We watched multiple panda couples flail about and fight instead of copulating.
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"He was starting to flail about and get extremely panicked," MacDonald said.
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He says I snore and flail about; I don't like that he gets up later than I do.
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She said she was scared but knew she couldn't flail about if she wanted to make it out safely.
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The game takes place in an 8-bit arena-esc basketball court; you flail about trying to be the best, and "boomshakalaka"' your way to victory.
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This one's a little looser than those, but it's still the sort of mob-centric crime film that Scorsese makes seem so easy, where so many other directors flail about.
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"His legs flail about as if independent from his body!" shouts a disturbed Chandler in a 1998 episode of "Friends," explaining why Michael Flatley "scares the bejesus" out of him.
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Regardless, it'll likely be a wonderful sedan or hatchback, and only a few cantankerous Subaru fanatics will flail about with fury over the lack of a manual gearbox (including me).
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To the consternation of travellers who are not thrilled at the prospect of having their seat neighbours turn and flail about in a fantasyland, in-flight virtual reality is only getting started.
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I can't help but picture Wall-E style self-propelled mechanical post-natal wombs ferrying people around as they flail about with their arms, but hopefully that's not what we'll get out of this.
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After decades of treating conservatives as a threat and emboldening those who would disrupt, often riotously, conservative events, schools are desperately searching for sympathy as they flail about trying to control the chaos they have created.
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Watching his guests flail about the sloping floors of his tilted house provides constant entertainment for the lord of the manor, who collects precious dolls like the life-size puppet found in pieces outside in the snow.
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Our lucky feline is so overwhelmed with the idea of having a piece of furniture of its own, the only thing the young cat can do is flail about like a drunken spider, mouth agape in frantic happiness.
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As he puts it: Our wide-ranging interviews and psychological experiments have uncovered not a "clash of civilisations"…but civilisation's unravelling, as young people unmoored from traditions flail about in search of a social identity that gives personal significance and glory.
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Broad City returned for its third season on Wednesday, February 17, throwing us back into the messy world of Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer's stoned heroines and allowing us to bear witness as they continued to flail about New York City.
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It sounded scary, I'm not even good at regular sports, and also this was a group event and I wasn't fully into the idea of 30 members of the media and a few professional skydivers watching me flail about in a clear wind tunnel, mouthing get me the fuck out of here.
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Notebook As hapless as the news media and the Washington establishment have at times appeared as they flail about in the political tempest wrought by Donald Trump, there is another group in the 2016 election cycle that has come off looking at least as bewildered: the campaign gurus of Trump's Republican opponents.
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I don't just mean the sun-dipped Italian countryside where Elio and Oliver spend languid summer days around the pool, or Luca Guadagnino's delicate direction, or the stunning performances at the center of the film, or even the simple joy of watching Armie Hammer flail about to The Psychedelic Furs at the town disco.
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As they flail about for a candidate to face off against President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE, they should recognize that Corbyn's crushing defeat had as much, if not more, to do with policies that are akin to those of the Democratic Party's far left than it did with Brexit.
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This snake is generally not aggressive, although younger specimens have been known to strike when cornered. If handled, it will often flail about wildly to try to escape and release a foul-smelling musk from its cloaca.
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Apparently aiming at some sort of fable about winning and losing in American culture, filmmakers flail about trying to establish a tone that never materializes, and an array of good actors is left with nothing coherent to play."McCarthy, Todd (May 17, 1995). "Film Reviews: Destiny Turns on the Radio". Variety. 37. Gene Siskel of the Chicago Tribune awarded 1 star out of 4 and called the film "A major disappointment considering the presence of 'Pulp Fiction' director Quentin Tarantino as one of the co-stars of a road picture that leads to Las Vegas.
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In a ritual the loa are called down by the houngan (priest), mambo (priestess), or the bokor and the caplata (sorcerers and witches) to take part in the service, receive offerings, and grant requests. The loa arrive in the peristyle (ritual space) by mounting (possessing) a horse (ritualist) in Creole referred as "Chwal"—who is said to be "ridden". This can be quite a violent occurrence as the participant can flail about or convulse before falling to the ground, but some loa, such as Ayizan, will mount their "horses" very quietly. Certain loa display very distinctive behavior by which they can be recognized, specific phrases, and specific actions.
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" Jay Lustig of The Star-Ledger concluded that the album's split personality was reflected in the show naturally enough. However, Barbara Ellen of The Observer wrote, "Another irritant is the much-trumpeted 'duality' nonsense with Sasha Fierce, Beyoncé's alter-ego for her latest album. All 'Sasha' does here is flail about in a video, no different from regular Beyoncé, except for a gold dress and a hairdo that veers dangerously towards Liberace." Similarly, Ann Powers from the Los Angeles Times wrote that the only thing which was not fully realized was the show's "overarching" theme, "Beyonce meant to represent herself as a split personality, tender and open on the one hand, indomitable and rather scary on the other.
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When Finn tries to use them, his strength is enhanced to the point that even moving his hands generates more momentum than he can resist, causing him to flail about randomly in an attempt to stop himself. Aside from his busters, Junko occasionally wields a cruiser-grade energy cannon as a handheld weapon and, like Finn, uses the Condors energy cannons during ship-to-ship combat. For flight, Junko uses an Air Skimmer III EL. This model sacrifices speed and maneuverability for more combat-oriented items, such as missiles and armor. The vehicle comes equipped with eight crystal "little birdie" missiles and eight crystal "turkey burps" launched via catapult or trap door.
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There's plenty of screaming and running while arms flail about, and even the obligatory message bit is given a healthy dose of 'yeah, yeah, yeah.' Your car ride back from the theater won't be a quiet one, but sometimes it's good to have a sugary treat." Dave McGinn of The Globe and Mail gave the film two out of four stars, saying "Unfortunately, the film promises more fun and laughs than it delivers, and this meal tastes like too many that have gone before it." Bill Goodykoontz of The Arizona Republic gave the film four out of five stars, saying "It's the rare sequel that takes the spirit of the original and runs with it, coming up with something uniquely good in its own right.
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