Their Frankenstein would rise from the table, only to keel over.
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Actually, I will keel over with happiness if I'm proven wrong.
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You could keel over from the heat in the those pits.
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How much exercise do you do so you don't keel over?
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Several protesters were seen to keel over from the intense heat and humidity.
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You look like you're going to keel over from all that fried food.
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Its songs keel over in pain then let out a hearty chortle seconds later.
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The second was that I'd keel over and die in the Sub Club smoking area.
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The phone hangs up and a valve is released; I keel over onto the floor.
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Park to vivid life as a woman who could confidently keel over at any second.
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They walk really close to the ground and sort of keel over and stare into nothing.
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Some of the tubular forms are crumpled and sag while others lean, about to keel over.
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When she did not pick up, they clubbed him, causing him to keel over in pain.
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"It's not like people are gonna keel over but it's the unhealthy choice [to do it that way].".
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Many of Rushetzky's old colleagues have told their families to notify him as soon as they keel over.
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But if your feet really smell, little Hana-chan will keel over and pass out momentarily on the ground.
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Not to mention that, because I enjoy low blood pressure, I tend to keel over when I'm tired or hungry.
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When the Sewol made a sharp turn while fighting a strong current, the badly balanced ferry began to keel over.
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The stars aren't twinkling, they're roaring, and the moon is so bloated and overweight it looks like it might keel over.
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Just when you think you are about to keel over in this ludicrous gastronomic experiment, this lovely, comforting fare comes rolling in.
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The first thing I did was call my sister-in-law, a doctor, asking her if I would keel over from the Diflucan.
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And it gives you that weird uneasy feeling you're overworking the device, and that it might keel over and die like a panting racehorse.
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While many players would keel over when down two sets against Nadal and his persistent, grinding style of tennis, Medvedev steeled himself and settled in.
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In remission it took a week of planning and concocting foods that could be reheated or else I would keel over while proposing a toast.
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Force the pickiest eater who caused this mess to eat the entire pizza by themselves, until they keel over and realize the error of their ways.
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By then, I feel like death / poop"; another articulates, "How I feel about Marlene: She could keel over plus die and I'd be happy plus ecstatic.
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During a trip to Mexico in 2016, somebody in a crowd pulled on the pontiff's arms, causing him to keel over atop a person in a wheelchair.
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And the vast majority of sports fans are not going to keel over from a heart attack, topple light posts, or hurt their families after watching a game.
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I was christened in a church about 20 minutes from where I live now; if and when I keel over, I'm going to be buried in that church.
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Jim said he kicked the raptor in the groin, causing him to keel over in pain and giving the young protester enough time to make a run for it.
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Instead, awkward close-ups on Conrad's eyes or Myfanwy's hands are used to demonstrate that they're using powers, which have no visual effect until the people they're attacking keel over.
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It may be far less likely, at any given moment, that one of the sequoias in the park will keel over than that one of the tourists will, but it could happen.
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Its calculations suggest that to put the public finances on an even keel over the long term, tax rises or spending cuts worth around £2500bn ($214bn), or 220% of GDP, will be required.
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Official forecasts suggest that to put the public finances on an even keel over the long term, tax rises or spending cuts worth around £80bn ($111bn), or 4% of GDP, will be required.
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"He'd rather see a man keel over from a heart attack, trying to restrain himself, than bawling in front of the nation," Trump biographer Michael D'Antonio, author of The Truth About Trump, tells PEOPLE.
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The plot pretty much consists of waiting for the next OD victim to keel over, but Keller does a terrific job of rubbing our faces in the troubles of her hometown — of America's hometowns.
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The Phoenix PC diving boat ran into trouble off the coast of the resort island of Phuket when a storm whipped up waves as high as five meters (16 feet), crashing them against the vessel and causing it to keel over.
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They tend to move as if they might keel over at any minute, a feeling compounded by O'Connor's rich, deliberately cumbersome, neo-Elizabethan costumes, in which women's full skirts seem shaped by overgrown tumors and the men are weighed down by their glittering capes.
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Midway through his set on that afternoon in 2015, when barking through "Esco's Spirit,"—an exhilarating homage to late Grime MC Esco,—he beat his chest so hard, and spit his lyrics so fiercely, it seemed as if the heat and the lights and the humidity would overwhelm him and he would keel over.
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"Run the Jewels 3" gives the impression of being the document of two grown men, raised under radically different circumstances, trying to make each other keel over in laughter—Mike is the "pervert with purpose that make you question your purpose," El-P is ill-mannered and loutish, the embodiment of a horny, rightward swipe on Tinder.
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Boxing has had more near deaths than Fred Sanford, and after McGregor's laughable training videos began to leak online — from a skills perspective, he looks like a Wall Streeter sorting out some rage issues — it seemed possible for a moment that this bout might finally be the indignity that causes the sport to keel over into its grave.
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Despite being preoccupied directing A Bug's Life, John Lasseter suggested adding a scene in which Geri checks to make sure he's alright after seeing his alter ego stage a heart attack and keel over; Lasseter physically staged out the entire scene to Pinkava.
