"It's like a back flip and then you stop and put your heels over one shoulder, " says Moseley, referring to his latest invention, the Dinner Roll.
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Two additional minor hits, " Spin You Around " and " Heel Over Head, " charted on the U . S . Mainstream Rock and Alternative charts.
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The most-cited candidate, Pedro Luiz Bodin, president of the investment bank Icatu, is said to be dragging his heels over concerns that his autonomy may be limited.
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Air France President Jean-Cyril Spinetta has dug in his heels over the plan, which he sees as a way to keep the airline out of the red.
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Air France President Jean-Cyril Spinetta has dug in his heels over the cost-cutting plans, which he sees as a way to keep the company out of the red.
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But the more he has dug in his heels over these symbolic aspects, the more he has inflamed the aborigines and their supporters, who include Australia's most influential newspapers.
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Japan, dragging its heels over the pace of opening its market to more goods and services and reining in its trade surplus, is once again the odd man out.
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There was an arrangement to draw an adjustable amount of spoil back into the trench and under the vehicle's tracks so as to counter any tendency to heel over.
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Air France President Jean-Cyril Spinetta has dug in his heels over his plan to save 500 million francs ( dlrs 83 million ) to keep the airline from losing money.
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Throw the car into a tight corner and its ballast swings loosely over the " sport tuned suspension, " the body heels over and the front tires squeal in protest.
