They left the snake alone and eventually it slithered away.
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I slithered into the cool green water up to my neck.
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Eventually, some of that complex life slithered and crawled onto dry land.
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Before long, the cases slithered their way to the nation's highest court.
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When Louis C.K. performed that set, he slithered back into our minds.
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A snake slithered into the shade of felled trees and shredded siding.
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A two-headed baby copperhead slithered in the yard of a resident.
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His boots slithered in the mud as he dragged at the bridle.
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He believes the snake slithered aboard his car sometime during his trip home.
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We rolled avalanches into the roadbed, and the trail somehow slithered around them.
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Then, when the next slithered up, it would position itself in near the first.
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He slithered into the paint and uncorked soft layups while bouncing off of bigs.
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He slithered off of the fence, snapped Diaz's head back, and hammered his body.
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The snake slithered up the door, and entered the home through an open window.
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Just before they jumped into the water, a fucking rattlesnake reportedly slithered out of one.
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Instead of, you know, the basic standard for human decency that had already been slithered under.
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Until the snake slithered into the picture, the Garden of Eden was a drama-free zone.
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"Somehow, this snake slithered out of the swamp," said Democratic Candidate Caroline Frayard about Duke's presence.
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Sure enough, before the snake slithered away, it disgorged a glowing crystal onto Baby Pu's chest.
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The river still slithered with reflections of orange lamppost light that reminded me of dragon scales.
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Swimming in cool water makes you hungry and we slithered back on deck eager for lunch.
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IN THE 1980s, a few Burmese pythons slithered out of their cages and into the Florida Everglades.
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She slithered through Braavos leaving a trail of victims, without any mention of her past life story.
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To be sure, Jim Crow slithered in, as Northern exhaustion and indifference ended Congressional Reconstruction in 203.
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In 2016, one Aeromexico flight got priority landing after a snake slithered out of the overhead bins.
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As the reptile slithered across multiple lanes, Fernandes and others teamed up to wave off oncoming traffic.
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Only thing was, when Mostert released the snake into the wild, it slithered straight back to his car.
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It slithered around my neck as reality began to dawn on me: I was here, alone, in Porthcawl.
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I'll admit I was tripping on acid, but I swore I saw his vertebrae move as he slithered.
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The unsuspecting man walking his dog was shocked on Saturday when the thing he spotted in a field, slithered.
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They've slithered out of their dens into the sunlight, wiggled the cold away, and started ravaging each other wholesale.
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Mueller and Slick slithered Sparks into a bomb crater with Liverman and put a battle dress on Sparks' wound.
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When the comedian climbed back onstage, he slithered back into our minds, writes Amanda Hess, a Times culture critic.
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A sneaky rattlesnake slithered up to Johnny and gave him an unwanted wedding present -- a chomp on his ankle. Ouch!
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Westbrook slithered down the lane to the front of the rim for a layup and Oklahoma City led 96-94.
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The seven-foot-4-inch alligator then slipped back into the pond it had slithered out of, the Sentinel reported.
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The snake apparently slithered into the unlucky dude's plumbing system, where it was still hanging out when emergency workers arrived.
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A man in Cheatham County, Tennessee, caught and later killed a 6.5-foot timber rattlesnake that slithered through his backyard.
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Twice previously, Centrowitz said, he had slithered through an opening along the rail at the world track and field championships.
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This is a memoir that could have slithered off the road with colorful characters flattened to "Hee Haw" hillbilly stereotypes.
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Unclear if the snake slithered into the bathroom or came up though the pipes, which is a possibility and totally terrifying.
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The snake — which was approximately 11.5 feet long — slithered out of the forest and started crossing the street in Manaus, Brazil.
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Instead of, you know, the basic standard for human decency that had already been slithered under, long before the Times published anything.
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In southern Florida, the Burmese python has slithered its way across thousands of square kilometers, including all of the Everglades National Park.
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Long orange extension cords slithered out of windows, connecting houses to one another, as neighbors shared the power their generators were producing.
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The current proposed route would stretch 1,172 miles from North Dakota into South Dakota, slithered through Iowa and ended in southern Illinois.
