EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. — A seaplane was waddling toward the runway.
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Too much heartburn and rib kicking, and I'm sick of waddling!!!
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There's just something about their adorable, waddling little bodies, isn't there?
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"I've been waddling for a good long time," one waddler wrote.
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The waddling, honking, and flapping all seemed properly goose-like to me.
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Mr. President continues waddling, protecting the newly hatched eggs with his entire frame.
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Her great-granddaughter Brynleigh, 2, enjoys waddling through the aisles and admiring toys.
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The birds aren't shy, waddling right up to inspect visitors by the jetty.
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Unfortunately, the drama was short-lived with the little guy waddling away quickly.
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"She said she's been waddling around everywhere and is super tired," says a source.
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But seriously, if you see the hardcore goose waddling around, call your local authorities.
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Plus, it was a treat to dress elegantly after waddling around for weeks on end.
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Waddling, it turns out, is just as much fun, if not more, than bombing things.
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Animal lovers found them waddling around and brought them into the hospital Ramat Gan zoo.
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This long-haired sweetie can often be spotted waddling around in the back of Kylie's snaps.
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I've started waddling over the last week or so, and it's made me move even slower.
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A sea lion was captured waddling around San Diego, California, on Sunday after a major storm.
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Now they're inseparable, constantly waddling around together and going for swims in the Macquarie Island exhibit.
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But these poor defenseless humans, waddling around this part of New York, are being captured for... what?
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He comes waddling through with Circe, holding an orange that he carried all the way from Ethiopia.
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Tobu Zoo announced Grape had fallen ill, and wouldn't be waddling around on display for a few days.
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Their chick — called Sphengic — hatched in October and is now waddling around its ice enclosure near the harbor.
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They are teeming with small black and white penguins, waddling across the rocks and dropping into the ocean.
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The shutdown wouldn&apost be immediate, allowing users to continue waddling, dancing, and throwing snowballs as sentient penguins.
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The ducks appeared to be safe and uninjured, Hurst said, and are now back to their regularly scheduled waddling.
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Waddling around when you're sore after sex is about as fun as having sore muscles after a tough workout.
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I feel a little bit young and right now I'm waddling and so I don't know how iconic this.
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Which is a shame, because it's not a complicated problem, even on a hypothetical team of waddling porcine sluggers.
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The researchers' aim was to determine whether the species' distinctive waddling gait changed with variations in its body mass.
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A Pikachu on my shoulder, a giant Onix towering over me, a Psyduck waddling through a patch of grass.
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If they won't leave you alone, a spray of water or a loud noise might send them waddling away.
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Waddling my way through to the back where roller skating space was, I finally hit peak 1970s disco vibes.
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As he cut confidently through the air, I felt like a penguin in his arms, flightless and waddling pathetically.
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I feel a little bit young and right now I'm waddling and so I don't know how iconic this is.
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I laugh every time I see one waddling around, their bobbing heads too big for their dumb, poorly-balanced bodies.
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You might look like Batman because of the suit, but in reality, you feel like the Penguin: awkward and waddling.
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After waddling through the open gate, I heard a rustle of notebook paper, and I realized I had a list.
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Now the chick of a gay penguin union is waddling around an ice enclosure by the touristy docks in Sydney.
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This little wombat attracted global attention due to a video of him waddling down a secluded beach on the Tasmanian island.
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He hates the snow, finds his own waddling ridiculous, and wishes the other penguins would zip it already with the squawking.
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On Sunday, Shedd Aquarium in Chicago released a short but adorable clip of a resident waddling over to visit his neighbors.
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One standing upright, one turning its not-face to the ground, and one waddling along, they do look like a happy bunch.
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We want to yell "Turn around!" as much as we want Kelly to remain oblivious to the disruption waddling joyfully toward him.
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Neighborhood Joint 58 Photos View Slide Show ' "Are you in line?" customers kept asking, waddling into a mass of puffy winter coats.
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In this waddling package is a bold bird who thinks of himself as human and he isn't afraid to challenge other men.
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Combined with greater use of dynamic pricing, the duck curve could come to resemble a gliding seabird rather than a waddling waterfowl.
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We will miss seeing Mert waddling around as if he owned the place; and in reality, he owned the hearts of millions.
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Opera singer Nick Allen, during a trip to Antarctica, decided to start singing an impromptu piece to an audience of waddling penguins.
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I think I'd scream the first time I saw an ant the size of a two-story house waddling in my direction.
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To some, the waddling geese were as much a part of the baseball scene here as the crack of balls meeting bats.
