For example, Biles's balance beam dismount — a double twisting double back (two flips, two twists) — is the most difficult beam dismount being competed.
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"This dismount right here is the hardest dismount in the entire world," Nastia Liukin, a two-time balance-beam world champion, said on the NBC broadcast.
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But Biles's new dismount does not have such a landing.
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You literally have to reach escape velocity in order to dismount.
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"I could mount a horse and dismount a horse," Wells-Rody said.
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Samantha Peszek is contributing commentary to "The Daily Dismount," a digital program.
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Her dismount of beam routine was an amazing double backflip with two twists.
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Before my acrobatic dismount, I'd narrowly missed being brained by a lolling branch.
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Instead, The Good Place landed a tricky dismount with ease and a confident grin.
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Once he nailed his dismount, he fell into the arms of his delighted coach.
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The double-double beam dismount looks even better under the lights of #Stuttgart2019. pic.twitter.
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It ended when Mustafina nailed her dismount on her way to an eighth Olympic medal.
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Swing your other leg over and dismount gently — a hard jump can tear knee ligaments.
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Each of the infantrymen riding in the AAV will dismount with their M4 service rifle.
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Florida man jumps off surfboard and lands on shark Also known as a Volusia County Dismount.
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The soldiers again dismount, fanning out into the dense vegetation that encircles about half the village.
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The commissioner wobbled, questioning his life's purpose, but McGregor was still forced to dismount the cage.
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Some people dismount and walk, others choose to cross it on the back of their bike.
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Nikolai jumped down from his sleigh, ran to Natasha, and helped her dismount from her horse.
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Pros: Great low price, easy to mount and dismount, quiet operationCons: Computer is basic and limited
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Punish those mistakes more harshly instead of punishing Biles, who executes her new dismount with ease.
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Was the leak an intentional gesture or a flubbed dismount to close out an already rocky rollout?
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The biggest difference is the Stellar's step-through frame that makes it easier to mount and dismount.
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That's no sin, mind, but let's dismount with cash flow results to see if we are right.
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When the female repeatedly arches her back, the male knows he has to come and then dismount.
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Biles was the first person to nail the double-double dismount on the balance beam in competition.
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Raisman hit her double Arabian dismount for a 15.0; Hernandez gave a disciplined performance for a 15.15.0.
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Give the cat at least 24 hours to dismount on its own before going up after it.
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If public anger grows, Mr Xi will be riding a tiger from which he will struggle to dismount.
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She stuck her double pike dismount, helping her earn the best score of the weekend for the event.
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"If you're riding a dead horse, it's best to dismount," he told a House panel during its hearing.
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Simone Biles landed that insane double-double dismount and deservedly became the most decorated gymnast in the world.
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It makes ideal cover for an ambush, so they dismount and advance on foot before calling their vehicles forward.
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They continued north, crossing deserts where the sand was so deep they had to dismount and push their bikes.
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Shawn Johnson triumphed in Beijing in 2008 with a dismount that had one fewer twist than Biles's new move.
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KaRon sometimes bicycles around the neighborhood, although some hills are so steep she must dismount and walk up them.
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The clever step-through design allows you to mount and dismount without having to balance the bike's load, too.
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Dettori views that time as a key to victories that lead to his hands-in-the-air flying dismount.
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With this in mind, the WTC has assigned a "reasonable" difficulty value to the dismount, reflecting on these many aspects.
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"It&aposs a lot easier to dismount them than to remount them," a laughing Fisher said, adding: "Destruction is easy."
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He prepped for every step of the journey, even plotting how he'd mount and dismount the ladder on the moon.
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I can't imagine what Cruz felt as he landed the dismount that would secure him the gold medal of trolling.
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Still, Morgan Stanley is advising clients to "dismount" from the bull market because of slower economic and earnings growth ahead.
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"For a lot of us, this is the best part of the week," said Ms. Winson, still panting from a dismount.
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The second-season dismount of the Amazon show "One Mississippi" involves a woman's reaction to an important, sexually creepy male producer.
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In addition to the single gunner training system, there is also a convoy trainer for three vehicle crew members and a dismount.
