A hastily made dresser tips over in a safety trial.
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At one point the sled tips over, and I start wailing.
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Nominal Treasuries are likely to underperform TIPs over an institutional investment horizon.
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I think of it every year, when New York tips over into fall.
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Hearing these questionable tips over and over is more than just annoying, though.
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The second "party" is much, much more intense, and tips over into full-on surreality.
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"That equation pretty quickly tips over to these animals disappearing before our eyes," he said.
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And that tips over a chain of dominoes that makes a certain book ending more likely.
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His new cookbook, Mad Genius Tips: Over 90 Expert Hacks + 100 Delicious Recipes, is available now.
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But the current balance tips over toward chaos, a landscape ruled by strongmen and angry mobs.
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Atlas keeps its balance when jostled or pushed and can get up if it tips over.
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This loud dispute is necessary for the reconciliation that follows, one that tips over into sentimentality.
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We've had numerous tips over the months and years about the company's ambitions in social and messaging.
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So being underneath one as it suddenly tips over could have very well killed the Antarctic freedivers.
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And the enormity of Jake's expanding world is so overwhelming and awesome that he just... tips over.
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The lid stays secure, and the bin never tips over, even after you slam the foot pedal.
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Stormy Daniels Sues Trump For DefamationTiffany Haddish Accepts TMZ Photog's ApologyCardi B: Almost Tips Over In Golf Cart!
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Every new note is blown up and made bright, but the performance never tips over into maudlin territory.
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Good arguments are wobbly: a team or family might rock back and forth but it never tips over.
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The atmosphere can be tense, and sometimes tips over into abuse, as was documented by the Times last year.
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When one tips over on them a writer compared it to the force generated by two colliding NFL linemen.
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And both play those emotions to the hilt, unfolding with a grandiose intensity that occasionally tips over into high comedy.
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But as that's happening, he veers off the road, crashing the coffee truck into a ditch — where it tips over.
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One room is a cafe, where budding entrepreneurs swap tips over cappuccinos and browse shelves of books on business building.
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Zombie horror often tips over into humor, but by the same token, zombie humor can end up in some bleak places.
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The annoyance, after a half hour or so in the suit, tips over into anger: Damn, what's wrong with the world ?
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In one of the five sculptures, a brick-red powder tips over from a large clay pot, spilling to the ground.
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Eventually, as a hollow grows under the wall, it cracks and tips over, making seawalls more vulnerable to erosion than natural defenses.
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Its two spherical lenses are retracted a bit to prevent damage in the event it tips over (and trust me, that does happen).
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What he calls "healthy narcissism" tips over into disorder territory when it impedes a person's ability to form normal bonds with other people.
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The SEC's whistleblower program has generated more than 85033,000 tips over the last five years, but only 34 tipsters have qualified for awards.
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On the whole, though, Lou amounts to little more than an anti-bullying PSA that tips over the line from sweet into sappy.
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You control a bus that can't stop or slow down unless it tips over as you navigate a series of increasingly silly missions.
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And because a lot of the service workers who traditionally get tips over the holidays rely on, or could really use, that extra cash.
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"Bottom line: investors continue to position for reflation via TIPS over munis, HY (high-yield) over gold & Japan over U.S. equities," BAML's analysts said.
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That anticipation, the moment just before the roller coaster tips over the crest of the big drop—that's the thrill that keeps us coming back.
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Interestingly, we've had dozens of tips over the years about IFTTT, claiming potential sales of the company to the likes of Microsoft, Amazon and others.
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Even better, here's the blooper reel where the train runs into a frog, tips over on some turns, and hits a puddle flood:Open kinja-labs.
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In another passage, the wheel tips over diagonally, as if its very axis had tilted, which answers a shift of pressure in the music's harmony.
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Unlike SpaceX's other landing attempts gone sour, we don't see an explosion — the video that Musk posted cuts off right before the rocket fully tips over.
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He starts hanging out with a young woman (played by Scarlett Johansson), and though the film never quite tips over into romance, it very well could have.
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But while the foregrounded action is distorted to the point of farce, the satire never tips over the edge—largely because Riley's characters feel so lived-in.
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For example, the CPSC has reported that every two weeks, a child dies after a piece of furniture or a TV tips over and falls on them.
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Trump himself has encouraged it, to an extent that (even in our current, fandom-inflected political culture, where supporting politicians often tips over into loving them) is unprecedented.
