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The actress twitches and shrugs as if her tendons were directed by will alone.
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Fox sways and twitches with the effects of Parkinson's disease while he speaks in support of stem cell research.
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That the euro twitches in synch with Germany, whose economy accounts for a third of the euro-zone's, is striking.
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"Some people... get the twitches because they're not answering it, " Ms. Stack says.
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When injected in diluted form, Botox relaxes muscle movements that cause twitches and stuttering as well as those distressing wrinkles.
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Despite its occasional unfairness to others and its tics and twitches, there is, indeed, a certain grandeur to this view of life.
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When he began working, Tourette's syndrome, with its terrifying array of symptoms tics and twitches, yelling and cursing was regarded as an exotic and untreatable condition.
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' So the actor started rocking around and having twitches.
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The United States, too, twitches at the prospect of Mr Erdogan taking over, lest he be loth to co-operate against terrorism and ends Turkey's cosy military relationship with Israel.
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Weekley's won the same week he went to see a doctor about the problem he has had recently maintaining focus in his left eye, sometimes causing bad twitches and making it problematic reading greens.
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They asked the public to alert them to other ailing manatees who may be showing a lack of coordination and stability in the water, muscle twitches or seizures, and difficulty lifting their heads to breathe.
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Through videotaping subjects in an effort to codify all their facial twitches, he and his team realized that people are prone to sudden, brief (less than a 20th of a second) flashes of expression that directly contradict the dominant expression.
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