Amazon has been taking some bizarre swings with its series lately.
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This January has been full of volatile swings, with ultimately larger gains than losses.
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Of course, not everyone experiencing mood swings with age is suffering warning signs of dementia.
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She took a few swings with his clubs and asked him questions about the course.
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Our idols took big swings with their looks, and inspired us to do the same.
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Sterling continued its wild swings with a rally to $1.1677 , having earlier hit its lowest since 1985 around $1.1404.
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Sterling continued its wild swings with a rally to $1.1646 , having earlier hit its lowest since 1985 around $1.1404.
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They play on the swings with the little kids, then bike home in the dark through traffic-choked streets.
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Caterpillar's main customers are in businesses like mining and construction, which are prone to wide swings with the business cycle.
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Currency markets saw some wild swings with the South African rand collapsing to record lows at one point before bouncing.
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Environmental regulation increasingly swings with the pendulum of presidential politics, to the detriment of regulated businesses, property owners and the environment.
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Today, it is mostly GoJa, his name for a blend of gospel and jazz that swings with a spiritually uplifting message.
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A rope swing, sure, obviously—it swings, with the branch above creaking like only a branch voiced by a young Dutchman can.
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Deerfield, Illinois-based Caterpillar's main customers are in businesses like mining and construction, which are prone to wide swings with the business cycle.
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However, there is little sign derivatives are pricing big sterling swings, with one-month as well as one-week implied volatility gauges subdued.
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Today: assistant editor Emma Garland, on why Conor Oberst's Bright Eyes project swings with more weight and depth as you age out of adolescence.
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Before the Browns faced off against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, tailgaters were seen taking swings with a helmet at a pinata resembling Rudolph.
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The video obtained by TMZ shows clips of Obama smiling while waving at the camera and taking swings with several others in sunny temperatures.
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Richard Hunt, president and CEO of the Consumer Bankers Association, expressed hope Kraninger would help the consumer agency avoid wild political swings with each director.
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He wouldn't be cleared to take full swings with his wedges or irons until the Monday after his friends and fellow golfers had departed Augusta National.
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I love how graceful it is one second, brutal the next—dodging swings with elegant footwork, only to land a crushing, devastating blow in the next motion.
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Nicklaus said he has taken roughly 10 million swings with a golf club, but when you hear his backstory, it is a wonder his career ever happened.
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But the fall in earnings shows its private banking business is not immune to market swings, with much of its earnings dependent on clients' willingness to invest.
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Over the next ten years, I naively thought I could treat my "mood swings" with good old-fashioned diet and exercise, no matter how bad they got.
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Where Garbrandt is economical with his punches and his head movement, Cruz would stand upright and swing straight arm swings with his other hand at his waist.
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Many investors have not just been put off by the falls, but by the wild intraday swings, with sharp morning gains frequently swallowed by sharper afternoon losses.
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The move that starts the battle sets the campy tone: Kirk clasps his fists together and swings with both arms, hitting Gorn with the (I guess) mega-punch.
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The other two GOP holds in Missouri also had large swings, with Democrats outperforming Hillary Clinton by 18 points in one race and by 25 points in another.
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McCann would not have started against Angels right-hander Jesse Chavez on Tuesday, so the club and catcher mutually agreed he should get some swings with the Mud Hens.
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In Ohio, which typically swings with the presidency, Kasich won with a 30-point margin and can boast about turning an $2023 billion shortfall into a $2 billion surplus.
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If you wish to support them, you'd have much more success providing regular support of a healthier lifestyle, rather than making everyone do kettlebell swings with the gravy tureen.
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Beat Saber works because it has you making huge swings with your arms across the screen, while Job Simulator's whole interface is big and chunky and forgiving to control.
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Bringing to mind the puffed chest of early Royal Trux and the swagger of Lou Reed's Sally Can't Dance album, it's an off-kilter journey that swings with bluster and attitude.
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The Trump administration also expected the IMF to be more vigilant about global currency swings, with Mr Mnuchin arguing that addressing the issue was "one of the IMF's most important roles".
