"Twenty-four hours later, we tested the reflexes of those snails, and they showed the same reflexes of those that had been given electrical shocks," Glanzman said.
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Good beef means high heat, open flames and fast reflexes.
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The father's quick thinking and reflexes saved his son's life.
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My reflexes were wonderful, just like Willie Mays' are now.
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Thompson tried to stimulate her son's suckling reflexes without success.
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He's got reflexes like a cat, but mine are faster.
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It will be a clash of different experiences and reflexes.
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"Do you usually have pretty brisk reflexes?" he asked her.
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They were jerky, odd movements, resembling a newborn's startle reflexes.
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He doesn't use traditional reflexes to detail an unreciprocated affection.
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The fields are virtual, and the reflexes are confined to fingers.
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Photic sneeze reflexes don't seem to make any sense at first.
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They are primal, involuntary reflexes that represent a loss of control.
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Your reflexes aren't great, so you can hardly drive a car.
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Snakes, you see, retain their reflexes for hours after their death.
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But he has exceptional reflexes and a knack for anticipating plays.
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Terry Rozier has range, athleticism, and the reflexes of a cat.
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Being successful at the game requires coordination, accuracy, and lightning fast reflexes.
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Kate wasn't the only one putting her parenting reflexes to good use.
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And its reflexes have now been trained to distrust whatever leadership does.
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In many ways, it is not surprising that Trump has authoritarian reflexes.
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With our dopamine depleted, we have less self-control over our reflexes.
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Then Mayweather's reflexes, deprived of the conditioning they need to dazzle, slowed.
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Yet most Republicans are silent, their moral and civic reflexes seemingly dead.
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I know France well, its reflexes, its internal reactions, its multiple facets.
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But a radioactive spider bite might not be the only way to gain superhuman reflexes, because researchers have demonstrated a method of super-charging human reflexes by using a combination of sensors and well-timed electrical muscle stimulation.
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Partisan reflexes often get blamed for whatever is currently going wrong in Washington.
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In the film, the replicants have enhanced reflexes, super-strength, and tremendous intelligence.
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"We brought with us all the old reflexes of Earth's politics," she said.
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Unlike most shooters, it's not a game about twitch reflexes or perfect aim.
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She may share many of his reflexes, but her language is more cautious.
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How did these normal human reflexes survive in a not entirely normal country?
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We're guessing that'll need quick reflexes, a steady hand and perfect sunny weather.
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There are the obvious signs: irritation, moodiness, dull reflexes and a fuzzy mind.
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The media is often accused of overreacting about Trump's authoritarian reflexes on Twitter.
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He registered the scene instantly, drawing his own weapon with razor-edge reflexes.
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Fit City The blade was dull, but Scott Glenn's reflexes were alarmingly sharp.
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They're both reflexes — one just feels a whole lot better than the other.
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Sure, some stages require quick reflexes, but more than that, they require careful observation.
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She's frighteningly fast, has the reflexes of a mongoose, and her focus is absolute.
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"Any pain causes fight-or-flight reflexes, which get exhausting over time,'" Baxter said.
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But for games that utilize both and necessitate quick reflexes, it doesn't work well.
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Their ostrich-like reflexes have been a running joke in politics for months now.
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This is how keen your reflexes become after covering crime in #nyc for 7yrs!!
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In other words, Deadpool was an antihero with superpowers (healing, reflexes, agility, et al.).
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He's fast and has quick reflexes, so he's not so easy to take down.
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Best of all, reflexes operating at the speed of electronics would drastically improve safety.
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Martin's folksy banter belied a crisis that had demanded quick reflexes by the Fed.
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Arthur has poor danger reflexes, secret identity issues and a new nemesis called Lobstercules.
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It's a game about planning and reflexes, and it's as good as it's ever been.
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Instead, it rewarded exploration and puzzle-solving as opposed to fast reflexes and precise aiming.
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There are more standard RPG stats, too, of course like Strength, Intelligence, Reflexes, and Tech.
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Goldrei is simply a skilled photographer with quick reflexes and a damn good eye. —A.
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She may share many of his reflexes, but wraps them up in more cautious language.
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For kids who haven't quite honed their reflexes, that alone could make the Arrow worthwhile.
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Boss battles, meanwhile, are multi-stage affairs that require both quick reflexes and pattern memorization.
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But games like Gradius that required fast reflexes, tight controls, and more finesse were problematic.
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We possess more knowledge, better reflexes and — most important — the ability to discern potential intent.
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AFM affects the nervous system, causing muscles and reflexes across the body to become weak.
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Just gaze upon it's... something-like reflexes, and marvel at its pure mastery of defense.
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He also noted that the patient had no reflexes at his knee or ankle joint.
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These optimistic prejudices, prophylactic biases and emotional reflexes form an entire library of climate delusion.
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"A bit of intuition and reflexes," she said when asked how she had managed it.
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In the breastfeeding stage, the baby's suckling reflexes are also highly attuned, as Dreyfuss noted.
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We lost brain stem reflexes by Day Two, but the patient's husband insisted we push on.
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"Our interactions don't require much game literacy, and aren't based on timing or reflexes," Rosenthal says.
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We still can't stop talking about her hair, her looks, her message, or her quick reflexes.
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Barry's military reflexes kick in, and he retaliates by shooting the goons sent to whack him.
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Badminton's very existence is befuddling, honestly, but the product is the ultimate competitive test of reflexes.
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Drone pilots have the reflexes of seasoned gamers and the technical know-how of aerospace engineers.
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But what they don't see is that their own reflexes ain't what they used to be.
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His left arm was much weaker than his right, and his reflexes everywhere were abnormally exaggerated.
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There aren't any power-ups or special abilities — it's all about your own skill and reflexes.
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So let's suspend our respective pavlovian reflexes and agree that Kim's announcement is a positive development.
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Take a morph with increased reflexes and a hardened skeleton, or this flying tank loaded with weapons.
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All these computer navigation systems aren't shit compared to the lightning-fast reflexes of some hotshot pilot.
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Being fast and having good reflexes in general is certainly helpful in rapidly changing environments like sports.
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With the reflexes of a robot hopped up on Adderall, every quick attack can hypothetically be avoided.
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After carrying out tests, doctors found that his brain lacked functions such as consciousness and respiratory reflexes.
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How quick are a player's twitch reflexes when he or she rounds a corner, gun in hand?
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Most pilots attribute kids like Bannister's skills to a lifetime of playing video games and young reflexes.
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Because it does not require intact reflexes, it is also used for men who have spinal injuries.
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It requires critical thinking and adaptation, but isn't competitive or dark, and is easy on the reflexes.
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I often lose after I've smoked thanks to slightly delayed reflexes, but when I win it's incredible.
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It is highly demanding, both physically and mentally, and requires tip-top reflexes and fast brain responses.
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Doubles is as much about trust and forgiveness as it is forehands and volleys, reflexes and rhythms.
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Every athletic skill is tested: speed, agility, strength, stamina, flexibility, hand-eye coordination, reflexes, explosiveness, mental toughness.
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AFM is characterized by a sudden onset of limb weakness and loss of muscle tone and reflexes.
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"Some have more hyperactive gag reflexes than others, which can make swallowing pills a challenge," he says.
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Salinas told his patient to move her arms and legs in certain ways, and checked her reflexes.
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Yet the GOP's deep-seated anti-government stance leaves the modern party with fundamental reflexes of negation.
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To keep them from falling down all the time, a human's fast reflexes could be the solution.
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The incident reveals a social mechanism that is deeply entwined with habits of long-established totalitarian reflexes.
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Normally, seeing Nina with so much clothing would be a bummer, but check out her killer reflexes!
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With the world in general, there is division, fear, reflexes of being for ourselves instead of sharing.
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Gotta say, the dude's got great reflexes -- guess that's why they pay him the big bucks, huh?
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They look at factors like slowed reflexes, pain in the head or neck, bad balance or memory loss.
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Faced with a predictable autonomous vehicle with lightning-fast reflexes, it will likely encourage this behaviour even more.
