A disorderly outburst or tumult.
Spanish
revoloteo 1
The screen flicker is more a more drastic problem and highly annoying.
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The flicker was the flicker of the blue flame of the spirit-lamp.
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A new flicker of interest grew in the eyes of the Unknown.
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Conclusions: Pupillary constriction depends on flicker frequency and duty cycle besides intensity.
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The light in the lamp gave one brave flicker and went out.
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Most countries' tolerance of Haitian migrants can waver like the stock market.
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The high buildings waver like gray and golden ferns in the sun.
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At various points, Radcliffe did waver in his commitment to the series.
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The man's gaze did not waver from the line of camels ahead.
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His expression did not waver, yet Gabriel could sense the man stiffening.
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There was a flutter in the circle; a new favourite at court.
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The authorities were in a flutter and there was a general hubbub.
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Background: Catheter ablation of typical right atrial flutter is now widely performed.
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His heart was going, too; he could feel its too rapid flutter.
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Conclusion: Prophylactic PVI reduced new-onset AF in patients with lone atrial flutter.
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There was a nervous flutter in his wrists and in his chest.
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Methods: Consecutive patients undergoing catheter ablation for CTI-dependent atrial flutter were studied.
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I flutter forward, the current of the fountain bubbling to my left.
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They ran through the sitting-room, a flutter of white in the dark.
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His lips tightened; he had a strange anxious flutter of the heart.
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This is home, he thought, with a slight flutter at his root.
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The poet touches the pathetic string that he may flutter the heart.
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Right atrial activation was circular in 3 with previous typical flutter ablation.
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But you ought to be in all the flutter of renewed expectation.
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What he gained showed only in a quick flutter of the eyelids.
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I've been tired of all this float and flutter for a year.
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