He displays flashes of directorial brilliance, particularly in terms of the relationships between the characters, and the performances are solid. |
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If the voltage is high enough, the insulator flashes over causing a short circuit of the system. |
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The theory here is that the primer flashes over the small powder charge and causes it to detonate. |
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An arc then flashes over between these electrodes 24 and 13, giving rise to ionization and pressurization. |
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So anyway, after a couple of hours of rain, and occasional rectangular and rhomboid flashes of blue and orange, I'm here once again. |
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Up ahead were screaming clashes of thunder, and bright flashes of lightning. |
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They saw the flashes of lightning within the dark cloud looming ahead of them. |
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In fact the last hour on the course was played out to the accompaniment of claps of thunder and flashes of lightning, but it stayed dry. |
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Perched on her grandma's shoulders, an apple-cheeked 5-year-old flashes a peace sign. |
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Some of the bigger bangs and flashes of light could be seen and heard for miles around. |
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It is seen only in brief flashes, possibly to distract from the fact it looks rubbery. |
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She quickly brings her arms stiffly to her sides and flashes a lopsided smile, her heavy jaw clenched. |
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Soon thunder rumbled across the heavens and flashes of lightning lit up the hillsides as thick curtains of rain swept towards us. |
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Great flashes of light illuminated the whole area, punctuated by the rumbling of thunder clouds. |
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In the autumn, net-veined aster and hollow-stemmed goldenrod add flashes of white and yellow, respectively. |
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And, the culinary herb, sage, that you use in the kitchen is often enough to put a damper on hot flashes. |
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Though he showed flashes of the old brilliance, fashionable opinion increasingly considered him obsolete, a back number from a bygone era. |
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The screen flashes and a diagram of the schematics of the spherical generator appear. |
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He is far from the finished article and his game yesterday was a mix of schoolboy errors and flashes of brilliance. |
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Not that one swallow makes a summer but there were flashes of former greatness. |
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As the thaumatrope spins, the series of quick flashes is interpreted as one continuous image. |
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Smith flashes a smile and scuffs his foot across a swath of browned grass where Greene and the other sprinters had vomited. |
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Dark clouds had massed overhead, intermittent flashes of lightning jumping between them. |
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While not a master tactician, he occasionally displayed flashes of brilliance. |
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It started to rain, with flashes of lightning and booms of thunder sounding in the distance. |
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Seers interpreted claps of thunder, lightning flashes or the condition of a sacrificed animal's entrails. |
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It was a very tedious business, and they amused themselves by counting the seconds between the thunderclaps and the flashes of lighting. |
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Oh, yeah, we were still in a thick thundercloud with periodic flashes of lightning surrounding us. |
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Hot flashes are the most common symptom of menopause, occurring in 80 percent of women during their menopausal years. |
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Numerous electronic flashes, beeps, and the sounds of heart resuscitators occur with increasing intensity. |
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He chafed a begrimed hand across a similarly soiled mouth, maw gaping wide in a grin, to reveal ebony teeth with fallow flashes of gold. |
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To catch a glimpse of that shimmering green as a spring of teal flashes by, I tell you, it's enough to restore a man's soul. |
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We went outside to see the sky lit up by great flashes of sheet lightning, but no thunder. |
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Like sheet lightning, these flashes are created by lightning bolts, but are in thunderstorms more than 10 miles away. |
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You can see them in the streets of Shiraz, flashes of shocking pink or blue kicking out from under their demur black chador. |
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When the crystals are pressed or scraped with a rod, the bright green flashes of the triboluminescence will be observed. |
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One reference states that research is underway to apply triboluminescent flashes to sense automobile crashes and inflate air bags. |
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He turns and sees me and flashes me a big smile that shows all his perfect white teeth. |
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Brilliant flashes of color shot past the windows like phantasmal fire works. |
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Stars twinkled merrily, their brief flashes of light competing with the steady glow of the moon. |
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His songs are frequently grim, a catalogue of human misery shot through with mordant humour and flashes of spiritual or psychological calm. |
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The signals could be sent as messages or as Morse code using a combination of long and short flashes of light by opening and closing the shutter. |
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A turtle lazily munched on the coral, oblivious and uncaring of my presence, or the flashes emanating from my camera. |
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He flashes his trademark smile, all the while mugging to the camera as if every bug-eyed move were a thousand dollar check. |