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The lava moved down the hillside, slithered across a street and swallowed a Ford Mustang on the other side of the road.
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It sounds scary, but zoo officials said the mangrove snake that somehow slithered loose from its display poses no threat to visitors.
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Le Crocodile slithered into the empty shell in the Wythe Hotel in Williamsburg that was left behind last year when Reynard closed.
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A long, thick, writhing, phallic snake has slithered out of the left eye socket and worked its way to the skull's summit.
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Singer Jennifer Hudson's elegant Elie Saab gown featured a red ruffle that slithered from one shoulder down to a slit at the side.
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Back in 2014, Los Angeles mountain bikers came across a 'combat dance' that lasted a good five minutes, before the combatants slithered away.
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The trapper was knocked out for a good three to four seconds as the gator, still restrained, slithered out of the truck bed.
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The managing partner of that location said that he thought the snake could have slithered in from a retention pond near the restaurant.
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HONG KONG — Some protesters slithered down makeshift ropes to waiting motorcyclists, brazenly evading a police cordon set up around a besieged university campus.
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"The Dragon" constellation, DRACO looks like a giant snake that's just slithered between the mama bear and her baby in the northern sky.
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Later, he learned that the snake probably slithered up a wall through a gap in a board leading into the attic, WSB-TV reported.
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"We later discovered that the snake had slithered over from a pile of bauxite rubble waiting to be loaded onto a ship," he said.
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The Swedish native slithered up to some danger, draping a large python across his shoulders and staring the slithering snake square in the eyes.
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"It was the best year of my life," she said, recalling banana trees in the backyard and an anaconda that slithered across the street.
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Instead of calling in a snake catcher, the woman and her partner left the python to its own devices and it eventually slithered away.
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"She thinks that the dollar has now slithered down to areas where it should be able to find a floor of support," Cramer said.
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Only a few guests braved the dance floor at first, including a pair of male models who practically slithered their way across the room.
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And cocktail frocks in silk charmeuse that slithered over the body like liquid mercury, but were cut like a tank top at the shoulder.
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The store carried out a thorough search of the garden center to see if any other snakes had slithered in, said Lowe's spokeswoman Karen Cobb.
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Spears took the ultimate risk for fashion when she slithered into the 2001 VMA's in this tribal-inspired number for her 'Slave For You' performance.
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When asked how he felt about the way Raiders head coach Jack Del Rio responded to the anthem protest, he slithered out of that one, too.
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Wearing a yellow bedazzled one-piece with matching thigh-high boots, the star slithered across the floor before being joined on stage by rapper G-Eazy.
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Melodies slithered over a minor-mode atmospheric orchestra, only to cede to undulating figures in which one had the impression of hearing one giant woodwind instrument.
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We'd talk about the comfort and civility that has quietly slithered into his restaurants to replace the backless seats and argumentative menus of his early years.
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Sharp's return came later in the second quarter, after he started right, delivered a fantastic juke and slithered his way up the right sideline for the score.
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I also love soccer (#coys), so that slithered its way into the puzzle via NIL, NET and ON LOAN, though those clues changed during the editing process.
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The Pour COLARES, Portugal — The vineyards in this small wine region west of Lisbon on the Atlantic coast look like something that slithered up from the sea.
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Biologists speculate that the snake, also nicknamed the "eel moccasin," slithered its way into the forest after a recent change in water levels in the Rodman Reservoir.
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His mastery of the role was apparent against the Knicks: He left them constantly making wrong choices as he slithered through them running the pick-and-roll.
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This was the fate of one Thai man who was surprised by a 10-foot python that slithered into his toilet and bit his genitals back in May.
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Cornerback Nevin Lawson deflected the pass intended for Marqise Lee into the hands of Bush, who slithered down the sideline to give the Lions a 16-9 lead.
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A Thai man is recovering after a 10-foot python slithered out of the toilet he was using in his home and latched onto his genitals, NBC reports.
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I had a premonition of each vehicle a full minute before I could hear the engine, when the beam of its headlights slithered over the treetops behind me.
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The snake made itself known when it slithered out of the bag while the man was unpacking, and was reported to authorities, as snakes are illegal in Hawaii.
