With vibrations, we're looking at more fatigue failures: if there are little wiggles, millions of little wiggles, is that eventually going to break something?
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Instead, we should be looking at its wiggles and squirms.
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You don't buy a stock that wiggles around, you know?
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Third: Her pixelated figure wiggles on a pre-YouPorn sex tape.
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Success at the highest level demands raw effort, not pretty wiggles.
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Kayleigh does her job and wiggles her way through the boys.
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With a quick stretching motion, he wiggles and spins the noodle.
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The Wiggles have sold millions of records in Australia and abroad.
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So he put The Wiggles on repeat when I wasn't paying attention.
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Welcome to the ecstasy eye wiggles – or, as sometimes diagnosed online, nystagmus.
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If you grip farther back, the lizard wiggles more, and may struggle free.
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Eighteen-wheelers suddenly come down with the wiggles, like segmented caterpillar pull toys.
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The Wiggles power couple Emma Watkins and Lachlan Gillespie have announced their separation.
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The Wiggles said it best: "Fruit salad, yummy yummy" — and we couldn't agree more.
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"We don't treat people who aren't impaired — just because the kid wiggles," she said.
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They announced the news with an emotional Facebook message on the Wiggles' page on Thursday.
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These are theoretical bumps or wiggles in space-time that vibrate and produce gravitational waves.
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If the YouTube generation had its own version of The Wiggles, it'd be Bounce Patrol.
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Unlike The Wiggles, though, much of Bounce Patrol's content is inspired by the YouTube algorithm.
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Anthony Field (left), founding member of The Wiggles, injured himself after colliding with a revolving door.
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It's at this point that the worm drills out of the abdomen and wiggles to freedom.
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What we had was the size of the wiggles produced on seismic instruments by Russian explosions.
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In this fun video the Boston Dynamics Spot dances, wiggles, and shimmies right into our hearts.
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It wiggles back and forth each time, to replicate how one might move around while driving.
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Oliver touches Elio's shoulder while a group of people are playing volleyball, and Elio wiggles away.
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This amounts years and years of constantly having the wiggles every waking moment of your life.
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It had me pondering whether any of the Wiggles might have red hair, a respectable misdirection.
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But it does mean that any final interpretation wiggles out of grasp, deferred for lack of clarity.
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Watch it nowIt's Christmas Eve and The Wiggles are helping Santa prepare presents for the big night.
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There were Wiggles involved and I think there was The Magic School Bus all the time. Yeah.
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Seeing his brother pinned beneath the dresser, Bowdy walks around and lifts it while Brock wiggles out, crying.
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Field and his fellow Wiggles had just concluded the group's tour of the US when the accident occurred.
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By contrast, once Wolbachia wiggles its way into A. aegypti populations, it tends to establish itself fairly permanently.
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But it wiggles all over the place, and, because the method is Scotch straight up, the tonal possibilities expand.
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He is a man who wiggles out of contracts, does anything to win and rewrites history to suit him.
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He bites an apple, wiggles a toe poking through his sock, takes off his boots and begins painting them.
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Then she takes a lengthening mascara and wiggles the wand from the roots of the lashes through to the tips.
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That's because the "wiggles" or waveforms of earthquakes appear similar when they happen in the same spot, National Geographic explained.
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If the fixture wiggles, or appears to be attached with glue, that's an indication that a skimming device is attached.
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In the Twitter statement on Saturday, The Wiggles said they will go ahead with their second fundraising on Saturday night.
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The Wiggles star Greg Page is in serious but stable condition after going into cardiac arrest and collapsing while onstage.
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The lawsuit explains the incident: ... unexpectedly Defendant grabs her head and wiggles her breast against Plaintiff's face and head 8 times.
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Playing a supposed creative genius, Mr. Watts mugs and wiggles in loony videos that are among the movie's most grating moments.
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Looking to get your favorite pet owner some new tech so they can stay connected with Mr. Wiggles while at work?
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As a freighter approaches, the gates swing open and the boat wiggles its way in, often with little room to spare.
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Sweating, he clamped down with dental forceps, gave it a few wiggles, then a few twists and "pop" — it was free.
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When we got to our campsite we'd set up shop and take Moose for a run to get out her wiggles.