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell for the first time in four days on Tuesday as the market digested its recent swings, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite also ticking lower.
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Schy required his own course management strategy to maneuver around the thousands of patrons following the group so that he could monitor DeChambeau's swings with his single-length set of irons and wedges.
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In commodity markets, oil prices had a wild week of price swings, with both main benchmarks at one point suffering heavy losses as traders focused on the return of Libyan oil to the market.
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After two major sell-offs on Friday and Monday, leading U.S. indexes saw sharp swings, with the Dow Jones industrial average starting Tuesday significantly lower, before rallying and closing up more than 550 points.
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The girl's mother, Noema Alavez Perez, said Dulce was playing on the swings with her 3-year-old brother while she sat in her car about 53 yards away with a relative, according to police.
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In commodity markets, oil prices had a wild week of price swings, with both the main benchmarks at one point suffering heavy losses as traders focused on the return of Libyan oil to the market.
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Also, seeing how Netflix made the show entirely in-house, there isn't the possibility of another network picking the series up like, say, Amazon, who hasn't been afraid of taking big, conceptual swings with creators.
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If Koepka bludgeons a course into submission, Ko by contrast swings with metronomic accuracy, splitting fairways with her textbook swing and finding the heart of greens with relentless precision thanks to her pinpoint iron shots.
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In an update about its third-quarter trading, Adecco said its organic revenues increased by 6 percent in July and August, when adjusted for trading days and currency swings, with September continuing at the same pace.
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The girl's mother told police that Dulce was playing on swings with her 3-year-old brother, as the mother remained about 30 yards away in her vehicle with an 8-year-old relative, police said.
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Dulce's mother Noema Alavez Perez said the girl was playing on the swings with her 3-year-old brother while she sat in her car about 30 yards away with an 8-year-old relative, according to police.
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After a few calibration swings with the smart bat, I stepped up to the baseball-on-a-string swingaway setup and planted my feet on the turf roughly where I thought they ought to be (hey, I've at least watched baseball).
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Not only did Nate Diaz have a reach on McGregor, he had the tools to use that reach while McGregor was left trying to time swings with the shortest reaching limb of the eight in the cage between the two men.
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Although he is only 5 foot 9 and 150 pounds, Janewattananond can hit towering drives, and he swings with such force that his left foot — his front foot — pivots and almost leaves the ground just after impact with the golf ball.
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The S&P, Dow Industrials and Nasdaq all fell 1.5 percent or more early in the day, before recovering to flit between gains and losses, ensuring Wall Street started the new year with the same swings with which it closed last year.
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He swings with total gusto—a heavy stride and a low sweep through the strike zone that ends with the bat circling around and ramming into his back—that accounts for both his high out-making and his occasional ability to positively paste pitches.
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"Microsoft thinks this is a 15-round championship boxing match with Sony, so they're going to take some swings with [Xbox One X] and try to win some of the middle rounds against what they think is a slowing down PS4 market," says P.J. McNealy of Digital World Research.
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For the strength training, I completed four sets of 10 reps of one-legged dumbbell squats with a 10-pound weight in each hand, three sets of 10 reps of kettlebell swings with a 15-pound kettlebell, and 20 TRX band push-ups and chest presses — I got these numbers based on what I could reasonably do.
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Perhaps you're 18 and sitting on the swings with a friend, both on the precipice of leaving your hometown for the first time, life yawning cavernously open in front of you while you hoof the last of some bad coke off a National Insurance card and reflect on all the times you kissed the same people over by the cricket pitch.
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Otherwise, the contestant would lose half of his/her winnings. (If a contestant won, he/she was offered the chance again with eight swings with same rules as before.) Maximum payoff is $144,000.
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Billboard - 20 Apr 1968 - Page 60 JIMMY McGRIFF'S GREATEST HITS-Veep VP 13522 (M); VPS 16522 (S) Jazz organist Jimmy McGriff rocks and swings with all the vigor and soul he can push from his organ. ... "Turn Blue" and "Last Minute" move both easily and sensitively.
