The WSJ reports that, prior to the popularity of Slither.
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Homeschool at the Aldrich: Slither, Soar, Swim, art activities. Feb.
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Perhaps the most successful modern port of it is Slither.
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"Slither" later found a following with fans of body horror.
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The terrified employees scattered, leaving the snake to slither around frantically.
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The snakes here slither on the right side of the road.
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The next-fastest was Color Switch, a puzzle game, and Slither.
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But with this success comes the paradoxical slither of unending problems.
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It took Color Switch 77 days to reach this milestone; Slither.
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This is the sacrament: twist and crack, the slither of extraction.
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Lawmakers can't let him slither away without uttering a meaningful thing.
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"Skull Island" has momentum, polish and behemoths that slither and thunder.
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He twisted a valve and watched the saline slither down the tube.
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A "small slither of hair weft" from a floor in Brighton, England.
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The snake continued to slither around the camera, which sent Bullins multiple alerts.
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Ryan botched the reward challenge with his awkward slither up the sand dunes.
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All the same, it does a creditable job of imitating the salamander's slither.
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You could describe it as Saw meets Slither meets Species meets contemporary dance.
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Bonkers launched its first product in partnership with the popular mobile game Slither.
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I'd slither home if I had to, but I wanted to get home.
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They lurk in toilets, swim in flooded streets and slither into people's homes.
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As Odile, Ms. Fairchild showed some slither and hints of bad-girl satisfaction.
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Here you can watch crocodiles slither into ponds and crunch on lamb femurs.
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Many other free games make you pay or earn a cooler look, but Slither.
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The snake starts to slither towards the end, seeming to make a speedy recovery.
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In total, "Slither" grossed $12 million worldwide and couldn't recoup its $15 million budget.
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But slowly I emerged from the heavy, choking fog, into a tiny slither of light.
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Chances are, the snake will stop rattling and slither off after it has calmed down.
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Just give this snake a stage, because it's ready to slither into a groundbreaking performance.
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I slither past the blockaded East Gate and marvel at the graffiti and protest art.
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" As in, "I will slither naked out of the bathtub five times, and that's it.
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Because... And here's where the slither meets the slime:Harvey was showing us the best of times.
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With their long bodies, they slither across slow and steady and start to mend the bridge.
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Only this time it's a robot that you're supposed to willingly let slither into your mouth.
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But it was the 3110's Snake II that saw the game slither into our hearts.
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In the dance, four couples, hopped up on pheromones, slither in and out of twining limbs.
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Many years, they slither out in time to make snake viewing a popular Mother's Day outing.
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Sometimes they slither along in the grass as you might expect, if snakes are ever expected.
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Two purple-turbaned snake charmers performed in the show with 12-foot reptiles — Storm and Slither.
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Needless to say, it's taken her community by surprise but she wasn't able to slither by unscathed.
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The game has been sitting at number one on the iOS gaming charts for some time. Slither.
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Snake Pass's is this singular slither, entirely unlike any other means of traversal I've ever (memorably) experienced.
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Zero. He maintains frame, holds his positions and refuses to offer even a slither of an apology.
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When I came home after graduation, I'd let Dune slither out into the woods behind my house.
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The company's attempts to slither out of paying taxes make it a target in its own right.
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" It was a 1930s-inspired look once described as "the droop, the slump and the forward slither.
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However, seeing her slither around her owner's hand holding her tiny toy donut might change your mind.
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The remaining slither of pork is literally his breakfast - he didn't go to bed until 6am this morning.
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They then slither out of the dog-meat car's butt, upset the family, and blow up their house.
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On the walls, blunt-headed snakes slither among flat-screen monitors and a web of cords and headphones.
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Both parties now have shed their skin and will both slither forth new again if they both survive.
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Don't worry, the snakes didn't just slither through security to a business class seat on a commercial flight.
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The lighting, uncredited, is crepuscular, outlining the strange forms that slither, shiver and creep in from the wings.
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The 2006 James Gunn flick "Slither" was a comedic body horror film starring Nathan Fillion and Elizabeth Banks.
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The women still teeter around in stilettos and the guys still slither in and out of luxury cars.
