Not that endless hours of blissful slumber prevented him nodding off during his team's opening match against Japan on Tuesday. |
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There was much chatter, much nodding, then an expectant silence as the interpreter translated. |
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There are moments of humor, such as a scene where a sales representative makes a call on Blake, who is nodding out in a spaghetti-strap dress. |
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He led her to the elevators, nodding hellos to various service people in the lobby. |
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I know a bank whereon the wild thyme blows, where oxlips and the nodding cowslip grow. |
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Prague by day is a melee of tourists, heads cocked skyward, nodding in disbelief at yet another beautiful building. |
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And the two best ways to keep people stupid and nodding is by shutting down the information flow and by stiffing the press. |
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Through it all, Wetterling is rapt, alternately nodding with empathy and jotting down notes on a legal pad in her lap. |
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Anna started to speak to me again, and I listened, nodding, although not really hearing anything she had to say. |
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And they are all reading this right now, nodding their heads in hearty agreement! |
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The nodding blue heads of the agapanthus define a part of New Zealand history. |
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I made sizzurp in my mug and needless to say, the post-show trip to the bar was totally redundant and I was nearly nodding off in my seat. |
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Occasionally he crosses his arms, then uncrosses them as he listens to my every word, nodding in understanding. |
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The blonde grinned and her friends kept nodding like brainless bobble-heads. |
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He is a paper mannequin, making his appearances, nodding and smiling like a bobblehead, saying nothing. |
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We would begin quietly enough, nodding and saying hello to one another in a civilised way. |
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Most of the wolves were nodding to each other and conversing in wolf speech, which consisted mostly of growls, grunts, barks and howls. |
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Both the trappers looked at one another, one fiddling with his slouch hat so it hid his features, the other nodding, nodding, nodding. |
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I knew the nodding pink flowers of thrift, and those white ones with the bulbous base must be sea campion. |
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For the next act of our little drama I sat silently while she complained, nodding my head so much I looked like a sufferer of rampant titubation. |
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He drove cheerfully on, his round head happily nodding on its little spring as his car bumped along the road. |
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There was a crude, wooden cart pulled by two oxen, whose nodding heads kept rhythm with the gay fringes on their horns. |
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Alicia smiled coaxingly, nodding her head to the little boy's wishes, all the while ushering him in to the house. |
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Fortunately, I have honed the whole smiling and nodding thing to near perfection. |
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And when talking person-to-person, making eye contact and nodding at the right times show that you are paying attention. |
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She glanced across the room and for a second, she fancied that she saw Emily Bronte, an unreadable expression on her face, nodding her approval. |
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I try nodding my head, skanking in a ragga style, foot tapping and finger waggling. |
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I indulged him, nodding my head ever so often and even paying attention to certain parts. |
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Holly looked up at her boyfriend, nodding at his silent agreement to her unspoken request. |
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After a while, the girls had quieted down enough for Shannon to fall asleep and for Sarah to start nodding off, yet again. |
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Wiggins struck gold on the track in Athens last year and is on nodding terms with the American great. |
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By now almost on nodding terms with Aer Lingus's pilots, we booked yet another four-day stint to be sure, to be sure. |
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It helped that I was on nodding terms with the actress he was talking to, so I clumsily barged in. |
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We'd come to shows in our Triple 5 shirts and cargo pants, nodding our heads respectfully and wearing toques. |
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A crowd will slowly build around you, faces immobile, sometimes catching your eye, nodding. |
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Jim walked warily into the drab institutional room, nodding to the inhabitant. |
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One section of the garden is devoted to wildflowers, bluebells nodding gently in the breeze, surrounded by cowslips and violets. |
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I plunked down my cash, all the while admiring the plant with its white flowers so much like the heads of a gaggle of nodding geese. |
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He stands there nodding to every word Mrs. Miller says while sneaking glances around the office, searching for someone to take his place. |
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From the first nodding snowdrops to the last bright tulips, spring bulb flowers proclaim the end of winter and bring back color to the landscape. |
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So if you've still got some of the sunny flowers nodding on their stalks in your garden, borrow some of their petals. |
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Pinky mauve or white, the dainty nodding flowers are set off by the beautifully marbled dark green leaves. |
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Grabbing up his own rifle, he quickly put several rounds into the transformer on the utility pole, nodding in satisfaction when it blew. |
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But Stewy seemed to take the comment quite seriously, nodding in sombre sympathy as he tuned up his twelve string. |
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The man gave a tight lipped smile, nodding as he downed half the drink and lost his breath. |
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He examined us closer, nodding in understanding when he noticed that we were both sopping wet. |
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Rico continued to give various tips and instructions, Chris nodding his understanding throughout the lecture. |
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Harry shot a glance at me quickly, before nodding his assent and followed the uniformed officer out of the room. |
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Not to anyone's amazement, a woman was found in the audience who began nodding vigorous assent to everything Charles said. |