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Dogs get the wiggles, refuse to focus, or downright walk away, which is somehow both annoying and cute at the same time.
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On "Here With Me," Mayberry is a beacon of reason, singing with ramrod posture while the song wiggles and wobbles behind her.
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Yukai Engineering showed off Qoobo, a therapy robot that looks like a headless cat and wiggles its tail when you pet it.
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"We've visited Greg this morning & he wanted to thank everyone for their well wishes," The Wiggles said on the band's Twitter account.
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Researchers developed formulas to decipher a nuclear explosion's size — also known as its yield — and its location from the wiggles of a seismograph.
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Our thought bubble: The accuracy of old-school polygraphs — the ones that output the seismic wiggles seen above — has long been in question.
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The married couple at the center of popular children's band the Wiggles, Emma Watkins and Lachlan Gillespie, are divorcing after two years of marriage.
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If you're using the aluminum or white Apple Remote (with the circle at the top), hold down the select button until it wiggles.3.
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I wanted to incorporate the stuff I had in Butts that worked: the bright colors, the happy, crazy animation with the wiggles and stuff.
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"With some bumps and wiggles, if you take NASA's human spaceflight budget, you can fit this 2033 mission inside that budget line," Hubbard says.
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Google Assistant is already another handy way to distract the kids, and now Australian superstars The Wiggles are making their way onto the platform.
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When she landed a recurring role on American Horror Story: Freak Show, she stepped into a fat suit to play "fat lady" Ima Barbara Wiggles.
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She puts the tutu on and wiggles around, and she's happy to do it as long as she knows she's getting her Natural Balance treats.
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It is the warps and wiggles of space-time, Einstein realized, that give rise to what you and I experience as the force of gravity.
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The other, CASPEr (Cosmic Axion Spin Precession Experiment) looks for tiny wiggles in the motion of nuclear spins, which would be induced by the axion fluid.
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Moreover, competition is fierce, not just from the likes of Netflix, but also from other live acts for families, such as "the Wiggles" and "Sesame Street".
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Once the net is cut, the seal wiggles free and is placed back into the water, but not before getting a few scratchies from his heroes.
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"If he comes out and says he's out of the deal, but if he wiggles on the imposition of sanctions, we might sell off," said Kilduff.
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He's found some wiggles in the satellite images taken around Oswego, New York, that he says might reflect the effects of gravity waves through the storm.
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Select "Rearrange Apps" to get to the wiggles that allow you to drag apps around and create folders by dragging apps on top of each other.
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I promised I would give good, clean data, by remaining as still as roadkill and avoiding the little head wiggles that are the bane of F.M.R.I. research.
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The Wiggles are booked to perform seven shows in Canada later this week before returning to Australia for a national tour beginning in Melbourne on June 30.
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Ian Stell's "RollBottom" chair has a bit of a trick to it... The desk cover rolls back and wiggles along the chair frame, to create a seat.
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I smell that sweet horse smell of my childhood as Robin presses his nose to my hand and wiggles his big upper lip, searching for a snack.
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The same goes for The Wiggles, flip-flops with jeans, and using a Slip-n-Slide over the age of nine: all questionable until you consider the circumstances.
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PARALYZED HOCKEY PLAYER JACK JABLONSKI WIGGLES TOES FOR FIRST TIME IN 7 YEARS, SHARES &aposSHOCKING&apos VIDEO Humiliated, Brown left, later recording her emotional response to the incident.
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Metz told the magazine that after the fourth season of American Horror Story, in which she starred as Ima Wiggles, she didn't have much success getting new roles.
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Like a miniaturized Moby Dick, the pure-white fish wiggles slowly over the reef, ducking under corals and ascending, then descending again, up and down and all around.
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But there was an ongoing debate about whether it was possible to tell the size of an underground nuclear explosion from the seismic wiggles picked up by monitoring stations.
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We had information on both the size of the wiggles and the yields from the Nevada test site, where we had done virtually all of our underground atomic testing.
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The fountain is created from a looping rope that whips and wiggles through the air, making line drawings in space and conveying a sometimes playful, and occasionally menacing, presence.
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In the clip, Kulture hilariously wiggles in her dad's hands and giggles at a TV show she's watching as the Migos rapper, 27, brushes her bands to the side.
