It started with the boy learning wiggling his new thumb.
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I peer in and see two live fish wiggling inside.
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See how the wiggling feet make shoulders, too, vibrate. Four.
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In that warm, wiggling cocoon, what could possibly go wrong?
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Once the wiggling starts, tap the "x" next to any app you no longer want or need to get to the Keep or Delete box before moving on to the next outdated, wiggling app.
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There was no wiggling or squirming — from the Cadillac or myself.
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Once he recognized him, he began whining and wiggling with joy.
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"And with 50,000 volts I bet he was wiggling," she said.
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Catch me shimmying and wiggling all over the shop come June.
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Taking a rectal temperature with a crying, wiggling newborn isn't easy.
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Look, The ferocious beasts In the city fighting and wiggling in packs.
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Wiggling the analog stick let you adjust where the hand ultimately landed.
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NASA fixed the telescope by essentially restarting it and wiggling it around.
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I miss the wiggling babies grinning at me over their parents' shoulders.
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He'll remember him, trying to pretend he's dead but wiggling a bit.
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You could also rearrange the wiggling apps or put them into folders.
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LONDON — Panting, pounding, thrusting, bobbing, bouncing, gurgling, knocking, wiggling — are you uncomfortable yet?
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The body was still wiggling when she began to cut out its organs.
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While the apps are still wiggling, drag the Chrome icon into the dock.
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The child was lifted away from her, his legs wiggling in the air.
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To delete a wiggling app, press the Play/Pause button and choose Delete.
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For adults, sucking may be a tension-reducer like wiggling your foot or tapping.
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Plainly put, we're talking about twerking and, well, anything that involve wiggling your bottom.
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Once the wiggling starts, a small X appears in the icon's top-left corner.
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Shapewear ads featuring women of various sizes wiggling into the garments flood social feeds.
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It's also possible to see them wiggling around under the skin or in the eye.
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Doesn't it?" she asked DeBoer as she watched their son wiggling on a blanket. "Yeah!
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Palm sugar syrup came first, then kidney beans, then wiggling pandan noodles with coconut milk.
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Blaming Trump is a clever trick, a way of wiggling out of his sizable shadow.
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That wiggling in the strong gravitational field would cost the hole energy, and thus mass.
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But once they've started, is there a way to stop eyes from wiggling like this?
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My husband holds our laughing, wiggling son — he's 2 in the photo — on his lap.
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Doesn't it?" she asked her husband as she watched their son wiggling on a blanket. "Yeah!
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To finish the look, curl lashes and apply mascara by wiggling the brush back and forth.
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It's the ideal size for getting up under the lash line and then wiggling it out.
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Well, whoever was wiggling my garage doorknob starts banging on the windows in my living room.
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They also happen to be big enough to be seen wiggling and eating under the microscope.
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Dua Lipa is wiggling her "dancing thumbs," decorated with delicate Keith Haring drawings, in my face.
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It is colloidal, this light, the sun wiggling as if across a braided river from above.
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Rarely do we spiral in a frenzy of wiggling glee when we see a loved one.
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"There's this Spidey sense I have now," Jordan said, wiggling a few fingers near his temple.
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The man smiles wide, playfully wiggling his hips at the end of the eight count beat.
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The accelerometers did not show what inactive babies were doing instead of wiggling, scooting or walking.
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Cheryl and the Pussycats moved completely out of a sync, wiggling their hips in matching short-shorts.
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There's no wiggling or dancing of the cursor, unless of course, your hands just aren't very steady.
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Also, Eddie Redmayne's magical-rhino butt-wiggling mating dance: best thing in the movie, or worst thing?
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Relatives have revealed she opened her eyes on Tuesday, just days after doctors noticed her toes wiggling.
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We'd note patterns, like the starter who tipped his lethal split-finger fastball by wiggling his glove.
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"Even when my kid was just wiggling her tooth, it made me want to throw up," she says.
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While I found the prospect of wiggling into this latest wardrobe game-changer exciting, I also felt uncomfortable.
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Clearly, little Addy was tired of wiggling her loose tooth around, and desperate times call for desperate measures.