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I have gotten many tips over the years of potential spies inside the major tech companies, and I cannot imagine how hard it is to ferret them out internally.
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Enter Sälen: a three-piece pop band from east London who are making music that definitely tips over into that "ew" realm while still retaining a slick, sickly pop sound.
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They can happen in three different ways, Greenwald says: with splashes of hot oil, when boiling water tips over, or when people move things in and out of the oven.
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The North Korea nuclear test was just the kind of news that tips over a shaky market, as worries grow about a possible response and reaction to it, by other countries.
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Beijing Journal BEIJING — A squeal of brakes, the screech of ripping metal and a battery-powered, three-wheel scooter — top-heavy with parcels for delivery — tips over after hitting a car.
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In our review, we found the software regularly made mistakes, failing to identify different outfits in images and churning out the same tips over and over (it particularly liked our reviewers' jacket).
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"Women of Questionable Morals" (season 5, episode 11) Lorelai's mile-a-minute whimsical rants often walk the fine line between "endearing" and "annoying," but this episode tips over into "downright irritating" territory.
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By May 2017, Hak was putting out his first single "7AM," a play-by-play account of a sesh underpinned by lust, which tips over into that 'maybe they've taken too much' territory.
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He gets up to say hey to Dog, and in doing so, unbalances the bench he was sharing with The Faller: The Faller tips over the bench and heads straight to the floor.
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We make about 30 kilos at a time, it features a lot more ingredients and normally takes about three hours to make—if this tips over there'll be no food for anyone tonight!
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PERINO: I think the allure of a lot of this is it adds to convenience, and it helps you get things done, but then the danger is when it tips over onto the other side.
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As the bus tips over, they are violently flung out of their seats and hit the roof of the bus, and then fell on top of each other in the seats on the right side.
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Ms. Andress occasionally tips over into melodrama — she was a member of the a cappella group Delilah, which competed on the reality competition show "The Sing-Off" — but mostly her voice is steady, calm, alive.
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The investigation into the Ransacker had never been closed, and members of the community had submitted more than a thousand tips over the years about the man who'd terrorized their streets — and sometimes homes — 40 years ago.
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The fun of AU stories comes from the reasonable working-through of the scenario — the feeling that if one domino tips over, the rest will fall with an inevitable grace, remaking the world in a radical new form.
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It's similar to the movie I made a few movies ago, Looper, with Bruce Willis in the main part, where we have Bruce Willis in this role that tips over into a very non-Bruce-Willis-y place.
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Miles also shakes a little instrument in time with his 3-year-old sister and dad, but eventually gets a little too enthusiastic and tips over the side of the chair where he was sitting next to John Legend.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Broward County Sheriff's Office have since acknowledged receiving several tips over the past two years from callers saying they had reason to believe Cruz was inclined to commit a school shooting.
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Over the course of seven and a half minutes, the company puts the poor robot through hell, shooting it with its own gun and whacking the hell out of it with a wrecking ball, until it finally, mercifully, tips over.
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When the 262-year-old Salazar tips over in one particularly hard crash, he catches himself with his thick, tattooed arms and flips back up with a 223-degree pirouette that rights him back into the swing of the ongoing action.
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Grace Reckers, an organizer with the Office and Professional Employees International Union who helped Kickstarter employees unionize, shared some takeaways she learned from helping form the union, while Kickstarter employee, and union member, Oriana Leckert, also gave tips over email.
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The short video did not show the limitations of the bicycle (which presumably tips over occasionally), and even the researchers who built the bike admitted in an email to The Times that the skills on display could be duplicated with existing computer hardware.
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In the title story, a small masterpiece, a child gets up in the night and "on impulse" tips over the living room furniture, leaving her mother to discover the disarray in the morning and draw a conclusion that will have lasting implications for her marriage.
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Starting in January 2017, expectant mothers in rural Pakistan will be able to sign up for a voice message service that will give them simple healthcare tips over the course of their pregnancies, urging them to eat more iron, for example, or to get a certain vaccine.
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"A beer bottle tips over at every show," said Ms. Maury, who added that it had become part of the LoftOpera experience, which also includes appealing young casts, loud dance music at intermissions, public displays of affection by some members of the audience and lots of first-time operagoers.
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In fact, its conclusion — which explores the difficult and risky profession of journalism that tips over into valorization, with journalists extolling the calling they feel to their job to a degree that might not play well to the average non-journalist — feels almost like it belongs to a different movie, and may wind up weakening the film overall.
