The protester then wheels around and pushes the other man.
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And Pelosi kind of wheels around, she stops in her tracks.
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And Pelosi kind of wheels around, she stops in her tracks.
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The colorful wheels around the platforms are actually molds for things like wings and magic potions.
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But ultimately she ends up homeless and selling cups of coffee out of a shopping cart she wheels around Seattle.
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At Independence Middle School in Cleveland, principal Kevin Jakub pushes a stand-up desk on wheels around the school all day.
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Wearing worker denims and soft shoes, the now 60-year-old king of the scene wheels around unselfconsciously and somewhat discordantly.
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The best parts of the new film, by a long stretch, are the flying sequences, in which Dumbo wheels around inside the tent.
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A guard at a private beach by night, on weekends he wheels around his boat-shaped snack cart that he built with his father.
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At the last second, she hears Bill cock his own gun in the dark, and she wheels around to fire, her hand suddenly sure.
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For this reason turning a man can mean an excellent chance to catch him with a hard blow through the front of the guard as he wheels around.
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The low-gravity environment makes driving on wheels around the asteroid impractical, so the rovers move by leaping up to 40 feet at a time, in roughly 15-minute increments.
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Lorenzo showed this week that he was back on form, however, by clocking the fastest ever lap on two wheels around Malaysia's Sepang track to end the three-day test with the top time.
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"It is a measure of how bad relations have been that the child I watched biking with training wheels around the embassy grounds is now 27 and living abroad," Mr. Bradley said, referring to his son.
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Robotics engineer and YouTube creator James Bruton has teamed up with University of Portsmouth students to create a robot that fights humans in real life while they're playing in VR. The robot wheels around on a wooden base, and has pneumatic punching arms made from 3D-printed parts and foot pumps.
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Action movies used to be full of scenes of glorious bullshit like that flying split: Consider the original Hard Target, where Van Damme stands on his motorcycle like it's a surfboard, jumps over an oncoming van full of bad guys, and then wheels around and shoots the van so that it explodes.
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We want them to invest them in Lebanon and we want also to invest in Saudi because we have a lot of capital also, and you have the Lebanese diaspora also, that is all over the world that when you go to London when you go to France, you see them you talk to them and they're willing to come and invest but they need the right stability and the right reforms, if they see that we're doing all of this then it's only a matter of time before they turn the wheels around.
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The MH2 was a fully faired version that used Ceriani forks, Brembo brakes and EPM wheels. Around 300 units were produced in 1980-1981, many going to Germany where the machine was given cult status.
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They possess magical powers with which they teach lessons and come to the rescue of Kitty and her friends. Cinnamoroll - A sweet, shy boy who runs a coffee shop on wheels around SanrioTown. His ability to fly using his big floppy ears comes in handy. Chococat - is a black cat with a red scarf.
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On its outward journey, it zig-zags right and left. Every time it changes direction, it lifts its head and wheels around to take a bearing on the sun. In addition, it has to remember how far it went on each straight run. When time to head for home, it has to sum all these data and come out with the precise direction needed.
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Small horizontal wheels at the front of the cars pressed against the vertical sections and guided the main wheels around corners. Power was provided via a third rail system attached to the top of the right vertical extension (as seen in the direction of travel). The vehicle body was extended upward and generally enlarged to form a van-like structure holding 31 passengers.Movers, pg.
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The boys run out of the castle to the pier, with the Monster still in pursuit. They climb into a small rowboat, while Stevens and Joan arrive and set the pier ablaze. The Monster wheels around into the flames (another continuity error, as the Monster is infamously afraid of fire and would not have walked into it), succumbing as the pier collapses into the water. Wilbur scolds Chick for not believing him.
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Detail of leather-strap suspension on a Concord Stage Coach Tombstone to Bisbee route In his 1861 book Roughing It, Mark Twain described the Concord stage's ride as like "a cradle on wheels". Around twenty years later in 1880 John Pleasant Gray recorded after travelling from Tucson to Tombstone on J.D. Kinnear's mail and express line: The horses were changed three times on the trip, normally completed in 17 hours.Richard D. Moore. Too Tough to Tame, p.
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The main concept and theme of the video is very eye catching and activating. The plot of the video wheels around highlighting the current problems and dilemmas confronted by Pakistan and later in the video the focus deflects on the past glorious accomplishments. Through the lyrics the message about a safer and stable future is given towards the end. The video unfolds with the images from deserted streets of the inner Lahore and disappointed faces of the children and young men.