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The furcula is U-shaped. The coracoid is elongated but with a broad end touching the sternum. The sternum has a keel over its entire length and two pairs of deep indentations at its back edge. The pubis is narrow and long with a distinctive pubic foot.
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Aerial picture pairs, when viewed through a stereo viewer, offer a pronounced stereo effect of landscape and buildings. High buildings appear to 'keel over' in the direction away from the centre of the photograph. Measurements of this parallax are used to deduce the height of the buildings, provided that flying height and baseline distances are known. This is a key component to the process of photogrammetry.
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Chocolate spot disease caused by Botrytis fabae manifests itself as small red-brown spots on leaves, stems and flowers of broad bean plants. These enlarge and develop a grey, dead centre with a reddish-brown margin. Spores form on the dead tissue and spread the infection to other plants. In severe infections leaves and flowers may fall and badly affected stems may keel over.
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This public demonstration almost ended in a disaster. After reaching a depth of 30 ft the craft began to lay down by the stern. As the submarine sank down the thin walls could not take the water pressure any more and started to crack. The water pressure proved too much for the weak pumps and the propeller wheel was damaged when the vessel began to keel over.
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150 of her crew of 197 were killed in the action, a number of the survivors were rescued from the sea by the Imperial German Navy and transported back to Germany as prisoners of war. Stoker David Eunson described the sinking: "As we floated away on that awful night, many died of sheer exhaustion and suffering. After drifting for well nigh 5 hours we were picked up at dawn. I saw the Tipperary, a mass of flames, keel over".
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The loss of most of the planes on the flight deck meant that Cape Esperance no longer threatened to keel over. At 16:00, another plane on the flight deck broke loose, and plummeted through the open forward aircraft elevator, landing on another plane. Fortunately for the crew, a fire did not result from this collision. As the carrier emerged from the typhoon, of the thirty-nine aircraft fastened to the flight deck, only seven remained.
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They use these kayaks to get to the other side of a mountain, which they then have to climb until they arrive at the finish, a lighthouse. The group does good at cycling and running, but Deborah and Wilmie keel over with their kayak and Wilmie almost drowns. Robin and Deborah, the younger contestants, are the first to get to the finish, while Arnoud and Wilmie have more trouble. They eventually arrive at the finish with 34 seconds to spare.
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Cardena towed Prince Rupert into Deep Cove where Cardena and Princess Beatrice removed passengers, baggage and cargo. Prince Rupert was then towed by two tugboats to Vancouver, where the ship was repaired by Burrard Dry Dock. On 6 March 1931, the ship was alongside at Yarrows in Victoria undergoing a yearly refit when water, leaking into the hold, caused the vessel to keel over at a 45° angle and sank in of water. To prevent further rolling, the ship was fastened to the dock by its masts.
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' Keith's high-profile saw him interviewed on ITN, a broadcast that curtailed his acting career. 'The fact that it was reported that I was dying did not help me get any further work as no casting director is going to employ you if there is a chance you will keel over before episode two.' Having run a financial services business for the last 22 years, Keith is planning on a return to acting. Looking for an agent he has already made a brief return to television, as a guest in the 'Blast From The Past' section of The Justin Lee Collins Show.
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The party thief picks the pocket of a bystander, then steals that bystander's pants—not because he wants the pants in any way, but solely to see if his skill statistics allow it. One character, while present, does not interact with the others for most of the game, as his player is absent. When an unlucky dice roll causes the death of one character, the other players' characters mourn him for a moment, and then immediately start squabbling over the items he was carrying. Characters spring to action, then keel over as their players forget and are reminded that the characters are asleep, players argue and make snack runs, and their game is frequently interrupted by a girl from the same dorm who demands they keep quiet so that she can study.
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However, when on a yacht (the Phantom Lady) taking them away from London, Alex's cover is blown by Sykes (ripping his disguise off) and Charlie (recognising him from Stormbreaker). When Sykes learns that Alex is a spy from Charlie, he intends to shoot him dead, calling him a "child soldier", but the men suddenly keel over; it is revealed that before abducting Sir Frederick, the men drank coffee at the lair, which was made by Alex and is laced with the hallucinogen. Despite drinking the coffee himself, Sykes is unaffected by the hallucinogen (possibly due to a higher metabolism) and comes close to strangling Alex, when Sir Frederick, disgusted by the scene and fearing for his own life, shoots him. However, it is deliberately left ambiguous if Sykes is dead, with Alex thinking he "might" be dead.
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" Rahul Desai of Film Companion gave the film a rating of 3.5 out of 5 and said that the movie is a "kind of unrelenting, yet disturbingly clinical kick to the guts. We don’t just double over, but awkwardly keel over in slow motion." Namrata Joshi of The Hindu complimented the movie by saying that, "G Kutta Se is one of the most relentlessly horrifying films one has seen of late—from the first frame to the last—primarily because it presents the patriarchal reality of Haryana in an absolutely stark, straightforward and unadorned way." Suparna Sharma of Deccan Chronicle gave the film a rating of 3.5 out of 5 and said that, "Debutant writer-director Rahul Dahiya’s G Kutta Se is a brutal film that is focused on making us culpable voyeurs to crimes we read about with stunning regularity and yet pretend these are tales from another time, another dimension.
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