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His reflexes had slowed and he had to absorb blows he would easily have evaded in his prime.
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When the seal shows up, they use their glorious reflexes to catch them, kill them, and eat them.
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His reflexes and racket-head control allow him to make split-second adjustments and block returns into play.
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Maybe we lost a sense of our reflexes and instincts being in a safe situation for so long.
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OD: I think they can't help it either, it's like they just see it and they ... It's reflexes.
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Luckily, the woman, Ainsley, was either relatively sober or possessed parahuman reflexes—maybe some combination of the two?
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They train for centuries to develop inhuman reflexes and turn their swords into highly customizable superweapons called zanpakuto.
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But this swagger about carrying on business as usual goes beyond reflexive pro-Trump and pro-market reflexes.
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When they can't get to you so they throw stones instead but your ninja reflexes are on fleek.
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Mr. Trump would be wise to continue to ignore these loony ideas and restrain his own authoritarian reflexes.
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So all my reflexes of being pretty and moving in the right way — it's not the right way.
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Because all three contestants are walking Wikipedias, they have to rely on quick buzzer reflexes to get ahead.
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Those skills include quick reflexes, patience and hair-trigger timing with the flippers to best direct the ball.
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He has lightning-quick speed and reflexes, and he seemingly always puts himself in a position to score.
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He's quick to meet attackers off the line, has blazing-fast reflexes, and consistently makes impossible-looking saves.
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Finally, your dreams of being endlessly sniped by a 14-year-old with god-like reflexes will come true.
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We might not know much of Michonne's history, but we've seen her warrior reflexes at work, her tough facade.
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The goal is break bad habits, like my hand-dropping (pictured here) and turn the right actions into "reflexes."
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If not for the speedy reflexes of a dude working security, Keef would be in a hospital right now.
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Click here to view original GIFTable tennis is a hard game that requires quick instincts and even quicker reflexes.
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She charges into the viking, briefly opening up his guard and punishing his slow reflexes with a powerful blow.
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A touchscreen is a terrible way to play action games that require quick reflexes, or a joystick type controller.
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Tilly, now five, is completely non-verbal, has no reflexes, is doubly incontinent, and has several seizures a day.
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This allows nerve reflexes to travel along the Cardi B neural pathway to the Wiz Khalifa 40 percent faster.
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Opiate medications can impair reflexes and reaction times — and the situation is even worse when mixed with other drugs.
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The goal of each stage is to suppress enemies and survive, dodging countless bullets with these Matrix-like reflexes.
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This allows nerve reflexes to travel along the Cardi B neural pathway to the Wiz Khalifa 40 times faster.
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While most are applauding his quick reflexes and bravery, some on social media have called the incident an overreaction.
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As he and Wolffe detail in their book, they observed this apparatus to be inflexible, with dangerously slow reflexes.
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It will be strength against strength: del Potro's huge, flat forehand and percussive serve against Djokovic's reflexes and returns.
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The loss of reflexes indicated that the man's weakness was probably caused by his nerves rather than his muscles.
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No, they won't strike wonder goals, but they could stop them with miraculous, lightning-quick reflexes and acrobatic dives.
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Luckily, the actress had the reflexes to avoid a full-on crash situation, but the airborne difficulty was unmistakeable. 3.
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Acute flaccid myelitis affects gray matter in the spinal cord, causing muscles and reflexes to become weak and sometimes paralyzed.
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Some reflexes can be hard-wired, such as catching yourself when you fall, but others can be learned through repetition.
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He was incredibly quick, immensely powerful, and his extraordinary coordination and reflexes made him one of the greatest NFL players.
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At the highest levels, games like Dragon Ball FighterZ are a combative ballet of reflexes, tactics, and lighting-quick calculation.
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Parker's quickness is impressive, but his reflexes to read exactly when to turn on the jets are even more unbelievable.
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While the procedure starts, it doesn't finish, but Trish still ends up with some unspecified powers — possibly just heightened reflexes?
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The assessment also looks at reflexes, stationary (body control), locomotion (movement), grasping and visual-motor integration (eyes and hands coordinated).
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The lava is luscious, the rocks rock, and Link has ninja-like reflexes that look awesome with the new graphics.
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Check out this dad, who first caused the dangerous situation, but then used his dad reflexes to save the day.
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Dougie all of the sudden gains the reflexes of an FBI special agent and tosses his assailant to the ground.
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We're not sure if its their quick reflexes, their unwavering focus on the puck or just their adorable little faces.
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Humanitarian reflexes alone are not a substitute for the demands of foreign policy, the kind of demands Germany increasingly faces.
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It's a strategy of compensation: Time your shots so they can't be countered, no matter how slow your own reflexes.
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But where's the middle-ground game that is engaging people with ideas, and doesn't require you to have superfast reflexes?
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Now 210, Nilsson hones the reflexes he needs to stop 210-mile-an-hour pucks by playing sports video games.
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The decision turned out to be a good one, though, as Brady's reflexes off of a snap were lightning fast.
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The agility of cockroaches may owe less to lightning-fast reflexes and fancy footwork than their tough, shock-absorbent bodies.
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A "sport" mode gives the throttle quicker reflexes and alters the transmission's performance to hold the lower gears significantly longer.
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As a result, he was gifted with fast reflexes, perfect vision, strength, and webs that shot out of his wrists.
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Or humans who might wander into traffic by accident, or decide to test the reflexes of Mr. Robo-Car for fun?
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It could also be used for robotics: "The model could be used directly to program reflexes in a biped," said Goldfarb.
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It&aposs pure, unconscious brain function where screaming and other reflexes are only possible if it doesn&apost involve actual thinking.
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She uses fast reflexes and parkour-like tricks to zip around the city, delivering packages while running and jumping across rooftops.
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Skinner also acknowledges that the insula doesn't just correlate to feelings of disgust—students could have experienced other reflexes as well.
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He told her that her reflexes seem a little jumpy, and she said that the medication also caused some muscle cramping.
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As his reflexes slowed and his body aged, the blows began to cause reactions that made no sense to the viewer.
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The condition can cause weakness in the arms or legs, loss of muscle tone and reflexes, facial drooping and slurred speech.
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Evolution shaped our highly stressed brains to fall back on habits and reflexes, because rational thought processes take too much time.
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That's reflective of how older gamers can see their reflexes slow down, which can be a hurdle in fast-paced competitions.
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Even though Trump's reflexes toward Russia are sound, the White House lacks a clear cut strategy vis-à-vis the Kremlin.
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Mr. Trump has recently blared warnings at China, seemingly guided by visceral reflexes and a vague but bold set of demands.
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Are virtual controls really an adequate replacement for physical inputs in games that are so reliant on precise timing and sharp reflexes?
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It's a perfect model to hone your fast-twitch reflexes with, and be ready whenever someone wants to race for pink slips.
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With reflexes at the ready, Jon bends down and picks up the first thing he can — a bear shield from House Mormont.
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The gameplay is technical enough to be a bit of a challenge in terms of reflexes and strategy but doesn't get overbearing.
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Quicker than human reflexes can recognize a situation and react, the car's computers apply the brakes to avoid or mitigate the crash.
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It still requires fast reflexes and quick thinking, but there's no memorization of complex combos or advanced control schemes to worry about.
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A German senior official says America's president-elect appears to have a set of "emotions and reflexes" rather than a foreign policy.
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The tweak is simple in nature but seismic in effect, crumbling the barrier to entry of a genre reliant on twitchy reflexes.
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On one recent sweltering afternoon, Mr. Bort's feet became a blur as he chased down shot after shot, exhibiting lightning-quick reflexes.
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This is how Bourne, the super spy with electric reflexes, sees and moves through the world — in barely comprehensible flashes and bursts.
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Cho: I saw Detective Ahn as a kind of doctor testing reflexes—poking different spots to see when the knee jerked up.
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Now, when Leonard does something with the ball, his reflexes kick in before his brain has time to process what's going on.
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Any hagfish aficionados with big coolers and zero gag reflexes should've tested the limits of Oregon's roadkill harvesting law and stocked up.