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He said the reptile slithered across the engine block and curled up on the battery, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation said in a press release Wednesday.
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The country long ago turned against professional politicians such as Tony Blair and David Cameron, who slithered from Oxbridge to the cabinet while barely making contact with the public.
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Hoffman's drive from the top of the left circle hit Blues goalie Brian Elliott under the right arm, then slithered in to cut St. Louis' lead to 24-22003.
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As I attempted a Houdini maneuver getting her out of the car, up the curb and down the sidewalk to the church door, she somehow slithered from my grasp.
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The students pointed their cameras at the blackboard, bouncing digital Poké Balls to capture creatures, laughing when a wormy Weedle landed on another student or slithered across a desk.
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And it slithered downtown, near the parade route, a province of protesters in protective goggles and police officers in riot gear, of hurled objects and bursts of pepper spray.
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That tar was now slowly oozing out of his mouth as an endless and gelatinous black slug, blocking the passage of air as it slithered and dripped down his chin.
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Escape artist It's the boldest escape since El Chapo: Inky the octopus slipped through a gap in his tank at a New Zealand aquarium and slithered his way to freedom.
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Ever since the last of the brackish water slithered out of the Canarsie Tunnel in the aftermath of 2012's Superstorm Sandy, New Yorkers have been bracing for the pain.
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New York City may have been blanketed with a snowstorm on Thursday, but under those snow-strewn streets, legions of mythical alligators slithered impervious through the city's swampy sewer system.
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A quiet Sunday afternoon quickly became frightening for a man on Australia's Gold Coast, when a deadly eastern brown snake slithered up behind him, while he was relaxing in his backyard.
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"Early on Friday, he was escorted to the loo by four policemen, who also filmed the morning ablution as the chain finally slithered out of Ghaware's system," the Hindustan Times reported.
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After busting through an enclosure, the nimble contortionist appears to have quietly crossed the floor, slithered through a narrow drain hole about six inches in diameter and jumped into the sea.
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Australia is home to a slew of supersize, venomous creatures that seem to have slithered right out of R. L. Stine's imagination — so, be careful when visiting an Australian petting zoo.
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Man finds 3-foot snake in his box of cereal A man had a terrifying morning when he sat down for breakfast and a snake slithered out of his box of cereal.
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Her biggest contribution of all, though, was her onscreen romantic relationship with Brooks Ayers, an oily, southern insurance salesman who seemed to have slithered directly out of a Flannery O'Connor short story.
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All I had were my mother's stories of the jungle, and the lazy green river that slithered its way through, full of reptiles and rainbow-scaled fish, and a disease called cholera.
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As the dancers — in denim outfits that could have come from the Levi's store across the street — crawled, slithered, moaned, wailed and paraded uptown belting out a Venezuelan folk song, people gawked.
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Once, when I was sprawled on the jungle floor during one halt, a huge snake slithered across my hand, and to this day I am convinced I levitated several feet in shock.
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Later, the only way Raven can get Nick's head back out of his turtleneck, which has by now slithered over the entirety of his face, is to tell him she loves him (+10).
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But then the eels got tired from all those electrical discharges, the horses calmed down, and the exhausted eels were easily caught with small harpoons on ropes as they slithered toward the shore.
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The man, Raj Kumar, was relaxing at home, enjoying a drink on Sunday, when a snake slithered into his house in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, and bit him, said his father.
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We debated which parks to include and how they could be visualized, including an ambitious shape for GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS and an entry where the RIO GRANDE slithered through a crooked BIG BEND.
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We've slithered along muddy roads and waded through streams to reach this remote village in northern Paraguay to see an aid strategy that has proved astonishingly successful, because it gives families new hope.
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Avenatti slithered onto the national scene representing Stormy Daniels (real name: Stephanie Clifford), a porn star who wanted to escape a nondisclosure agreement she signed with representatives of Donald Trump before he became president.
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"Chill has now slithered into our romantic lives and forced those among us who would like to exchange feelings and accountability to compete in the Blasé Olympics with whomever we are dating," she wrote.