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The numerous flashes from the photographers' cameras were adding undesired lighting effects to their rehearsal. |
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Aerial shots of the beleaguered fort, with Mexican troops climbing scaling ladders, lit by flashes of musketry, are striking. |
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Hundreds of images ran through my mind, like the flashes you see when they're brainwashing people in a bad sci-fi movie. |
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His re-entry into civilization was not marked by a news conference with camera flashes and barked questions. |
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In truth, space is a very bright place with incalculable flashes of brilliance filling trillions upon trillions of light years. |
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However the Clan has shown flashes of brilliance this season, and a strong finish is not out of their reach. |
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During a long job interview process, consistency counts much more than flashes of brilliance. |
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Strange flashes of varicoloured, rainbow light began to appear and disappear on the path before me. |
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On the 29th, a south-western storm burst, which was accompanied with flashes of lightning of an extraordinary length. |
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Kina could see the sky now, brooding black yet on fire with random flashes of light. |
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Our late-October visit to Skye meant we saw magnificent flashes of gold, red and burgundy everywhere we looked. |
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Space controllers are aware of unusual atmospheric phenomena called sprites, a form of lightning that flashes into space above thunder clouds. |
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Using alfalfa sprouts to relieve hot flashes is a successful folk remedy from New Mexico. |
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In his Norfolk jacket, breeks made from Glenturret's own tweed and yellow flashes in his socks, Alex Seldon is dressed for the part. |
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At best, this is a movie populated by flashes of brilliance among its general stagnancy. |
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Will your obit be dreary or contain flashes of perception, maybe even a quote or two? |
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Occasional flashes of lightning danced over the distant peaks of the Cordillera Real. |
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Fischer showed occasional flashes of his old self, but was also clearly rusty. |
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She experienced a steady decline in the frequency of hot flashes during treatment. |
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Many flashes blind us as we pull our picture poses and we walk on into the large gathering blocking the Odeon cinema entrance. |
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Baggio completed a full 90 minutes and showed flashes of the ability that won him 60 caps for the Italian national side. |
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There are sweet, racy cherry notes, some flashes of coffee and steeliness in the mid palate. |
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Thomas sits opposite to him, flashes him a quarter-second smile, and steeples his fingers. |
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A caption flashes across the screen listing the substitutes for both teams. |
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To add insult to injury, the same stock footage, like lightning flashes or an owl perched on a branch, is repeated ad nauseam. |
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This woman flashes around some cleavage and Harry follows like a dog in heat. |
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As the hearse and police cars drove down the drive towards the chapel, the rainy night air was lit up with flashes from Press cameras. |
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When they would go into the cloud, you could see flashes like heat lightning. |
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When a streak of lightning flashes across the sky, you often hear a crack of thunder several seconds later. |
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Like a heliotropic plant, she turned towards warmth and light, which unfortunately were the blinding flashes of cameras. |
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Tall and willowy models swaggered down the catwalk, illuminated by a constant barrage of hundreds of camera flashes. |
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After a few seconds the axe flashes into view, helve over blade, and lands with a heavy slap of foam in the stream. |
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All was flashes of hot pink and turquoise blue, the strobe of the late eighties. |
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When neutrinos passing through the heavy water interact with deuterium nuclei, flashes of light, called Cerenkov radiation, are emitted. |
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Last night our popcorn popper blew up right in front of me in a explosion of blue flashes, sparks and a noise like grinding gears. |
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The standard treatment of ovarian failure and hot flashes has been hormone replacement therapy. |
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If one surveys the panorama of today's international left, Allende's legacy occasionally flashes and flourishes. |
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Mick edges perilously close to the edge, the rod bends some more and a swallow-tailed, almost luminous fish, flashes in the sunrise. |
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Solar flares appear as sudden, intense flashes in the chromosphere of the Sun. |
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In the past, the standard treatment for hot flashes has been hormone replacement therapy. |
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There were no significant differences between the soy and placebo groups in the number of hot flashes or hot flash scores. |
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A recent study suggests that eating 20 grams of soy protein daily for six weeks reduces women's hot flashes and other menopausal symptoms. |
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However, it has been widely prescribed for prevention of osteoporosis and relief of menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes. |