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Dr. Fromberg recommends her clients try exercises that target the organ-to-muscle reflexes she believes are connected to some menstrual symptoms.
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It was refreshing to play a game that demanded more of me than twitch reflexes and the uncanny ability to score headshots.
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Guillermo Ochoa showed sharp reflexes in the 16th to stop Andre Silva's penalty, awarded after he was brought down by Rafael Marquez.
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If you're not sleeping enough, your attention span is shortened, your reflexes are weak, and you really cannot function at your best.
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A game of concentration and reflexes, tennis newcomers might benefit from using the iconography of the newly designed courts as target practice.
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But those are skills with far broader applicability than fast reflexes and good attack timing, so seeing them demonstrated is significantly more impressive.
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It's a perfect model to hone your fast-twitch reflexes with, and be ready whenever someone wants to race for pink slips. $159
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CNN, forever helpless before its idiot reflexes, cuts for some reason to a feed of Trump sitting on his new plane, being photographed.
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Driving an F1 car at speed demands exceptional reflexes and conditioning, which explains why even rookies are among the most conditioned athletes around.
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Warning to Tyrese's fans -- his reflexes are top-notch, so jumping onstage to hug him when he's not looking is a bad idea.
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This allows nerve reflexes to travel along the Cardi B neural pathway, to the Wiz Khalifa, 40% faster saving time and saving lives.
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It's the rebel and the innovator, and when it clashes with Jupiter, the planet of growth and exaggeration, your reflexes will be tested.
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A baby with an oral aversion can lose those digestive reflexes and instead feel nauseated at the sight of a breast or bottle.
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A contestant with well-honed reflexes and an exhaustive bank of general knowledge is set up for a financially rewarding, multi-episode run.
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The technique depends on the lightning quick reactions of Tesla's self-driving system, rather than the slower, more variable reflexes of human drivers.
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If you're a tech-minded individual with fast reflexes, the Drone Racing League is hoping you'll consider a career in professional drone racing.
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"We play dodge ball, but I don't dodge because that could be so dangerous," she says with a laugh of her unsteady reflexes.
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There are also those who think that she shares the Army's authoritarian reflexes and the anti-Muslim prejudices of the Buddhist Bamar majority.
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Trump's family and the aides who hastened to serve him have learned to imitate his grossest reflexes, and to hell with the contradictions.
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Players don't need killer reflexes and hand-eye coordination to be useful team members, place in the top ten, or even win matches.
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The cloud paradigm is like having your brain command your limbs from miles away — it won't help you where you need quick reflexes.
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Melania's nudge to his side came just in time, and seemed to activate his, "oh right I'm supposed to be doing something" reflexes.
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Some of the newer technologies demand less manual dexterity and more of the kinds of skills and reflexes one acquires playing video games.
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Studies contend that people with more sensitive gag reflexes and who blink more when they are startled are more likely to be conservative.
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Some "heroes" rely on deft reflexes and precise aiming, while others get your teammates the health, shielding, and buffs they need to survive.
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You can also choose your haircut, tattoos, and put points into various attributes like Strength, Constitution, Intelligence, Reflexes, Tech, and something called "Cool."
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Certainly, said Chris Plack, a professor of audiology at the Manchester Centre for Audiology and Deafness, who researches acoustic reflexes and auditory processing.
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The IAT tries to get at this by digging into people's initial reflexes — and, hopefully, their subconscious mind — to gauge their real views.
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Aside from their underdeveloped lungs and guts, babies born too early don't yet have the reflexes or muscular control to suck and swallow simultaneously.
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This allows nerve reflexes to travel along the Cardi B neural pathway to the Wiz Khalifa 30 percent faster, saving time and saving lives.
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Plus, we wanted to give our Tide-to-Go pens a break Level of Difficulty: This all depends on how quick your reflexes are.
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NIS-LL is a composite clinical scoring scale used as a clinical endpoint in peripheral neuropathy studies and measures muscle weakness, sensation and reflexes.
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It required fast reflexes and flawlessly timed screen taps to get the bird through the gaps in the pipes and progress through the game.
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With long arms, quick feet, and the reflexes of a mongoose, he's currently the very best at the very hardest job in the NBA.
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While we might be quick to blame our reflexes, scalpers employing bots have been wreaking havoc in the now mostly digital ticket selling business.
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The scoring system, which has since saved countless babies, evaluates newborns' health on five factors: heart rate, respiration, skin color, muscle tone, and reflexes.
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Children born with it have impaired reflexes and lessened muscular and head control; the disease also affects their ability to breathe, speak, and move.
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Those reflexes block action on the bold promises that once positioned candidate Trump to deliver infrastructure investments pleasing business and working-class supporters alike.
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That's a classic Breakout move, but DeepMind's computer did it exactly right every time, at a speed well beyond anything human reflexes could handle.
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If we are to respect and laud our most rational of selves, let us also appreciate the wild and vast landscape of unreasonable reflexes.
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He could have the advantage in reflexes, while Spithill, with his deep experience and gladiatorial instincts, may have the edge in pre-start maneuvering.
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And the reward for sticking with it was seeing the debut of terrific fill like CATLIKE REFLEXES, I HOPE YOU'RE HAPPY and KIND EYES.
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Before long, a thickening agent had to be added to Yoel's bottles, because his weakening swallow and gag reflexes made him prone to choking.
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Some people are just born with impressive dad reflexes, or the ability to defy physics and save a falling baby in a seemingly impossible situation.
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It doesn't rely on fast reflexes or quick thinking; instead it's about existing inside of this story, and figuring out the mystery at its center.
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Good looks and a ballsy New York attitude made him marketable, and his speed and defensive reflexes made him virtually untouchable in his early career.
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Both are embodied in music from a band with decades of camaraderie and the fast reflexes to keep reacting to one another on the spot.
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Sometimes, finding secrets means having lightning quick reflexes: the ability to see that puzzle piece after a challenging jump in a minecart level, for example.
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If this theory is right, then people with stronger reflexes (like when a doctor hits your knee and it jerks up) may be more ticklish.
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Bingo is full of colorful markers, breathless anticipation, and quick reflexes, surrounded by people who are a little more relaxed than the average casino-goer.
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Hingis, with her court craft and phenomenal reflexes, was able to rule over this much smaller kingdom, winning 210 Grand Slam doubles titles in all.
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Bilica said he tries to make up for slower reflexes by giving his in-game characters a speed boost with the purchase of virtual shoes.
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N to give computer-driven vehicles better reflexes without driver input, ushering in an era of self-driving cars early in the next decade, analysts said.
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One of the reasons why Republicans claim that "an unborn child is capable of experiencing pain" is because fetuses can demonstrate reflexes at an early stage.
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Instead of being magic, her powers are the product of an unconscious ability to manipulate reality around her, which extends to her own motions and reflexes.
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Responsive controls are crucial for victory in any kind of game requiring quick reflexes, but researchers have come up with a novel way to eliminate lag.
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In other words, a lack of sleep for one night can impair your reflexes and decision-making to the same extent as being over the limit.
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Ali's longtime ring doctor, Ferdie Pacheco, urged him to quit, noting the slowing of his reflexes and the slurring of his speech as symptoms of damage.
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Is it your terrible reflexes, never more inconvenient than when you have only a split-second to get someone else's unbidden genitalia out of your face?
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The cyclists proved to have reflexes, memories, balance and metabolic profiles that more closely resembled those of 30-year-olds than of the sedentary older group.
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Mitrović was either going in for a jumping hug, or had reflexes like a scared cat, because he took off in a leap toward the man.
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That does not matter if you are watching a movie on Netflix, but it becomes excruciating when playing an online game that relies on fast reflexes.
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Its villain-driven side quests feel like comic book arcs that require all of Batman's (and by default, the player's) detective skills and lightning-fast reflexes.
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I wanted to write about The Discourse—the loose set of reflexes and affronts that function as the invisible lingua franca of the social-media world.
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As a natural consequence of hearing in that detail, I could also sense the physicality of the people making the music — their throats, hands, reflexes, sensibilities.