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You'd say, 'Let's do a slither part,' and then you'd make one up and cobble a song together.
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There is a slither of hope in the ending: Without ruining it, Wiener-Dog kind of lives forever.
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They'll be able to slither and slink their way into areas that are difficult to access with existing technology.
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You could match the silver on an iridescent halter slither gown to the silver of a 2014 Porsche 918.
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"'Skull Island' has momentum, polish and behemoths that slither and thunder," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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The snake bit his hand while the man was attempting to control it, then began to slither under seats.
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Those attributes make him uniquely qualified to slither around screens, chase shifty dribblers, and contest pull-up jump shooters.
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The aliens popping out of the Covenant crewmembers don't slither off looking for cover like the one in Alien does.
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The Russian rouble only strengthened a slither over the week but is likely to gain support from bond market flows.
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In the video, Craig McCaa captures what he calls a "strange thing" appearing to slither beneath the murky river water.
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"Pleurobot" imitates the amphibian's ambulation with its own articulated vertebrae, allowing it to slither along on land or at sea.
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Director James Gunn ("Slither") was tasked with adapting one of Marvel's most obscure alien teams, the Guardians of the Galaxy.
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What is new is the extent to which contempt has managed to slither into our daily experience of political conversation.
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Two menaces in particular slither through Ms Groff's work: the obliteration of women by marriage and motherhood, and looming environmental collapse.
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And since slugs can only crawl (slither?) forward, it's certainly coming out of the casing, and not going inside of it.
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Claire Danes debuted a black bias-cut satin slither hot off the racks of Narciso Rodriguez's Resort collection, unveiled last week.
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Each song sees her stretch and slither into different guises, from vindictive crone to sweetly singing maiden to sensuous pagan mother.
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Yes friends, you can now unwind from your anxiety-filled days by having live snakes slither all over your body. Luxurious!
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Gather around as the crypt keepers of our Science department share scientific curiosities of things that slither and crawl and fly.
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We are able, briefly, to forget the scaly intent, the cold-skinned slither a hundred yards away in the tropical ravine.
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Where does he get the strength to slither out of bed each day and face a flabbergasted and repulsed world anew?
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Thomas' ability to slither into the lane, evade taller defenders, and play angles has made him a menace to opposing defenses.
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Imagine exploring (and pruning) a world where intelligent vines slither like snakes up the landscape, pursuing you and your murderous machete. Shivers!
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Transnistria, a tiny slither of its territory, broke away in 1992 and is in effect Russian-controlled, with Russian troops based there.
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It's billed as a "Dungeons and Dragons" extra-curricular fantasy club, but really it's just a place for the Serpents to slither.
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He wears a ZBOX mini-PC on his back, and all of the wires slither neatly from his headset into the backpack.
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He understands how to space the floor, slither around screens, and is constantly aware of where his man and the ball are.
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Leave it to The Bachelorette to indicate the villain's first official emergence (or, in this case, slither) with suspenseful, antagonistic music chords.
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Enlisting the aid of a paramilitary biker gang known as the Dreadnoks, Cobra Commander creates a punk-metal front band, Cold Slither.
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And he expects the repercussions to slither their way into the pension system, an area that is highly susceptible to debt downgrades.
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It's pretty good, if you're looking for viewing where ordinary (if very fit) citizens throw spears, lift logs, slither through mud, etc.
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It's not their name, or that they give live birth instead of laying eggs, or that they paddle more than they slither.
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They slither off like snakes and they get the local cops to do their dirty work, so that's why the shootout was there.
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For a younger generation, the mud-spattered bike that David Beckham used to slither through the Brazilian jungle in 2014 stands in reception.
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No word on how — or if — it will slither into the vice president's residence when the family moves in following next week's inauguration.
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But a slither of red tulle under a Grecian column of what looked like crocheted tablecloth was surprising in the most graceful way.
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Slither on down to Brenda's and let your worried melt away as you stuff your face with beignets, hushpuppies, and shrimp and grits.
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Clicking into the game description, it looks and sounds a lot like the old desktop game Snake or Atari's Centipede, and it is. Slither.
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Seeing the train slither through the tunnels and make stops at the station and bask outside in the outer boroughs is pretty damn cool.