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Naddour realized after Kuksenkov's shaky dismount that he was about to win the U.S. men's gymnastic's team their first medal in Rio.
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Bleeding, the 21-year army veteran ordered his comrades to dismount from the burning vehicle and take cover in a nearby building.
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I was gasping for air after only a few moments and had to dismount and walk, dragging those two wheels behind me.
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Earlier this month, she became the first gymnast to attempt and land a double-twisting, double somersault dismount off the balance beam.
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By stepping back on the board once its rolled to a standstill, the Pint's gyroscope deactivates, allowing you to safely dismount the rideable.
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Durango's sidewalks have dismount reminders, metal bike designs are on parking meters, and people move there just to be part of the culture.
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He's performed shows on a hoverboard, and, heroically, was subject to a police takedown at Los Angeles International Airport for refusing to dismount.
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She was also the first woman to even attempt a double-double dismount move in competition and nail it successfully, according to CNN.
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Douglas got lots of height on her release skills and hit her handstands, then stuck her double layout dismount to get a 15.766.
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Next up was the horse, where Danell Leyva slipped on the dismount, leading to another low score and seriously denting United States medal hopes.
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Jonathan Horton is the analyst on NBC's live streaming of gymnastics and is also on "The Daily Dismount," which is produced in Stamford, Conn.
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I dismount my dark horse, bend to you there, deliver youthe hard pull of all my thirsts—I learned Drink in a country of drought.
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The old city's narrow alleyways will force Iraqi troops to dismount from their armoured Humvees, making them easier prey for IS suicide-bombers and snipers.
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Alvarez wildly sprinted up and down the dugout with a raised fist as soon as Leyva had completed his routine with a double front dismount.
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Sit up like a toddler, place one hand on the hammock, one leg on the ground, prepare to dismount and … Fall flat on your face.
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Biles returns to the uneven bars with a harder dismount — a dizzying two flips and two twists in the tucked position that are unbelievably high.
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"Yellen gets an A+ for the largest policy dismount in its history," said David Grecsek, director of investment strategy and research at registered investment advisor Aspiriant.
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We don't know what a double-double dismount from the beam is, but Simone Biles just pulled it off, so we know it's a miracle already.
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Verniaiev's failure to win gold may even have come down to a small hop on his dismount from the high bar, where he was competing last.
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But just a few hours later, she completed the double-double dismount, so it doesn't seem as though the star is letting anything hold her back.
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But the difficulty value awarded last week to a her new beam dismount — a double twisting double back (two flips and two twists) — is causing controversy.
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On Friday, Simone Biles casually made history with a never-before-seen-move — a double-twisting somersault dismount off the balance beam — at the U.S. Gymnastic Championships.
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Immediately after Deng finished his routine, You Hao ended China's competition in the men's events by completing his parallel bars dismount with a fall and finishing last.
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Ivan Stretovich and Artur Dalaloyan built a solid lead for Russia with their high bar routines, leaving Nagornyy to seal the win when he stuck his dismount.
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But after launching into his double front somersault with half twist dismount, he crouched down on his landing before his feet simply gave away and he fell backwards.
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The 22-year-old just became the first gymnast to ever attempt and land a double-twisting, double somersault dismount off the balance beam, according to Team USA.
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But as the New York Times's Liriel Higa detailed: ... the international gymnastics federation last week deemed the Biles dismount a mere "H" skill, the same value as on floor.
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Women's gymnastics changed, gradually but unrelentingly, from a performance that emphasized perfection—the perfect dismount, the perfect body, the perfect girl—to something far more recognizable as a sport.
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By the time we reach (Ohio pretending to be) Toronto for the games, we see Hope kinda-sorta grow as a person, only to again collapse on the dismount.
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With Project Mounted Soldier, as the program involving over a dozen Army research and development teams is called, the aim is to prevent soldiers from having to dismount blind.
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However, if your hunch is correct, then your scholarly duo dismount the ship and begin their investigation—and this is where much of the appeal of the game lies.
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Unlike most gymnasts, who dismount onto a thick mat at the end of the beam, Francis performs a sideways flip from the beam's center, where the mat is shorter.