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After a week of waddling around the zoo, each fluffy chick weighs around 100 grams and is close to 5 inches in length.
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"Waddling amplitude, leaning amplitude and leaning angle all remained fairly constant across the two body masses," the study, published on PLoS ONE, concluded.
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Despite the raucous presence of geese waddling on a front lawn or two, Sands Point conveys a Garbo-esque attitude of elegant aloofness.
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His reputation, however, resides in earthly paradise, with two blockbuster exhibitions this year, drawing tens of thousands to admire his slavering, fluttering, waddling abominations.
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I have to eventually, waddling up now swollen to the latrine another patient dug, yelling, half-assed, like a kid acutely embarrassed by fun.
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Waddling the half block back to my apartment I tried to piece together what part of the new diet had caused me to shit myself.
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Once you get passed it's shiny plastic coat, the damn thing is surprisingly lifelike, waddling around awkwardly like a young pup still getting its bearings.
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Past trainspotting animals include a cow walking through Rosewood station and a turtle waddling onto the tracks in Wellington Point, according to the rail authority.
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They were waddling, pecking and paddling their way around Broad Channel, Queens, before heading back to the eastern shores of the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge.
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How and why a goose is waddling around with a written out to-do list is beyond me, but it's best not to ask questions here.
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The model also shared footage of the canine waddling towards her as her mother Vilailuck, who is also nicknamed Pepper, calls it by their shared name.
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Here, a ceramic bowl is encircled by waddling geese (evoking the nursery rhyme), and a late-18th-century tall-case clock has its own audio component.
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I stood up and staggered around, left and right, waddling like a pregnant gorilla with a problem, hoping to jostle the little bit out of place.
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Trilobites The discovery of two extinct penguin subspecies in New Zealand is a cautionary tale of the threats faced by the waddling birds in the wild.
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New Zealand's blue-feathered korora -- or little penguins -- are more comfortable at sea than waddling on land, where the perils of cars, dogs and inquisitive humans await.
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Playing to those with mouth sound ASMR triggers, this video features different turtles waddling up to a microphone to nosh on the food held beside the gadget.
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Rather than by waddling across a floor, or revealing a hidden, penetrating tongue as it did initially, the creature wrong foots us by contravening video game logic.
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An otherwise lackluster keynote ended with a bang when Sony unveiled a half dozen of the latest Aibo models, all sitting and waddling, as curious puppies do.
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Perhaps that's why I keep coming back to this video of a penguin waddling around the halls of an aquarium, perusing its exhibits like a human being.
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Perhaps that's why I keep coming back to this video of a penguin waddling around the halls of an aquarium, perusing its exhibits like a human being.
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To the delight of local birdwatchers, the throuple—as polyamorous people would dub a relationship between three partners—were regularly spotted waddling around Waimanu Lagoon with their infants.
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Long before my son was a confident walker, he went waddling around the house with his little fingers clutching the vaguely anthropomorphized handle affixed to the YBIKE's seat.
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Canada's University of Waterloo, which is home to a fairly large goose population, uses a digital tracker called Goose Watch to help students avoid their aggressive waddling neighbors.
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But if the waters freeze up behind them, they become stranded and lose orientation, moving inland toward the forest, instead of waddling back to the ocean, Fitzgerald said.
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Still, the cold remained a concern as we set out, although Ms. Haberli assured us that our labored, ducklike waddling over the snow would soon warm us up.
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I was 180 pounds at my heaviest, 10 pounds larger than I'd be a decade later, waddling into the maternity ward at nine months and eight days pregnant.
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Halszkaraptor's hips and legs were also oriented more forward, shifting the center of gravity forward and giving it an independently evolved waterfowl-like posture: erect and prone to waddling.
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If there was a mother of year award given out to water fowl, a Common Merganser mama duck wading and waddling around Bemidji, Minnesota, would certainly win the prize.
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As much as we love imagining Reynolds getting into a giant yellow suit and waddling around for the whole movie, the character is apparently going to be motion capture.
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She may not have been waddling around with swelling breasts, but she was preparing us both for motherhood, reading books about what to expect and shouting out the highlights.
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It feels like we know them because whether or not we realize, we have been part of their transition from little baby to waddling toddler to walking, talking kids.
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Just look at these two waddling lovebirds: my aunt just came back from South Africa and she sent me this video she took of this lil penguin couple 😭 pic.twitter.
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We didn't have to look for nature our first morning on Bitter Guana Cay; it came waddling over to us in the form of three-foot-long Exuma Island iguanas.
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The first picture shows the matriarch and her crew of 13 children waddling through the hall as staff guide them with old signage in case they stray from their annual path.