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"We can't talk in too much detail, other than to tell you that we followed about 2,500 tips over the years on this case, and we received some at the end of last year -- really a series of tips at the end of last year -- that we were able to begin to build off of and that led us to South Carolina," Williams said.
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Neena accidentally tips over the sacred deepam and it is seen as an omen against a long married life.
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Believing this is a recurrence of food poisoning, Frank wildly tries to stop people from eating, and the episode closes as he tips over the entire buffet.
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Raistlin uses his Dragon Orb to teleport away, leaving the rest of companions behind. Soon afterwards, the Perechon tips over the edge of the whirlpool and the rest of the companions vanish beneath the waves.
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Later, an inhuman scream is heard from within the room containing the corpse. Moved by instinct, they flee into the night. West accidentally tips over a lantern on the way out, which starts a fire. West and the narrator escape.
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Representation of temperance (painted wood sculpture, dated 1683, which covers the shrine of the baptismal church Breton Commana in France). Temperance foot tips over a jug of wine, and presents a pitcher of water Themes of temperance can be seen across cultures and time, as illustrated here.
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Uncinula is a genus of fungi. Its species are plant pathogens that cause powdery mildew diseases on various plant hosts. The genus is characterized by its dark chasmothecia which bear filamentous, hyaline appendages with hooked tips. Over one hundred species have been described from mostly dicotyledenous hosts.
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The car tips over on a bend but a group of men push the heavy Bentley V8 upright again. Meanwhile, the rival escapes his ropes and sees Mabel driving his car. The crowd stand as she crosses the finishing line. The rival and his friend go to congratulate her.
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The cement dries into a cylindrical block. As Wile E. laughs, saying, "What a wonderful way to cement a friendship.", he runs right into the block, which tips over on top of him. Bugs then pops out and says, "Well, now he has concrete evidence that I'm a good neighbor".
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When the piggy bank remains > empty, it is whole. Therefore, the gentleman: Resides in vacuity rather than > existence, and exists in the lacking rather than the complete. (Wilson 1985) > There is a kind of vessel that tips over when it is full. A piggy bank is > not broken as long as it is empty.
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Chris and Billy attempt to drive away, but Carrie crashes the car, killing Billy. Chris attempts to run Carrie over, but Carrie lifts the car and throws it at a gas station, killing her. Carrie tips over an electric power pole, setting the car on fire. Carrie arrives home and takes a bath and changes into her nightgown afterward.
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The hunchback sees the two embrace and threatens Bob with a knife. The next day, the three go fishing in the boat and an argument breaks out. During the argument, the boat tips over and the girl is washed away. The hunchback and the boy search for her, until the boy becomes exhausted and collapses on the shore.
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Next, Paolo and Djuna are preparing to leave the summer house. Paolo is saying how they're set to go stay with their friends in Italy. As they leave the house, a black trash bag near the entrance tips over. Djuna, Paolo, and Irene look back at it, find nothing of interest, and continue on their way.
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The top spin slowly tips over as fire burst in the surrounding water and giant ancient head in front. Again, the top spin repeats the first section of the cycle while harsher fire and water bomb effects go on. The gondola inverts another five to six times until the music stops and you are let down.
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Because water is now entering only one side of the ship, the ship tips over, throwing many people to their deaths. As the ship continues to tilt, the center of gravity on the ship causes it to flip completely into an upside-down position. Many passengers and crew are injured, crippled, or killed. Ballard's arm is seriously injured.
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If the players successfully balance 20 Miis, they win the game. If the ship tips over, the Miis will all fall into the sea and the players will lose. ;Match-Up Players match up Miis wearing shirts of the same color into pairs to score points. The color of the Mii shirts are hidden until chosen.
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Moving Day has garnered criticism from the Canadian film critic community. Chris Knight of the National Post rated Moving Day 1.5 stars. He wrote: "Nothing ever gets too crazy in Moving Day, which seems so intent on showing how dull the life of a mover can be that it actually tips over into dullness itself." Pat Mullen, from Cinemablographer.
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Others followed at Smallhanger and Headon in the 1870s. Redlake started working in 1910. China clay pits are open cast mines that result in large holes in the ground accompanied by large waste tips. Over time, the pits become larger and more ground is needed for the waste, changing the landscape: the effect of this can be seen from space.
