But they can't, because she's rushing past them, not hesitating.
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Now you can listen to plasma waves rushing past Saturn toward Enceladus.
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People in comic-book tees are rushing past her, lit up by too-bright fluorescents.
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Leaning into that, and not rushing past the aftermath, would give the new series stakes.
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"People are always rushing past me to get to Nicky Hilton or something," she said.
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I was supposed to keep all of these girls from rushing past me onto the stage.
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Here it was busier with cars rushing past us as we ran to the next bus.
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You can't walk down a street without a Deliveroo rider rushing past you, and increasingly international. 3.
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Her sons dashed past her and up the stairs to their apartment, their pursuers rushing past as well.
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" She tended to be "always very polite to people and always recognize their loss instead of rushing past it.
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Rescue workers from the White Helmets, also known as the Syria Civil Defense, are seen rushing past Kisar with casualties.
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Rushing past police to chase a robber as mayor was "stupid", he says: the act of a "chest-pounding politician".
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But at least I wouldn't be able to hear any criticisms over the sound of the wind rushing past my ears.
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He placed it on the table in front of us, and it immediately expanded outward, rushing past us, until we stood within it.
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Their descriptions were uniformly harrowing — burning, shaking legs; dim, smoke-filled stairwells; people crying, hyperventilating, stumbling; doomed firefighters rushing past them, going up.
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After the game, fans booed and threw trash onto the field, with some even rushing past the guardrails before being escorted away by security.
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After its opening, the film continued to soar, rushing past recent DC movies Batman Vs. Superman and Suicide Squad thanks to positive reception and word-of-mouth.
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It has better than average response in the bass and low-mids—which is about all you'll be able to hear anyway with the wind rushing past your face.
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Aerodynamic fairings outside the elevator will reduce the noise of air rushing past, while air pressure will be adjusted progressively during the ride, supposedly to help mitigate that clogged ear feeling.
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Setting out on a hot weekday morning, I drove hours along peaceful highways, the mostly flat and infinitely green, serene farmland punctuated by rolling pastures sloping toward streams and lakes rushing past me.
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The Spurs trailed by five points at the half but by just 85-83 entering the fourth quarter before rushing past Dallas with a 9-963 run and eventually taking an 11-point lead.
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Spinning my head, I see a family pushing a cart filled with emoji slippers, then a man rushing past with a haul of electronics, and finally, a team of associates giving directions to lost shoppers.
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It was pitch black within, and, in the moment it took my father to find the light switch, I imagined a demon rat rushing past us and disappearing into some other part of the house.
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Or rushing past the fountain with another young woman to see "Boris Godunov," sitting near the pool one hot afternoon with another, sneaking into concerts at intermission with others and roving downstairs at the ballet to grab empty orchestra seats.
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We need look no further than "Exodus," (2017) which depicts a group of people rushing past an old Chicago theater, to sense the Jewish and Holocaust themes returning; the combination of title and image indicate a people in peril and open flight.
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The lurch in my stomach as the tricycle leapt forward, the wind rushing past me as I accelerated; these are things that various VR experiences try to replicate with fans or moving platforms, but there's no substitute for the physical sensation of real motion.
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Ties She was rushing past me into the bathroom, a whir of caramel skin and blue jeans and reddish-brown locs flying behind her, when I noticed the patch of uneven Afro stretching across at least a third of the back of her head.
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On the last night of Marion Gilchrist's life, the elderly woman was left alone when her maid went to fetch the evening newspaper; on her return, the maid met a neighbor, alerted by noise overhead and the sight of a man rushing past on the stairs.
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The disappointment, then, is that the movie's final act moves a little too quickly to get everybody into place for the climactic battle, rushing past a bunch of really interesting ideas about power and who wields it most effectively because it's eager to get to the rampaging rhinos.
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By the time McGilligan gets to important late-stage developments like Brooks's triumph with the 2001 Broadway musical adaptation of "The Producers," or Bancroft's death from uterine cancer in 2005, you can feel him racing to the finish line, rushing past moments that would have benefited from closer examination.
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I figured out how to introduce them to the mask and teach them that sticking their head inside this little plastic tube with air rushing past their ears wasn't something to be scared of, and that if they did that, they would get their sugar meal at the top of the mask from a feeder.
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"I'm cold and I'm afraid," Mr. Neeley said, adding that he was trying to raise enough money from the bundled commuters rushing past to pay for a $45 motel room on a night that weather forecasters warned would send the Midwest into a deep freeze unlike anything even this region has seen in years.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — As I arrived recently at the Fowler Museum, I made a beeline toward the exhibition José Montoya's Abundant Harvest: Works on Paper / Works on Life, rushing past a beautifully situated cloister and a series of photographs recording the efforts of the Legalize LA labor activist campaign.