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In rare flashes of vulnerability, Ridley said she feels pain every time she sees a child left parentless from a killing. |
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The audience clapped loudly as more flashes were made by the parents' cameras. |
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Critics say he is a mercenary and a poor trainer, but there have been flashes of class in his brief appearances in claret and amber. |
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Key colours include pastel pinks, baby blues, soft yellow, crisp whites and flashes of poppy red. |
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She was experiencing significant distress due to hot flashes and was referred by her oncologist for hypnotherapy. |
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The duo display a likable rapport and a healthy sense of irony, and their show is punctuated by flashes of invigorating idiocy. |
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Hot flashes are the most common and troublesome symptoms reported by women during and after perimenopause. |
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Symptoms of perimenopause can include such things as hot flashes, night sweats and mood swings. |
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Then a storm begins, and the flashes of lightning briefly and beautifully illuminate a tree waving in the wind outside the window. |
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The next town was Boyes, just 29 km down the road and as we rode towards it we saw flashes of lightning illuminate the horizon. |
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The surging waves of orchestral sound, radiant pianissimos and brilliant flashes of color were awesome! |
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As and when an idea flashes, this unusual painter apparently colours his lips and then smacks it on the paper. |
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Another idea is to install a traffic speed indicator which flashes when a vehicle is travelling too fast. |
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After the last two weeks he may be less enthusiastic about all those flashes inflaming the night. |
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When you push the buttons on the back of him, he punches, and when you press down to write, a light inside the thing flashes. |
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Watching intermittent flashes of light floating randomly through the air is a spectacular sight. |
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From these little blobs the sun threw back at intervals bright flashes of steel as the tribesmen waved their swords. |
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And surprise surprise, there were some flashes of hot pink that may force some conservative dressers to do a rethink. |
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Each time a red flashes they have to touch it to show they can see it out of the corner of their eye. |
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As flashes of people, animals, houses and nature flitted around him, he thought long and hard about what he was going to do. |
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As the brilliant Sun is covered by the Moon, the pearly corona flashes into view, the sky darkens, and all of nature seems to come to a halt. |
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As we approached I saw huge flashes of fork lightning and heard the loudest thunder crashes I have ever heard. |
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The artist's palette encompasses earthy, weather worn colours, rich burnished crimsons and flashes of red. |
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The governor has shown flashes of the same bluntness in his prime-time campaigning. |
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As she walks through different rooms, the film flashes back to her girlhood and adolescence. |
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The catcher then puts his gloveless hand between his legs and flashes the sign to signal the next pitch. |
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There are washes of fuzz and two drummers pounding, but those are more like flashes of turbulence in a meandering stream of psychedelic swirl. |
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So it flashes you as you leave the village for the derestricted bit, rather than as you enter the built up area. |
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Anthony, apparently listening in, flashes a wicked grin at his oldest brother. |
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In his prime, Sanders was the most electrifying player in football, and he still shows flashes of it now that he's on the Baltimore Ravens. |
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Essentially then, this study was looking at acupuncture versus electro-acupuncture on the treatment of hot flashes. |
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The electroretinogram is a noninvasive physiologic technique for recording electrical potentials from the retina in response to flashes of light. |
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Both were above average, and when Milton got in a groove, he displayed flashes of brilliance. |
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My mind was sending too many thoughts, too many flashes and words, too much for me to take in, fatigue threatening to engulf me. |
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Throughout the book, the writing is enlivened with bright flashes of wit and Kent's consistently elegant use of language. |
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Further studies are warranted to examine the possible therapeutic effects of evening primrose oil for hot flashes. |
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The flashes of light through the window became suddenly painful, excruciating. |
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We learn how to catch flying fish, and that a dorado in its death-throes flashes different colours in rapid succession. |
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Most hot flashes are mild to moderate in intensity and usually abate over time without therapy. |
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Fenwick claimed that jackalopes mate only during nocturnal lightning flashes. |
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We got there as the sky was darkening and incredibly bright, jagged flashes of pink lightning sheeted across the sky. |
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Ed Blackwell plays it straight for the most part, with only occasional flashes of the quicksilver rhythmic trickery he excelled at. |
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Dark green, ocean blue, metallic greys and whites, black and vibrant flashes of cobalt blue and acid yellow are the season's colours. |