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Page was part of The Wiggles from 1991 until 2006 ... when he retired following his diagnosis with the chronic condition orthostatic intolerance, a disorder of the autonomic nervous system.
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Sam, all smiles, wiggles to be put down so she can make her presentation: a pink Barbie Band-Aid that she tenderly places over a spot between her mother's eyebrows.
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As the day of my termination approached and I felt my baby's kicks and wiggles, I simultaneously wanted to crawl out of my skin and suspend us together in time.
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And they aren't really dead—in the stack of three, the body in the middle wiggles out and moves over to lie down on top of the stack of two.
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" They added, "First and foremost we love and adore performing as Emma and Lachy in the Wiggles and having the privilege of celebrating this happiness with extraordinary families around the world.
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You gotta press and hold an app icon until it wiggles and an "x" appears, and then hunt through your home screen for the apps you want to get rid of.
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The magazine is behind the much talked about annual Cleo Bachelor of the Year contest, in which former winners include actor Eric Bana, comedian Andy Lee and The Wiggles' Anthony Field.
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The concert-series closer for the second year in a row, Bryan went three songs over his seven-song set, but with all that romping, stomping and hip wiggles, who cared?
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Keesling points to pop culture like LMFAO's song "Sexy And I Know It"—which features the lyrics "wiggle wiggle wiggle wiggle wiggle, yeah"—as encapsulating why people love wiggles so much.
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It's a mounted game fish that sings, turns its head, wiggles its tail, and sings "Don't Worry, Be Happy" by Bobby McFerrin and "Take Me To The River" by Al Green.
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Even though the hoop falls right to the ground each time her hands let go of it, she has no idea it isn't on her hips and she joyfully wiggles anyway.
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And in "Mysterious Fires (2016)," Cay Castagnetto sticks fingers in the ears of a rubber mask and wiggles them around to make it look trippy and ridiculous while saying very serious things.
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Never mind the little wiggles from year to year - the trend is going relentlessly up, and it will continue to do so as long as we add more CO2 to the atmosphere.
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The transportation, industrial and energy sectors are all beating the broad market this year —but on a longer-term chart their recoveries look like fairly modest upward wiggles in a deep downtrend.
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It works a little bit, but Chloe, who is "just full of wiggles," is more interested in the other booths, so we both keep one eye on the toddler while we talk.
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"Defendant Amanda D'hod [sic] walks in front of the Plaintiff Neldin Molina and unexpectedly grabs her head and wiggles her breast against Plaintiff's face and head 8 times," Molina alleges in her lawsuit.
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Sure, she body rolls and wiggles her arms in interesting ways, but that's more down to the fact that she trained as a dancer at the Urdang Academy before getting serious about music.
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"We're seeing these wiggles, we're using the best analysis tools we have, but it's still a very mysterious situation, and we're kind of in the Wild West of understanding what's going on here."
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Like The Wiggles, Bounce Patrol is wildly popular among its target demographic of preschool- and kindergarten-aged children: At more than 11 million subscribers, its YouTube videos have been watched 6½ billion times.
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Sure, you already have a tablet of some kind packed, but your toddler is going to be watching The Wiggles on that for hours, so your older child probably needs their own gaming device.
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Unlike Varys and Littlefinger, who display their emotions only through wiggles of the eyebrow, Jon Snow is very transparent with his feelings — even if his entire emotional spectrum is limited to frustration and determination.
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When this waveform is subtracted from each of the signals, this leaves behind "noise residuals" — the remaining little wiggles in the detectors that should be uncorrelated, since the instruments are about 2,000 miles apart.
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In fact, the ecosystem is also home to an entirely different kind of channel: human beings trying to become characters like Mister Rogers, the Wiggles, or a PBS kids show for a new generation.
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While using the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) in September of last year, they observed wiggles in space-time that were first theorized by Albert Einstein in 1916, opening a new window on the universe.
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And then came the afternoon's only hint that Mr. Sze and Ms. Nastasi might, in fact, share a nerdy tendency: Before they recessed down the aisle, they performed an elaborate secret handshake, complete with finger wiggles.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A founding member of popular Australian children's music group The Wiggles was recovering in a Sydney hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest while performing at a bushfire relief concert on Friday, the band said.