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That owner can then super casually forget said snake in the overhead compartment, letting it slither free right on through to the next flight.
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At times, her feral dancers slither right up, ensnaring viewers in human chains and making Gibney's studios feel like rooms in an erratic asylum.
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Officers delayed motorists at a busy intersection Tuesday as they diverted traffic to allow an endangered rattlesnake to slither across the road at its leisure.
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Last week, NASA was awarded a patent for a new type of squishy, amorphous robot that could one day slither and roll around other planets.
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Then he plays a different version of the same tune: The notes slither and crash against each together as the rhythm becomes jagged, almost random.
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Known backstage as the "green eyes" portion, it's when the cats slither among the audience in the dark and suddenly their green eyes light up.
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I survived on a gloopy maize-and-water paste called ugali, a thumb-sized slither of leathery meat, and a glass of watered-down milk.
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Subtle trap beats slither across the luscious, down-tempo production, with Boogie's sultry auto-tune vocals going tit for tat with a few vicious bars.
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This potential sleeper reteams Gunn with Elizabeth Banks, who starred in his cult-fave 2006 horror comedy "Slither" and plays the titular supervillain's mother here.
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Given new bra technology and some spandex, I can squish stuff in and—spray a little PAM on me—still slither into a size 4.
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Since snake scales only run forwards, they allow snakes to easily slide into cans to investigate, but make it very hard for snakes to slither out.
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The director's first post-Guardians of the Galaxy film throws back to his older work on sci-fi horror films like Slither, which also starred Banks.
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In the time since his Disney separation, noisy speculation has been building around Brightburn, a Sony Pictures release that reunites Gunn with Slither star Elizabeth Banks.
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Indeed, when I hear about a colleague's 218-year-old niece who is a YouTube star, I want to slither into a storm drain and die.
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While the industry has seen the rapid rise of several other mobile games in recent years – including hits like Candy Crush, Clash Royale, Minecraft, and Slither.
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There it was, printed across the front of the T-shirt I'd worn: This was the logical outcome of the Cold Slither World Tour of 1985.
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That way, the men couldn't latch onto them, and the girls could slither away before coming back to grab their clients' cocks (and win the match).
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Our response must be to immediately name it and shame it; we should not let it just slither away under the obscuring shade of moral equivalence.
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J.P. On this splendidly dyspeptic song, Mr. Callinan, an Australian musician with a penchant for creative provocation, splits the difference between industrial clangor and disco slither.
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He reverses the shape — first churning slowly, then at twice and four times the speed, the smaller, quicker undulations making him slither sideways on one foot.
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Part 1, "Islands," has an amazing moment in which newly hatched marine iguanas run for their lives as racer snakes, dozens of them, slither after them.
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Sometimes he would fall to his belly and slither under a vent or a crack, then leap out at me with hands outstretched to strangle me.
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Neither man really wants a takedown but they will go for them in earnest just to make their opponent move and give them space to slither free.
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While this TeenSafe data compromise might affect only a slither of web users, it's a timely reminder to remain vigilant when it comes to your online security.
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We all froze and watched the snake slither across the hiking trail, a lissome streak of yellow apparently uninterested in us, before it disappeared into the underbrush.
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The design, which consists of reflective glass steps on two sides, looks not unlike a broader Shard, the slither of steel and glass that dominates London's skyline.
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The controls are simultaneously the most frustrating and most brilliant part of the game: you need to slither around—and up—platforms by coiling yourself around them.
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" After working in low-budget filmmaking (including a stint at Troma Studios), Gunn made his directing debut in 2006 with "Slither," followed by the superhero spoof, "Super.
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He swore to kill them if they escaped, but one night while he was sleeping the mother was able to slither through an opening in the window.
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She remembers where the floor's radiant heat pipes created patchworks of warm and cool underfoot, and how to slither outdoors unseen through slit windows at ground level.
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Scientists aren't sure how it's transmitted, but it may spread from snake-to-snake after they rub against each other, or when they slither through a contaminated environment.
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That said, paleontologists have found slither marks etched onto the surfaces of ancient rock, a hint that worm-like animals were slithering and burrowing so very long ago.
