We just lost the field and I'm uh, on this vector here, I have the uh, basically last vector you gave us, we're on kind of a dog leg it looks like.
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The problem with " Where Wizards Stay Up Late " is that the tale itself turns out, somewhat surprisingly, not to have the legs it needs for so comprehensive and lengthy a treatment.
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I believe, in general, that when a spider raises its front legs it is generally an aggressive, " Look at my teeth " pose, but I only know about Australian spiders in that respect.
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Tom attempts to imitate a hen by clucking, but when the bull obviously isn't fooled, chucks an egg into the bull's face and legs it with the enraged animal in pursuit, but soon finds himself cornered.
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When a dog sees anything trotting down the street on four legs its instinct is to investigate to see if it can have sex with it, chase it, sniff it, fight it, or play with it.
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And everyone's okay with this ? . . . Why do we have to put up with such-yes, I'm going to say it !-namby pamby, piss-weak gay characters who leg it at the first sign of trouble?
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"The left has been limping along for decades but whatever legs it had were lost with the collapse of the Soviet Union, " said Amitai Etzioni, a sociologist at George Washington University who specializes in American culture.
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Recalling the incident, Hern explained that after throwing her rider, Bireme " took off with her tail in the air and went for home as hard as she could leg it, right across the West Ilsley-East Ilsley road before she crashed in the lane.
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But it will be days, weeks, even months before Microsoft and the rest of the computer industry find out if Windows 95 has the long legs it needs to meet the sky-high expectations generated by the Redmond, Wash ., software giant's massive promotional campaign.
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In " Beyond the Lion's Den ", Shamrock states; " In addition to being his friend, I was also trying to get him into Pancrase and if I broke his leg it would be a while before he could recover and he needed the money.
