temporary loss of balance. Audience members prone to migraines have cited the film as a trigger. Some theaters showing the film, such as AMC Theatres, provided poster and verbal warnings, informing viewers about the filming style of Cloverfield, while other theatres like Pacific Theatres just verbally warned customers in detail at the box office about experiencing motion sickness upon viewing the film and what to do if they had to step out and vomit.
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Steve Bennett of Chortle gave a positive review of the Canterbury show, stating that Millican's "normality is key to her appeal [which allows] her audience see themselves reflected in her". He concluded by saying that Millican "excels" in her writing, "with plenty of acidic punchlines [within the show] to win over a crowd". Elle May Rice of The Liverpool Echo gave the Liverpool show three out of five stars and a mixed review, saying that it was "unashamedly filthy [and] shocking" yet criticised that "the show started shakily". However, Clive Davis of The Times gave the show a negative review, stating that "you [...] have to be a die-hard fan to enjoy her latest show, which rambles around familiar themes" and gave two out of five stars.
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Kirkus Reviews said this was a "shakily plotted but otherwise terrific start for a new detective series", writing when the book was released. They look forward to the rest of the Alphabet Series, "fine dialogue, a great eye for people and places", if the author can tighten up her plots. Looking back at the series soon after the author's death, Library Journal Reviews remarked on the slow build up to successful reviews, including a quote from its own review: "Critic Sarah Weinman notes that pseudonymous New York Times critic Newgate Callendar dismissed A Is for Alibi as "competent enough, but not particularly original." Alas, LJ's reviewer was equally unenthusiastic in an April 1, 1982, review, waving the book aside as "nothing to take it out of the ordinary.
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Simran Hans (Sight & Sound) suggested that the "blurry and shakily shot [...] images suffer when blown up to the cinema screen", but praised M.I.A. as "an artist who documents things as they happen, rather than shooting material that slots neatly into a shiny, predetermined PR narrative". There was fault found with Matangi/Maya/M.I.A. for lacking exploration of M.I.A.'s musical process, style or production, atypical of biographical documentaries in the music genre. Being a biography, Sam Mac (Slant Magazine) remarked that Loveridge's approach to editorial portrayal of the artist was "empathetic, admiring but critical", but noted that he had eluded some details in the retelling of events, like that M.I.A. "crossed a line" by tweeting a journalist's phone number in response to the negative press story published by The New York Times.
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Yet, Bangladesh recovered to post 250 for 8, and were theoretically in with a chance for most of the game. Yet, they started very, very shakily. Javed Omar was dropped by Matthew Hayden in the third over, only to be out to Jason Gillespie in the next for an eight-ball duck - a disappointing end to a fine series for the Bangladeshi. Brett Lee had both Tushar Imran and Mohammad Ashraful beaten with full deliveries, Bangladesh were 19 for three wickets down - an all too familiar position. A quickfire 30 from captain Habibul Bashar helped to take away some of the jitters, as Bashar took 16 runs off a Brett Lee over, but a bouncer from Shane Watson wasn't successfully evaded, and Adam Gilchrist could take the catch.
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