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The Down Beat review by Peter Margasak states "The music swings with ever-changing harmonies and instrumental hues, creating mobile, detail-rich settings for inspired improvisations that emerge from the din naturally rather than dutifully."Margasak, Peter. New Myth/Old Science review. Down Beat February 13: page 77. Print.
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Also, some flying trapeze acts have other equipment (which includes 2 Russian swings, with one for the swinging catcher and the other one below the fliers' pedestal, a Korean cradle above the catcher, and a static cradle above the flyers' pedestal), along with the traditional fly bar and catcher method.
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He was a member of the vocal jazz group Rare Silk in 1980. During this period, he performed with this group in Boulder, Colorado and in a Department of Defense tour. His final recording was "Shu-Swings" with the Joe Delaney Trio. Shu died in 1986 in St Petersburg, Florida.
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Hirsch, p. 96 Mays managed to channel his energies into the swing by abstaining from extra motion and opening his hips. "If there was a machine to measure each swing of a bat," Branch Rickey suggested, "it would be proven that Mays swings with more power and bat speed, pitch for pitch, than any other player."Hirsch, p.
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Lone Oak Park is at Elverta and Gray Mare Way, located directly next to Center High School, with a gate for students to enter from the park. It consists of a plastic playground updated with First 5 Grant money in 2009, swings with handicap access, a baseball field, a soccer field, with many benches and trees to sit under.
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It can also be thrown at the opponent as a distraction. ;Payung/Payong The payung is a traditional umbrella or parasol. Carried for protection from the rain and strong sun, it was a common weapon of self-defense. Umbrella attacks are primarily thrusts with the tip, as any swings with the side of the weapon would be cushioned.
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Some players stubbornly see it as the ground floor for an unheralded pro career, and swing wood. Others tinker their swings, with the familiarity of metal, in an attempt to be the best collegiate player possible. There is no shame, or stigma, in either bat selection. Furthermore, success with composite materials stand as good of a chance to get professional attention.
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Stephens has the ability to hit powerful winners as she takes large swings with her forehand. In contrast, she has a more compact swing with her two-handed backhand. She favors her forehand, and will run around her backhand at times to play her stronger groundstroke. Stephens excels in point construction, and varies patterns of hitting in order to confuse opponents.
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At the climax, the Dolls appear dressed in modern burlesque outfits, dancing intricately on a stage and Thornton singing the ad- libs. The video ends with Elliott performing her last lines, surrounded by the girls. This is also crosscut with scenes showing the silhouette of the Dolls as they continue to dance. Finally, the girls are again shown on swings, with Scherzinger singing the song's last lines.
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This also negates the strength of Kanazuchi, however, allowing Shichika to block its swings with ease. ; : : Seventh retainer. A man who wears western glasses. He claims to have become immortal because Akutō Bita was combined with his perfect health, but is easily defeated by Shichika who dealt enough blows to kill him 272 times within 5 seconds, in a similar fashion as his sister Nanami.
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The city's regime of temperature features large seasonal swings, with 4 distinct seasons. However, due to its proximity to the Atlantic ocean, these swings are less significant than areas further inland. The Atlantic serves as a moderator of the temperature meaning the city is milder than areas inland during the winter and cooler during the summer. Although, being on the east coast, this effect is less pronounced.
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Janice Emmons is a girl who only appears on the 1990 TV special Why, Charlie Brown, Why? She has blonde hair, sits behind Linus in school, and has a particularly close friendship with him and Charlie Brown. She also loves playing in the swings with Linus. Unfortunately one day, she gets hospitalized and diagnosed with a kind of cancer called leukemia, leaving Linus sad and shocked.
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As the Yakuza thug is examining the lockers, the Mafia boss finds a baseball bat in the locker in which he is hiding. He jumps out of the locker, knocks the gun out of the Yakuza member's hands and then hits him in the stomach with the bat. The Yakuza henchman pulls out his nunchucks and whirls them around to intimidate his opponent. The boss furiously swings with the bat.
