After jiggling and joggling the arm and rotating it in the socket like a plumber's helper in a clogged stool, he counseled that the exquisite pain in my shoulder might be a tendinitis.
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In a riveted steel ship, the strakes were usually lapped and joggled, but where a smoother finish was sought, they too might be riveted on a butt strap, though this was weaker.
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She also mentioned that whereas her mother did not " care for Thought ", her father bought her books, but begged her " not to read them because he fears they joggle the Mind ".
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Other competitions held at the IJA's annual festival include the Individual Prop Competitions, the Extreme Juggling Competitions, the World Joggling Championships, as well as traditional ( and more informal ) juggling games and events.
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Shortly after that, they faced off at the 2006 Boston Marathon, Kapral set the Guinness world record for the fastest 10-kilometer joggling run without a drop at the Longboat Toronto Island Run in September 2006.
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"Like someone climbing into an old governess cart, I had embarked on the first pages and set off to joggle and drowse down the rhythmic byways of her so very English prose, " Fraser writes.
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On many clinker built craft, e . g . in Scandinavia, in Thames skiffs, and larger working craft like the coble, sawn frames are used, assembled from floors and top timbers, joggled to fit the lands.
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She and four other Dutch cyclists weaved through trucks backed up on the 3-meter ( 10-foot )-wide road, then squeezed past the accident scene and disappeared around a sharp curve, arms joggling with every bump.
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At a later date, in consequence of the greater width of the fireplace, flat or segmental arches were thrown across and constructed with archivolt, sometimes joggled, with the thrust of the arch being resisted by bars of iron at the back.