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If the show is successful, Wakely's beetles could be wiggling to The Beatles for the next half-decade.
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So if you ever see the two of them sitting there wiggling their eyebrows, something's about to happen.
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"I always tried to wake up by wiggling my toes and fingers, but it never worked," she says.
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All that energy, all that untrammeled wiggling, cuddling, licking love — a puppy is the very personification of hope.
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We removed the protective Styrofoam and plastic wrap to start wiggling it through the doorway inch by inch.
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What feels better than wiggling out of a looming obligation when you're not in the mood to follow through?
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And at the end of the day, no one's going to be your little hand wiggling on the page.
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Some of them have cheeky grins; others are wizened hags; one is depicted wiggling out of a demon's mouth.
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God love a girl who sings about socks and slippers over a hip-wiggling beat and a Bhangra groove.
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Plus you can get an idea of the emotion and toe wiggling that goes on when we play together!
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But tapping your leg or wiggling your fingers while you're seated at your desk could help you stay healthy.
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This time, it gave me a solid idea, and I spent the next few years wiggling my way out.
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Romeo embraced Juliet briefly, making a new vocalization his handlers had not previously heard, and wiggling his back toes.
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But even at his best, he is not Robertson, who has made a career of wiggling free of jams.
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After wiggling out of prosecutors' grip three times, Junior was back in court and the family was falling apart.
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It looks up at us and begins to make a play for our attention, glancing around, wiggling its short arms.
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Wiggling the card as you enter it in the slot won't interfere with your transaction, but will foil the skimmer.
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Brings back 30-year-old memories of trying to take a bath and seeing little hands wiggling under the door!
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The crashes started with Carl Edwards's car wiggling in the first turn on a restart with seven laps to go.
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He was dancing around like he was in the ring, crouching low, back and forth, wiggling his fingers in anticipation.
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If you find that people are wiggling around your filters, you can also delete or report abusive comments to Instagram.
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She watched videos of Johan over and over of him kicking and wiggling, laughing with his dad, staring into the camera.
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She gave fans another look at her derrière in a follow-up post, sharing a video of herself wiggling her bottom.
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If you're going to perform, then the art of performance beyond the actual physical wiggling of one's fingers is very important.
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I feel sexy, cute, and beautiful all at the same time as I bounce around the dance floor wiggling my tail.
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The company showed off Happy Streaming socks that let you control your device by swiping your foot or wiggling your toes.
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And they found wonderfully simple things, like how wiggling of the fingers are controlled by a tiny area near the earlobes.
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When the video above starts, this wiggling, glowing blue blob seen under a new high-resolution microscope doesn't look like much.
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In the caption of a video of himself wiggling his bandaged legs after surgery, he thanked his fans for their support.
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Should it end up turtled on its back, it does some coordinated leg wiggling to flip itself back onto four feet.
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Interpreting dogs, with their diverse dialects and complex body language — wiggling butts, lip-licking, semaphoric ears and tails — often becomes subjective.
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For another woman life may begin at conception, for another not until the baby is wet and wiggling in her arms.
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But it can't be: It's part of a much greater, nearly 50-year long story of rock bands wiggling away from rock.
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They can tell us when they're happy or scared—we'll know if we see them wagging their tail really big or wiggling.
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Avery's mix is the 60th Dekmantel podcast, and it moves from deep space drone to wiggling acid lines to dubbed out minimal.
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Odds are Saint will find his way to your ears anyway, and have you hip-wiggling and pimp-slapping in no time.
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Three: She already faces "authenticity" issues; wiggling on "Medicare for All" or on hiking taxes on the wealthy would fuel that charge.
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Fish-eating birds, though, tend to have hook-like projections in their mouths that help them hold on to their wiggling prey.
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Only Big Sister could do that part — wiggling her fingers first to conjure the fairy dust that only Big Sister could conjure.
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The ad, for New York City fertility clinic Extend Fertility, featured a colorful illustration of a sperm wiggling its way into an ovum.
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The waitress said that Aimers then pulled his penis out of his pants and began "wiggling" it against her genitals over her clothes.
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God, she was like, 'I want to get steaks with you, I'm obsessed with you, oh my god,' wiggling around in her seat.
