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A bat flittered through the trees and out again without touching a twig.
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Whoever filmed the incident followed the chair, as it flittered towards a busy highway below.
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For a moment, that flittered away as his teammates helped him off the court and he went into the locker room.
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That caused a sharp pullback in construction lending by mainstream banks and once rampant buying interest from Chinese flittered away, hitting developers and opening up a funding gap.
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It flittered across underground newspapers and teen-gossip rags and lifestyle glossies and quickie paperback bios and radio interviews and industry-promo artifacts stacked near the cash registers and hazy orally transmitted lore of dubious provenance.
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CLEVELAND — The balloon drop, at least, went well for Donald J. Trump — a glorious cascade of color, released from the rafters, that flittered around the beaming billionaire after he was confirmed as the Republican presidential nominee in an arena packed with roaring supporters on Thursday night.
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When combined with its Chinese sister company, Douyin, TikTok had 680 million monthly active users as of February, according to internal documents uncovered by eMarketer, and it's flittered in and out of the No. 1 spot among popular free apps in Apple's App Store in November.
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Liu flittered around the south of the Yangtze River (Jiangnan) later. He met Mo Houguang, a Confucian tutor, in Songjiang and was given instruction in storytelling. Improved with practice, Liu's performance won wide admiration. He was active in Nanjing since the 1620s, and was frequently invited by contemporary gentry.
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The first winner of the event was Shannon Water from Perry Barr. The event was suspended after the 1972 running until 1983 due to the fact that the track flittered in and out of NGRC status. Derek Pugh a former Monmore trainer purchased the track and introduced the popular Cradley sales trials during the eighties as the auctioneers Hall, Wateridge and Owen held regular events. The Bridgewater family also had a stake in the company and despite the limitations of the venue there were eight bookmakers, a manual tote and automatic ray timing.
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A jet pack wearing hero on the cover of Amazing Stories, August 1928. The cover illustrates The Skylark of Space. The concept of jet packs appeared in popular culture, particularly science fiction, long before the technology became practical. Perhaps the first appearance was in pulp magazines. The 1896 novel The Country of the Pointed Firs mentions a "fog-shaped" man hovering low with a "the look of a pack on his back" who "flittered away out o' sight like a leaf the wind takes with it". The 1928 cover of Amazing Stories featured a man flying with a jet pack.
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