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Politeness is like an air cushion; there may be noting in it, but it eases our jolts wonderfully.

While surge protectors shield electronics from the jolts that last milliseconds, the protectors themselves wear out with each strike.

The middle lines detailed my raw ECG data and heart rate, and the bottom lines delineated the jolts of my physical movements.

The global financial economy has never in recent years been tested by quite such a combination of accidents and jolts to confidence.

Use attendees' names in your examples if you can. Nothing jolts someone out of a grocery list reverie than hearing their name spoken .

Snapping, sudden jolts, and bouncing rock stratas reacting to a sudden release of pressure can be expected all along the Sierras.

Nobody said a word, we were just silent depend on the wall of the truck and waiting the destination of the journey with jolts.

Compared to the stochastic, which ignores market jolts, the MACD is a more reliable option as a sole trading indicator.

The womb acts as a wonderfully protective cushion between the fetus and the jolts and bumps of the outside world.

But given recent financial jolts, we were more interested in ideas that might help to show where the economy is heading.

The jolts continue in the legislative chamber one floor below, where the upholstery is of seal skin.

In a crisis, stress jolts us into action to save a life or meet an important deadline.

Selling stakes to joint-venture partners has provided high valuation benchmarks and periodic jolts to stock prices.

During the pole shift, all areas receive jolts, as all plates are in motion and slam into each other at the cession of motion.

Our description on the pole shift itself describes not a single jolt when the crust stops moving but a series of jolts.

When the plate tearing starts in earnest, these slip-slide jolts will be huge, and rise up to the magnitude 8-9 range, as we have stated.

During our test , though, we found jolts from even moderate road imperfections made their way into the cabin.

Even so, climate experts warned that progress could easily be derailed by other jolts between Beijing and Washington.

And this new study certainly jolts us awake as to the magnitude of our kids' potentially risky sleep deficits.

I dreamt about the sea, the coconut trees, me lying in the back room reading, munching on hakuru nuggets, little sweet jolts of palm sugar.

"There were four or five bad [jolts] and luggage in the overhead bin was raining down, " he was quoted as saying.

Chile is no stranger to violent jolts.

With multiple new games to try every month, it's worth stopping by frequently for jolts of 8-bit nostalgia.

Insane, silly, the daily fart jolts the fart to jolt is being alone happy .

Lehman Brothers jolts the market back to grim reality.

Installing those devices also doesn't shield a high-speed train system completely from lightning jolts.

To move or cause to move with bumps and jolts; bounce.

When pressing the breaks, the car jolts forward instead of stopping.

Keep a pad by your bed to jot down that vexing problem that jolts you awake at 2 A.

The FSB, for example, fears that liquidity mismatches and poor collateral practices could create unpleasant markets jolts in a crisis.

scientific discoveries that came like jolts to awaken the scholasticmind of the era

a series of jolts as the baby carriage rolled down the steps;

Officials Survey Damage After Strong Quake Jolts Mexico