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He's constantly wiggling around, or snapping pics, or blatantly disregarding all traffic or safety laws to get more face time with his friends.
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And Drew agreed: "If you ever see the two of them sitting there wiggling their eyebrows, something's about to happen," he said. 4.
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And they seem to be wiggling out of consequences now (so does the tech crowd, even if they are in the hot seat).
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A display details the different receptors that tell your brain what to feel when wiggling your fingers or gripping something in your hands.
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They clench their muscles and cross their arms over their chests when they walk across prison grounds to prevent their bodies from wiggling.
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He shimmied it into the crack between the door and the frame, wiggling it for maybe two minutes until the lock popped open.
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Inverted onto a platter, the colorful wiggling gelatinous mass is a glorious sight to behold — glittering, translucent and decorated with fresh mint leaves.
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As for the familial nature of wiggling, the inheritance pattern is unclear and does not appear to have a simple dominant-gene mechanism.
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The show will feature 100 new drawings and a new installation titled Flow, as well as introduce some larger installations like Wiggling and Presence.
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Instead of wiggling around, adjusting, and only sometimes successfully getting my sweet spots hit, this pillow made every part of my crotch easily accessible.
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He relished the role, and at least half the kids took his suggestions seriously, vigorously wiggling their arms to limber up for the test.
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So, if you want to Snap your friend a GIF of a wiggling corgi set to Salt-N-Pepa's "Push It" — now you can.
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Typically, these slip over the top of the tree's trunk, and generally take a little bit of wiggling or adjusting before they sit steadily.
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"On a soft surface — like a bed — a car seat can overturn from a wiggling baby, and the baby can suffocate underneath," Baer said.
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I decide to take off my jacket first, before wiggling my way out of my T-shirt, sports bra, yoga pants, socks, and underwear.
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This model has been wiggling down in cost from around $70 since 2019 began, though I don't expect it to drop much further for now.
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One early theory comes from the appearance of a crowd at a Slipknot show; when fans jostle for space, they look like maggots wiggling around.
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To turn one's nose up at a tomato aspic is to pooh-pooh pleasure and a chance to chow down on some living, wiggling history.
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Most stab a soft banana at an angle, for example, so it doesn't fall off, and skewer a hard carrot by wiggling the fork in.
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After the scolding, those in the gallery — which appeared to be at capacity — showed their appreciation by holding their hands up and wiggling their fingers.
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The artist pays attention to character development whether it be the brightly-hued melting people in an infrared environment, or wiggling hotdogs in retro sunglasses.
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To stop the wiggling, press the home button on devices that have it or tap "Done" on the top-right for those that do not.
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She decided to create her own therapy to help teach herself to walk again by doing small things like wiggling her toes in her bed.
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"Just wiggling your toes and pumping your arms in the elevator can work," Dr. Yael Varnado, a physician and preventative health care expert, told TODAY.
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"I'm not wiggling out of anything, I just don't understand this process and I was hoping to have somebody guide me through it," she said.
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All you're doing is wiggling a pen on an index card, but it's almost like a bodily fluid just suddenly escaped out of your control.
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And it seems to me that many of the Democratic candidates are missing that base-level moral conflict, aiming over it or wiggling around it.
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The Tick, a goofy, bright blue superhero with a pair of suggestively wiggling antennas, is as difficult to eradicate as his Lyme-disease-carrying namesake.
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Returning to the stage, he didn't hop quite high enough, and for a second he was stuck, with his torso onstage and his legs wiggling.
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Keighley asked us to dance to show what we thought of the clip — Abrams even joined in, his avatar wiggling like a worm on stage.
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To them, Spicer's appearance on the show would serve as a chance to reintroduce himself to America as a harmless figure, a wiggling, rhythmless goofball.
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McCullers allowed the first three batters to reach base in the seventh inning before wiggling his way out of danger to protect his one-run lead.
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Most dancers find their way to the sport by way of their parents enrolling them in ballet classes as soon as they start wiggling around, i.e.
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When heated, these alloys return to a "remembered" shape they once held—which, in this case, will facilitate a rapid wiggling apart early in re-entry.