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He glared down at Alex, who was nodding a greeting at the teacher and slipping his cell phone into his pocket. |
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It's quiet, the woman's out, the kid's asleep, and I am nodding over a notebook and tea, wearing fuzzy slippers. |
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Basic chores done, I gave up and went to sit in the kitchen, where I slumped in my chair, yawning and nodding. |
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He was nodding toward the booth of the Detroit Super Bowl Host Committee, which featured a couch and a fireplace. |
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The salesman at the counter though said not a word merely nodding toward a door behind him. |
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I sighed quietly and looked over at Quinn, before slipping my hand from Jordan's and nodding toward the open door. |
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McNamara gets the closest yet to a goal for either side by nodding the ball wide of Hedman's reach. |
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There was no evidence of anything beyond a nodding acquaintance between the two neighbours. |
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It only takes a nodding acquaintance with this man to realise that that is not his nature. |
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Moderation is the inseparable companion of wisdom, but with it genius has not even a nodding acquaintance. |
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We can rely on these crowds to be reasonably well behaved and to have at least a nodding acquaintance with the laws of the game. |
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After the first few nights he was on nodding terms with late night police patrols and staff at the 24-hour Tesco store. |
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Find yourself nodding off at your desk by mid-afternoon, then failing asleep during your favorite TV show in the evening? |
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Eric was up an about this morning when we got up this morning before nodding off again and has been asleep for the last few hours. |
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He doesn't say a word, merely nodding in acknowledgement of Stephen's greeting. |
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Camped in their son's room, I spent the night reading novels written for prepubescent boys, nodding off only after sunrise. |
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Oasis also stakes out very different sonic terrain, nodding to electronic pop, dub reggae, and sixties psychedelia. |
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The conference will be chock full with academic jargon and sagely nodding eggheads, but it is all free. |
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Tara, not wanting to let one of her hands go from her ears, started nodding emphatically to the door. |
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I join the end of the queue, nodding at a former stranger who's almost become a friend over recent months. |
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The supporters also stand in nodding rows at subway entrances, bowing and squawking their inane messages. |
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Marcus reciprocated the farewell gesture by slightly nodding his head and slowly blinking his large, intelligent eyes. |
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Hearing her earrings jingling, I easily pictured her nodding like a lapdog. |
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This mainly seemed to involve me talking too much with the actors nodding benignly. |
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A quick scan of the room sees members nodding among themselves and grinning. |
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Not everybody sees it that way, she said, nodding in the direction of Upstairs, but she doesn't give a stuff. |
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After a while, I stop listening altogether, and go into nodding and smiling autopilot mode. |
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Will laughed quietly and I looked up to see him nodding, looking at me softly with a smile. |
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He pointedly shot a questioning glance at Lino, nodding his head towards Mel and Jessica. |
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And I could almost see Katrina nodding sadly, her long, black hair rippling with her movement like a black mantilla. |
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Then, as naively as if he were a bagman selling rubbish to a fool, Chullunder unfolded his proposal to the gravely nodding woman. |
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Soon I'll be allowed to dislike art without old bastards nodding wisely. |
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He offered her a reassuring smile before nodding toward her hand. |
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Mack swallowed the alcohol with a satisfied gulp before nodding. |
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Slender wheatgrass, nodding brome, fringed brome, oat grass, red fescue, June grass, and mountain muhly are the most abundant species in dry areas. |
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It has a faint odour of the 50s, of old dears knitting and nodding. |
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Evan shook his head and straightened up, nodding toward the ramp. |
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Beck just nodded his head knowingly, before nodding toward Jesse, whose blonde bangs covered any expression his eyes were holding as they skimmed across the paper. |
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About half the crowd were silver-haired, sitting politely in rows, nodding at the testimonials being offered from the podium covering the vast breadth of Rankin's career. |
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They are all nodding away there, but the trump card is coming up. |
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There was a certain camaraderie, a nodding acquaintance with the other regulars, such as Big Nose's mob, several of whom had ordinary sized conks. |
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Again Johnson was the provider with a fine centre, which was knocked back across goal and this time Wright wasn't to be denied, nodding the ball over the line. |
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She felt herself nodding off to sleep as the minutes dragged slowly by. |
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Her eyes held him steady and he breathed deeply before nodding in assent. |
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Now, I would have thought that anyone who has had even a nodding acquaintance with Econ 101 would have figured that as the most natural outcome of market integration. |
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Parody clicks only when the viewer identifies with the subject, and London as of now is only starting to make more than a nodding acquaintance with Indian culture. |
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It's a production designed with short attention spans in mind, although it helps if you have at least a nodding acquaintance with the plays themselves. |
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Though a relatively recent convert to card playing, Vincent has mastered all the tokens required, winking, nodding, tongue twists and body gyrations. |
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Handing some money over, and nodding politely, she headed for the exit. |
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I stared at him warily before nodding and scooting back towards him. |