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One day, I decided to consume a slither of a tab (roughly twenty-five micrograms) before work, in the hope it would give me this clarity of mind.
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Gunn wrote the screenplay for the acclaimed 2004 Dawn of the Dead remake, but many of his films — particularly 2006's Slither — feel directly inspired by Romero's work.
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Each track is pinned together with squelching grooves, honey-sweet vocals and electro-soul beats that churn and slither as if they've got a life of their own.
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It's pretty basic, with only a slither of yellow, but Windows Insiders will be able to register their feedback to help Microsoft decide if any changes are required.
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Thank you, Yung Wokeness, for reviving the dab and also shedding a slither of light on the Labour Party as it continues to destroy itself from the inside.
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And then you just rub and hug and slither around there with everybody's bodies, and I'm telling you, it just gets out all those old frustrations and fears.
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These days, the relationship between the countries whose cultures meet in the perpetually warm slither of Texas where we once called home is complicated to say the least.
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Sheringham was a trap setter, an ambusher, a striker who could poke home in that slither of space that someone had assumed he wouldn't be able to exploit.
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Finally, some good news for the 650,000 commuters forced to slither through the catacomb-like warrens of one of the worst train stations on the planet every single day.
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The most modern influence is the presence of corporations and brands, who try to slither in and adopt the spaces of regular users, as they have in recent years.
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Related: [NSFW] 'Saw' Meets 'Slither' Meets 'Species' in This Experimental Short [Premiere] Beyoncé's Dancers Slay in an Artful Black-and-White Music Video Moody Photographs Capture Grit and Beauty
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Well either that or this cat is having a serious identity crisis, and prefers to slither down the stairs like a snake instead of walking like a normal cat.
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There was Dakota Fanning in an utterly stripped-down Armani ball gown; here was Julianne Moore in a slither of silver Givenchy armor, capped by a fluttering rose cape.
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If you suffer from Ophidiophobia, it may be time to slither your way out of this post while the rest of us put on a brave face and press on.
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The Doberman and his eight-member family were relaxing in their home in India's Sebekapur village, when four mountain cobras tried to slither in from outside, reports the Deccan Chronicle.
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The python attempted to slither away, but became stuck inside a cashier booth and eventually had to be freed by the Los Angeles Fire Department and Los Angeles Animal Services.
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He fell asleep at his desk and dreamed that he was swimming in an ocean of snakes, trying to slither so smoothly that they would not notice him and bite.
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While songs like "Antlers" and "Teeth" slither and stretch out at a haunting pace, bassist/vocalist Tiffany Strom delivers her lines in a fashion that is equally ethereal and commanding.
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Related: The 9 Best Flying Cars in Sci-Fi Movies [NSFW] 'Saw' Meets 'Slither' Meets 'Species' in This Experimental Short 3D Printed Sci-Fi Sculptures Imagine Our Shiny Insect Future
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Several nights before my mother died there, my neighbors saw a black shadow — human shaped — slither along the walls of the stairwell, drift down the hallway and into her room.
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Both case sizes have a slither of pavéd diamonds up the sides, and a diamond inserted into a crown that's also decorated with a flower created of red liquid ceramic.
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THE SNAKESBy Sadie Jones Like theatrical villains who arrive a couple of scenes into the play, Liv and Griff Adamson slither into view in "The Snakes" preceded by their reputations.
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Most of the windows were boarded up, and only the faint rumble of a crowd and the odd slither of cigarette smoke curling beneath a door frame to gave it away.
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Hiding underneath these luscious locks is an actor known for being a rebellious serpent ... slither around this snap and see if you can pick up who this sweet star may be.
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Playtimes range anywhere between a couple seconds and a couple minutes, meaning you can, in theory, join the Slither community without losing your job, your relationship, or your sense of self.
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Over hundreds of millions of years, evolution tweaked this mold to generate vastly different life-forms — from fish that swim and scuttle to land vertebrates that walk, hop, slither and fly.
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Canada Dispatch More than 70,000 snakes slither out of dens to breed each spring at a Manitoba wildlife area, and thousands of people just can't keep away from the writhing show.