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Huge bright red and white flashes were seen in the distance and the air quickly filled with smoke and the acrid smell of cordite and sulphur. |
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One shows its promise in tantalizing flashes, the other blinds us with its reckless skill. |
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Leaves were then illuminated with actinic light and saturating flashes of 0.7 s duration were applied every 1.5 min. |
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Machine gun fire began raking the fields, and muzzle flashes illuminated the underbrush of the nearby trees. |
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Black clouds obscure flashes of orange light against the night sky in the city. |
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All of a sudden bright flashes of lights started appearing and reappearing all around the room. |
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Lightning sends flickering flashes through the Hall, and the thunder reaches us as a rumble of kettledrums. |
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He could see nothing but flashes of different colored lights before everything went completely black. |
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That's the subtle beauty of grey-blue labradorite with its beckoning blue flashes of color. |
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One study evaluated paced respiration, muscle relaxation, or biofeedback control in 33 menopausal women with frequent hot flashes. |
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She found that she was less bothered by hot flashes and the attendant anticipatory anxiety about when the next hot flash would occur. |
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Poor Mayor Collins must be well and truly dazzled by now from the glare of paparazzi camera flashes. |
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She flashes me a knowing glance and looks to be keeping track of them from the corner of her eyes. |
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For a moment, anger flashes across his face as he addresses this accusation. |
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As the light of day slowly dimmed, the world was lit by the angry flashes of lightning which crackled across the sky. |
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Camera flashes illuminate the speaker as she concludes her two-hour address to a thunderous standing ovation. |
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Large flashes of light occasionally burst forth from the opening of a cave leading into the opposing mountain range. |
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Camera flashes went off as the scene was investigated, causing her to squint. |
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She turned when she heard the throng of girls scream and giggle and was almost blinded by camera flashes. |
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The latest handbags feature luxury looks and bejewelled gold chains with flashes of hot colours in materials like snakeskin. |
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Soft pastels, worn underneath jackets or blazers, will be popular, along with cream, and teamed with flashes of bright colour. |
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Shot in black and white with dramatic and significant flashes of colour it's three stories rolled into one. |
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This is a simply conceived space depending for drama on immense expanses of pale stone and flashes of brilliant colour. |
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Colours are orchestrated in dark tones, such as sable, olive and black accented with flashes of ultramarine. |
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With their silvery outlines and flashes of colour, the drawings have a sublime grandeur. |
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Fill another sprayer with undiluted stain of the same color and spray in patches and flashes immediately as the first layer is being sprayed. |
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I ended up buying the kilt itself, a black leather sporran, some black hose, and black flashes. |
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He recognised the flashes on the uniform of the young soldier standing beside him. They indicated service in Cyprus. |
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The battle dress jacket is brown with an open neck and shoulder flashes on each arm. |
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Be watchful for later jackets on the Booker winner with flashes advertising the prize. |
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So, the film has intelligent moments, bright spots, flashes of insight, but it lacks genuine weight and presence. |
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Harrison displayed flashes of strength and determination, but it was his endurance that saw him remain champion. |
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The settings of the camera and flashes were always identical, and thus all photographs received a standard light exposure. |
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In dry seasons when there was little flow of fresh water, flashes had to be provided. |
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They often stood there for days until the miller felt able to let down flashes of water to enable them to float over the shallows. |
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It was a flash crowd, and soon our roofless concrete barn was packed with wet bodies, dancing under sheets of hard rain and the intermittent flashes of lightning. |
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A small bolt of lightning flashes, and the thunder follows soon after. |
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I can hardly look at them without being overwhelmed with a haze of Voodoo Chile, the whiff of patchouli oil, flashes of free festivals and boating on the River Avon. |
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Moreover, when a male mounts her, he raises his wings and flashes a billboard of yellow flight feathers accompanied by ecstatic squawking from both birds. |
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When my time comes to finally shuffle off this mortal coil, I sincerely hope that I'm not made to suffer those last few moments during which my life flashes before my eyes. |
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Sometimes we were led off on long walks over the hills by eager adults who pointed out to us the bog violets and flashes of white heather among the purple. |
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Fighters were weaving in and out, some exploding in tiny flashes of light. |