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Villanelle is eating ice cream in a shop in Vienna. She notices a little girl staring at her, and exchanges smiles with her. She gets up to leave, and as she walks past the girl, she tips over her bowl of ice cream. Eve Polastri works for a department of MI5 that provides diplomatic protection for visitors to the UK, under her boss Bill Pargrave (David Haig).
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They were built around a single spar with a forward torsion box between it and the leading edge. The tips carried the small sreamlined bodies known as salmons, common at the time. Ply and fabric covered ailerons ran from the tips over the more tapered outboard panels, with mid-chord spoilers immediately inboard, opening above and below the wing. The fuselage was a plywood monocoque, tapering to the tail.
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Later, Bailey and a Chinese prostitute (Song Jia) approach Zhang for a rickshaw ride. The woman is apprehensive around Zhang, and pleads with Bailey to go home. Bailey, furious at Zhang's slow speed and at the fact that the woman keeps staring at Zhang, repeatedly kicks Zhang to make him go faster. Furious, Zhang tips over his rickshaw and insults the woman, causing her to leave in tears.
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Miss Trunchbull verbally abuses Matilda, but Matilda discovers she can move objects with her mind ("Quiet"). She tips over the water jug and the newt lands on Miss Trunchbull, and climbs up her leg. After Miss Trunchbull leaves Matilda demonstrates her powers to Miss Honey, who is surprised and invites Matilda to her house for tea. On the way Matilda admits that her father is not proud of her and calls her names.
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Their moment of success, however, is cut short when the still-frozen Bubblegum tips over and shatters everywhere. Her body parts are again rushed to the hospital where she is reassembled. However, there are not enough pieces to complete her, and so she ends up reverting to a 13-year-old girl. Finn, who is also 13, is excited, but the Ice King temporarily gives up his pursuit of Bubblegum due to her age.
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So for enlightened people it is better to > dwell in nonbeing than in being, better to be lacking than replete. (Cleary > 1990) > The qi vessel tips over when it is filled with water. The puman money stays > whole so long as it is not filled up with money. Therefore, the accomplished > man prefers to settle in a place where there is neither strife nor striving, > and dwell in an incomplete placed, not a finished one.
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Attempt 1: Tom throws the rock onto the other side of the see-saw, but it is slanted too much to the right and Tom is launched sideways into another network of beams. Attempt 2: Tom throws the rock straight up and squashes himself. Jerry's ears rattle from the recoil. Attempt 3: Tom pitches the rock onto the other end, but it lands on its point and tips over several times, squashing the cat again.
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George attempts to climb out through the window in order to get out of jail, but there are bars. At that moment, a watchman comes in and climbs on a wooden bed to bail George out of jail. The watchman however is so heavy that the bed tips over and pins him against the wall. This stalls the watchman and buys George enough time to run out the open door and escape.
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Sarton, G. A History of Science, The Norton Library (Volume 2), 1970, pp. 343–350. In his Pneumatics (chapter 31) Philo describes an escapement mechanism, the earliest known, as part of a washstand. A counterweighted spoon, supplied by a water tank, tips over in a basin when full releasing a pumice in the process. Once the spoon has emptied, it is pulled up again by the counterweight, closing the door on the pumice by the tightening string.
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Hook returns and fights Blackbeard's right-hand man Bishop (Nonso Anozie) while Tiger Lily duels Blackbeard, and the ship tips over, sending Hook and Bishop plummeting. Peter conquers his fears and flies to save Hook, then rallies the fairies against the pirates as Peter saves Tiger Lily. Blackbeard and his men are forced into an abyss to their deaths, with only Smee having fled. Peter sees a vision of Mary, who reaffirms him to be Neverland's savior: Peter Pan.
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The thug zombie comes after them and it is shot down. They drive away, but the bus starts to smoke and it tips over a branch and crashes, though Megan, Daniel and Josh, who sustains a knee injury, all survive. Not long after, the tattoo zombie catches up to them and Megan shoots it, but runs out of bullets. As she is about to be bitten, Josh saves her, driving an arrow through the zombie's head.
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Griffith describes a zhi spillover-goblet as a vessel hinged below its center of gravity, and as the vessel fills, its center of gravity raises above the level of the hinge, and it tips over, spilling its contents, only to right itself to be filled again. "In contrast with the image of the 'leaky pot,' forever losing its meaning, we have now the 'spillover-goblet,' emptying itself purposely so that it may always be refilled." (2017: 225).