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Aside from her two floor moves and beam dismount, Biles also has an extremely difficult eponymous vault, which she first competed at last year's world championships in Doha, Qatar.
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However, when he almost stumbled off the mat from his double twisting-double layout somersault dismount, his medal hopes were dashed and he finished sixth out of the eight finalists.
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Ahead of her weekend victories, Biles made history once more by successfully landing the triple-double during her floor routine and then the double-double dismount on the balance beam.
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She had already made gymnastics history earlier in the week by successfully landing the triple-double during her floor routine and then the double-double dismount on the balance beam.
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According to the FIG Women's Technical Committee, that dismount is so difficult that athletes should, in short, be discouraged by the FIG from doing it by lowering its potential scoring value.
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The impressive move — named in part for Russian gymnast Natalia Yurchenko — involves a roundoff into the springboard, a back handspring onto the vault, and a piked double backflip on the dismount.
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A smooth dismount from years' worth of unprecedented interest rate manipulation is impossible due to the historic distortion of asset prices and record debt levels caused by these officially-sanctioned counterfeiters.
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But they ended up getting the attention of the Tour de France riders, who were forced to dismount their bikes and rinse out their eyes using water bottles and eye drops.
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In the Southwest, drones operated by Customs and Border Protection carry a radar system called Vader, or Vehicle and Dismount Exploitation Radar, which was initially used in Afghanistan to track insurgents.
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"I don't want to get on the line and then have to be like this," she said, imitating a gymnastics dismount, throwing her arms in the air and flipping her wrists.
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The incomparable Biles survived a balance check and made just a small hop on her dismount — one of the hardest in the world, a full-twisting double tuck — for a 15.3.
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Which is well deserved, after making history at the world championships by successfully landing the triple-double during her floor routine and then the double-double dismount on the balance beam.
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In response, Mail Online editor-at-large Piers Morgan penned a response for The Daily Mail telling the actress to "dismount from that high horse" and criticizing her for perpetuating beauty standards.
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"If they found that they shared a great-uncle or one of them had been a vassal to a similar king, they would dismount, hug each other and swear loyalty," he said.
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At the U.S. Gymnastics Championships on Friday, she achieved a double-twisting somersault dismount off the balance beam, which as the announcer points out, had never been attempted before in a competition.
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After completing her dismount, Biles's frustration was clear to see as the megawatt smile that had lit up the Rio Olympic Arena time and again over the past week failed to materialize.
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That did not come without controversy, though, as the International Gymnastics Federation assigned the double-double beam dismount a lower-than-expected difficulty rating, sparking outrage from both Biles and USA Gymnastics.
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In Rio that tally dwindled to just two bronzes - both in the team finals - with world champion You Hao's fall following his parallel bars dismount providing a candid snapshot of China's nightmare outing.
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"I observed 28500 Turkish 'Suit and tie' security personnel (one female and 6900 males) dismount their passenger van in an all-out sprint running directly toward the single female protestor," the agent wrote.
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"I observed 85033 Turkish 'Suit and tie' security personnel (one female and 6 males) dismount their passenger van in an all-out sprint running directly toward the single female protestor," the agent wrote.
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The impressive move — which involves a roundoff into the springboard, a back handspring onto the vault, and a piked double backflip on the dismount — has never been attempted by a woman in international competition.
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Known for getting angry with herself after mistakes, she responded with a significantly improved uneven bars set and executed her double-twisting double-somersault dismount to move slightly in front of Hurd halfway through.
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Once you arrive, you will dismount because the roads are very few and most of the locations you will be bivouacking are in the middle of nowhere and can only be reached by foot.
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"Short-term, this looks a little bit out over its skis, and when you're moving fast and you get out over your skis, sometimes you don't stick the dismount," Wolff said Thursday on "Power Lunch."
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In this respect it's a bit like Blaster Master, in which your pilot could dismount and explore caves in top-down fashion — an innovation that made the game one of my favorites for the system.
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The momentum built over the next two and a half hours, leading to the celebratory fist pump to his contingent of friends and family sitting in the first row after drilling his high-bar dismount.
