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1. Flurry is joined by his able albeit permanently inebriated cohort Slipper, played superbly by Niall Toibin (Ballykissangel's Father Macanally).

April

1. Brooke Hogan, 20, sees nothing wrong with photos showing dad Hulk, 54, applying lotion to her butt that sparked a flurry of Internet gossip in April.

Several

1. Then he avoided several other crashes, a flurry of late cautions, and an intense overtime finish.

Government

1. During the short lived government of Joe Clark, he was Chairman of the Miscellaneous Estimates Committee, and led it through a flurry of activity.

Water

1. The horn sounds, and swimmers power through the water -- arms slice competitors' wakes, legs splash in a flurry to the finish line.

Requirement

1. Anyway, the flavor text really isn't what bothers me- it's the Flurry of Blows requirement.
2. After an initial flurry of contributions, community participation in Mozilla was badly slowed down by its requirement of Motif.

Action

1. Legend of Kay features a flurry of action that recreates the feel of classic martial arts movies.

Returning

1. The early years of the 21st century found him in a flurry of activity, much of it returning him to the pop music realm.

Group

1. The arrival of David Beckham in an absurdly huge four-wheel drive with blacked-out windows sparks a flurry of activity as a group of girls rushes the gate.

Moment

1. The moment it came out, the Arcade Fire were caught up in a flurry of activity that left none dead but several wounded.
2. The conversation picked up a bit, from mundane to excruciating, when a flurry of people came over to me the moment they found out I played poker.

Testing

1. The flurry of testing activity marks the second straight week NASCAR teams trekked to Texas in search of speed.

First Round

1. When the fighters met a second time, Bahadurzada finished Schouteren with a flurry of strikes near the end of the first round.

Subject

1. ITV plc has been the subject of a flurry of rumoured take-over and merger bids since it was formed.

Reports

1. These reports promised hope for children with epilepsy and set off a flurry of clinical and research activity.

Images

1. A flurry of new images from ground and space telescopes is refining astronomers' ideas about the Milky Way's galactic neighbor Andromeda.

Rumors

1. After a flurry of rumors that he was ending his OPUS comic strip, cartoonist Berkeley Breathed has confirmed it is ending on November 2.

Decoration

1. He trained with Girolamo Muziano, and under this master, he helped complete a flurry of decoration that was added to the Cathedral of Orvieto in the 1560s.

Offense

1. Sheamus picked up Cena to drive him through the table, but Cena got loose and hit a flurry of offense including the Five Knuckle Shuffle.
2. Lita gave UT a low blow to give Matt a brief flurry of offense.
3. Jericho gets a tag on Truth and truth comes in and has a quick flurry of offense but it is ended when D.H. is tagged in.

Things

1. Cumin and coriander seeds should keep things grounded, and a flurry of freshly chopped herbs are there to make the sky open up.

Closer Look

1. The right-hand image, taken by WFPC2, provides a closer look at the flurry of star birth at the galaxy's core.

Ropes

1. Then, in the eighth, Ali sprang off the ropes with a sudden flurry of blows, punctuated by a hard right flush on Foreman's jaw.

Death

1. The death of Gaius in AD 4 initiated a flurry of activity in the household of Augustus.

Demise

1. Monday's vote follows a flurry of spending announcements in Ottawa last week, with the government trying to advance its agenda ahead of its demise.

Shaping

1. Ashkenazy makes the flurry of fast piano passages seem effortless while shaping the orchestra's sound perfectly.

Cao Cao

1. Cao Cao in a flurry dropped on his knees and said, "I have a precious sword here which I wish to present to Your Benevolence." Dong Zhuo took it.

Central Business District

1. The central business district of Sunderland has also been subject to a recent flurry of redevelopment and improvement.

Seven Children

1. During this flurry of academic activity, in 1937 he married Elisabeth Schumacher, and they had seven children.

Last Round

1. Again the cagy and crafty Spinks survives and comes on with a flurry in the last round and is awarded a split decision by the judges to retain the title.

Way

1. When Ruiz did manage to land anything, Jones usually got out of the way quickly before returning for another flurry.

Press

1. Suddenly there's a flurry of press activity because someone notices that the second key is called "NSAKEY" in the code.

Articles

1. The Merrill Lynch report and the InfoWorld Front Page article triggered a flurry of articles in other publications.

Nadal

1. Almagro appeared on course to finally beat Nadal in their sixth meeting with a flurry of forehand winners.

Break

1. Sharapova used a powerful baseline attack to break the left-handed Swiss six times amid a flurry of 37 winners, but she did not have things all her own way.

Final Game

1. A flurry of errors by Safina in the final game of the second set helped Dementieva break to even the match.

Months

1. That break turned into a break-up two months later, as Soundgarden, amidst a flurry of side projects, decided to call it quits for good.
2. War for Aminul Isalam means a flurry of memories marked by the battle to stay alive in custody and months of confinement in the Dhaka Central Jail.

Past Week

1. A blizzard of winter weather on the Eastern seaboard was matched this past week by a flurry of activity from the Episcopal Church Center.

Barber

1. From his early to late twenties, Barber wrote a flurry of successful compositions, launching him into the spotlight of the classical music world.

Interest

1. This stimulated a flurry of interest among computer scientists and a massive number of RFC s were written in the period between 1971 and 1975.

Speculation

1. This generates a flurry of news stories, lap times and above all, speculation about the relative pecking order on the MotoGP grid.
2. The memo set off a flurry of speculation that the luster was gone, and that Starbucks might slow its ambitious growth plans.

Last

1. Signing a 5-year contract, which will last until 2012, Xabi Alonso has silenced a flurry of transfer rumors.
2. In the last few years leading up to his death, George Harrison re-entered public life with yet another flurry of activity.

Texas Motor Speedway

1. He led the final 70 laps — including an extra six after a flurry of late cautions at Texas Motor Speedway.

Punches

1. Carrera (30-4, 21 KOs) unleashed a flurry of punches in the 11th round that backed the defending champion against the ropes.

Materialism

1. The album introduced a flurry of slang words to the rap lexicon, and many artists have gone on to imitate its materialism.
2. The album introduces a flurry of words to the rap lexicon; many artists imitate its materialism.

January 2001

1. The origins of the Nexus date back to January 2001, when a flurry of events were happening at once.

Access Points

1. TasGrid first apeared in late January 2004 with a flurry of activity around Launceston resulting in several new access points and many new nodes.

Pit Road

1. Obviously, the caution created a flurry of pit road activity with the Kenseth and Biffle crews getting their drivers back on the track first.

Debating

1. Everest amidst a flurry of media coverage and controversy, with many debating the wisdom of letting a boy his age climb the world's highest mountain.

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