Sometimes I'll be shaky and my mouth will get dry.
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" And, "The future of my favorite mayo from Hampton Creek seems to be shaky.
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If your confidence is based on external circumstances or validation, it will be shaky.
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Mallory McCree) is arrested on what seem to be shaky grounds, and Dar (F.
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Still, the new hacking stoked more doubts about a deal that was already said to be shaky.
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The future of the organization may be shaky but our commitment to our beloved genre is not.
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But in the absence of agreed terms or a monitoring mechanism, the truce was always going to be shaky.
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If, as Mr. Trumka suggested, support is eroding, then the president's hold on the Rust Belt would be shaky.
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When we met for coffee in a Beverly Hills hotel lobby, I found him to be shaky and depressed.
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NASA's InSight lander is revealing Mars to be shaky planet crawling with dust devils and shuddering with regular quakes.
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But a new study suggests that much of the evidence in favor of moderate drinking may be shaky at best.
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While Solo unquestionably leaves room for sequels, the film's box office take suggests the market for them could be shaky.
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His stature with critics may be shaky, but this program makes the case that there is artistry in his solipsism.
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That my phone was reporting a single bar of LTE connection, though, suggested my connection itself was going to be shaky.
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I think some went in with the expectation that the first year or two would be shaky and then things would clear up.
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The very fact that Time Warner shareholders elected in 2009 to voluntarily separate their operations reveals the government's simple theory to be shaky.
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But he ultimately had the last laugh when most of those tech companies' business models turned out to be shaky as a bunch of dancing hamsters.
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Many commentators have feared that Mr. van Zweden's commitment to new music will be shaky, or at least shakier than that of Alan Gilbert, the man he's succeeding.
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The uncertain atmosphere has caused Britain's job market to be shaky as a lot of companies are playing the wait-and-watch game on the politics surrounding the Brexit.
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Many areas of science, including psychology, are in the midst of a "replication crisis", in which solid-seeming results turn out to be shaky when the experiments are repeated.
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"I think Brexit is practically impossible because the old borders will be shaky and the UK has a Northern Ireland issue and a Scotland issue," Yanai told CNN Business.
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"I still be shaky about walking in the daytime, 'cause nowadays people don't care out here," he explains, adding that people are shooting during the day as well as at night.
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The Pixel 2 has been the subject of number of complaints from display problems to audio recording quality, while many (us included) have found the Pixel Buds' pairing issues to be shaky.
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Facebook tells me it foresees desktop streaming to be useful for activities like Q&As and vlogging where holding your phone in your hand might be shaky and annoying for both creators and viewers.
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App compatibility will still be shaky with apps that integrate into the Windows shell-like Dropbox, but Chromium is now being compiled natively for ARM and Microsoft is working on its own Edge browser that will be powered by Chromium.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - If you are looking for signs that the China-led surge in iron ore and steel prices is likely to fizzle, the fact that the share prices of producers are lagging miles behind is a strong indicator that the commodity rally may be shaky.
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Philadelphia was eliminated in the first round by the Toronto Maple Leafs in six games. He continued to be "shaky" at the beginning of the 1999–2000 season.
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As a Presbyterian minister, Baillie was critical of Congregationalism and targeted Cotton in his writings. He considered congregationalism to be "unscriptural and unworkable," and thought Cotton's opinions and conduct to be "shaky." Cotton's response to Baillie was The Way of Congregational Churches Cleared published in 1648. This work brings out more personal views of Cotton, particularly in regards to the Antinomian Controversy.
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For the lead role of Julien Davenne, Truffaut first wanted to cast actor Charles Denner, but he was not available. Because of the personal nature of the film and the character of Julien Davenne, Truffaut decided to play the part, stating that "this film is like a handwritten letter. If you write by hand, it isn’t perfect, the writing may be shaky, but it is you, your writing." . This decision was not simply taken because Truffaut embodied the character, but because Davenne’s obsession, what he does throughout the whole film, what defines him, that is, keeping the memory of the dead alive, refusing to forget them, linked in a way to the activity of the director.