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What A few of her 10 boa constrictors will slither all over your body, wrapping themselves where they want, which some people credit with bringing relief (be it physical or psychic).
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Besides, in Edith Finch you also leap nimbly from tree branch to tree branch, swim swiftly through the sea, soar across the sky, and slither on your slimy belly stalking human prey.
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The chambers were so difficult to reach, that the team used underground astronauts to slither through the dark and dangerous tunnels to collect the enormous fossil haul representing adults, elderly and children.
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Becky claims she was eventually promised 50,000 shares of stock in the company -- but now that Core is about to cash out, the company is trying to slither out of the deal.
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Ryden has peopled Ratmansky's stage with furry animals that look like fairground prizes, a gum-ball lady resembling a blastula, and various creatures that slither on the floor and wag their ears.
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When you could find Hunanese noodles around town, they tended to be tucked away on larger menus with so many other Hunanese opportunities that they were rarely given a chance to slither.
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In the same way we're kind of designed to respond to things that slither, I think there's just something about that sound when you're in the chair, and they're actually drilling your teeth.
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This fearless snake whisperer released 285 snakes back into the wild by dumping out a bag full of them and then rubbing the snakes on the ground to make them all slither away.
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RATTLESNAKE TERRIFIES NORTH CAROLINA BOATERS AS IT SWIMS ACROSS LAKE, ATTEMPTS TO SLITHER ABOARD The man received the antivenom, according to the Detroit Free Press, though his condition remains unclear at this time.
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Everything old is new again: The most popular game on the iPhone App Store right now is an MMORPG version of Snake, the first cell phone game that was ever worth playing. Slither.
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The state of Florida refuses to let the infestation of Burmese pythons in the Everglades slither out of its grip, and has hired a select team of 25 hunters to deal with the issue.
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I don't want to sound like I'm getting over excited about the simplest game physics known to man, but it's still endearing to see your viper exit one side and slither through the other.
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He is obviously having fun deploying various horror tropes here — with monstrous maternity and snakes that slither into Freudian territory — but it can seem as if he's still trying out new ideas and looks.
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The West African armies have given Jammeh, in power since a 1994 coup, until midday on Friday to quit before they continue their advance across the tiny slither of a country to the capital, Banjul.
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Gravity may have taken its toll as well, with a cat's cradle of stress cracks forming within the concrete as the chute tried to slither imperceptibly down the steep slope with its 700-ft drop.
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Tories will be highly sensitive to the charge that they are making it more likely that Britain will fall out of the EU without a deal, and that Mr Corbyn will slither into Downing Street.
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I once ate breakfast with a posse of French Canadian ravers who were so fucked they were pretending to be snakes and trying to "slither" into the hardest-to-reach corners of the living room.
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Despite the fact that almost every kind of wild fish is infected with worms, people are still grossed-out when they see a few nematodes slither out of their fish and onto their dinner plate.
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She can wait a couple days for the plug to dissolve and mate with another snake, or she can slither off into the swamps to feed and give live birth to her babies in August.
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The performers take the stage and tuck themselves behind the mattresses, which they will push and pull and step on, cling to and jump on and slither between in a choreography comprising 31 discrete activities.
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Hey WNBA (hell, maybe NBA), Kobe Bryant's daughter is coming to dominate you all ... here's video of the making of a new Mamba -- and it seems like the snake doesn't slither far from the father.
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As part of the larger "fish-scale" gecko genus, the nocturnal lizard has evolved special tearable skin that can be discarded in an instant, allowing the nude animal to slither away from would-be predators.
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I've kind of got it down to like a boa constrictor diet, where I eat a big meal once a day and then I just slither around the rest of the time and eat nothing.
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The Knicks were down by 50 at the start of the fourth quarter, took the lead with 48 seconds remaining on a layup by Derrick Rose, and then had another victory slither away from them.
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He lets Beckinsale really sink into Susan's slither, gives Chloë Sevigny plenty of room to pout as Susan's dear American friend, Alicia Johnson, and in general allows everyone to look as bad as they truly are.
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On Monday, Pokémon Go saw just under 21 million daily active users in the U.S., topping Candy Crush's rumored peak audience in 2013 as well as other top games like Draw Something, Clash Royale, and Slither.