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In the lyrics, a man looks back with regret and pain for having lied to the woman he can't forget ("...and now as I wander, my thoughts ever stray...") and returned far too late, to discover she had become a nun.Frederick B. Pike, "FDR's Good Neighbor Policy: Sixty Years of Generally Gentle Chaos" (1995), University of Texas Press. P. 198. The lyric is in juxtaposition with the music, which swings with syncopated joy.
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Shortly after reopening, the span fell into the river. Over the decades, river traffic found the narrow spans difficult to navigate, and the first collision causing structural damage was 1891. In 1901, the province agreed to assume responsibility for the planked bridges. To provide two more years life, the plan was to replace the two wooden swings with steel swing spans, and replace the trestle approaches, but extensive rot in the piers revised the project to a complete rebuild.
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The same shot of Spider-Man conducting the pose would be used repeatedly a couple of times before battle. Toei's version of Spider-Man rarely uses his web shooter to swing between buildings, as his main mode of transportation is a car called the Spider Machine GP-7, along with an aircraft called the Marveller. His web shooter instead shoots a rope which he latches onto things and he swings with it using both hands like Tarzan.
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There are multiple configurations for tetrapod gaits, but the legs that swing together must be on contralateral sides of the body . Tetrapod gaits are typically used at medium speeds and are also very stable. A walking gait is considered tripod if three of the legs enter the swing phase simultaneously, while the other three legs make contact with the ground. The middle leg of one side swings with the hind and front legs on the contralateral side .
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The defender is not allowed to attack while defending, but in the case of whip-fighting the defender may spin the whip above his head to prevent the attacker from closing in. Stick techniques are all swings with no thrusting or poking allowed. All parts of opponent's body are allowed to be struck. However, contenders mostly aiming for opponent's upper body, especially their head, since landed a successful assault on opponent's face or head is considered as the highest point.
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Other industries took note of American's success and implemented similar systems. Robert Crandall discussed his success with yield management with J. W. "Bill" Marriott, Jr., CEO of Marriott International. Marriott International had many of the same issues that airlines did: perishable inventory, customers booking in advance, lower cost competition and wide swings with regard to balancing supply and demand. Since "yield" was an airline term and did not necessarily pertain to hotels, Marriott International and others began calling the practice Revenue Management.
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The pair worked hard together on the arrangement, ensuring that Martin's score imitated the slides and bends of the dilrubas. The orchestral parts, performed by members of the London Symphony Orchestra, were added on 3 April. During the same session, Harrison recorded his vocal and a sitar part, the solo of which, in the description of music critic David Fricke, "sings and swings with the clarity and phrasing of his best rockabilly-fired guitar work". Harrison also overdubbed occasional interjections on acoustic guitar.
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Seigfried's recordings include the trio albums, Boykin, Seigfried, & Reed and Portrait of Jack Johnson; the album of solo bass, Criminal Mastermind; and the work for mixed quartet, Blue Rhizome; all of which feature his original compositions. The first trio recording (with saxophonist David Boykin and drummer Mike Reed) has been described as "the true definition of the Chicago avant-garde. Their music sometimes floats calmly like a river and sometimes swings with great violence."After Hours (Japan), No. 20, 2005.
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On playgrounds, several swings are often suspended from the same metal or wooden frame, known as a swing set, allowing more than one child to play at a time. Such swings come in a variety of sizes and shapes. For infants and toddlers, swings with leg holes support the child in an upright position while a parent or sibling pushes the child to get a swinging motion. Some swing sets include play items other than swings, such as a rope ladder or sliding pole.
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Temperatures descend to -5 °C sometimes, and snow is uncommon, but not extremely so: in 2007, over 15 cm of snow covered the city, and temperatures plummeted to -11 °C, reaching highs of only 0 °C on one occasion. Spring brings violent thunderstorms and wide temperature swings, with heat waves followed by frost or cool periods. On some years, the normal winter drought extends into the spring, posing a threat to agriculture; however, at 846 mm, Rio Cuarto´s climate is generally favourable for crops.