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In the process, a boy running along the roof manages to jump on top of the school bus and tries to get in the bus as the terrorists lead the police on a high-speed car chase. Eventually, the bus tips over. The lone surviving terrorist attempts to kill himself and the girl by pulling the pin on a grenade. The boy knocks him out, and he and the girl manage to escape from the bus before the grenade explodes.
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Nick Park has said of Wallace that all his inventions are designed around the principle of using a "sledgehammer to crack a nut". Some of Wallace's contraptions are based on real-life inventions. For example, his method of waking up in the morning utilizes a bed that tips over to wake up its owner, an invention that was exhibited at The Great Exhibition of 1851 by Theophilus Carter. Wallace's official job varies; in A Close Shave, he is a window washer.
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Everyone and everything in the rest of the rainforest watches in mournful silence as the tree tips over dead and Seamus stands triumphant. The chain becomes more successful to the point of Burgerskip rapidly running out of supplies. Seamus spends a lot of time with his helicopter team to travel around the world for more farmland space, whether forests had to be bulldozed or not. Meanwhile, in the UK, a little girl named Charlotte visits Crawley High Street's Burgerskip with her father.
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Although Ichi rolls a losing number the gangster tips over one die into a winning roll before he or Yayoi says anything. After he has gone Ichi tells Yayoi he knew he had lost. Banno arrives and upon hearing Yayoi's request to marry Ichi throws him out of his house and tells him their teacher-student relationship is over. Ichi goes to his surrogate grandmother's house and, hearing Yayoi approach, sneaks out the back door, seeking Kanbei's brother to thank him.
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The joint APD and FBI task force subsequently received upwards of 175 tips over the following two months – at least one of which pertained to Ritchie. Following Thompson's murder, his mother, Mandy Premo, had conducted an independent investigation to discover her son's killer. After searching homeless camps and low-income neighborhoods, Premo claimed to have located an armed Ritchie near the Alaska Regional Hospital in October 2016. Premo claimed to have contacted the APD lieutenant and reported that she had found her son's killer.
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Females are slighter smaller and more slender than males. The top of the head, the back and flanks, and the tail have coarse black guard hairs with buff- coloured tips over a softer undercoat, giving them a grizzled greyish colour. The remainder of the body is black or nearly so, apart from a pale buff- coloured stripe running from the forehead to the shoulders along the lower margin of the grey furred area. The feet are webbed, with five toes ending in sharp, curved, claws.
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When Otto tips over a claw arcade machine by accident, the vibrations knock down the pins and the Pin Pals win. As the team celebrates, Burns takes the trophy and keeps it for himself. Encouraged by his teammates, Homer attempts to break into Burns' mansion to recover the trophy; this ends disastrously when Burns releases the hounds and Homer is severely mauled. At school, Bart's Mad iron-on "Down with homework" T-shirt incites a student riot, so Principal Skinner forces students to wear uniforms.
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The boys ask him how they can stop it, and he tells them they need to find and destroy its "heart". As the boys leave, Brown tells them to tell the world "I'm sorry" and, despite Stan urging him not to, commits suicide by shooting himself in the head; he, like the manager, then voids his bowels with enough force that it blows a hole in his pants and tips over a nearby barstool. Cartman again laughs that Kyle now owes him $10. The boys return home to the still-dilapidated South Park.
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JNTO flyer on Kyoto Retrieved on January 10, 2009 One of them includes a device called a sōzu, a type of shishi-odoshi designed to scare away wild animals such as deer by making a loud noise. Water trickles into a bamboo tube, and when it reaches a certain level, it upsets the balance of the tube. The tube tips over on a pivot, discharging the water, and turns upright, striking a rock and emitting a loud clapping noise. plays a recording of the sōzu at Shisen-dō.
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The RFD Company constructed the Albatross to C.H. Latimer-Needham's design, the first British- designed and built sailplane. It was a conventional wooden single-seat aircraft, its cantilever high wing having a constant chord centre section and outboard straight-tapered panels from about mid-span. Ailerons were fitted from the wing tips over most of the outboard sections but here were no flaps or air brakes. The wing was mounted with slight dihedral on top of the fuselage, which was rectangular in cross section and tapered only a little towards the tail.