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I mean it's great that there was a clearly a problem coming and the joke that I always make is if all these companies were Russian female gymnasts, they'd get a 10 on the dismount.
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When she's at her best, she's connecting skills one after another like this: Biles scored a commanding 15.433 on the beam after nailing her dismount (watch Biles's beam routine at NBC), a full-twisting double back.
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Many fans thought Russia's Nikolai Kuksenkov would bump out Naddour as he was the last pommel horse competitor, but after he messed up his dismount he shot to sixth place, leaving Naddour clear for the bronze.
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But, according to USA Gymnastics, it was Ohashi's routine on the balance beam — which featured a flip flop, flip flop, layout full twist and double pike dismount — that earned her a 15.333, her highest score that day.
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Needing 13.470 points for gold on the high bar, Nagornyy produced a clinical display to finish with a double twisting double straight dismount for a 14.466, which sparked wild celebrations from his team mates on the sidelines.
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The US gymnastics star was taking part in the world championships Saturday in Stuttgart, Germany, where during her floor exercise routine she landed a triple-double and then on the balance beam she nailed a double-double dismount.
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Northcutt tapped to an arm triangle from half guard before his opponent, Bryan Barberena could pass the guard and dismount to the side as is usually necessary to achieve full pressure on a kata-gatame style arm triangle.
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He has a hard time getting off it, though, and does a few circles before he can signal Boomer the Panther, patiently holding the basketball within a ring of fire under the net, to come and help him dismount.
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Uncoiling for the final time, he launched himself into his dismount and on nailing it he saluted the crowd with a raised fist, confident he would become the first Greek since Dimosthenis Tampakos in 2004 to win the rings.
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There's something risible about the idea of these two straight, well-intended, politically hapless women providing the dismount for a plea for equal rights while actual gay people have just been throwing gay-wedding cake all over each other.
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Four years after Uchimura's botched dismount from the pommel horse almost denied Japan a team medal in London, it looked as if the same apparatus would be their undoing again when Koji Yamamuro lost his grip and rolled off.
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Once Deng (14.400) and Lin (15.000) had completed their dismount, China knew it was game over as Zhang was left needing to do something that has never been done in gymnastics — score more than 18 points on an apparatus.
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After talking about breaking out of the expected life plan for a pageant queen from Arkansas, Chris guides her to the perfect dismount: He says he loves her line "I want someone to love me fiercely" from her breakup with Colton.
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More than a century before Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on an Alabama bus, Elizabeth Jennings, 24, shook up New York City when she refused to dismount a streetcar in 1854 because she was running late for church.
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Earlier this week, two of her signature moves — the triple-double and a double-double dismount from the balance beam — were named after her by USA Gymnastics (though the Federation of International Gymnastics needs to give approval before it's official).
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In the end, only two works of art were lost in the fire: a rosewood sideboard and a large oil painting by Sir William Beechey, "George III and the Prince of Wales Reviewing Troops," which was too difficult to dismount in time.
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China, in contrast, were languishing in fifth place with only two rotations remaining as a fall on the floor by Deng Shudi, was followed by You Hao stumbling off the crash mat completely when he over-rotated his dismount from the rings.
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An eighth grader, the eldest of three freckled, blond, almost farcically preppy brothers — Irish Catholic but still WASPier than the sons of Italians, Poles and Ukrainians who formed the backbone of the student body at our parochial school — he watched me dismount.
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The 22-year-old successfully landed her triple-twisting double backflip on floor exercise and her double-twisting double backflip balance beam dismount in the qualification round on Saturday, ensuring those skills would be named after her in the Code of Points.
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She explains not just the gymnastics world as a whole, but key details that distinguish this routine from that one—the elements of this dismount or that vault—and that mean the difference between winning and losing, and between an athlete being remembered or forgotten.
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Verniaiev raised his fist after completing his dismount with a wobble and clutched the Ukrainian badge on his vest as he urged the crowd to cheer him as he waited for his total to flash up on the giant screen in the Rio Olympic Arena.
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Four years after Uchimura's botched dismount from the same block of wood almost denied Japan a team medal at the London Games, it seemed as if their pommel horse curse had struck again when Koi Yamamuro lost his grip and rolled off the apparatus.