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Sprains and soft tissue injuries usually don't keep you from being able to perform simple tasks like opening and closing your hand or wiggling your toes.
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You get the board going by standing on it with two feet, then wiggling the front and back of the board to create an S-shape.
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Later in the afternoon, after using the excavator again, they were able to reach the pup, who "came out wiggling her tail," Carter told the Sun.
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The large bony wreckfish, also known as asea bass or stone bass, is seen with the tailfin of a dogfish shark slowly wiggling back and forth.
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Corden is wiggling his way onto primetime television with an upcoming hour-long Carpool Karaoke special, featuring Jennifer Lopez, on March 29 to celebrate the anniversary.
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To the Switch's credit, the joycon still plays fine, but afterward I spend five minutes wiggling it loose millimeter by millimeter, convinced I've broken the thing.
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They shot only the top half of his body, so his wiggling waist — considered lewd and scandalously sexy at the time — wouldn't send young girls swooning.
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I was so scared of hurting her when I held her but she was very feisty and wiggling and pushing and kicking as hard as she could.
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One video, which has been viewed 3.9m times on YouTube, shows Ms Inul wiggling her hips suggestively with her back to the audience, who eagerly look on.
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Its unquantized bassline has a certain wiggling effect, which, paired with some dynamic knob twiddling in the harmonic mid-range, gives the track a compellingly squirmy quality.
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Given the proper treatment, films about hip-wiggling and epic backbends are the stuff of movie legends, and I'll say it: This movie was treated decently well.
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Specifically, in the case of the "damn emails," as Bernie Sanders called them, the Clinton magic — wiggling out of danger and constriction to great amazement — remains intact.
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There was a chance that because Zéa was still a very young and developing child, therapy and rehab could turn the wiggling of her toes into walking.
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It began small -- wiggling of toes -- then one leg being able to move and then figuring out how to sync her legs to be able to walk.
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They're more interested in meandering in and around their dream factory, in showing DeeAnna wiggling underwater in a mermaid costume and Hobie doing a headstand in a saddle.
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Related: 6 Female GIF Artists You Should Know Now | GIF Six-Pack [Exclusive] Inside Scorpion Dagger's Real-Life GIF Book These Wiggling GIFs Have Got Us Seeing 3D
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Baby Kulture can be seen wiggling in her dad's hands and giggling at a TV show she's watching, as the dotting father brushes her bangs to the side.
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I experienced fatigue in one ear after less than 30 minutes wearing them, and no amount of wiggling ever made them feel great in my ear, only acceptable.
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Not that Nick, an emotionally shuttered doctor with a successful memoir under his belt, would register any more forcefully were Andrea not perpetually wiggling between him and us.
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It's fair to say something needed to be done about this, but I think it's fair to expect an emboldening if [Anglin's] successful at wiggling out of this.
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I also enjoy the fact that Oppo's telephoto OIS is done by wiggling the mirror by fractions of a millimeter in response to unintended hand movement from the user.
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"I'm back in the gym with my trainer, throwing heavy boulders around and pushing medicine balls and wiggling and shaking that big rope thing," she says, describing battle ropes.
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But its measurements of the faint speck wiggling on the sky promises to narrow down the multiple options of what's causing Sagittarius A* to flicker in the first place.
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Enter — wiggling gently with a slightly stupid grin on its skull-like face — the latest robotic creation from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland: the Pleurobot.
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Occasionally it's even humorous, as when video images of groups of hands dissolve between comically different arrangements (one moment solemnly posed, the next making duck-like forms and wiggling).
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River otters don't need music to do a funny rhythmic two-step with their short hind legs, while raising their long tails and wiggling their butts as they defecate.
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"I thought we were just wiggling and lifting our arms," said the great postmodern dancer Vicky Shick, above, who brings Trisha Brown's minimalist 1973 classic "Spanish Dance" to life.
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Some reported that she was with five other children, some that she had spoken to rescuers and was wiggling her fingers, still others that she had been sent water.
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By wiggling the spaghetti noodles in the background, they could simulate the effect of an electric field on a charged particles (represented by photons), as observed in the Lite Brite.
