For Bush, who has openly campaigned to defend the interests of the oil industry, to go suddenly weak at the knees about high oil prices is bizarre.
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That friendship escalated into a Warner Bros . contract which yielded two albums : " Weak at the Knees " and " Love Rustler ".
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These savory pastries look like plastic change purses ( the'70s kind with a rent through the middle ), and they make Finns of every stripe go weak at the knees.
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Upon Father Amaro's arrival in Los Reyes, the local women go weak at the knees in his presence and shamelessly make goo-goo eyes, which he pretends to ignore.
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LONDON ( AP ) _ Daniel Radcliffe says he was " weak at the knees " after seeing himself in " Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone ."
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Popular culture is largely soaked in testosterone, and with all this clamouring assurance of virility and machismo, to have guys suddenly go weak at the knees at Viagra's appearance was an eye-opener.
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"She performed to perfection the major function of royalty : that of causing people of all ranks to feel weak at the knees with excitement at being in its presence, " historian Benjamin Pimlott wrote in 1997.
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Often starting as ensemble players at London's fringe and state-financed theaters, they would emerge out of that egalitarian climate, with its deliberately alphabetical billing, and go on to leave movie audiences weak at the knees _ and asking one question.
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The song contains samples from " God Make Me Funky " by The Headhunters, " Weak At The Knees " by Steve Arrington, " My Philosophy " by Boogie Down Productions and " Be Thankful For What You Got " by William DeVaughn among others.
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Palmer-Geaves remarked that the female harmonies left him " overjoyed " and " weak at the knees ", and felt the album's " unexpected turn " toward " One Less Bell to Answer " " makes it clear [ Steps ] are a group with many strings to their bow ".