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It's heavy in the pregnant haze with its hands around skyscrapers' necks, aglow in the turned-on buzz of street lamps sweating over empty alleyways, and aching in the distance between you and the subway train rushing past that takes your breath away; cities ooze sex—even if you're not having any—and artist Megan Christiansen's debut photo book, BAD BOY, captures the love-hungry libido of New York City like it's 9 1/2 Weeks for the Tinder generation.
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A music video was released alongside the single. The video, directed by Se Oh, features hoards of fans rushing past the singer towards an unknown celebrity's car in front of a theater. The singer winks at the camera during the video's conclusion to indicate the release of new music.
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The passengers reported that they did not notice anything unusual until they saw spruce trees rushing past the window. The radio range system had recently been calibrated twice and the commission found nothing wrong with the navigational aids. On the other hand, the aircraft's equipment had been turned to compass instead of antenna. This would have made the beam north of the cone of silence twenty degrees wide instead of four.
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In 1973, 14-year-old high school freshman Susie Salmon dreams of becoming a photographer. One day, Ray, a boy she has a crush on, asks her out. As Susie walks home through a cornfield, she runs into her neighbor, George Harvey, who coaxes her into an underground "kid's hideout" he has built. Inside, Susie grows uncomfortable and attempts to leave; Harvey grabs her and the scene fades until she is seen rushing past her alarmed classmate Ruth Connors, seemingly fleeing Harvey's den.
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In the same way a flag flaps in the breeze, the air rushing past the reed causes it to vibrate. As air pressure from the mouth increases, the amount the reed vibrates increases until the reed hits the mouthpiece. At this point, the reed stays pressed against the mouthpiece until either the springiness of the reed forces it to open or a returning pressure wave 'bumps' into the reed and opens it. Each time the reed opens, a puff of air goes through the gap, after which the reed swings shut again.
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In Haselton's, Meade broke diplomatic protocol by rushing past Haselton to greet Venezuelan President Joaquín Crespo at a public event before Haselton could properly introduce him, and then continued one-on-one conversations with Crespo about policy matters without including Haselton. From 1900 to 1902, Haselton was the Reporter of Decisions for the Vermont Supreme Court. In 1902, Associate Justice John W. Rowell was appointed as Chief Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court, and Haselton was appointed to fill the Associate Justice vacancy that resulted. He served until 1906, when a newly-passed law reduced the size of the Supreme Court from seven justices to four.
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On 15 March this occurred again, but this time the train driver was able to stop the train ahead of the signal. According to Infrabel, this was due to a strict application of the precautionary principle, which causes a signal to change to red whenever an irregularity is detected. Infrabel also said there was no danger to passengers in either of these two incidents, but the track and signal were put out of service nonetheless until the problem was solved. A theory was suggested that these defects were caused by the electromagnetic field of high-speed trains rushing past the signal on adjacent tracks.
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Bader's fuselage, tail and fin were gone from behind him, and he lost height rapidly at what he estimated to be 400 mph (640 km/hr) in a slow spin. He jettisoned the cockpit canopy, released his harness pin, and the air rushing past the open cockpit started to suck him out, but his prosthetic leg was trapped. Part way out of the cockpit and still attached to his aircraft, Bader fell for some time before he released his parachute, at which point the leg's retaining strap snapped under the strain and he was pulled free. A Bf 109 flew by some 50 yards away as he neared the ground at around .
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In Arm Schaap (translated: Poor Sheep) it is not a vehicle that is the subject, but a sheep as the title suggests. A sheep is laying down on its back, unable to get back on its feet by itself. If a sheep lays on its back, it will eventually die because of the intestines pressing against the sheets lungs and spine causing it to suffocate While we can hear the sheep trying and struggling to get air, a train is rushing past in the background. The work confronts the viewer of its powerlessness and impotence to help the sheep, showing that people do not have an influence on life itself as they are often thinking.
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She did sketches of the buildings around where she was standing, but relied on memory to record the actual moment when he passed by, obviously because she did not have time to record what would have taken only a couple of seconds. This painting, The Prince (1920), accurately records the scene of the prince being driven in his car through the street, which is lined with a large crowd of people. It shows the warm reception which Australians gave to the British royalty at the time, when Australia was still very much part of the British Empire. She followed this painting with other paintings based on sketches done in Sydney city, of crowds of people rushing past in Rushing (circa 1922), almost at humorous pace, with one woman looking at the viewer with a surprised expression.
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