It went on to say Johnson would sit naked at his locker room stall after games with a towel over his lap, then uncross his legs while pretending to lift his towel.
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They will still be able to cross / uncross to align the two images in the visual field and they will get a depth cue ( albeit a fictitious one ) from that.
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But for those trying to take this seriously, the idea that an impeachment case can be made solely on the testimony of its leading advocate based on uncross-examined testimony from conflicting witnesses is absurd.
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While the airline spent hours trying to uncross passengers'serpentine travel routes, the airport's staff of courtesy workers directed confused visitors to other terminals, or to buses that would carry them back home.
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The changes basically uncross the approaches, which now begin 3, 000 feet above Yardley, Pa ., for Newark-bound flights, and over Robbinsville, N . J ., for planes headed to La Guardia.
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GAS VAN GAS VAN ) that was heading in the general direction of your house and then either leave them crossed until you saw another object ( some friends say a dog or cat, others say the rules were more complicated ) or have another person uncross them for you whilst wishing you good luck.
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Almost all children grow out of that within weeks of birth-but there is a critical window of opportunity while the brain develops the ability to see in 3D using Stereopsis-if your eyes don't uncross within ( roughly ) the first three months of life, then that part of the brain doesn't develop-and you can't see true 3D using that mechanism.
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Instead, the Judiciary Committee is likely to send to the floor a piece of junk in which the only witness has been the prosecutor himself, and the only evidence has been the uncross-examined testimony and statements of witnesses _ most of which ( Monica Lewinsky, Vernon Jordan, Betty Currie, the president, to name four ) conflict on key points and disagree with Starr's selective characterizations of their information.