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In the earlier game, you'd work your way through a series of rooms and hallways, relying on reflexes to gun down enemies before they could get you.
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It's less about reflexes, and more about genuine puzzle solving that keeps you motivated to complete each brain teaser (and the next) to reveal a mystery image.
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Only if the Drone Racing League decides to replace all the pilots with Jedis who have previously proven they have the reflexes needed for intergalactic pod-racing.
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As the authors of the new study admit, an ideal prosthesis would "allow the user to maintain complete control" and choose to "overrule pain reflexes" if desired.
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Overwatch rewards good reflexes and smart, tactical play, just like any other shooter, and facing each threat with the right hero is a huge part of that.
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Other sins against the ancient text include "airbrushing" the original Hebrew, attempting to smooth over its concrete simplicity with the reflexes and embellishments of a copy editor.
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Overwatch rewards quick reflexes and smart, tactical play, just like any other shooter, and facing each threat with the right hero is a huge part of that.
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You're also able to fix the speed indefinitely in quick play mode, in case you're a hardcore player who wants to put your reflexes through endurance testing.
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But even if that's not the case and he's merely reacting to partisan interest in the investigation with his own partisan reflexes, the misconduct involved is serious.
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Symptoms can include muscle stiffness and weakness, problems with coordination, overactive reflexes, blurred or double vision, tingling or burning sensations, difficulty swallowing, numbness and vertigo, among others.
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Something about that surgery took, and suddenly Patsy has heightened reflexes and can catch a falling iPhone with her foot (this is the best real-world superpower).
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In the early 1960s his doctor, Ferdie Pacheco, described Ali as the most perfect human being he had ever seen—ideally proportioned, handsome and with lightning reflexes.
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A team of consumer product inspectors in Romania probably had to ignore their gag reflexes when they recently ventured into a store in the town of Baneasa.
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While people who drink more often may feel the effects of alcohol less acutely than someone who does not, their reflexes and judgment can still be impaired.
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For Milwaukee's defense, the benefits reaped from his impossible length and instantaneous reflexes are how it must feel to tap into HQ Trivia with seven extra lives.
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He pulled Mary out of school in the sixth grade to train full time, hit balls at her to improve her reflexes and cursed at Mary's opponents.
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Overwatch Most first-person shooter games are pure tests of reflexes and experience, making them daunting to those who end up getting pwned by long-time players.
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Paul GosarPaul Anthony GosarChelsea Clinton thanks GOP congressman for tweet depicting her father's 'quick reflexes' White House calls Democratic witness's mentioning of president's youngest son 'classless' Sen.
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The band's frame of reference is sprawling, its reflexes lightning-quick, and its sense of mischief sharply honed — all good reasons to expect a memorable performance here.
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Wonder Woman is an Amazon — a demigod blessed with super strength and superhuman reflexes who is essentially immortal (aging has slowed down to a crawl for her).
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Think training people to operate tools they are not familiar with, he said, or speeding up a user's reaction time to train someone to have better reflexes.
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"Anti-Russian reflexes are just as dangerous as naively... remaining silent over the nationalist-tinged policies of the current Russian leadership," he wrote in Die Welt newspaper.
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The hypothesis was further tested by using designer drugs to limit PBN functioning, which resulted in less scratching reflexes in mice made to itch via histamine injection.
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I couldn't tell much of a difference when I swapped back and forth between two systems in AMD's demo, but my reflexes aren't what they used to be.
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But thankfully, he's still got those defensive tackle reflexes, as he was able to avoid getting snacked on by this shark that he caught in the Florida Keys.
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Somehow, be it sheer luck or quick reflexes from the truck driver, the boy escaped getting run over, though it appears his backpack was underneath the truck's tire.
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They require physical reflexes, good eyesight and strong decision-making abilities, but they also need perceptual leaps for those wanting to become the best players of the genre.
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There are giant bosses that require pattern memorization and quick reflexes to defeat, and you'll come across waves of enemies that include everything from fireflies to angry flowers.
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Trish's final scene in Jessica 2.0 suggests the procedure worked, as the woman now has cat-like reflexes and can catch an ill-fated iPhone on her foot.
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Britain requires only the death of the brainstem, which runs between the spinal cord and the rest of the brain, and regulates reflexes and functions such as breathing.
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I had my hands full, but kind of hid my face behind the box; my reflexes were not fast enough and some of it got on my leg.
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Reflexes, memorization, and intuition are important for fighting games, but all that is required to experience the joy, frustration, and power of fighting games for yourself is love.
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Four seconds is better than the two seconds you used to get with the Mark V, but it's still short, so your reflexes have to be quite good.
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But the slate of confirmation hearings on several of Mr. Trump's cabinet nominees will test the reflexes and editorial judgment of even the most experienced C-Span crews.
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For example, users should be able to switch off the pain function and have automated, built-in pain reflexes kick in when the limb senses something is causing damage.
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For the last decade, Maisie Williams has been known as Arya Stark, the highborn scamp with lightning-fast reflexes and an aversion to dainty needlework on Game of Thrones.
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This week's list includes an app to help you find people to follow on Snapchat, a camera app for spooky pictures and a game that will test your reflexes.
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"He was intubated, and he didn't look like he was in any pain or anything, but he wasn't responding to commands or reflexes," Scott's daughter, Preston Marr, told KETV.
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I would work as far into the game as I could before being turned back, my childhood reflexes never matching up to the relentless onslaught of these digital creatures.
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The thought of a sweaty, kale-chomping bohemian busting a downward dog while some dreadlocked DJ drops a Thievery Corporation track is enough to trigger most people's gag reflexes.
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The United States government opposed the historic UN vote for a new treaty to prohibit nuclear weapons, but that was a knee-jerk response, grounded in last century's reflexes.
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Because driving requires good vision and reflexes as well as decent physical and mental health, getting behind the wheel may become unsafe for some older individuals, the authors note.
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Weakened reflexes Studies show that after 2308 to 22007 hours without sleep, you'll be functioning as if you've been drinking enough to raise your blood alcohol concentration to 22%.
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Orthostatic hypotension is another common cause of syncope and it is basically the opposite of neutrally mediated syncope because it is a sign of sluggish or impaired autonomic reflexes.
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In America these days, emotions and reflexes seem to be winning the day, from the scale of some individual police officers' decisions to the scale of toxic national politics.
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Such patients can sometimes open their eyes and have basic reflexes, but they do not have meaningful responses to stimulation and do not display any sign of experiencing emotions.
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Given Mr. Trump's clannish reflexes and obsession with loyalty, he is unlikely to encourage such a move, but he should, in his own interest as well as the public's.
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As a combination of trivia, gambling, and reflexes, it's the perfect combination of things no one can truly be the best at — just the best in a given room.
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It means being immersed in fabulous universes; testing your reflexes against an imaginary opponent; interacting with friends, acquaintances, and strangers in strange environments; and solving complex, near-impossible puzzles.
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Others proposed that Chinese and North Korean Communists, tutored by their Soviet peers, applied Pavlovian techniques to condition the reflexes of their captives, rewarding complicit behavior while punishing deviance.
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For one, humans are overconfident in their driving ability, and although our reflexes are not as quick as a computer's, we still have the desire to be in control.
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As long as you can handle the quad-busting hills and your reflexes are fast enough to dodge the occasional texting driver, there's no better way to traverse the city.
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But new tech from MIT might turn your drone into an obstacle-avoiding craft with creature-like reflexes, dodging and making loops around trees or buildings like a nimble hummingbird.
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Click here to view original GIFDespite being 43 years old, Breakout still manages to be an addictive game, challenging your reflexes as much as the latest first-person shooters do.
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Sneak your card to the waiter on your way to the bathroom or work on your reflexes for when the check hits the table, but do what you have to.
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The Bistro restaurant in Twilight Town is the home of Kingdom Hearts III's cooking minigame, which requires collecting ingredients from every world and also having very, very sensitive button reflexes.
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A good Samaritan's quick reflexes – and sizable forearm – saved the face of a young baseball fan at a training game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Atlanta Braves on Saturday.
