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Unassuming in wrinkled khakis and a polo shirt, he is in near perpetual motion.
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As a kid trying to play with the perpetual motion machines, how could you create one.
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The fact that he uses his spare time to investigate perpetual motion claims is certainly relevant.
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The same journalists who laugh at the idea of perpetual motion embrace the voodoo of perpetual prosperity.
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The rest of the time, she was beyond inscrutable, in perpetual motion: cleaning, organizing, cooking meals, going to the store to return this, pick up that.
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This creates a sort of government staffing perpetual motion machine, with agencies adding more and more headcount just to satisfy the demands of other government agencies.
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The project is in perpetual motion, more than enough to keep the itinerant Bogliones in one place as they add yet more layers to their thriving enterprise.
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We have a perpetual motion machine of continued prosperity upwards.
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Despite the public image of a politician in perpetual motion, Mr Sarkozy can be found in this book in quiet contemplation, staring blankly out of a window, or into the night.
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It was a perpetual motion machine that never worked.
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One of my many frustrations of working in Washington is dealing with perpetual-motion-machine assertions.
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The directors, Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, track the young perpetual-motion machine through his small Belgian city, where he pedals, runs, scampers, dives, and climbs past all clutches, and, when cornered, fights with an animal ferocity.
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