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Izzie is a fish who lives with her father Harold in an aquarium, and is frequently bullied by the other fish in the vicinity. Harold tries to protect Izzie from being returned to the ocean by the human who maintains the aquarium, as that very event is what separated them from Izzie's mother. Izzie and Harold do end up being returned to the sea, and are separated during the eruption of an underwater volcano. A boat holding the aquarium tips over, causing the other fish to spill into the waters.
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Maeve meets Hector back in the park and convinces him to help her escape when she correctly predicts his crew's actions and shows him the safe he stole is empty. She even helps unlock some of Hector's past memories. The two have sex after Hector agrees to help her, and Maeve tips over a kerosene lamp to start a fire, intending to kill them both. Teddy, still convinced that Wyatt forced him to kill his own men, has a flashback of himself killing the townspeople of Escalante, including Angela.
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Le Gros based the facial expressions on examples for the passions developed by Charles Le Brun. While the figure of Religion appears like a statue, the old woman melts into the wall decoration, the man tips over the edge of the architectural framework towards the spectator and the snake, an anecdotal detail very typical for Le Gros, hisses directly at the viewer. This work has always been compared to Théodon's counterpart Triumph of Faith over Idolatry, carved in a much more classicising, rigid style. The rivalry between the two Frenchmen was to play out repeatedly over the next few years.
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Ramzi Yousef spent time at an al-Qaeda training camp in Afghanistan,Wright (2006), Chapter 9. before beginning in 1991 to plan a bombing attack within the United States. Yousef's uncle Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, who later was considered the principal architect of the September 11 attacks, gave him advice and tips over the phone, and funded his co-conspirator Mohammed Salameh with a US$660 wire transfer. Yousef arrived illegally in the United States on September 1, 1992, traveling with Ahmed Ajaj from Pakistan, though both sat apart on the flight and acted as though they were traveling separately.
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The miniatures shown throughout The Visions of Tondal display a large variety of techniques and use of color to depict the ideas presented in the text. The images of Hell capture the artist’s observations of reality in the form of glowing flames with hot red tips over a dark smoky background. Depictions of strange looking monsters fill the landscapes which are full of elegant usage of colors to show not only flames, but also frozen lakes and coldness. Dramatic lighting enhances the effects of the colors and landscapes which in conjunction with the text tell the story in vivid detail.
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Kalle takes the key and locks up the door. Peters bears Rasmus who screams for help, and then Peters gets a knock in his face by Nicke who takes Rasmus and runs to the forest, but Peters, Svedberg and Blom run after him and Peters shoots him. While the pilot waits for them, Kalle takes Anders' knife and swims to the plane and cuts one of the plane's floats before they come back. The pilot tries to drive upwards but can't and due to the damaged float the plane tips over and sinks in the water.
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Amy Wilson, reviewing for Everyday eBook, described Always Too Much and Never Enough as a "finely constructed book" and a "fresh and breezy take on memoir", which "manages the delicate feat of sharing her personal journey with an activist's verve that never tips over into the preachy." Merryn Johns at Curve called it "an honest, beautifully written account of her journey". Nathan Runkle opined that "Her witty, yet deeply insightful and educated commentary is not only refreshing, but also provocative." In May 2019, Always Too Much and Never Enough was included among "The 7 Most Inspiring Books About Weight Loss" by Everyday Health.
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McLennon and the surviving members of his gang eventually track and corner Santeek in a glacier cave. While Santeek scuffles with Reno, McLennon tips over a wood totem and Reno and Santeek slide down and fall through the sheath of a frozen lake. Reno drowns during the struggle, while Santeek, with his naturalist survival skills, makes it out of the icy water alive. Once again thinking that Santeek is dead, McLennon returns to Nome alone and conducts another town speech, reaffirming his mining policies to the chagrin of immigrant prospectors and the delight of his cronies.
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He spoke of Collier's work and said, "This is where econometrics tips over into arrogance and starts closing down the possibility of a genuine understanding of conflicts or, by extension, of a political settlement that addresses underlying grievances". He doesn't believe that it can be dismissed so easily. He was documented saying, "It also annoys me that a lot of the 'scientific air' of the Collier work is quite bogus as the selection of proxies is so arbitrary", which demonstrated a distinct attack on Collier's work, which emphasizes quantitative data. Keen argues the point that a conflict, although he cannot define it, cannot be pinpointed to simply one motive.