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The Angels' DH relies on his pitch recognition and preternatural reflexes to wait, driving fastballs the opposite way while using the big part of the field to corral breaking balls.
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It helps, of course, that Kongphan is also a highly skilled gamer, his reflexes sharpened by thousands of hours of practice and enhanced by a diet of his own devising.
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Since this was the first day of my new life, I had no set of social reflexes to rely on — and how would I know which would work here, anyway?
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They believed in the benefits of free markets, the importance of law and order, the superiority of Western values, and a healthy respect for the moral reflexes of ordinary people.
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Acute flaccid myelitis, also called AFM, is a rare but serious condition that affects the nervous system and causes the muscles and reflexes to suddenly become weak, she said Tuesday.
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No matter how fast your reflexes or precise your aim, these combat arenas get too crowded with too many different enemy types to make pure, reactive flow a viable strategy.
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Unwavering concentration, cat-like reflexes, and a steadfast nerve are prerequisites for qualifying as a surgeon, not to mention the ability to complete procedures that sometimes take up to 18 hours.
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Operation CPlatformers like Super Mario Land test your reflexes and agility, but Operation C, the first portable version of Contra, was all about running and gunning everything you saw on screen.
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"The stewards note that there is a clear distinction between this system and one which provides actual feedback control, which would be a substitute for driver skills or reflexes," it added.
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The game also never did the same thing twice, so players had to keep their reflexes sharp as they dodged left, right, over and under with nimble swipes of their finger.
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Assuming that he's healthy and that he wants it to be on the level, what's so bad about an aging, willing, and capable celebrity fighting someone befitting his abilities and reflexes?
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" That said, she also was prone to saying some very non-Yiddish things to Jackson, including "your reflexes have become stinky poo-poo" and "the next mission is quite a humdinger.
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By the time he tangled with George Foreman in 1974 in Zaire, the fight known as the Rumble in the Jungle, his speed and reflexes were like bike tires worn down.
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People in a vegetative state can sometimes open their eyes and have basic reflexes, but they do not have a meaningful response to stimulation or display any sign of experiencing emotions.
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Their goalkeeper Milos Scepanovic, 93, had shown lightning-fast reflexes to make dazzling blocks throughout the game and saved two shots in the shootout, which ended 4-2 in Montenegro's favor.
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He watched the doubles from the second row of the stands with the rest of the British team as his older brother matched strokes, wits and reflexes with Nadal and Lopez.
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For those who aren't squarely of the millennial generation, it can be difficult to adjust to the postures and reflexes of woke culture, particularly as it is voiced on social media.
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If not for the quick reflexes of a ball boy who stuck out his hand to deflect the ball, one of Wing's punts would have struck a volunteer in the head.
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Symptoms can include sudden limb weakness, loss of muscle tone and reflexes, facial and eyelid drooping, facial weakness, difficulty moving the eyes, swallowing difficulty or slurred speech, according to the CDC.
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The fast pace of the game and simultaneous play by four players abolishes what Malone describes as "analysis paralysis" and demands quick reflexes, hand-eye coordination, and the ability to switch focus.
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Where there had once been visible curbs and intersections, there were now snowy hillocks to navigate, puddles of unknown depth to vault and daunting bogs of slush to challenge balance and reflexes.
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Watching the film you'd think, for example, that there are just a few primary emotions, that emotions have mostly external causes, that they're like reflexes, and that specific emotions cause specific behavior.
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But the violence of exclusion is not limited to our public institutions: Racism, and reflexes learned in response to it, seep deep into our inner lives and shape our most intimate relationships.
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A succession of his bands — the Revolution, the New Power Generation, 3rdEyeGirl — were united by their funky momentum and quick reflexes as Prince made every show seem both thoroughly rehearsed and improvisational.
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Hitters whose reflexes no longer allow them to uncoil and strike like a viper must learn to make their decisions earlier, committing to swing at a fastball that may not be one.
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In debate prep, Mr. Ailes launched rapid questions at Mr. Bush to hone his reflexes, and directed the candidate to slow his sentences and deepen his voice, according to Mr. Sherman's book.
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The character obtains superhuman strength, enhanced reflexes and master martial arts abilities through three mystical amulets designed in the form of tiger's paws and a head that he wore around his neck.
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As carmakers scramble to develop advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous driving functions, carmakers are struggling to find qualified engineers to build the software algorithms needed to teach cars the right reflexes.
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What's more, they say, the new traffic law focuses too narrowly on cognitive abilities, when so many other factors, including loss of vision or deteriorating reflexes and motor skills, could affect performance.
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The cold air seems to trigger nervous system reflexes in the nose that cause glands in the nasal membranes to produce mucus; the problem may be particularly common in those with allergies.
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Something is wrong — on exam, my big toes point up, my reflexes jump, my muscles catch, my index finger shivers in a sign of a spinal lesion — but they can't say what.
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Instead, we were treated to some cool field trips: a demonstration of a canine unit, a simulated shoot/don't shoot course to test our reflexes, and a tour of the county jail.
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According to Dr. Lopes, by speeding up a user's muscle stimulation, they could, for instance, have superhuman reflexes and be so fast that they could take a picture of a flying baseball.
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But perhaps the strongest argument for the wisdom of catastrophic thinking is that all of our mental reflexes run in the opposite direction, toward disbelief about the possibility of very bad outcomes.
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Taylor stands on the sideline, swinging crosses in for one or the other to catch, or positions himself directly in front of them, peppering them with shots, gently tuning up their reflexes.
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Jesus saves baby at ifly Realizing the awesome save he just accomplished, the employee turned and stared right into the security camera to flex some of his impressive toddler-saving reflexes. [h/t:Reddit]
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The condition affects the the nervous system — specifically the area of the spinal cord called gray matter — which causes the muscles and reflexes in the body to become weak, according to the CDC.
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The character has leftover reflexes and phobias due to her time in the bunker because, whether the show admits it or not, women being held hostage by men is never not fucking terrifying.
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Even though Robles held Dag & Red scoreless in Everton's 2-0 victory, it seems that he needs to work on his own cat-like reflexes before he can make a save like that.
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The nervous system has all kinds of reflexes to control heart rate and blood pressure that are constantly fine tuning the vascular system behind the scenes and sometimes the signals get messed up.
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Inside, you'll get a poster of a street scene to test your eyesight, a simple list of questions to assess hearing loss, and a ruler so you can do a drop test for reflexes.
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I've got to assume that I'm not alone here, that some small but significant percentage of Americans isn't just forever fixed in its political reflexes, or "narrative," or whatever we call it these days.
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Of course I was startled (and the cause of the ruckus), but in the same moment my date, with the catlike reflexes of Clete Boyer, snatched the object before it could create further mayhem.
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To complicate matters, he suffered from arthritis and wound up developing a dependency on the painkillers the doctor prescribed, which, to say the least, didn't do much for his reflexes or his attention span.
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It also gives us a good look at David Harbour's Red Guardian getup, as well as Taskmaster, the superpowered villain armed with photographic reflexes and in possibly related news, a Cap-like shield throw.
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I, too, indulged — and sometimes still do — in those reflexes to critique, mock or dismiss everything that rubbed me the wrong way, but it never felt good, even when my self-righteousness was justified.
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OpenAI Five did have good micro, but it also did well in ways that human players, now that they've seen it, may well choose to emulate — suggesting that it didn't just succeed through superior reflexes.
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She said then that her daughter was showing some signs of life, including the twitching of her fingers and toes – something that doctors say could be spasms or reflexes commonly seen in clinically-dead people.
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Together, those instruments take measurements of Mars' vital signs, like its pulse, temperature and reflexes -- which translate to internal activity like seismology and the planet's wobble as the sun and its moons tug on Mars.
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There's no doubt that first-person shooters, and many other competitive video games, favor players with fast reflexes and good hand-eye coordination, but that's far from all that goes into being a good player.
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This can happen when there isn't enough volume in the system (dehydration) or it can be due to medications (diuretics, anti-hypertensive therapy), especially when superimposed upon the natural aging-related changes in autonomic reflexes.