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After 20 minutes of snakes on my head, Serpentessa moved them to my back, and all three slithered down my legs and wrapped themselves around my left ankle, which I had broken last summer.
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A man wasn&apost expecting to have "corn snakes" for breakfast Saturday morning — but that&aposs exactly what he got as a 3-foot snake slithered out of his cereal box and into his dishwasher.
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During about half of the show, she was flanked by a pair of singer-dancers dressed in goth cheerleader outfits who slithered in slow motion, as if to parody the very idea of backup dancers.
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According to ABC News, driver Ted Ogier was driving back from the New South Wales town of Eden for work, when suddenly a snake slithered from under the bonnet to curl around the driver's side mirror.
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On Wednesday morning, the proud mom shared a video of Chicago looking totally comfortable as she handled a small snake, not blinking an eye (and even giggling at one point!) as the animal slithered around her shoulders.
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After the Lynx defeated the Liberty, 73-72, the visiting players slithered around a meal table propped up in the center of their tight confines, trying to find room to eat, get undressed or conduct postgame interviews.
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" Apocryphal or not, Peterson notes that nobody slithered in Snake's footsteps: the jump shot "which revolutionized basketball ... did not appear regularly in the pro game come until the late 1940s, when Jumping Joe Fulks began setting scoring records.
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On July 14, Wayne Robbins, his wife and two children, along with four children with limb differences with the Adventure Amputee Camp , were enjoying a summer day on the lake when a timber rattlesnake slithered toward their boat.
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A Thai man is recovering from a bloody encounter with a 3-meter (10-foot) python that slithered through the plumbing of his home and latched its jaws onto his penis as he was using a squat toilet.
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Kris Ford-Amofa lay next to her husband in a spare bedroom at her sister's house, thinking once more about the brown water that had slithered under the front door of the first home she had ever owned.
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Suddenly, he coughs violently, and what seems like it might be a panic attack becomes even more unnerving when he vomits a gleaming slug into the sink — the same kind that slithered out of Barb's mouth after her death.
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Korean record labels have gradually slithered their way into global prominence over the past decade, but with the exception of Psy's "Gangnam Style," a comedic novelty song and hence a fluke, the American market has proven difficult to crack.
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Patrons at The Morrison Bar and Oyster Room in the middle of the city in Sydney, Australia, got a little more than a glass of refreshing rosè when a red-bellied black snake slithered up to the front door.
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But it turned out that Will had left the Upside Down but the Upside Down hadn't left him: Will hacked up a larval creature into the bathroom sink, and it slithered into the promise of more trouble to come.
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Dressed in a black cat-suit and singing in Italian, she slithered her way around an Alpine ski chalet performing the Henry Mancini song "Meglio Stasera" (English title: "It Had Better Be Tonight"), as the bewitched cast looked on.
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Hirscher, who will be aiming to add a first Olympic gold in Pyeongchang next month to his glittering array of titles, momentarily lost control on the steepest part of the course, costing him crucial seconds as he slipped and slithered.
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In their years together, Mr. Miller positioned himself — and helped position Mr. Sessions, now the attorney general — inside the Republican Party's burgeoning Breitbart wing, seizing on immigration as a central issue while bipartisan immigration legislation slithered through Congress in 2013.
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He proposes that we should not only go after terrorists but kill their families, which is not just a war crime but an act so horrifically immoral that it should have destroyed his candidacy the moment the suggestion slithered from his mouth.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Last month, Shih Chieh Huang unleashed a plastic monster at the Worcester Art Museum: a monumental installation that slithered alongside the Roman floor mosaic in the Renaissance Court and gobbled up children near the rear entrance.
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In what must have been a terrifying few minutes for restaurant patrons, the unsupervised yellow python slithered its way across the restaurant all the way to the cash register before being captured by the Los Angeles Fire Department and Los Angeles Animal Services.
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"We try to provide people with the chance to enjoy total freedom," said Baharav, as a naked man and woman wrapped in cling film slithered along the floor to ambient sounds played by a DJ in a performance art show at the complex.