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Cavendish crashed on stage one of the Tour de Pologne after a touch of wheels around a slow and sharp corner at roughly from the finish; he finished in last place. He was able to finish sixth on stage three, however. He eventually abandoned the race on stage six of the tour to focus on the European Road Championships, where he finished 31st. He was selected by Team Dimension Data to lead the team at the Deutschland Tour and to ride in the Tour of Britain.
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The path continues as a walking and equestrian trail from its northern terminus, with only pedestrians and horses allowed beyond the Arroyo Seco Stables. However, bicyclists can continue on the Kenneth Newell Bikeway along Arroyo Boulevard just to the east, a quiet residential street that continues north in the Arroyo Seco to the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena. LA Times: "Where to Spin Your Wheels Around L.A.", 4 June 1988. Arroyo Seco Trail Guide — Map From the path's southern terminus, the open air Heritage Square Museum and the Lummis House and gardens are nearby.
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The figure of the captain d'Albertis was certainly that of an original person, animated by a taste for challenges, discovery and exploration. In 1872, then at only twenty- six years of age he traveled the distance between his city, Genoa, and Turin using a wooden velocipede with metal wheels. Around the same time, the journey between the Ligurian capital and Nice was covered on foot and in record time. His first trip around the world - which would open a series of memorable circumnavigations especially in the Mediterranean Sea and along the coasts of Europe - did it in 1877.
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Initially called the Rambler Quadruple for its car-derived Rambler four-cylinder that produced . Development called for a switch to a Buda manufactured side-valve four-cylinder engine that was rated at , but actually producing at 1,800 rpm. The Quad had four-wheel drive and four-wheel brakes, as well as an innovative four-wheel steering system. This novel approach to steering allowed the rear wheels to track the front wheels around turns, such that the rear wheels did not have to dig new "ruts" on muddy curves because most roads of the day were unpaved and often badly rutted.
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Fuchsfelge AG was responsible for many technological advancements in the creation of automotive wheels around the late 1960s and early 1970s; notably the creation of the first forged wheel on behalf of Porsche, and the first series-production aluminium wheel, which was used on the 1972 Mercedes S-class. In contrast to the production of a standard 'cast' wheel, forged wheels such as Fuchs endure a much more complex engineering and construction process to ensure maximum strength and minimum weight. Proprietary to Otto Fuchs AG, this process is completed in 6 steps. Under a force of 4,000 tonnes, a cast aluminium block is initially forged into a rotationally symmetric piece.
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An extremely simple tractor, the 9N was fitted with the Ferguson system three-point hitch, a three-speed transmission, and featured footpegs instead of running boards. The 9N's relatively tall and wide-spaced front wheel design resulted in somewhat sluggish steering and reduced maneuverability compared to competing machines such as John Deere's Models A and B, and the Farmall "Letter series". The 9N had variable front track, a valuable feature for row-crop cultivation, via front half-axles that could be slid in and out and pinned in place. It also had variable rear track via the reversible offset of the rear wheel design (flipping the rear wheels around 180°, moving the formerly inboard side to the outboard side, widened the rear track).
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Librarians have appeared in interactive entertainment and in online mediums. They are often portrayed as guides and/or purveyors of knowledge who help the user progress within the game like in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim For instance, Monkey Island II: LeChuck's Revenge, a PC game from 1991, features a notably large library, complete with a female librarian who wheels around in her chair between shelves and shushes the protagonist. Then there is Stardew Valley an indie role-playing game released in 2016, features a town library and museum, staffed by Gunther, the museum curator. The museum is empty at the beginning of the game, and Gunther asks players to help fill it by donating artifacts and minerals and finding the library's lost books.
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These included rank or office insignia to be put under or on the sides of the shield. Examples of those insignia were two crossed batons under the shield for marshals, two crossed cannon under the shield for the director of the artillery branch, two towers in the dexter and sinister of the shield for the director of the engineering branch, a Greek cross under the shield for the director of the military health service and a collar with flaming grenades and cog-wheels around the shield for the director of the ordnance service. However, the present regulations include only achievements of arms for bodies. The heraldic flags used by the bodies of the Army are the flags to be flown, the standards (estandartes) and the pennants (flâmulas).
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