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Trump has shown the policy reflexes best suited for a pinball machine when it comes to Beijing, threatening to crush it in trade wars one day and then being ready to make deals the next.
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To produce the right sound, countless muscles have to be coördinated, reflexes marshalled, and unseen body parts relaxed, until a column of air flows smoothly and evenly as the singer moves through her entire range.
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I think the problem with marijuana when it comes to fighting is it can reduce your abilities, slow you down, diminish your reflexes, which in essence makes it more dangerous for the fighter ingesting marijuana.
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Dr. Eden Fromberg, a holistic OB/GYN in Manhattan whose clients include many yoga instructors, is concerned that synthetic hormones may affect connective tissue important for quick reflexes, agility, and recovery, citing a 2008 study.
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If the time could ever arrive when it becomes necessary to overcome and reverse those ancient reflexes — that is an adventure of liberalism that may have to wait for the next installment of the serial.
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Studies of children exposed to other organophosphate pesticides, however, have also found lower IQ scores and attention problems after prenatal exposure, as well as abnormal reflexes in infants and poor lung function in early childhood.
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Although there are solo breakouts, flashes of individuality at the center of the dance circle, Mr. Quijada is most interested in chain reactions, reflexes rippling through a pack, breaking points when something or somebody snaps.
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Symptoms can include sudden limb weakness, loss of muscle tone and reflexes, facial and eyelid drooping, difficulty moving the eyes, difficulty swallowing or slurred speech, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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From Mattel comes Flush N' Frenzy, a game that features a plunger and requires fast reflexes to catch a piece of flying poop as it bursts out of the top of a plastic toilet bowl.
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Whereas sensationalist reports of "crack babies" and inner-city "superpredators" triggered all the country's most punitive reflexes a generation earlier, today's equivalent epidemic is being treated as the public health crisis it always should have been.
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Together, those instruments take measurements of Mars' vital signs, such as its pulse, temperature and reflexes -- which translate to internal activity like seismology and the planet's wobble as the sun and its moons tug on Mars.
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A few iPhone games had flirted with the endless-runner idea prior to Temple Run — games where you'd move forward until your reflexes failed you — but the 2011 hit succeeded in making it a mobile staple.
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I semi-regret my quick reflexes, because she could have paid for my upgrade from an eight-year-old SUV, but I lay on my horn and rage at her, so that makes me feel better!
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Together, those instruments will take measurements of Mars' vital signs, like its pulse, temperature and reflexes -- which translates to internal activity like seismology and the planet's wobble as the sun and its moons tug on Mars.
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The classic "no scope" gameplay that Call of Duty memed into the universe is the product of players realizing that powerful, one-shot weapons could be used in close quarters if you have good enough reflexes.
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Carpooling firms have formed alliances with large automakers to accelerate efforts to launch an autonomous car, a technology which depends on vehicle software and hardware working together to give a vehicle the right reflexes in traffic.
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Symptoms can include sudden limb weakness, loss of muscle tone and reflexes, facial and eyelid drooping, difficulty moving the eyes, difficulty swallowing, slurred speech and, in the most severe cases, difficulty breathing, according to the CDC.
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Calls from people who played PUBG also poured in: Some were angry at what they saw as a violation of their personal freedom, others boasted that playing PUBG had improved their reflexes and their ability to multitask.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Shunichi Kasahara (Vimeo)It's hard not to be envious of Spider-Man's ability to dodge attacks using his superhuman reflexes when you still drop your toast on the floor some mornings.
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If you could do this with all of your limbs, not just one finger or one arm, you could potentially have superhuman reflexes without doing a bunch of crazy work on, let's say, exoskeletons or predictive analytics.
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But it's not like this is a game with intense action sequences that requires lightning-quick reflexes and responsive controls; there's a lot of reading, and a lot of selecting from various menus, and that's about it.
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"This sh*t hit harder than Vontaze Burfict......... #MrBigChest #315Easy" Antonio Brown's got lightning-fast reflexes ... but even that wasn't enough to keep him from getting hit in the head by an errant piece of gym equipment.
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Trump's authoritarian reflexes meanwhile have been revealed in his demands for his political enemies, including Hillary Clinton to face prosecution and his call just last week for libel laws to be tightened to punish his media critics.
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The tie-up is likely to focus on technology being developed by Mobileye to give computer-driven vehicles better reflexes without driver input, ushering in an era of self-driving cars early in the next decade, analysts said.
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These reflexes are a defensive response, says experimental psychologist John Prescott, author of Taste Matters: Why We Like the Foods We Do, as well as more than 80 journal articles on the science of taste and flavor perception.
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This mouse has a subdued design, features a 1ms response time that rivals the experience of using a wired mouse, and its Hero optical sensor can be customized up to 12,15.63 DPI for games that require twitchy reflexes.
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If an alien whose speed, strength and reflexes were so advanced that he could get to you before you could pull the trigger on a cocked handgun — then smash you through a wall of cinderblocks — you'd die. Instantly.
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I get it, though: Kratos has muscles the size of bowling balls and the reflexes of a coked-up gazelle, so it must be super frustrating for him to suddenly be saddled with a small and incapable child.
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It also means that Stone, Sadler, and Skarlatos have re-lived a few minutes of action, informed by reflexes and training, as 94 minutes that reposition the rest of their lives as inevitably leading up to that moment.
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I go to a special physical therapist who puts me through a rigorous one-hour-a-week workout, which includes balance and step exercises and 30 minutes of intense boxing that is useful for controlling balance and reflexes.
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"The effect of opioids is similar to alcohol - your reflexes are slower and your balance is affected, which makes you more likely to fall," said lead study author Dr. Raoul Daoust of the University of Montreal in Quebec.
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"You've got to be able to fall back on reflexes that evolution baked into your brains, or maybe habits that you've learned from prior encounters with perpetrators, or through combat training or good self-defense training," Hopper says.
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Remember: life is ten per cent what happens to you, ten per cent how you respond to it, and eighty per cent how good your reflexes are when the Tall Ones come at your throat with their pincers.
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That's the promise of brain-training game apps like Lumosity, which claim to make your memory sharper, your reflexes quicker, your attention stronger, and sometimes even to help you sleep, all by playing games on your phone or computer.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Europe Minister Michael Roth called for the European Union to adopt a united front against Russia with the aim of reducing tensions, warning that "anti-Russian reflexes" were as dangerous as naivete about Russia's "nationalist" course.
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And sure, every fighter with crow's feet finds inspiration in Randy Couture's renaissance as a 40-something, but Couture's success owed to a conservative Greco-Roman that's the polar opposite of Silva's fast-twitch reflexes and penchant for counterpunching.
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Ma, the world number one, capitalized on Zhang's mistakes and misses to triumph 14-12, 11-5, 11-4 and 11-4 after thrilling the cheering fans with a high-speed game of rapid-fire spins and quick reflexes.
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Pittsburgh Pirates ballgirl Olivia showed off her lightning quick reflexes when a foul grounder from Giant's catcher Buster Posey shot her way, then off a tarp, then off a fence, before landing straight into her outstretched bare hand. #THIS.
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Not a gifted athlete in the traditional sense, the slight, gangly youth impressed his new handlers as a "feemue" (technical boxer), who had good hand-eye coordination and supernatural reflexes to compensate for the lack of natural, physical ability.
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Having the reflexes of a 15-year-old will help you to get ahead here, but winning at Rainbow Six Siege requires not just player skill—communication, intuition, and straight up being smarter than your opponents are essential factors.
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R. seemed not to notice but I noticed, it was a weird reversal: he was the more open one here, and I was hyperaware, feeling the reflexes of fear though I wasn't afraid, I didn't think I was afraid.
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They have superior reflexes, can see in all directions simultaneously (not to mention in the dark, and around or through obstacles), communicate and collaborate instantly with nearby vehicles, immediately sense and potentially fix technical problems… the list goes on.
