Even David Letterman let him squirm longer than that.

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Where is the squirm of rebellion, that embryonic hint of wickedness?

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What really made the property and building managers squirm were the cloud-based tools that enable us to do this.

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Given that recent precedent, Icahn has every incentive to let Bristol-Myers squirm a while.

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It might seem to be a Republican dream: a wish list of goodies that make the Democratic governor (backed by public-sector unions) squirm.

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America and others recognise that climate change is one of the world's hottest topics, but still squirm when talking about doing something painful to tackle it.

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It made me squirm then to hear in the midst of all this talk about winning people over that young, single women can be dismissed as a demographic.

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In a paroxysm of desperation, Hadley managed to squirm out from beneath him, like an animal crawling on hands and knees, and in that instant she almost believed that she might escape Anton Kruppev but he had only to lunge after her, seize her ankle in his strong fingers, laughing and climbing over her, straddling her again, more forcibly this time, closing his fingers around her neck.

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