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"Some of them were asleep, some of them were wiggling their fingers... (as if) groggy, but they were breathing," Commander Peeranarong, who helped transfer the boys through the cave, said.
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I should cut to the chase right now and tell you that, as I write this, I am nearly seven months pregnant, feeling my baby wiggling around inside my belly.
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Cordova works with children, assuaging their fears, easing them in and out of the scanner while coaxing them with soft words, Pixar movies and promises of snacks to minimize wiggling.
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In the dreamy, Matisse-like interior "Bedroom," the floor opens up into a cloudy sky filled with wan green figures; the wiggling walls and bed frame seem to be melting.
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The subtleties of a flicked wrist here, an impossibly undulating bicep there, a wiggling toe that is grave and silly in equal measure — these are lost in this baroque production.
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Last week, Sky Frame posted footage on Facebook from inside a Wendy's in Catoosa, Oklahoma, showing what appears to be a mouse wiggling around in a bag of hamburger buns.
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In the clip shared on YouTube by Berufstierrettung Rhein Neckar, the firefighters can be seen lifting the manhole, with the rat still stuck in it, wiggling its feet and tail rigorously.
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The 33-year-old confirmed the birth of her daughter on Instagram by posting a short, but indeed sweet, video of a tiny baby foot wiggling out of a pink blanket.
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Start by identifying two apps you wish to be in a folder together and hold a finger down on one until it begins wiggling (and displays an "X" in the corner).
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The camera starts to zoom in and out, before pulling in tightly on a wiggling craft in the middle of the room, whose hatch opens to reveal a grinning alien squid.
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Four people come in, and you're hiding behind an open door wiggling the camera to the side hoping that you can get at least one shot off before they get you.
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If it's just a guy with his hands on your neck, not putting any kind of pressure and you're just doing this wiggling death rattle, it looks like a normal movie strangulation.
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It makes sense that wiggling these symbols into a text conversation or tweet might be a challenge — especially if you're not a skier, a linguist, or particularly worried about your water supply.
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They, and hundreds of other bands big and small, have kept butts wiggling on the Horseshoe's signature (and celebrated) checkerboard dance floor, ever since it became a music venue in the 1950s.
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At different spots in the den, larger snakes (the females, as visitors who have read the panels know) are entwined in sometimes frantically wiggling snake balls made up of smaller, male snakes.
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" In the teaser, a buck naked Lowe (with private parts blurred, alas!) sets up a camera in his bedroom, turns around and does some, ahem, provocative wiggling as the "Love Theme from St.
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His nasal voice, his sarcasm, even his walk—"a long-striding gait ... usually done to the arrhythmic accompaniment of nervous wiggling fingers," wrote Sports Illustrated's Jack McCallum—tend to grate upon the senses.
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The adorable clip shows Flo using her paws to break through the snow before sticking her face into the hole she creates and then wiggling her body the rest of the way in.
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For example, a dog might respond to a previous caregiver they haven't seen in years with exuberant butt-wiggling, and a dog's fear of men in baseball caps might also endure for years.
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The car is wiggling backward and forward, backward and forward, trying to fit into the dead center of the spot, and another driver is stuck, waiting to get by in the tight garage.
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Originally meant for a flat screen, and then for mobile headsets, it ended up on the HTC Vive, where motion controllers and space tracking create a set of stretchy, wiggling arms and legs.
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Within five days of the jail's opening in 1968, an inmate escaped by wiggling under loose mesh wire and using a garden hose to climb from the roof, the Orange County Register reported.
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Sitting on stage with his arms splayed across two CDJs, Vjuan cuts a striking figure, wearing a glittery cap that says "READ" and wiggling his hefty frame in his chair to the music.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend has spent its second season ostensibly turning away from its romantic love stories to focus on friendships instead — but the romantic love stories keep wiggling their way back into focus.
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The New York-based painter and illustrator's most recent exhibition, Intoxicating Pollen Wiggling in a Moist Journey of Constantly Blooming Tides, just opened late last week at the Garis & Hahn Gallery in New York.
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First, wiggling the bump around with her fingers to gauge the size, Dr. Lee squeezes the lump out of the tiny incision slit to ensure that the pus oozes out cleanly without any scarring.