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Camera flashes from both onstage guests and the audience shutter like strobe lights. |
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The action then flashes back to Reiner driving his ferrari around a golf course. |
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There were rumors of shrieks and flashes emanating from the well, and reports of a figure in white. |
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Instantly there flashes to mind the image of a carpet salesman in the Istanbul bazaar trying to wheedle me into his stall. |
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The same approach extends to the inside, with flashes of colour applied at intervals to walls, providing visual incident and points of orientation. |
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The cameras could pick up flashes of lightning among the thunderheads. |
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Even as I tell people about our new garden, an image flashes up of friendly old men bending down over enormous cabbages, their pigeons softly cooing in the loft behind. |
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These states were detected both by short actinic flashes and by the switching of the actinic illumination level between different stationary state values. |
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The final signature of bubble fusion is the coincidence between the sonoluminescent light flashes from collapsing bubbles and the neutron emission. |
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Despite a few fiery flashes of hot-bloodedness, Unfaithful has several interminable stretches where you're aware of nothing but the passing of time. |
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There were early flashes, Figo robbed Iulian Filipesco of the ball in the fifth minute to supply Numo Gomes with a shot that darted past the left post. |
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We were nearing the end of the signing, my fingers aching and weary from the many scribbled autographs I had done, my eyes tired and strained from the flashes of cameras. |
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From outside, and through the frosted windows of the lodge, I thought I heard rumbles and bright flashes. |
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This can be normal, but sometimes it is a sign of a more serious problem such as retinal detachment, especially if you see light flashes along with floaters. |
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By the time I made it back to camp, I was seeing floaters and flashes. |
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A dilated fundus examination of the retina is advised when these floaters increase in number suddenly along with flashes to rule out any retinal tears in the eye. |
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After five or so songs, he flashes a peace sign and walks off the stage. |
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Though the photos are far from sexual, Lottie wears thick mascara as she flashes the camera a come-hither stare. |
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It only flashes on pedestrian crossings before it turns green. |
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As they reached the city gates, they saw fist-sized rubies and great sapphires and emeralds and flashes of amethyst hanging like decorative baubles from every possible place. |
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By now the air in the room was awful, hanging with the smell of cordite, lit only by the muzzle flashes. |
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Long columns of vehicles were seen snaking through the moonlit desert towards the border, after repeated salvoes that lit up the horizon with flashes of fire. |
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Even his smile, which he flashes often and to everyone, is blindingly white. |
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At the back end, newly designed tailpipes are integrated into the bumpers, while chrome plated double exhaust pipes add sporting flashes to the design. |
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He cannot tell if the flashes of wit and intelligence he witnessed in private were more revealing than the president's bumbling and ignorant moments in public. |
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Every change of position flashes to view these diminutive birds' metallic coloring making the hummingbird an ideal subject for the chromolithographer and label collector. |
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As the neon sign flashes on and off outside, Chris begins to hear the disembodied voices of Kitty and Johnnie teasing him, taunting him, and accusing him. |
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As far as one could see, there were no eruptions of look-at-me garishness, no flashes of stomach-churning inappropriateness. |
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As far as the competition was concerned it was out of the top drawer, with every town and village showing flashes of local activities on their presentations. |
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Working in his back yard, aided by a schoolboy neighbor, he timed flashes and measured temperature and ambient light with equipment from the departmental storeroom. |
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She must have been in her early twenties, with a sharp, overstyled haircut and fingernails that announced their impracticality in flashes of silver. |
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Elsewhere, flashes of Jamaican rocksteady and Latin beats and melodies seep into the stitching of this singular songsmith to fit his quirky design. |
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It is said that your life flashes before your eyes just before you die. |
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The errant flashes of light in your brain depicting this possibility are strong enough to make you wince and want to cry. |
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Gabrielle lay motionless on the ground, curled up in a ball, vainly trying to stop the ponding, flashes and sharp jabs of pain coming from all over her body, it seemed. |
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Without asking permission, the barkeep swipes the driver's license through a card reader and the device flashes a green light approving the order. |
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He is a diamond in the rough who showed flashes last year with the Browns. |
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A distress beacon flashes over the snow-covered surroundings. |
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Turning to look at me, she notices where my gaze had been and flashes a quick warning glare, as I quickly try and pull my eyes away, but obviously not quick enough. |