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This is where the distinction between the logical and methodological sides of science becomes important. When an actual falsifier is proposed, the technology used is considered in details and, as described in section , an actual agreement is needed. This may require using a deeper empirical basis, hidden within the current empirical basis, to make sure that the properties or values used in the falsifier were obtained correctly ( gives some examples). Despite the fact that the empirical basis can be shaky, more comparable to a swamp than to a solid ground, the definition that is given above is simply the formalization of a natural requirement on scientific theories, without which, Popper says, the whole logical process of science would not be possible.
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As a concerned David fears for Emma's future (her hand continues to be shaky, and even Henry is worried), he comes to the conclusion that it's time to end the split sleeping Curse he and Snow has been under to support their daughter in her final battle. The Charmings plead with Regina to use the potion she has been testing out. Later on, Snow watches Regina and Zelena concoct the potion from a cauldron. Regina and Zelena then take their split hearts, dip them in the cauldron so the Curse can disappear, and place it back in their chests, but it turns out that The Evil Queen had it fail-safe, making it impossible for Regina to undo, causing Snow and David to both face the possibility that they will fall asleep under the Curse permanently by the end of that day.
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Most important of the ritual dances is the buklog which is performed on a platform at least 6–10 meters above the ground. The most expensive ritual of the Subanon, the buklog is held to commemorate a dead person, so that his acceptance into the spirit world may be facilitated, or to give thanks for a bountiful harvest, or to ask for such a harvest as well as other favors from the diwata. The whole structure of the buklog platform sways and appears to be shaky, but it is supported at the corners by upright posts. In the middle of the platform, a paglaw (central pole) passes through, with its base resting on a durugan, a hollow log 3 meters long and as thick as a coconut trunk which is laid horizontally on the ground, resting on a number of large empty earthen jars sunk into the earth.
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The two kept up an exchange of hyperbolic threats over a book that Whitney claimed Twain had borrowed, while Twain claimed the book belonged to Samuel Chenery Damon: > I am going chiefly, however, to eat the editor of the Commercial Advertiser > for saying I do not write the truth about the Hawaiian Islands, and for > exposing my highway robbery in carrying off Father Damen's book - History of > the Islands. I shall go there might hungry. Mr. Whitney is jealous of me > because I speak the truth so naturally, and he can't do it without taking > the lock-jaw. But he ought not to be jealous; he ought not to try to ruin me > because I am more virtuous than his is; I cannot help it - it is my nature > to be reliable, just as it is his to be shaky on matters of fact - we cannot > alter these natures - us leopards cannot change our spots.
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At one stage in the campaign, Miller raised the possibility of collecting tolls on the Don Valley Parkway and Gardiner Expressway. After criticism from other candidates, including John Tory who described it as "Highway Robbery", Miller dropped the suggestion. At the start of the campaign in early 2003, Barbara Hall led by a wide margin, with John Nunziata a distant second, while Miller and Tory initially had support in single digits. Miller's polling numbers stalled around 12-13% for most of 2003, but increased in October when front-runner Hall suddenly lost much of her support.Jennifer Lewington, "Hall leads race for mayor, poll shows", The Globe and Mail, May 3, 2003, A11; Bruce Demara, "Waiting for sparks to fly", Toronto Star, August 9, 2003, B04; "The Mayoral Race", The Globe and Mail, September 5, 2003, A1; Don Wanagas, "Hall's fear suggests lead may be shaky", October 7, 2003, A14; Vanessa Lu, "Miller vaults into close second place behind Hall", Toronto Star, October 11, 2003, A01; Don Wanagas, "Two-man race shaping up as Hall loses ground", National Post, October 21, 2003, A16. He first led a citywide poll on October 22, 2003, scoring 31% support against 29% for Hall and 23% for John Tory.James Cowan, "New poll gives Miller narrow lead", National Post, October 22, 2003, A18.
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