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"The tap itself isn't what wins a gymnast their points, but as the approach to every major skill on bars, from flips to pirouettes to the final dismount, it's the engine of any bar routine, like the backswing to a tennis stroke," Chalat wrote.
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It features a smaller, more commuter-friendly design anchored around three new features: the Maghandle (a fold-out magnetic carry handle), the Lightbar that serves as an LED notification and battery strip on the footrest, and a new optional dismount system for inexperienced riders, called Simplestop.
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"Some features, like navigation, tracking and forecast can be provided by a smartphone mounted on the handlebar, but this would require the user to mount and dismount their phone on the bike every time, open multiple apps, use the smartphone's battery and it's sensitive to weather conditions," he said.
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Ever since my first seizure as a teenager, I've soiled the plush carpet in a towering estate in Beverly Hills, I've seized on a snowy hillside of a quaint German city, and even executed a not so graceful dismount off a Stairmaster in a run down gym in Akron, Ohio.
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Their other routines were marred by a few crucial mistakes: Deng fell on his hand and stumbled during the floor exercise, You over-rotated on his dismount from the rings and ran off his mat to finish while Lin landed on his knee and stumbled forward in the vault event.
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It sits comfortably on my head and is well-vented enough that I leave it on for climbs, but when things get rocky, rooty, and generally sketchy, I feel confident that the full coverage and Spin technology will protect my brain if I do happen to make an unplanned dismount.
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Even though it looked deeply conventional on the ride and on the slam, we learn James was actually working at the bleeding edge of his athleticism the whole time, barely able to dismount after expending all that effort and imbalance in getting a ball around the hand of a larger defender.
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USA Gymnastics announced on Twitter that her triple-double — a windy move involving a double backflip and three twists — would be officially dubbed the "Biles II." This came after Biles successfully landed a triple-double during her floor routine and a double-double-dismount on the balance beam at the competition.
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That same year, USA Gymnastics announced that it would name the impossible move, which involves two double backflips and three twists, the "Biles II." As if the triple double wasn't enough, in the same competition Biles also made history by performing a double-double dismount on the balance beam, Refinery29 previously reported.
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For example, the utility of the forward hatches on the Churchill tank was that it allowed sappers or infantryman to dismount while protected, and this is incidentally the exact capability that Israel has developed on some of its specialist engineering vehicles derived from Centurion tanks, where there is a forward dismounting in the glacis plate.
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In its statement, the FIG even compared that dismount to the infamous Thomas Salto, banned from women's competition after an athlete was paralyzed attempting it in 1980: The direction of the FIG for the past two Olympic cycles has been to encourage the perfect execution and beautiful artistic performance, while continuing the development of the skills.
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He needed to go home to see his wife and child — he'd normally hitchhike, then take two multi-hour bus rides — and I needed his help navigating a civic festival in Guanacaste's capital city, Liberia, in which everyone rides their horses through the streets, and then to a bar where they don't have to dismount to grab a beer.
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Passengers must dismount outside the station; only the driver is allowed inside after strict ID and security checks […] One tourist who tried to buy a knife uploaded a video on how the knife was registered to the buyer's ID, the ID number was then laser-emblazoned onto the blade, and his face recognition recorded — Suhasini Haidar, in excellent travelogue piece in The Hindu.
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On display were biographies, prints and photographs of about 15 of the city's most rebellious women from the Victorian era: those like Elizabeth Jennings, below left, who in 1854 — more than a century before Rosa Parks — refused to dismount a streetcar because of her race; and Victoria Woodhull, below right, who in 1872 became the first woman ever to run for president.
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Biles's triple double (three twists, two flips, aka Biles II) on floor was passed by the governing body of world gymnastics as a J value skill -- the highest degree of difficulty -- without question, but the double double (two twists, two flips) dismount from beam was quickly reduced to an H. Out of context, the two letter values seem minor -- the J is worth a full point of difficulty, while the H carries 0.8 -- but in fact symbolize a gulf of difficulty: on Twitter, a fan pointed out that Biles' new skill was now only worth 0.1 points more than the commonly performed full-in (double tuck with a full twist).
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