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Stewart slithered to the hoop and threw down a lefty dunk on a pair of South Carolina defenders to help the hosts build a 22-226 margin, but South Carolina closed within 276-33 on Lawson's putback with 23:23 to go.
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Although the sprawl of that conglomerated power is likely something the American public won't be able to comprehend for years to come—entire books have been written just trying to grasp at the enormity—the brothers' tentacles all slithered out in the same direction.
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"I was shocked and extremely angry [to learn about the potential Lagos deal] because Veolia — I feel Veolia is a snake, and they slithered over to Lagos to try to increase their profit margins," Nayyirah Shariff, an activist still campaigning in Flint, told BuzzFeed News.
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Capitals 4, Islanders 1 As Alex Ovechkin's wrist shot slithered past Jaroslav Halak to give the Washington Capitals a 2-23 lead late in the first period, Halak, the Islanders' goaltender, shook his head in frustration as he hunched in front of his net.
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"The rattlesnake kind of fell to the ground, looked around and slithered away under a bush," Buckeye Fire Chief Tommy Taylor tells PEOPLE, saying he's found reports of other types of snakes laying eggs in or around pool noodles stashed near bushes or fences.
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On bracelets with colorfully enameled scales and jeweled heads, gold evening bags etched with snakes, necklaces clasped with the clenched jaws of a snake's head, the Serpenti style has slithered its way onto so many of the house's creations that a snake just says Bulgari.
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The 1.8-metre (6-ft) -long male reptile was probably hunting for suitable mates as the breeding season began, snake catcher Bryce Lockett told Reuters, after it slithered out of a large creek system where fish and frogs would have kept it well-fed.
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That sweet and seemingly simple premise lent itself to some astoundingly complex dancing — par for the course with Mr. Grimes and Lil Buck, who only accentuated each other's strengths as they loped, stampeded, waddled, sailed and slithered around the 15-piece band, sharing an unforced camaraderie.
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One sunbaked morning after a storm, I tried an easier route towards Paolo Noce in the hills above the small town of Lingua; for a heart-stopping second I shared the path with a three-foot-long olive-green Biacco snake as it slithered over my foot.
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The virus was thwarted even after it had slithered down the dirt tracks from its rural birthplace and had appeared in Mbandaka, a city of 1 million people that — like Goma, the eastern city the virus recently reached — was a major transportation hub near an international border.
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When this play was first seen on Broadway in 1987, in a Royal Shakespeare Company production staged by Howard Davies (a director of novelistic finesse who died last week), Lindsay Duncan and Alan Rickman slithered into its leading roles with the avidity of sleek, sexy foxes in a henhouse.
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Whether you watched the episode, which premiered on June 25, or were simply one of the many who noticed the day-after daze (like headlines declaring, "With a Surreal Flashback, Twin Peaks Rewrote the Rules of TV, Again"), the sense that something very wonderful and very strange had slithered onto television was hard to shake.
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"Watch where you store your pool noodles when they are not in use," the Buckeye Fire Department wrote in a Facebook post, saying a man left two pool noodles against a cinderblock wall and when he started bringing them to his backyard pool the next day, a snake slithered out and younger ones were still inside the foam cylinder.
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Her own choreography included works like "Birdwatch," a solo "whose miming of bird postures suggested states of human emotions," as a Times review in 1972 put it, and "Anemone," in which "five women in sculpturally draping gowns slithered coolly through unfolding circles, like a single giant, Arctic blossom," in the words of a 1979 Times review.
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To the Editor: In reading articles and opinions about the despicably cruel new anti-abortion bills being slithered through some state legislatures, I must ask a question and face an inconvenient truth: Why are we (women) being forced to bring more and more children into a world that is disintegrating under the burden of too many people?
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Germany 210, Italy 230 | Germany wins on penalty kicks, 6-5 | European Championships Quarterfinals BORDEAUX, France — After 120 minutes of cautious, grindingly intense play followed by eight rounds of often farcical penalty kicks, a relatively unheralded defender for Germany, Jonas Hector, struck a fairly mediocre shot from 12 yards out that somehow slithered under Gianluigi Buffon, the star Italian goalkeeper, who essentially dived over the ball.
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