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The skis provide a rather convenient "spring" for Wile E., who uses them to get closer and closer to grabbing the Road Runner. On his fourth jump, he is within millimeters of his opponent; but unfortunately, the downward force proves to be too much for a fifth, and the skis snap, causing him to succumb to gravity yet again. 2\. The Road Runner beeps at Wile E. from across the canyon, and the camera pans to the Coyote attempting to shoot himself over the canyon with a bow. Before he can fire, the very end of the cliff crumbles and the bow tips over the side.
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Murphy described the track as a self-parody piece of work that "never tips over into ludicrousness." Ming Lai used the song's lyric “You are heartless cos you took off my dress, and you never put it on again” as an example of Sundfør's use of her theatrical representation of vulnerability that she previously experimented with her previous, such as the song "Meditation In An Emergency" from The Silicone Veil or "Wall," a cut from her self-titled first studio album. The spy film-esque song "Delirious" follows the viewpoint from a femme fataleChang, Kee (14 January 2016). "Susanne Sundfør exclusive photoshoot and interview". Fault.
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The sequel to How to Train Your Dragon starts during a Sword-Fighting-at-Sea lesson during a storm, but Hiccup is quite bad at sword-fighting. The fight is cut off as the boat tips over and is holed by an object, a coffin, upon which Hiccup rides back to the Isle of Berk. On the beach, it is discovered that it is the coffin of Grimbeard the Ghastly, the greatest pirate of all times and Hiccup's great great grandfather. Soon the coffin is opened and they find out that it contains a living man, named Alvin the Treacherous, who hides his true identity under the name Alvin the Poor-but-Honest-Farmer.
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"2 taken to hospital after pedal pub tips over in downtown Minneapolis Retrieved 12 February 2014 Earlier in the year, the city had entertained introducing new regulations and licensing for party bikes."Minneapolis considers new rules for 'pedal pubs' Retrieved 12 February 2014 On May 23, 2015, in downtown Minneapolis, six people were arrested after they pelted a party bike with water balloons and used squirt guns, after a series of organized attacks on two previous party bikes. The riders of the pub and an off duty police officer helped hold the attackers down until other police arrived. The suspects were booked on suspicion of offenses including terroristic threats, fifth-degree assault and disorderly conduct, and released on bail.
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It would be safer to have cylinders individually anchored in a cool place, rather than chained in a cluster in the sun, as seen here. Because the contents are under pressure and are sometimes hazardous materials, handling bottled gases is regulated. Regulations may include chaining bottles to prevent falling and damaging the valve, proper ventilation to prevent injury or death in case of leaks and signage to indicate the potential hazards If a compressed gas cylinder tips over, causing the valve block to be sheared off, the rapid release of high-pressure gas may cause the cylinder to be violently accelerated, potentially causing property damage, injury, or death. To prevent this, cylinders are normally secured to a fixed object or transport cart with a strap or chain.
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When his brother seeks to have him committed, he is brought to Dr. Mildred Watson (Joanne Woodward). In The Return of the World's Greatest Detective (1976 TV movie), a rather ineffectual Los Angeles cop, and avid fan of Sherlock Holmes, named Sherman Holmes (played by American actor Larry Hagman) suffers a brain injury when his parked motorcycle tips over and falls onto his head (he was lying beside it, reading). He wakes with both the unshakeable delusion that he is Sherlock Holmes and that he possesses all of Holmes' incredible deductive abilities. His friend and case-worker, Dr. Joan Watson (Jenny O'Hara), moves him to Apartment B of 221 Baker Street, where he becomes involved in the murder of an embezzler.
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Louise (Carrie Snodgress), a librarian, devotes her life to caring for her old, controlling, wheelchair- ridden father, Wendel (Ray Milland) after her fiancé, Robert, disappears the night before their wedding. She fantasizes about her father's death, and only finds joy with Emily (Ruth Cox)-a fellow librarian who is being trained as Louise's replacement (Louise is being fired for attempting to burn down the library)-and a pet monkey (who Louise names Dickie) that Emily buys for Louise. While wheeling her father up a hill at a local park one Sunday afternoon, Wendel's wheelchair tips over, and he falls out. Wendel reflexively picks himself up and it is revealed he was never disabled to begin with, and he lied to Louise all this time in order to enslave her to him.