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Nothing is worse than layering on a million items of clothing during the freezing cold winter, waddling outside looking like a snowman and then immediately start sweating the second you walk indoors.
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"Since its near the time of having the baby we're just gonna be mellow, because there's no way I'm gonna be like waddling around trying to cook for 80 people," she says.
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POPPER'S PENGUINS' These musical theater stars won't dance or tap, but you can expect plenty of waddling: They're the creatures of the title, incarnated in life-size puppets designed by Nick Barnes.
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There is a slightly younger child waddling around all day in a full Adidas tracksuit, and I am obligated to write down that even the toddlers at Hypefest are rich and beautiful.
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Yes, a new mom is bound to be a sleepier, more forgetful, slightly crankier — and, if she's a birth mother, a sore and waddling and possibly pee-sneezing — version of her former self.
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And two years ago, a goose spent a week waddling around Orange County with an arrow in its neck before it was taken to an animal hospital for surgery and ultimately died from complications.
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When the goose is in full chaos mode, waddling away from the gardener who just wants his keys back, the piano tune plays out in full, encouraging the player to keep up the shenanigans.
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According to the state Fish and Game Department, bears are "waddling fat" -- near the peak of their weight -- at this time of year as they prepare to hibernate in their dens during the winter.
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Past winners have had hair sticking out in odd places, a penguin-like way of waddling or a shortened spine, but deep down -- way, way, deep down -- they're just as lovable as any other pooch.
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POPPER'S PENGUINS' (Saturday and Sunday) These musical theater stars don't dance or tap, but you can expect plenty of waddling: They're the creatures of the title, incarnated in life-size puppets designed by Nick Barnes.
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The Redwood City Fire Department announced on social media on Sunday that they had helped rescue a baby seal — whom they affectionately named Santos — after a citizen found him waddling around a local parking structure.
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HILLSDALE, N.J. — In some neighborhoods of this placid New Jersey borough in Bergen County, they are seemingly everywhere — waddling by the dozen in the road, perched on car roofs, pecking at the tires of delivery trucks.
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I envisioned myself waddling down the aisle, busting at the seams of my silk-crepe gown like Bruce Banner metamorphosing into the Hulk, buttons flying in all directions as my guests shrieked and ran for cover.
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She was a big-bottomed woman, her hair streaked blond and red, and Dom had no trouble imagining her waddling through grocery stores, flipping through her binder in search of discounted moisturizers, cereals, and hair dyes.
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During a ceremony at sunrise, the waddling prophet is retrieved from his heated home inside a mock tree stump and hoisted heavenward by top-hatted helpers who interpret his gestures to make a prediction while thousands watch.
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Horizon is set in our future, but something's gone wrong in its past, some event resetting humanity's technological advances, and driving us back to the bronze age — albeit a bronze age with huge robot dinosaurs waddling around.
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But the show, directed by Emma Earle and designed by Zoe Squire, does offer visual surprises — Mr. Popper's fantasies materialize on fabric pulled from paint cans — and often involves its young audience (especially in that waddling finale).
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It began as the 2018 breeding season kicked off and staff noticed the two penguins' increased interactions, waddling and taking swims together, as well as little piles of ice pebbles appearing, signs of the beginnings of nest making.
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I had joined Mr. Aitken on his first dive to his destination artwork on a sunny day this month, a scuba novice waddling in my fins down steps outside the grand Catalina Casino, straight into the Pacific Ocean.
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Narrated by actor Sam Neill, you'll catch glimpses of Snares Islands penguins waddling along a coast, sheep assembling along the country's lush greenery and serene mountains that "the land of the long white cloud" seems to be abounded with.
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Here's a quick look at Sphen and Magic and their nest: The duo has been spending a lot of time together, waddling around the exhibit and going for swims, but the clearest sign of their love was their nest.
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Ms. Missoni's daughter, Margherita, who recently introduced a children's wear line, was holding court in one corner, while her son Francesco was chatting in another, his English bulldog, Johnny, waddling among the guests as he had during the show.
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I missed the first one because I'd been watching live basketball in thick indoor heat for going on four straight hours, and a toddler waddling by in crisp Cement 22013s fractured my hoop glaze at just the wrong time.
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To protect these animals from further harm and help repair their current population numbers, it's important to support conservation causes and be informed about all the types of penguins that are waddling across our world and the fascinating things they do.
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Although the museum, which exhibited his blockbuster 2011 retrospective, All, was closed for the day, the area was teeming with waddling Central Park tourists, street vendors sweating over hot grills, and an old man singing "Lean on Me" for change.