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Ruby was eventually diagnosed with a form of epilepsy – a disorder in which nerve cell activity in the brain is disturbed, causing seizures – and cerebral palsy; a congenital disorder with symptoms of exaggerated reflexes, floppy or rigid limbs, and involuntary motions.
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The idea of slipping into a special suit that enhanced the wearer's reflexes is a tantalizing one for comic book fans, but the research has a long way to go before vigilantes with bonafide superpowers will be roaming the streets.
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Capturing the key moments of the 2016 Oscar ceremony— when Spotlight was crowned Best Picture and Leo finally got his award— took a team of nearly 20 Getty Images staffers, lightning fast reflexes and just a little help from robots.
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With the story of Mother and Him, Aronofsky confronts the brutality of fame and fandom and the conflict they present in our growing society of individuals whose social reflexes have evaporated and whose self-worth is dependent on external forces.
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In that sense, there may be a smart political case for Trump to keep his anger in check and to lay low for a while -- even though such a move would contradict almost every one of his personal and political reflexes.
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"Sneezes are very strong reflexes to clear the upper airway and are often spontaneous and involuntary, thus we cannot control the force," says Erich Voigt, otolaryngologist and clinical associate professor in the Department of Otolaryngology at NYU Langone Medical Center.
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But as you go deeper into the Mega Drive-period games, they reveal some deviously tricky platforming that remains challenging to this day, with multiple routes through zones and jumps that require Jedi-like reflexes to get right the first time.
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Hannah, for her part, is beside herself about the fact that Luke seems incapable of talking about anything real or emotional, but that he has robot-like reflexes when it comes to saying what he thinks she wants to hear.
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The idea being that you aren't going to avoid getting hit, but you can avoid the clean connections on the most vulnerable spots, and if a tough fighter doesn't have particularly good reflexes or anticipation that will absolutely do the job.
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Because it is done on feel and seeks to limit damage and return—rather than evade and then return—catch-and-pitch is often best for fighters who don't quite have the speed of reflexes or footwork for the outside game.
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But there was no second-guessing his reflexes as he extended his left leg high and somehow deflected the down-the-middle shot to secure victory over Spain and one of the biggest knockout-round upsets in World Cup history.
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It's the question that gives the book its plot (to the extent that it has one), sending Neve back over the key relationships in her past that have shaped her reflexes and left her susceptible to Edwyn's less-than-obvious charms.
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Just hours before the 100 senators were to be sworn in as jurors in that trial, McConnell said the Senate would tame the House's unruly Democrats and "put aside animal reflexes and animosity" in order to "cooly consider" the charges.
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Running With Sherman Anna Kendrick isn't just beautiful; if you could spend time with her in the woods, you'd realize she's also lethal, a born hunter with a killer's reflexes who thrives on things you'd never put in your mouth.
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One thing to look for in evaluating the performance of an AI system on a strategy game is whether it's merely winning with what gamers call "micro" — the second-to-second positioning and attack skills where a computer's reflexes are a huge advantage.
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Although many of our childhood food memories include slices of pizza at Chucky E. Cheese's and birthday cake at Skateland USA, there were definitely some less pleasant (mostly vegetable-related) encounters that are still real enough to get our gag reflexes going.
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A lot of the popularity around Overwatch stems from how approachable the game is; while some of the 22 heroes require the sort of twitch shooting reflexes that games like Call of Duty demand, others focus more on healing or team protection.
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Jeopardy's own website explains how integral a contestant's buzzer reflexes are to actually winning; that's because the game's buzzer system temporarily locks out players who press the buzzer too early, before the board lights up to signal that they can ring in.
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As in its non-VR iteration, Superhot is a stylized first-person shooter where time moves when you do — rather than trusting twitch reflexes, you have to carefully position yourself to dodge bullets and hit enemies who appear to be made of glass.
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David Wallace-Wells: In part because I'm a relative newcomer to writing about climate and studying climate, I still have many of the same cognitive biases and psychological reflexes that most other people do who are less immersed in it than I am.
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Having worked in his White House and observed his iconoclastic influence on the policymaking machine he inherited, I can attest to the fact that President Trump has no neoconservative reflexes when it comes to the utility and purpose of America's armed forces.
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He seems to have no interesting in the use of his height and reach advantages, and instead stands bolt upright with his hands low while in striking range, often escaping by the skin of his teeth and the benefit of his quick reflexes.
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Of course, a weakened mainstream media retains some of its old reflexes in military conflict: the routine of official statements that set the agenda and behind-the-scenes ticktocks, the pro-war commentators undented by their support for the 2003 Iraq War.
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We're not talking about politically tainted news, or the "If it bleeds, it leads" reflexes of local TV coverage, which provide nightly reinforcement of the threat of violence from strangers — even as that threat is negligible for the vast majority of people.
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In terms of rejuvenation and correction of the aging face, we recognize that a youthful face is actually a well-supported face, with appropriate fullness and hollows (light reflexes and shadows on photographs), without the sagging or tissue spilling/descent we see with aging.
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Yet, it seems reasonable to assume that the more these ideas grow in the collective consciousness—the more people realize exactly what they've sacrificed in exchange for convenience—the more likely they are to indulge that most popular of rebellious reflexes, and take back control.
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Grossman told Refinery29 that there are two other reasons why anti-abortion activists claim that "an unborn child" is capable of experiencing pain: Fetuses can demonstrate reflexes at an early stage and the use of anesthesia in the rare occasions a fetus might need surgery.
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Curacao will meet the winner of Group D. Shamar Nicholson scored for Jamaica in the 14th minute with quick reflexes but could have had a hat-trick by then, having already missed a point-blank header and sent a shot crashing against the post.
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Trish Walker — whom we've seen endure an abusive relationship and hints at addiction — becomes addicted to being a heroine, thanks to an inhaler she steals that allows her to temporarily get high on performance-enhancing drugs that sharpen her reflexes and heighten her strength.
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But what's mind-blowing about this particular RC craft is that it weighs just 17 pounds but can blast through the skies at an astonishing 450 miles per hour, making you wonder how any human has the reflexes needed to keep this thing from crashing.
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If my hypothesis is correct, people who are deaf or hard of hearing may have an advantage in tennis because they can pick up visual cues faster and better as to their opponent's plans, and may have better reflexes because they see things sooner.
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The robots in AI kindergarten would come complete with only a few simple algorithms, and would not yet be close to human-level AI. As "infants," they might be programmed with learning behaviors at the level of a primitive animal, like basic reflexes and instincts.
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These reflexes may be activated by the promising New York debut of the Brazilian artist Marina Rheingantz, whose paintings recalibrate the work of Cy Twombly and Anselm Kiefer into large, semiabstract landscapes full of ambiguous forms and details that are deeply dystopian in mood.
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Targeting the hearts of lovers and foes is a strength to embrace, but if you let your emotional reflexes get the best of you (which you often do), you can struggle to appeal to other people's emotional sides in the way you were aiming for.
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Although a number of hockey players include martial arts in their cross-training now, adding lessons in Muay Thai to improve their balance on skates or MMA to keep their reflexes sharp, few manage to display anything in the way of halfway decent technique.
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Whether it was because his reflexes slowed with age, or he became too comfortable at the top, or maybe the pure volatility, competitiveness and cut-throat nature of the sport finally caught up with him, his winning streak came crashing to an end in convincing fashion.
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From the looks of it, Hot Lava will require lightning fast reflexes, both when it comes to sticking your landings, but also when it comes to hitting the quick-save key so you're not constantly restarting from the beginning every time you land in the lava.
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Some of the other inconsistencies are a little more worrying: While more than 90% of hospital policies in the study require the patient to not have a pupil response, only about 60% require an absence of spontaneous breathing, and only 22.6% require an absence of jaw reflexes.
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In most mammals, the insula does something mundane but important: If an animal bites into or smells a piece of food that is spoiled, the insula rapidly activates, triggering reflexes such as spitting the food out, curling the upper lip against the nose, maybe even vomiting.
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As Tesla, Google, Volvo and the others work to take the human element (and all of its inherent weaknesses — distractions, slow reflexes, declining vision and hearing) out of the driving equation, accidents will no doubt be reduced, and many, such as rear-end collisions, may be eliminated.