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"It took a little bit of persuasion for [the python] to vacate the cubicle," officials wrote in a Facebook post, but the lil' guy did eventually slither away — to new horizons and new toilets, we presume.
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"Milkshaking"—quite literally, the practice of chucking milkshakes at and, ideally, on famous far-right figures when they slither into public places—is the latest trend that's swept the young anti-fascist players of the British left.
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For years, its commandos would slither across the demilitarised zone to launch unnerving attacks, such as the one in 1968 that targeted Park Chung-hee, South Korea's strongman, in the presidential Blue House in Seoul (it failed).
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The women of their community live by rules: If an older man approaches, they cannot sit on any surface above the ground, so it is not unusual to see them suddenly slither down off cots and chairs.
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The Super 73 jolts ever so slightly when you ask it for power, so being able to pedal manually, you can slither through traffic (lane-splitting) without heading face-first into the pavement or an unaware motorist.
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But Smart has proven his worth as an intelligent pick-and-roll playmaker, while Rozier is dynamic enough to slither through the first layer of any defense to open up opportunities for teammates elsewhere on the floor.
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A silver moto jacket in, I was informed, "python print" ($3,295), which made me breathe a sigh of relief for all the pythons allowed to slither on with their lives, but also explained the jacket's cardboardy texture.
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There are also anacondas so huge they are the subjects of this folk tale: A llanero is walking through a riverside jungle, and stops to rest, sitting on a downed tree … which soon begins to slither off.
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That's too bad, because there's a juicy story here that keeps trying to slither out alongside the sexual politics, a tale of male sexual innocence that — as Philip falls for Rachel — becomes a study in male hysteria.
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Among the 441 players with at least 80 possessions in pick-and-roll scoring this past season, Kennard finished No. 4 overall, utilizing his shiftiness and change of pace skills to slither in and out of the paint.
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We all know where this is going, but at least two-time Arizona attorney general Grant Woods is going to unleash some venom as the Snakes slither away from Phoenix and the taxpayers who built them a stadium.
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When people in Hunan get hungry for a bowl of noodles, what they have in mind are mifen: long, white strands made from pounded rice, so smooth they may slither right out of the chopsticks of inexperienced slurpers.
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In the face of climate change and sea-level rise, even creatures living in the planet's newest, largest aqueous preserve may not be preserved; as conditions shift, they may be forced to swim and slither beyond its borders.
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RATTLESNAKE TERRIFIES NORTH CAROLINA BOATERS AS IT SWIMS ACROSS LAKE, ATTEMPTS TO SLITHER ABOARD Police told Fox News that MPD was assisting on the search warrant after the organization received information about a reptile being housed at that location.
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RATTLESNAKE TERRIFIES NORTH CAROLINA BOATERS AS IT SWIMS ACROSS LAKE, ATTEMPTS TO SLITHER ABOARD Chandler&aposs mother, Leslie, has insisted the clip showing her daughter wasn't ill-spirited, despite some critics claiming the young girl was teasing the animal.
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As you slither around the club, you'll spontaneously receive hits from interested horses, so try not to accidentally swipe left as the basic movement controls immediately become the all-powerful finger which swipes left or right, hot or not.
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After writing and directing the sci-fi horror pastiche "Slither" in 2006 and the violent superhero comedy "Super" in 2010, Mr. Gunn said he knew he was on Marvel's list of directors for "Guardians," though not high on it.
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The bit with a disproportionate amount of mushrooms, the slice with too much crust, and that single, sad, pepperoni-less slither you just know you'll end up with after your 'za-eating companions swoop in for the big pieces.
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A gross old carpet, sure—but that's not what is so obviously being snacked on, the sound here as vital as what comes next, the cracking, the slippery slither of something soaked in blood, preceding the shifting of focus.
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Ms. Oh treats the bass as a melody instrument, tracing lines that seem to crest hills and slither down streams; all the while she maintains a full-bodied, punctilious attack, goading and supporting the silvery flow of her ensemble.
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With its points buttoned down, the unlined collar spreads and bends at its front edges to form an elegant bell curve, or maybe to slither a bit asymmetrically — a casually dashing soft contour among the strict lines of traditional men's wear.