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We beat the Navy on that in the sense that we saw cruise missile flashes from a guided missile cruiser off to our starboard quarter in the distance at night. |
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Hot flashes at night are horrible but the thirstiness is all the time. |
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I was put on Prozac for hot flashes and Zocor for high cholesterol. |
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The bright flashes of light flickered against Nick's hopeless face. |
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We had driving snow, with flashes of blue lightning and rolling thunder. |
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As he stared at the bright, off-white disk, though, he was distracted by some small flashes of light, which started appearing just below the disk of the moon. |
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She had formed an almost eidetic image of the room in her mind, one that had impressed itself on her memory in short flashes during her brief times here. |
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I've almost been run over by them god knows how many times, but if I only crossed the road when the green man flashes, I probably wouldn't have this problem. |
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The rest of the house was completely dark with the exclusion of bright flashes of lightning every other minute or so, followed by a quiet growling thunder. |
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The glints of orange fish scales and the gleam of a metallic beetle are some of the few flashes of colour in a predominantly monochromatic palette. |
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There are flashes of artistic inspiration and drive in an impromptu hip-hop dance battle and when the exhausted competitors compare post-rehearsal bruises. |
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We spent an ungodly amount of time worrying about that for something that flashes by in a couple of seconds. |
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There's also another gem called chrysoberyl that's really durable and has a higher refractive index than other gems so it throws flashes of color much like a diamond. |
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Even at this distance, just at the edge of the system, the planet's plague of electrical storms was just about visible as tiny blue and white flashes all across its surface. |
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The strategic placement of bold panels of colour allows unexpected flashes throughout the hair, dramatizing the movement and lines of each cut and style. |
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A look of mild irritation flashes quickly across his boyish features. |
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He sports a Vandyke beard and flashes a mischievous grin that gives him the look of a swashbuckler, though he's more adept with a torque wrench than a rapier. |
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On the edges of the battlefield, damaged hulks of defeated ships listed slowly off to ignite in flashes of multicolored flame, or implode in showers of sparks. |
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There are flashes of her old, mordant wit, but with very few exceptions, little of the lives or personalities of her protagonists is given room to come alive and breathe. |
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In some cases, these painful headaches are preceded or accompanied by a sensory warning sign, such as flashes of light, blind spots or tingling in your arm or leg. |
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While The Eye is a strong example of genre film done right Koma, though showing flashes of style, plays it right up the middle with stock twists and shallow characters. |
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Combination products with dong quai, licorice root, burdock root, wild yam and motherwort have also been shown to decrease hot flashes, insomnia and mood swings. |
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Jewellery made of platinum, iridium and palladium gleamed majestically, now and then emitting flashes of brilliant light from the studded diamonds. |
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His direction is not perfect, but shows occasional flashes of genius. |
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The occasional flashes of sun reflect off the gilded domes of those cathedrals which aren't covered in scaffolding in preparation for the anniversary celebrations. |
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As they step inside a look of realization flashes over Jason's face. |
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The grey cat is startled as Firemane flashes by, but only for an instant. |
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A severe, disapproving look flashes across the dusty figure's face. |
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She flashes me a brief look of annoyance, quieting me, then changing her demeanor to once again calm and composed, she continues with her explanation. |
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Nodding his head as he watches the scene unfold, he flashes a thumbs-up. |
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Indeed, when Katie flashes her upper thighs at her caro sposo, he regards them as one would a mystery piece of meat on a carvery buffet. |
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A diamond ring flashes as he gestures, not with the thrust of a clenched fist but with loose-handed waves. |
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The image on the right, spanning half a second, was captured with a stroboscopic flash at 20 flashes per second. |
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However, this quick revolution gave the impression it was a fixed light with no flashes detectable. |
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Hot flashes, arthritis, arthralgia, and myalgia were more common in the letrozole group. |
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Then I sponged or poured overall an aluminous slip that flashes to a rich orange in the woodfired kiln. |
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Previous reviews had yielded mixed results about whether isoflavone extracts reduced menopausal symptoms, such as hot flashes. |
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But more hot flashes and stage fright are definitely on the horizon when the Globe-influenced Oscar nominations are announced Jan. |
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In the Scientific Tradition, hot flashes are a broken machine that needs to be fixed. |