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Gibson immediately returned to the batting cage in the clubhouse to take practice swings. With a one-run lead, Oakland closer Dennis Eckersley, who led the AL with 45 saves during the regular season, was brought in to close out the game and seal the win for starter Dave Stewart. Eckersley quickly got Scioscia to pop out to shortstop and struck out Jeff Hamilton. Left-handed pinch hitter Mike Davis followed; if he got on base the next batter due was the pitcher's spot, which would certainly be filled with a pinch hitter.
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The 2013 season was the first full season of play on the tour with an increased schedule of 14 tournaments running in 2 distinct swings with events played from March to May and October to December. Under the new format the number of tournaments was increased. In April 2013, the NEC Corporation became the sponsor of PGA Tour Latinoamérica and the tour was renamed NEC Series - PGA Tour Latinoamérica. The Order of Merit winner for the season was Ryan Blaum and the five players to graduate to the Web.
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Walk cycle with arm swing Arm swing in human bipedal walking is a natural motion wherein each arm swings with the motion of the opposing leg. Swinging arms in an opposing direction with respect to the lower limb reduces the angular momentum of the body, balancing the rotational motion produced during walking. Although such pendulum-like motion of arms is not essential for walking, recent studies point that arm swing improves the stability and energy efficiency in human locomotion. Those positive effects of arm swing have been utilized in sports, especially in racewalking and sprinting.
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While the Lakers struggled to win on the road they were absolutely deadly at home. When eventual CCHA champion Michigan came to town in early December the Lakers earned a sweep in the series but did so with a 10–0 demolition of the Wolverines. Unfortunately, Lake Superior immediately surrendered that advantage with only 1 point against Miami the week after. Lake Superior was able to balance out their adequate road swings with stifling defense at home; only twice did the Lakers give up more than three goals at the Norris Center but timely offense allowed them to win both games.
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Inside the ride Although Villa Volta is the first large-scale project of this concept, the technique has been known since early 20th century. The benches where the visitors are seated are placed on a swing that swings with a maximum angle of 30 degrees. The interior of the house is a drum built around this swing that can turn 360 degrees, giving the visitors the illusion that they themselves are turning upside down. The music of Villa Volta was created by Ruud Bos, who also made the music for a number of other Efteling rides, such as Fata Morgana.
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It is made safer by the use of an attached board and a harness for the rider. Baby swings are swings with a bucket shape with holes for the child's legs, or a half-bucket shape and a safety belt, that is intended to reduce the likelihood of a very young child from falling out. are swinging, conventionally painted wood, bench-like seats intended primarily for adults. The swing's suspension chains are permanently mounted to the porch ceiling; and the seat is typically large enough to seat about three people, with an armrest at each end.
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Three days later Caliente was diverted to the Bay of Bengal in response to the India-Pakistan war that had begun on 3 December. The successful invasion of East Pakistan by India, with the accompanying fighting and unrest, led to U.S. naval forces being sent to assist, if need be, in the evacuation of American citizens. The oiler replenished Task Force 74 between 16–23 December, delivering badly needed fuel, before returning to Subic Bay on 30 December for another loadout. In January the oiler conducted two line swings, with only a two-day turnaround at Subic Bay, before steaming into Singapore on 25 January 1972.
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The album received generally positive reviews from music critics. Rolling Stones Mosi Reeves stated "Donny Hathaway swings with vividness on this brilliant live set and the audience responds ecstatically." AllMusic rated the album score of 4.5 out of 5, with John Bush stating the album is "one of the most glorious of his career, an uncomplicated, energetic set with a heavy focus on audience response as well as the potent jazz chops of his group", and that it "solidified Hathaway's importance at the forefront of soul music". In 2015, Live was ranked number 48 on Rolling Stones list of 50 Greatest Live Albums of All Time.