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If they would wear loose clothes, accustom themselves to breathe softly instead of panting, walk with dignity instead of rolling or waddling, and be unobtrusive in the colors they wear, half of the unpleasantness of too much fat would be avoided.
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And if anyone could defend what was left of our rights, it was our own fierce Eleanor, of whom even the platoons of Canada geese who patrolled our neighborhood—the pit bulls, one might say, of the waddling world—were afraid.
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But the any-momentness is something real-life pregnant people can't seem to stop being aware of, as they count each passing day by waddling trips to the bathroom and kicks to the ribs, neither of which distracts from the Is it happening?
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If Formula One cars resemble those crazy birds-of-paradise, subject to the whims of evolution, the Roborace car looks like a fish you'd find waddling around a cave—built to fit a world that has little in common with the one humans know.
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I am, however, opposed to labeling the entire cuisine of a sprawling, diverse country as "unhealthy" and suggesting that the half-million people of Chinese descent living in New York have all been waddling around, bloated and puffy-eyed, waiting for a white wellness savior.
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For convenience, they ripped its aesthetic right out of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and they kept the main character neutral by making it little more than a gray foam wedge waddling across a retooled version of early '90s Hyrule.
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We awoke this morning to dramatic pictures of the North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un waddling through the Peace Village of Panmunjom in the Korean demilitarized zone toward the raised stone line marking the armistice line (and de facto) border between the two Koreas.
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But Halszkaraptor is very real, very informative, and very damn weird, and while it would be endlessly amusing to see an army of quacking Danger Swans waddling after Chris Pratt in the next installment of Jurassic World, these odd ducks don't seem like they'd make the cut.
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Just then, Louisa Kettering comes out of her house across the street to put out her recycling.. Her dark hair is windswept and she looks harried—still in her office clothes, with a pair of house-slippers on her feet, waddling over to the green wheelie-bins.
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" 'She feels weird even announcing this at all, and would rather wait until her child heads off to college to tell anyone, but she figures she should probably share this news before someone sees her waddling around with her mid-section protruding and announces it first,' " adds the actress, 37.
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Four feet tall, the stars of "March of the Penguins," they incubate their eggs in the Antarctic winter as far as a hundred miles from the sea, the males huddling together for warmth, the females waddling or tobogganing to open water for food, every one of them as heroic as Shackleton.
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The footage really is very candid: Kanye West smiles for almost four whole minutes, Saint West vomits and his big sis North cleans it up (it would be disgusting if it weren't so freaking cute), and Kim K walks backward to guide a freshly waddling baby Saint in 6-inch heels (How, Sway?!).
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Even if you don't know how to ski or are not a fan of winter sports, it's well worth the visit just to see the sheer oddity of a ski slope inside an enormous shopping mall in one of the hottest inhabited cities on earth — and also to see the penguins waddling around.
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Your walk can go from 2Pac's "Put a little twist in her hips 'cause I'm watching" to the waddling penguins of Happy Feet in a matter of weeks, your bra size get supersized, and your expanding belly means that you have to say au revoir to a whole host of other body parts (anyone else miss their ankles?).
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After sighing that all the other characters and conflicts were "all as exciting as last year's weather reports," writer John Simon acknowledges: Rather more can be said for the two robots that steal the show: one humanoid, British-accented, and with an Edward Everett Horton persona; the other, a kind of mobile electronic trash can, all nervous beeps and hearty bloops, waddling along in vintage Mickey Rooney style.
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Despite his later indignities and misdeeds, the Marlon Brando that exists in the public imagination is still the cultural icon, civil rights activist, game-changing screen actor and all-round glorious maverick; his defining image has always remained the one of him looking ripped and unflappable in A Streetcar Named Desire rather than the bloated has-been waddling about in the half-light in one of his mediocre late-career movies.
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As for the ingrate blue jay inherently dapper dappled in Brooks Brothers plumage whose wing wicked resplendent lit in a freak fir fire involving one rosy-cheeked waddling toddler two schnockered green parents & the tiniest sparkler in the world as for that guy who pompous in flight one 4th of July dove nose first at a beatific swallow as if there in the unfettered night existed some backwoods design shortcut to heaven feathered leprechaun leading to a landfill of blinding gold bullion life- changing light chased & chastened as a sin committed to awaken misplaced repentance As for consequence best not to ask about the jay's final flight eight-foot dumb luck grace a glide straight into the man- made lake where the ingrate treaded water like an easy metaphor unburdened as he was wing fired heir to an airless air breezy lean that screamed walking desire Marcus Wicker's most recent collection is Silencer.
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