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If it goes too roughly grab a wiggling kitten (for example), or to make a too-firm handshake, the user can override the bionic hand, reset the decision and try again—assuming everyone survived.
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You reach in, and, instead of finding a tumor or some other abnormality, as surgeons usually do when we go into someone's belly, you find five tiny wiggling toes, a knee, a whole leg.
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Jürgen Klopp, the coach of Liverpool, ambled out of the tunnel at Anfield before his team's Champions League match on Wednesday night when the wiggling, outstretched hands of some enthusiastic fans entered his sightline.
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After her human spent 328 record-breaking days in space, dog LBD ("Little Brown Dog") greeted returning NASA scientist Christina Koch with the kind of crazy, body-wiggling affection we all melt to see.
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Displaying her toned physique in a white cropped tank top, black mini shorts and Nike sneakers, the "Wrecking Ball" singer had no qualms about wiggling her hips, shaking her booty and getting her twerk on.
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By analyzing the depth, direction, and types of seismic waves traveling through the Earth, scientists in those member states can figure out whether it was a quake or a blast that sent the seismometers wiggling.
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"I'm back in the gym with my trainer, throwing heavy boulders around and pushing medicine balls and wiggling and shaking that big rope thing," she said, noting she also loves The Class by Taryn Toomey.
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"We were on stage for the results a couple of weeks ago, and I look at Blake and there's a camera guy shooting between the coaches' chairs and Blake is wiggling the cameras," he said.
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And that I suspect it is wiggling into the holiday shopping season in an effort to steal some warm and fuzzy associations from you while your heart is amped up on caffeine and overt sentiment.
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Girls of a certain age got the training-wheels version of that persona in Labyrinth, via tight pants and suggestively wiggling hips in a role specifically meant to worm its way into the adolescent psyche.
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Parents and teachers may once have urged you to sit still, but wiggling, tapping your toes, standing briefly, and otherwise fidgeting as much as possible at your desk is in fact good for your body.
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On a recent visit to the park, the biggest attraction — for those coming solo as well as the simultaneous and chaotic arrival of two school groups from Winnipeg — seemed to be the wiggling snake balls.
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Some borrowers have asked for clauses in their loan agreements to prevent banks from wiggling out of commitments by claiming that Brexit created a "material adverse change" in conditions, said Ms. Whitehead of Hogan Lovells.
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Where we used to rely on wiggling into whatever clothes we left behind in our childhood closets, it's time to accept the fact that our high school sports sweatshirts are no longer going to cut it.
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"My absolute favorite part is opening the crate door after their long flight, seeing their wiggling bodies, watching their tails wag out of excitement, and coming to me for a hug," Stundzia said of her rescues.
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While some were initially uncertain "if or when" Keytar Bear would return to the streets following the violent incident, the performer announced on Facebook Monday that he'd be back to wiggling around in his suit soon.
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Beasts features a uniquely horrible and personal form of execution, and also Redmayne honking, rolling around, and wiggling his ass at the camera in a mating dance aimed at luring in an escaped glowing rhino-beast.
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Expect to see nothing but its back, legs, or ass from time to time, desperately wiggling the sticks to try to relocate the errant kid at the heart of this adventure, the "you" inside the experience.
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He placed his feet close together, pinched in his knees and bounced up and down — all while wiggling his bat above his helmet and pointing it at the pitcher, holding his hands apart on the handle.
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Back in my day, the 303&aposs, the early 1960&aposs, in locker rooms you said a lot of stuff intolerable, no room for wiggling, no room to nuance, and I make it about ideology or philosophy.
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But after wiggling its way inside thousands of studios, the system had nonetheless begun to seem like exactly that: not so much a partner as a competitor—one that had control over the rules of the game.
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MobiLimb can complement what's happening on the smartphone screen, for example by wiggling when a notification comes in, or by stroking the user's hand or wrist when he or she receives a smiley emoji from a friend.
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Created by Shenzhen-based robotics company Ekasbo, Matebot looks like a black and white cartoon cat and responds to your touch by wiggling its ears, changing the expression in its big LED eyes and tilting its head.