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True to its English-language title, the movie is thoroughly and utterly creepy, partly because Mr. Kurosawa knows how to slither under your skin, but also because his movies transcend the classifications (and limits) valued by critics and content providers.
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Kiyoshi Kurosawa's spine-tingler is "thoroughly and utterly creepy, partly because Mr. Kurosawa knows how to slither under your skin," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times, calling this director "a master of unease and a virtuoso of the slow buildup."
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"We did see that there's slither marks that are in that, that ventilation system that goes out to the roof," Steinbarth told WBAY, adding that the school plans to take apart the ventilation system to see if Kai is hiding inside.
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Mr. Tron's pants, as they came down the runway at his first proper show earlier in the day, and the meticulous slither of those jersey dresses — probably as unconcealing and thus unforgiving a fabric as you can get — fit beautifully.
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For SWARM to access the engines, these small bots will catch a ride with FLARE — a pair of endoscopic, snake-like robots that can slither inside the nooks and crannies of a large piece of machinery and deposit SWARM at the inspection point.
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Alt-right extremists often use the intimation that they're "just kidding" or "trolling" to slither out of being held accountable for their actions, as a leaked copy of the "style guide" for the neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer makes painfully clear.
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About 10 minutes later, they really started to warm up to me and started to slither under and around my knees, over my face and lips, and one parked herself about an inch away from my crotch and just hung out there.
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Liu told me that he and Zbihlyj got their start by building websites tied to existing games, such as PokéVision, a site for finding Pokémon in Pokémon GO. However, they were inspired by the success of simple, browser-based multiplayer games like Slither.
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He's getting huge, unintended breaks from Republican elders and rivals who mostly detest him and rightly believe that he'd lead the party to ruin in a general election but are distracted by other quarry — Donald Trump, Marco Rubio — and are letting him slither by.
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Elongated brush strokes slither up the canvas like enormous snakes in the ghostly "Silvery Shadows" (all works by Gold are dated 2016), and the surface as a whole takes on the visual texture of a membrane, or of an X-ray image of internal organs.
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Thinking ahead, I hoe the slither of soil in my garden, ready to nourish with composted food waste—an important piece of prep, since (good news!) experts believe we have less than 60 harvests left before the world's soil is too exhausted to produce crops.
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Pang likes to work with a cleaver and he wastes no time setting me up finely chopping the Chinese base: a slither of ginger peeled with a teaspoon, a clove of garlic, two spring onions, and a few water chestnuts to give it some crunch.
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Now, you might be wondering why anyone would think that listening to a kickdrum—just a kickdrum and nothing else, bar the occasional ooze of office ambience or a slither of human conversation—is worth doing in the first place, let alone writing about.
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His show begins in the lobby, with "It's Yours: The International Illegal Construct Against Indigenous People," an oversized piece consisting of layered canvases that cover most of the outer wall leading to the main exhibition and slither around the sides and into the room itself.
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In compete contrast appears an understated photograph of Birgit Jürgenssen hiding part of her face behind a slither of fox fur, and then Alexis Hunter's Identity Crisis (1974), a series of six photos taken by different people in her life, each demonstrating an entirely different disposition.
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A short time later, the Eagles mounted their only long touchdown drive, a 68-yard march that ended with Matthews, seemingly stopped on a run into the line, able to slither out, keep his balance and stumble around the pile of bodies to the end zone.
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Their nightmarish set of abilities has given them a villainous reputation: they can slither across land, they thrive in dirty water, and they can survive outside of water for days, not to mention they are sharp-toothed alpha hunters that can ravage ecosystems they don't belong in.
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Trump has said and done any number of monstrous things over the course of his 69-year slither to the top, but what really caught the world's attention was his proposal for a temporary moratorium on the movement of all Muslims—including US citizens—into the United States.
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Well, between The Bachelor, The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise this sly, handsome 28-year-old technology salesman from Milwaukee who may or may not have a lisp, has somewhat managed to slither his way onto not one, not two, not three, but four seasons across the beloved franchise.