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As Osborne spoke, Roubini sat and listened, intermittently nodding his head and crossing and uncrossing his arms across his chest. |
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He sat in front, nodding encouragement and urging the boy on. |
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Jesse bounced in his booster seat in back, nodding his little blond head. |
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Each stem carries up to 10 nodding sulphur coloured flared bell shaped flowers, growing from a base of deep green foliage that has attractive mottled markings. |
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Gone was Gingrich the attack dog, replaced instead by Gingrich the enthusiastic, vigorously nodding wing man. |
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He put his nose closer and smelt it, nodding at the pleasant fragrance. |
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Plants here include prairie rose, nodding onion, gray-headed coneflower, butterfly weed, green milkweed, hoary puccoon, and even eastern prickly pear cactus. |
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He laughed at his own description, nodding assent, and laughing also. |
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The vibrant costumes and scenery gave bright splashes of cartoonish colour to the scenes and the props, such as hobby horses with nodding heads, were superb. |
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The powdered wigs and monocles glimmered as I made a smile upon my face, nodding as the finest wealth of the continent graciously accepted what the cart had to offer. |
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Keeping the same not-smile smile on your face, nodding quickly and answering with one word. |
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Whether a suitable retort from a Scottish nationalist would be the nodding of his head, or whether he would be quicker on the draw with two fingers might be a moot point. |
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They'll spout a lot of emollient guff and sensible criticism of the government, which you can even find yourself nodding along to when they're on Question Time. |
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She caught his gaze and held it evenly, nodding toward the gate. |
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I tag along, nodding thoughtfully when I think a nod is called for. |
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Through Saturday evening and Sunday, I was on nodding terms with several groups of pathologists who had theories that produced a wide range of diagnoses. |
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When he closed his eyes to pray for his comrades and his cybercongregation, he felt himself nodding and his brain longing for sleep. |
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The site in Horse Hill is about 55sq miles and we can extract the oil there largely by using those nodding donkey pumps. |
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There isn't any doubt but that he had a nodding acquaintance with every pretty girl in town. |
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None of the quarrymen were intimate friends of mine. I had a nodding acquaintance with them. |
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Stephen Salter's 1974 invention became known as Salter's duck or nodding duck, although it was officially referred to as the Edinburgh Duck. |
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Then the doctor was slooming and nodding, and waking up and saying a word or two, and relapsing again into semi-unconsciousness. |
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The nodding heads are scented with recurved and twisted tepals which range from blue-mauve to deep purple with white to yellow stamens. |
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It's the best,'' said movie producer Paula Lane, nodding to a Classics bassline. |
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Beside her laptop with its Lincoln mouse pad, she sometimes stations an Honest Abe bobblehead, seemingly nodding approval. |
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Over by the bed his wife and sister are nodding their heads. |
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The bobbleheads are yes-men, quietly nodding in assent to the questions they raise, while raising even more. |
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Fritillaria meleagris is a bulbous perennial which produces a single, relatively large, nodding bell-flower on an erect stem some 20cm tall. |
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Somewhere, a no-longer-in-the-league Tebow is ruefully nodding. |
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Fully hardy and into flower around mid April, the nodding, long, 3 in petals are snow white with yellow-tipped white staminodes. |
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By the time our waitress comes by to take our order, I am nodding my head in earnest to Badlands' personal recipe for gurgitory success. |
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There he sat, high above his neighbours, smiling, and nodding his great head enjoyingly, from time to time. |
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And fergawdsakes, when your instructor tells you something, acknowledge by nodding or indicate you didn't understand by appropriate expressions. |
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Lily of the Nile is the most popular local herbaceous perennial, whose nodding inflorescences include dozens of mauve blue florets per flower stalk. |
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Simultaneous recording of 2 episodes by EEG, videography, electromyography, and electrocardiography documented that the nodding episodes are manifestations of atonic seizures. |
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Musk thistles, also called nodding thistle, are a common thistle plant. |
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The leaves of this wildflower are pinnately compound and do look somewhat like a ladder It has clusters of nodding, pale blue bell-shaped flowers. |
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Nodding the redhead turned sharply on his heel and started striding off in the direction indicated by the brunette. |
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Nodding firmly, Junko casually tossed the dress back into the box and followed her uncle into the kitchen. |
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Nodding again, Bishop takes a swallow of cold San Pellegrino before continuing. |
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Nodding in affirmation, Ex led her away from the pack and into the group of bodies writhing on the dance floor. |
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Nodding furiously, he furiously began to start serving the meaty soup to the peasants. |
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Nodding Star of Bethlehem is equally lovely when used for naturalizing. |
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Why do you go Nodding and Waggling so like a Fool, as if you were Hipshot? says the Goose to her Gosselin. |
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Nodding his head as he watches the scene unfold, he flashes a thumbs-up. |
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Nodding tips, gently drooping branchlets, and fine, soft, dark green needles make them among the most graceful of all conifers. |
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An American neurotoxicologist investigating the disease for the WHO thinks Nodding Syndrome could be connected to river blindness, a disease transmitted by the black fly. |
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