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The extensive costume and makeup process went on for several hours, with Klum seen wiggling into a humanoid alien body suit with a team of artists painting on her costume, blow-drying it, and even adding gelatin.
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There were some pretty good moments, like when someone questioned if I had to stay still while Kevin was doing a plank with me on his back and my wiggling and bouncing caused him to immediately fall.
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She got her groove on in a neon orange two-piece with black piping, dancing, wiggling and doing fake make-out poses along to Mark Ronson's song… … Then showed its FOMO-inducing potential with her steamy poolside pic.
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I had spent hours in a fugue state watching videos of Jackson when he was a lanky teenager, wiggling his sequined hips in the "Rock With You" music video, his skin still the color of a coconut husk.
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" In the game, players putter around in the guise of a feathery, bottom-wiggling bird, ticking off the game's assignments, like "Make the groundskeeper hammer his thumb" and, "Steal a pint glass and drop it in the canal.
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" Judge Alsup signaled his agreement, calling it "poetic justice" that after pushing for years to force workers into arbitration, companies like DoorDash are now "wiggling around trying to figure some way to squirm out of your own agreement.
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But we also joked about things both silly and shallow, managing to convince strangers that we had met in a fairground bumper-car accident, and recoiling in mock fright from a meal that was still wiggling on our plates.
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I've spoken to a number of investors from various cities who offer a bunch of hand-waving and wiggling as they explain that they only do see rounds in companies in their back yards or with plenty of traction.
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Though she may not even make the final, the hurdler Michelle Jenneke has become a YouTube sensation and is plastered on soft-drink billboards in Rio thanks to a hip-wiggling dance she does before the start of races.
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Makeup artist Tracy Murphy's trick for making your eye lashes look ridiculously long is easy: after using a curling iron to create a slight bend, apply a lengthening mascara on your top and bottom lashes, wiggling the wand as you go.
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Their work explores the simplicity and complexity of modern food, which can be anything from hot dog sculptures—like the one included in this year's photo issue in which hot dogs impale a slice of pizza—to wiggling deli meat.
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So you can't blame me for sitting through The Crimes of Grindelwald, distracted by Zoe Kravitz's ravishing beauty, wiggling giddily in my seat at the first sight of Hogwarts, and anticipating a makeout session between Dumbledore and some attractive dude.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I see a lot of wonderful things on my bicycle commute from Prospect Heights to Union Square and back — BMX bikers doing crazy tricks, recumbent cyclists pedaling in repose, unicyclists wiggling their way up the bridge.
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Even with the shorter display, I still can't quite reach the top of the screen without wiggling the phone down my palm, so being able to navigate in this way is super convenient — as long as the phone is in your right hand.
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Just open the folder and press down on the app's icon until it (and all the other apps on the screen) begins to wiggle; the wiggling means you can move them around the iPad's home screen or delete them from your tablet.
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Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort has been charged with conspiracy against the United States, money laundering, bank fraud, and other crimes, but his alleged tampering with witnesses appears to be about wiggling out of another charge: failing to register as a foreign lobbyist.
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George Howard, general manager of Shallotte River Swamp Park, took some footage of the frozen reptiles, explaining that gators have an uncanny ability to know just when the water is about to freeze—wiggling themselves into position to survive when it turns to ice.
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"If they do exist, those cosmic strings can kind of wriggle and wiggle around, and every so often, the wiggling leads to a cracking, like cracking a whip," says Patrick Brady, an astronomer at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee who is the LIGO Scientific Collaboration's spokesman.
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She also posted a video montage of her kids jumping into the pool and practicing karate moves on the beach, while she lays on a lounge chair wiggling in a bikini — something that's become her new signature swimwear move (surely you remember her sexy beachside dance).
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It's less as an event and more as an ideology or a collection of images: Jimi Hendrix; grainy monochrome photographs of people lurching around in that odd, lopsided way involving a lot of finger wiggling that was considered dancing in the 21999s; various disgraceful incarnations of trouser.
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I've been using an iPhone since the iPhone 2G, and one of my all-time favorite iOS gestures is what my colleague Dieter Bohn calls "jiggly mode," which is when you press and hold an app and all of the apps on your screen start wiggling.