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Reed, famed for his prickliness in interviews, exhibited flashes of his feisty temperament to Davies, which the Welshman took in his stride. |
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Astronomers theorize the flashes are caused by material suddenly being dumped onto the growing stars, known as protostars. |
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This novel biologic strategy employs light-sensitive genes that can be injected into the heart and then activated by flashes of blue light. |
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These brief flashes take place inside a cell when an enzyme called luciferase encounters the compound known as luciferin. |
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There were flashes of lightning outside and the rumble of thunder. |
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Hot flashes are due to a widening of arterial blood vessels of the skin in an attempt to convect heat. |
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With candor, humor, and empathy, get ready to re-think your approach to Hashimoto's, hypothyroid and hot flashes. |
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Suddenly, the darkness came alive with muzzle flashes and tracer rounds. |
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They will watch flashes from the collisions which will produce minute particles of atoms with exotic names like quark, beauty and gluon. |
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Hailstones the size of golfballs, flashes of lightning and a month's worth of rain punishing the North East in the space of one bizarre hour. |
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Didine, directed by Vincent Dietschy, chronicles the life of a 30-something with flashes of emotions and humour. |
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The herbal supplement black cohosh, taken for relief of menopausal hot flashes, doesn't work any better than a placebo, a study finds. |
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Thus around 80 to 90 percent of the time, electronic equipment is being affected by tiny surges as opposed to lightening flashes or blackouts. |
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Blue Ruin includes flashes of macabre humour, reminiscent of early Coen brothers and meticulously staged set pieces. |
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The movie flashes back to 1974 to a much younger, scruffier Steve badly in need of a shower and some shoes. |
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She plays, she races into school, she flashes her gapped teeth. |
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Results from the Study of Women's Health Across the Nation link abdominal fat and high body mass index with hot flashes in menopausal women. |
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Hernandez's cross goes long towards Rangel', whose volley flashes across goal but evades Shelvy and Bony. |
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I've been around explosives long enough to deal with pyrotechnics and thunder flashes and smoke grenades in the past. |
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Against the austere elementality of the concrete caverns, small yet well considered details provide flashes of colour and articulation. |
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The body's thermoregulatory system fails, and people initially experience dizziness, heat flashes and seizures. |
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There were still flashes of the old Motty magic during his 29th final yesterday. |
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Purely by intuition, I found a remedy that not only helped to get rid of the loading of the insecticide but also of hot flashes as well. |
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The Instamatic flashes etched cruel skeletal shadows on his sagging face. |
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The video features the Raps and musician Steven Sadler playing a lap steel guitar and flashes images of children and parents, showing the love between families. |
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Next, Freedman's team followed the lead of other researchers who had shown that clonidine, a common high-blood-pressure drug, reduced hot flashes in some women. |
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The event log was used to document the severity of hot flashes, using a visual analog scale, and also to determine the date and time of hot flash events. |
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Radius plans to develop the compound as a new therapeutic drug for osteoporosis and malaise such as hot flashes associated with post-menopausal disorders, etc. |
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The Cherenkov telescopes do not detect the gamma rays directly but instead detect the flashes of visible light produced when gamma rays are absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere. |
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Searches for such flashes have proven unsuccessful and provide stringent limits on the possibility of existence of low mass primordial black holes. |
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Trainwreck is a potty-mouthed comedy penned by leading actress Schumer that raises its skirt to political correctness and gleefully flashes sexual inequality. |
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Key colours include flashes of red, cobalt blue and fuchsias while leopard prints, polka dots and dogtooth prints combine for the perfect clashing look. |
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In this one, Marilyn's longtime girlfriends have been telling her that her restlessness, hot flashes and general discontent are pre-menopausal signs. |
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Thunder boomed in the distance and lightning flashes lit up the horizon. |
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Bluish flickers visible in ocean water at night often come from blooms of bioluminescent dinoflagellates, which emit short flashes of light when disturbed. |
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But here you are now, bossing Premier League midfields with skill, power and the assertiveness that, frustratingly, you showed only in flashes until recently. |
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The study is the first to show sustained benefits in sleep quality from gabapentin, which Rochester researchers already have demonstrated alleviates hot flashes. |
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Yes, the males definitely synchronize their flashes, Copeland says. |
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The 40-year-old Canadian Nash complimented the 26-year-old Asian-American Lin who has shown flashes of brilliance previously with the New York Knicks and the Houston Rockets. |
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