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But even if it isn't ruling the underwear world in perpetuity, the granny panty will always be here, squashed into a corner of our underwear drawers, waiting for us to exhaustedly slither into at the end of a grueling workday, resting at our natural waists, holding us together.
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No one can dispute the work involved (the slither of a finale gown had a train covered in hundreds of mother-of-pearl flowers), but the designer's attempt to bridge east and west is still a work in progress, perhaps because the allusions themselves feel mired in stereotype.
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For all his dealings with the undead, unwashed, unstoppable monsters that slither, crawl, and run cities around the series' geographical setting of the Continent, Geralt is also an incredibly funny character — swearing, rolling his eyes, and offering up the perfect quips in between the petty squabbles of humans.
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Dogs course and tumble like circus performers when they are playing: they roll and gallop and chomp and bite, they scratch their necks inelegantly on the ground with no regard for where their limbs are going, they waggle and get muddy and slither their bodies around like big dumb snakes.
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And when that dark force Graves was searching for unleashes itself upon the cobblestoned city, it doesn't quite make sense — but its twisting furls of jet-black smoke provide a welcome distraction from the monster's confusing origins as they slither across the screen like ink in water, dark and angry and poisonous.
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And while the movies would slither toward the mainstream in the next few years—a sly reference to The Room appeared on Veronica Mars in 2007, and Conan O'Brien endorsed Troll 2 on the air not long after that—they also remained fairly fringe, which was a large part of the appeal.
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Where on 2008's Alegranza simulated guitar riffs pealed beautifully through midair, Hiperasia's thin, bleepy keyboards shift and slither over offbeat drum machines; where assembled rooms of people once shouted gleefully in unison, El Guincho now mumbles Melodyne-garbled melodies in a twisted harmonic logic that frequently proves more puzzling than catchy.
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"And I keep it cloudy in the coupe alone / And I'm liable to slither through alone / When you God's child you can move alone," is what he raps in the song's second verse, embracing the theory that he must be chosen, especially when considering the handful of friends he eulogizes right after.
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Upstairs is a small bar where you can slither into a pale-leather booth to idle over smartly conceived snacks like soy-marinated scallop jerky; beef tartare, mixed with red and black pepper, and under a snowfall of pecorino; or fried wings stuffed with fried rice and dusted with ground Sichuan peppercorns.
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I am speaking of swimwear and, more specifically, the Lands' End Slender Tunic, a hardworking piece of equipment that, tricky as it may be to slither into, can transform your body into something similar to what you sort of hoped it would look like if you blurred your eyes in a poorly lit room.
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Not only is it lots of fun to see Hank slither around the aquarium while toting Dory in a coffee pitcher — octopi are apparently pretty resourceful when they need to be — but O'Neill's gruffness and DeGeneres's sunny, loopy delivery play so well off each other that watching the two characters become friends isn't just satisfying.
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This is what has fed Palestinian rejectionism since the early part of the last century and has informed their consistent repudiation to the creation of a state of their own if it means sharing part of the land with a Jewish sovereign presence, even when that state would be only a tiny slither of land as recommended by the Peel Commission in 1937.
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Although all those sorts of things still creep and crawl and slither through the popular imagination, and reliably generate the desired fear and loathing in the reader, a lot of fiction these days seems less interested in producing great shocks than in creating a pervasive, generalized sense of unease — monsters that don't so much chase us as surround us, like something toxic in the air.
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It's not that Marvel didn't have faith in the movie, but it was no sure thing: It starred a guy (Chris Pratt) best known at that point for his lovable Parks & Recreation character, was written and directed by a guy (Super and Slither filmmaker, James Gunn) who'd never had a big hit, and featured a comic-book property without the visibility of a Spider-Man or Iron Man.
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Cold Slither's goals are to generate enough cash flow to keep Cobra's terrorist plots and plotters alive, while corrupting the minds of America's youth with lyrical messages of rebellion against the social order: We're tired of words We've heard it before We're not gonna play the game no more Don't tell us what's right Don't tell us what's wrong Too late to resist Cause Cobra is strong A few Joes briefly come under the spell of Cold Slither, and Cobra Commander hatches a plan to hold an entire concert venue hostage.
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