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Cline's vocal performance and the song's production have received positive praise over time. Cub Koda of AllMusic noted the "ache" in her voice that makes the song stand out: "Cline's reading of the lyric is filled with an aching world weariness that transforms the tune into one of the first big crossover hits without even trying hard." Country music historian Paul Kingsbury also highlighted her "ache", saying in 2007, "Cline's hit recording swings with such velvety finesse, and her voice throbs and aches so exquisitely, that the entire production sounds absolutely effortless." Jhoni Jackon of Paste Magazine called the recording "iconic", highlighting the "pain" Cline had in her vocal technique.
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For example, sediment cores, from which scientists can deduce past sea levels, are not ideal because sea levels change as a result of more than just seafloor adjustment. Recent modeling studies have investigated the role of seafloor weathering on the early evolution of life, showing that relatively fast seafloor creation rates worked to drawdown carbon dioxide levels to a moderate extent. Observations of so-called deep time indicate that Earth has a relatively insensitive rock weathering feedback, allowing for large temperature swings. With about twice as much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, paleoclimate records show that global temperatures reached up to 5 to 6 °C higher than current temperatures.
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In recent years, after a few swings with the greatest regional championships (Promozione and Eccellenza), Ostiamare is proving to be an average of Serie D and not to have a structure suitable for football to hope in a short time in the big jump. In the 2007–2008 season the company has dropped directly (without going through the playout) in Eccellenza. At the end of the 2008–2009 season, in Eccellenza Lazio/A, it was saved by finishing in 9th place in the standings. Didn't devote great satisfaction even the next two seasons which saw the team finishing in mid-table and never fight for the summit.
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Automatic watch: An eccentric weight, called a rotor, swings with the movement of the wearer's body and winds the spring A Grand Seiko Automatic watch A self-winding or automatic watch is one that rewinds the mainspring of a mechanical movement by the natural motions of the wearer's body. The first self-winding mechanism was invented for pocket watches in 1770 by Abraham-Louis Perrelet, but the first "self-winding", or "automatic", wristwatch was the invention of a British watch repairer named John Harwood in 1923. This type of watch winds itself without requiring any special action by the wearer. It uses an eccentric weight, called a winding rotor, which rotates with the movement of the wearer's wrist.
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On 10 September 2011, Gamboa fought Ring top 10 ranked featherweight Daniel Ponce de León in a non-title fight. Gamboa managed to connect more punches in every round to keep the scorecards in his favor. Although there were not many exchanges, Gamboa's hand speed and reflexes were on display as he connected with quick and short combinations and managed to avoid some of de León's left swings with his characteristic upper body movement. In the eighth round, during a short exchange, Gamboa and de León accidentally clashed heads, resulting in de León suffering a cut to his forehead, consequently the referee stopped the fight and asked de León's corner to check the boxer's wound.
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For example, Fairbanks at a similar parallel quite far inland has much greater temperature swings with both very warm and cold temperatures throughout the year. The coldest month is January, averaging , although highs on average breach the freezing point on 2–4 days per month from December to March and there are 76 days annually of or lower temperatures, which have been recorded as early as October 12, 1996 and as late as May 5 in 1984. Average highs stay below freezing from late October until late April, and the average first and last dates of freezing lows are August 30 and June 9, respectively, a freeze-free period of 81 days. The warmest month is July, with an average of ; temperatures rarely reach or remain above the whole night.
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Survivor syndrome, also known as concentration camp syndrome (or KZ syndrome on account of the German term '), are terms which have been used to describe the reactions and behaviors of people who have survived massive and adverse events, such as the Holocaust, the Rape of Nanking, and the HIV/AIDS epidemic.Walt Odets, "In the Shadow of the Epidemic: Being HIV-Negative in the Age of AIDS", 1995. In 1949, Eddy de Wind, a Dutch psychiatrist and survivor of Auschwitz concentration camp introduced the term "concentration camp syndrome" regarding the psychological consequences of persecution, describing the "pathological after-effects" unique to former prisoners of Nazi concentration and extermination camps. The subsequently well-documented syndrome among Holocaust survivors includes anxiety and depression, intellectual impairment, social withdrawal, sleep disturbance and nightmares, physical complaints and mood swings with loss of drive.
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