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And though her amped-up nervous system keeps bringing old-life reflexes into her new one — panic rises instantly when she comes home and doesn't immediately see and hear her daughter and babysitter — she does, in many ways, appear to have turned some kind of a corner.
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As the boar barreled toward them, growing slowly but irreversibly larger, VanderMeer felt his fight-or-flight reflexes stir — yet he and his companion still had plenty of time to discuss: Should they run, counting on the boar to wear itself out and lose speed over time?
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An experiment conducted on 24 rowers found no relationship between the menstrual cycle and endurance; a paper examining 19 women revealed that muscular reflexes are lower around the point at which the egg is released; an analysis of 13 cyclists suggested that they became quicker as they neared ovulation.
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We have a figure of authority and expertise who seemed to be, and sometimes was, actually helping kids, so that their inclination — along with the reflexes of their parents and of their abuser's colleagues — was to defer to him, trust him and give him the benefit of the doubt.
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"A punch from a superhero would probably pop us like a piñata, though I doubt candy would fall out," said Dr. Ryan Stanton, an emergency physician in Lexington, KY. Whether you're Team Iron Man or Team Captain America, it sounds like better reflexes like Spidey-sense are what everyone needs.
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Its playing style, as so often seems to be the case with these models, is a mixed bag of traditional and odd: "It uses a combination of human techniques and some odd ones too – both of which benefit from faster-than-human reflexes," wrote Firoiu in an email to TechCrunch.
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I know that if I took the fight to other players, real-life humans with quicker reflexes and more comprehensive knowledge of movesets, the thrill of seeing Mega Man battling alongside Captain America would fade, fast—about as fast as my virtual teeth got spilled over the floor of combat.
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In my conversations with him, his political preoccupations seemed closer to libertarianism than to anything more blood and soil, but he has a habit of saying things that, depending on your view, seem either like dog whistles to the far right or like the bomb-throwing reflexes of a born controversialist.
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Cambridge Analytica had used the information to identify Americans' subconscious biases and craft political messages designed to trigger their anxieties and thereby influence their political decisions—recasting a marketing technique known as "psychographics" that, more typically, is used to entice retail customers with ads that spark their underlying emotional reflexes.
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Dr. Beecher's committee, in a report titled "A Definition of Irreversible Coma," defined a new state of death — brain death — in which patients were unconscious, unresponsive to pain and unable to breathe on their own, and had no basic reflexes (pupils unreactive to light, no gag reflex and so on).
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A young soldier who relinquishes his or her panel to the corporation to be filled to the brim with deadly and powerful abilities and reflexes that trigger instinctively and on the company's commands, Cole has been secretly dispatched by her father to help her obtain what she needs to crack the vaccine.
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" While there have been no reported overdoses related to the medication, the Perrigo Company said side effects of an overdose can include "hyperexcitability, rapid eye movements, changes in muscle reflexes, ataxia, dystonia, hallucinations, stupor and coma," adding that other effects have included "nausea, vomiting, tachycardia, irregular heartbeat, seizures, respiratory depression and death.
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The company specializes in truck platooning, a technique in which on-board sensors and DSRC communications devices allow trucks heading in the same direction to follow each other in a tight group, syncing speed and braking patterns across the convoy to allow for closer proximity than would be safe with human reflexes.
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Though baseline speed and reflexes are pre-requisites for success, it's primarily repetition and a nerdy devotion to the scene that breeds top-tier APs who are able to quickly discern whether a game's jackpot is ripe and able to be won or if it needs more time to "refill" through casual play.
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After finishing my cup of 2 tablespoons of Reishi powder, plus almond milk (which tasted pleasantly of weak hot chocolate), it took about 25 minutes for me to feel my reflexes slowing down and my body sinking back into my pillows, similar to the feeling you'd get after taking a few hits of a joint.
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Even as someone who has spent several years really deep in this research, looking at it every day and thinking about it, it still hasn't completely shaken my own emotional reflexes, and emotional intuitions about what the world will be like for me and my daughter, who is just 10 months old right now.
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He slowed as a fighter: allowed back in the ring in 1970, his status as a conscientious objector now established, his reflexes were duller and his body forced to absorb blows he could have evaded in his prime; Frazier's defeat of him over 15 rounds the next year was the worst battering of his life.
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The rollercoaster of the player daintily holding the birdie, which is maybe the silliest looking piece of sports equipment imaginable, flipping it across the net, and then the immediate flurry of explosive, limits-of-human-reflexes-and-decision-making play is one of the most jarring things you can see in The Strange Sports.
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It's visible when Harden throws a lob that clanks too high off the backboard and when Corey Brewer launches one of those two-handed, back-twisting crosscourt heaves that proves too much for the aging reflexes of Jason Terry; only two teams in the NBA turn the ball over with greater regularity than Houston.
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As demonstrators filled the streets of Harare, the capital, to protest the deteriorating economy, Mr. Mnangagwa reacted in the past week with the same authoritarian reflexes as his predecessor: deploying soldiers and the police to crack down on demonstrators — resulting in the deaths of as many as a dozen individuals — and shutting down the internet.
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Still, the visit will highlight Trump's increasing ease on the international stage after a visit last week in which he argued that the trajectory of the West should be closer to his nationalistic, populist politics than the more liberal reflexes on immigration and the reach of government that are favored by US allies across the Atlantic.
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In an online posting in July, David G. Schardt, the senior nutritionist for the Center for Science in the Public Interest, noted that symptoms of B12 deficiency include fatigue, tingling and numbness in the hands and feet, muscle weakness and loss of reflexes, which may progress to confusion, depression, memory loss and dementia as the deficiency grows more severe.
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Rep. Paul GosarPaul Anthony GosarGet past Red Herrings to focus Cambridge Analytica evidence of hiding campaign money GOP lawmaker shares fake image of Obama meeting with Iran's Rouhani Chelsea Clinton thanks GOP congressman for tweet depicting her father's 'quick reflexes' MORE (R-Ariz.) on Monday tweeted a fake image of former President Obama meeting with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.
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Paul GosarPaul Anthony GosarGet past Red Herrings to focus Cambridge Analytica evidence of hiding campaign money GOP lawmaker shares fake image of Obama meeting with Iran's Rouhani Chelsea Clinton thanks GOP congressman for tweet depicting her father's 'quick reflexes' MORE (R-Ariz.) introduced house bill HR 1422 which seeks to stop foreign illegal donations from flooding into our elections undetected.
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False Memory Archive, Crudely Erased Adults (Lost in the Mall), A.R. Hopwood, 2012-13, Courtesy of the artist Shift, a film by Aya Ben Ron shows the lives of clinically unaware patients who are in a persistent vegetative state—it differs to a coma in they can respond to stimuli and even smile, but these are considered reflexes rather than conscious acts.
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Holding tight to George McGovern's old campaign slogan, "Come Home, America," they invoked it more as prayer than policy, while their opposition to war atrophied to two main reflexes, either a call to "nation-build at home" (to spend money—which would be wasted on militarism—on hospitals, schools, and bridges), or a warning about blowback (that the effects of intervention will be worse than the benefits).
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And Katie Taylor made a successful professional debut at the age of thirty against the usual no hoper you expect on these occasions, we can only hope she is brought along quicker than most stand out Olympians when they turn professional as she has a lot of ground to make up if she plans to get to the big fights before her reflexes begin waning.
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And an increasingly unstable global geopolitical environment, characterized by power grabs by rising developing nations such as China and resurgent giants such as Russia, is challenging US leverage more than at any time since World War II. Trump's disappointments dim the mystique central to his political appeal as an instinctive deal maker who can get his way through bluffing, charm and lightning business reflexes.
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Should that happen, should Chile exceed all expectations, it will be down, in no small part, to Endler, to all of the work she has put in, to all of the study, all of the training, all of the intuition, and all of the reflexes: everything that went into this performance, everything that went into that save, all of the unseen work that makes up a masterpiece.
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