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Rehearsals will be performed before the sampling event, during which the solar arrays will be raised into a Y-shaped configuration to minimize the chance of dust accumulation during contact and provide more ground clearance in case the spacecraft tips over (up to 45°) during contact. The descent will be very slow to minimize thruster firings prior to contact in order to reduce the likelihood of asteroid surface contamination by unreacted hydrazine propellant. Contact with the surface of Bennu will be detected using accelerometers, and the impact force will be dissipated by a spring in the TAGSAM arm. Upon surface contact by the TAGSAM instrument, a burst of nitrogen gas will be released, which will blow regolith particles smaller than into the sampler head at the end of the robotic arm.
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The earliest liquid-driven escapement was described by the Greek engineer Philo of Byzantium (3rd century BC) in his technical treatise Pneumatics (chapter 31) as part of a washstand. A counterweighted spoon, supplied by a water tank, tips over in a basin when full, releasing a spherical piece of pumice in the process. Once the spoon has emptied, it is pulled up again by the counterweight, closing the door on the pumice by the tightening string. Remarkably, Philo's comment that "its construction is similar to that of clocks" indicates that such escapement mechanisms were already integrated in ancient water clocks. In China, the Tang dynasty Buddhist monk Yi Xing along with government official Liang Lingzan made the escapement in 723 (or 725) to the workings of a water-powered armillary sphere and clock drive, which was the world's first clockwork escapement.
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Their unusually high center of gravity relative to the handles will cause the jars to display the properties of the tipping-vessel as described in the Xunzi, namely, that it "slants when empty, stands upright when half-full, and tips over when full". The use of the vessel in irrigation "was driven by its ability to deliver a constant, low-flow stream of water, without the attention of the farmer, who held strings attached to the handles while the jugs tipped over of themselves" (2007: 163). Fried speculates that advances in agricultural technology, such as the introduction of the water-raising well-sweep into China around the 5th century BCE (Needham and Wang 1962: 334), may have caused farmers to discontinue using the ceramic tipping-vessels for irrigation. In the second hypothetical stage of the tipping-zhi or qiqi is substantiated by early Chinese texts.
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Dorothy finds the witch's Golden Cap and summons the Winged Monkeys to carry her and her friends back to the Emerald City. The King of the Winged Monkeys tells how he and his band are bound by an enchantment to the cap by the sorceress Gayelette from the North, and that Dorothy may use it to summon them two more times. When Dorothy and her friends meet the Wizard again, Toto tips over a screen in a corner of the throne room that reveals the Wizard, who sadly explains he is a humbug—an ordinary old man who, by a hot air balloon, came to Oz long ago from Omaha. He provides the Scarecrow with a head full of bran, pins, and needles ("a lot of bran-new brains"), the Tin Woodman with a silk heart stuffed with sawdust, and the Lion a potion of "courage".
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For the most part Khalfoun and cinematographer Maxime Alexandre pull it off, although the technique more than once tips over from inventively arty to film-school-grad pretentious. Slasher-movie fans, however, need not be put off by the stylized camera work and arty patina: this is down and dirty genre filmmaking, and the various slaughters, excruciatingly detailed scalpings and other atrocities are no less gruesome because of the highfalutin approach... The movie is essentially a sadistic art-house bloodbath, with opera music and ballet dancers and funky little art galleries." A reviewer for SciFiNow praised the film's "fresh and challenging approach" and said, "Khalfoun's version is arguably a more troubling piece of work than its predecessor. By forcing us to see through the eyes of a man who brutally murders women, the issues of voyeurism and misogyny rear their ugly heads before you've even settled in... Maniac is certainly brutal and gory, but it's the manner in which the violence is presented that really turns the stomach.
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As the murder took place during rush hour in one of Brussels' busiest places, a major commuter train station serving the downtown core area, there were hundreds of people present at the station. However, nobody intervened to prevent the crime or to intercept the suspects. Police ultimately interviewed thousands of commuters at Central station over the next day in the hope of obtaining more clues as to the identity of the perpetrators. vrtnieuws.be, La police recherche les meurtriers de Joe, 14 April 2006 Both suspects (plus, perhaps, the murderer's 24-year-old elder brother) had been recorded on very clear CCTV footage in front on the Central Station. One week after the murder, on 19 April, the Brussels police issued a description and a police artist's drawing (identikit) of the two principal suspects as well as some CCTV footage taken by the station's security cameras. vrtnieuws.net, Tips over roofmoord in station stromen toe, 19 April 2006.vrtnieuws.net, Police release footage of killers, 19 April 2006. According to news website HLN.
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