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Strength, Mother, Southern (La Porsha Renae): Her booty-wiggling stomp-along of The Beatles' "Come Together" was thoroughly convincing in a "WTF just happened?!" sort of way, which, again, is pretty much all we can hope for as we near the end of The Great American Idol Burnoff.
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Drag the app on top of another app you want in the same folder; while the apps are wiggling in "edit" mode, you can also drag them around into a new order on the screen or tap the "x" in the corner to delete the app from the device.
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"Some of the behaviors that teachers noticed increase were time on task, cooperation with each other, having an opportunity to sit and read for longer periods of time, complete worksheets or hands-on assignments without touching or wiggling or being disruptive to the learning community," said Oakridge Principal Lynne Wright.
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The short of it is: I somehow managed to keep this guy at bay for the rest of the summer, matching his tone but not acting on it, avoiding his office alone, wiggling out of any extra curricular invitations, generating a constantly evasive list of excuses with warmth and feigned interest.
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Our Spaces blends all of the elements of his disparate projects, the ecstasy and the ether, and it does so with a newfound edge, a loud, aggressive, boisterous voice that feels like a cinematic introduction to an impending alien army more than something that might elicit wiggling hips or nodding heads.
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In streams of short videos, the Steelers linebacker leg presses more than 53,000 pounds, bench presses with a wiggling "tsunami" bar that looks like it should tear his arms off, does pretty amazing impressions of bodybuilding legend Ronnie Coleman, and plays a variation of volleyball using a 16-pound medicine ball.
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It offers the sort of party experience that other mini-game-driven Switch titles, like launch title 1-2 Switch, can't match — whether it's watching Peach slap Wario out of the way to get in a photo, or the absurdity of all your pals wiggling their Joy-Con to make beloved characters ride a tricycle.
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Certain chemicals squirting through my brain tag this experience as unpleasant, while other chemicals, from a different part of my brain, override this unpleasantness, because past experience has taught me that wiggling my bony protrusions will lead to acquiring paper that I can use to obtain more bird flesh, which I require for life.
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She needs to do virtually nothing to bring a smile to people's faces — just her little body, wiggling almost entirely with glee when she encounters anyone at all, her trusting soul and happy bark and her honest-to-god smile (don't tell me dogs can't smile because she absolutely does) positively defies anyone to feel unhappy in her presence.
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The sight of her wiggling fingers early Wednesday became a symbol for the hope that drove thousands of professionals and volunteers to work frantically at dozens of wrecked buildings across the capital and nearby states looking for survivors of the magnitude 7.1 earthquake that killed at least 245 people in central Mexico and injured over 2,000.
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A few years ago, a team led by Christoph Westbrook of CNRS (The French National Center for Scientific Research) in Paris studied the production of quantum particles by 'wiggling' a ring Bose Einstein condensate—a state of matter in which the atoms have been cooled to near absolute zero, making them behave as a single quantum object.
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"We know much less than we would like to about the health and economic burden of these infections in the US." With the perennial story of someone pooping out a five-foot-long tapeworm appearing in your feed, you may wonder how 100 million people could not know they've become human hotels to creatures wiggling through their bodies.
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There's so much to parse here: Trump wiggling around admitting regret for how nasty the campaign was; questions of a special prosecutor for Hillary Clinton; his infamous immigration stance; at least two declarations that he "easily" won the election (despite the fact he lost the popular vote); and the news that his daughter Ivanka will not have a role in his White House administration.
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Thinking like a snake, in this instance, means slithering to move from A to B and beyond, which in the game requires holding the right trigger button (ZR on the tested Switch version, though I've also played on Xbox One) and nudging the left stick back and forth, right to left, to commence the wiggling, writhing momentum—maintaining an "S" shape represents the best way forward.
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It also embraced humor and a Dadaist sense of the absurd, as evidenced by Lucinda Childs's "Carnation" (1964), in which the artist placed a colander on her head and a stack of fanned dishwashing sponges in her mouth, or David Gordon's singing of "Second Hand Rose" and "Get Married, Shirley" during the first performance of his finger-wiggling "Mannequin Dance" (21973), which he conceived of while in his bathtub.
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