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The number one song in America is Old Town Road Remix No. 19274 by Lil Nas X featuring Billy Ray Cyrus, Mason Ramsey, Young Thug, Yoko Ono, the Wiggles, Tupac's hologram, the cast of Hamilton, Clay Aiken
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During a first-of-its-kind procedure in August of 2017 on Brandon's leg at St. Louis Children's Hospital, "I was able to remove a nerve that wiggles the toes to the hips," Moore told the network.
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"We're now blowing bubbles and doing high fives, they love it when we're watching the Wiggles -- they'll do little dance moves with their hands and what-not," Channel 7 reported Collins as saying during a press conference.
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There's even a Gmail plug-in that is supposed to help us quit this apparently self-destructive habit by policing our emails for signs of excessive contrition, underlining anything of an overly apologetic nature in angry red wiggles.
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So I got in touch with an expert – Dr Matt Dunn, an optometrist and lecturer in visual perception at the University of Cardiff – to chat about eye wiggles, how our body creates them and what their long-term effects could be.
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For investors less concerned with trading the wiggles and waves but trying to stay in tune with the big picture, a few themes I've continued to cite about this bull market remain relevant: It's not early, but it's not over.
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So, but the fundamental point, and some people get it, some don't, but when you are buying a stock, you're not buying something that wiggles around, or is on a chart, or has a target price, you're buying part of a business.
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"Despite the resilience in U.S. macro fundamentals and what seems to be the early stages of a bottoming process in U.S. manufacturing, markets continue to be pulled along by the wiggles in the oil market," said chief U.S. economist at RBC Capital Markets, Tom Porcelli.
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Recalling his experiences at hospitals - where nurses said God would punish him for being gay - and how people stare at him because he wiggles his hips when he walks, Fleur said being able to discuss sex in a safe space with his peers had liberated him.
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Related: Watch Projection-Mapped Kung Fu Between a Man and His Shadow Artist Candas Sisman Reinvents Reality By Shifting The Way We Think About Digital Data Watch Olympic Athletes Morph Into Abstract Geometries A Clay Man Wiggles to Psychedelic Grooves in This Stop-Motion Music Video
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"The Realm of Appearances," in which a red meadow rides up to a high horizon line and impasto moon, is a densely set typology of brush strokes: Thick navy wiggles collide with a rain of overlapping oil-green drops and a school of pert yellow dabs.
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Our incredible friendship has been strengthened throughout this time and what we have discovered is that, more than ever, first and foremost we love and adore performing as Emma and Lachy in The Wiggles and having the privilege of celebrating this happiness with extraordinary families around the world.
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Unlike the spunky Mary, who was bound to her career as a television news producer by passion, Andrea works in advertising, where the meetings are "intensely dull, soul-deadening," and where she wiggles her way out of a big promotion because it would be too much of a commitment.
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While Poloz said policymakers are not going to make monetary policy decisions based on "wiggles" in economic data, his focus on incoming data means the bank's Business Outlook Survey, due out on Friday, and reports on GDP and employment due to be released before the rate decision will be scrutinized.
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AJJ's new video for "Goodbye, Oh Goodbye" reads like a parody of all the hallmarks of mad-vi internet band OK Go: There's synchronized dancing (walking in place), balls from a ball pit (potentially stolen?), matching clothes (possibly inspired by The Wiggles), and a man in a chicken suit who does almost nothing.
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Made from metal and coated in pale paint, its parts are recognizable but illogical: a door leading to nowhere is wrapped with chain through a hole where a doorknob would go, and a window grate is bolted loosely to the frame so that it wiggles in the wind, guarding nothing but the sky beyond it.
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The other day, as I was looking for GIF-worthy material, I came across this video of a very funny '50s burlesque dancer and some strip club owner commented on it, being rather disdainful, saying how far they've come in the industry, because it used to be just a few wiggles and now they're more like athletes.
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As the long lines and thousands of Instagram posts for Japan's fluffy souffle pancakes and pillowy cheesecakes have proven, there's an added novelty and fun to food that wiggles and jiggles a little bit, and the vision of spooning and smoothing the pillowy foam of dalgona coffee has a pleasurable appeal that translates through a computer screen.
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