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Or so claims Dr. Dennis Friedman in a book that has kicked up a bit of a ruckus in Britain.

By 2 am, the wind kicked up and started pelting us from the side, blowing cold mountain air across us, not to mention some precipitation.

However, it definitely doesn't mean you should rush a relationship that isn't ready to be kicked up a notch.

He kicked up such a fuss when his wife returned home late.

Muslim men kicked up plumes of dust as they shuffled through the ashes of their stalls, which a week earlier had numbered more than 5, 000.

Last week, a top executive of Barclays Wealth kicked up a little controversy by saying that rich people can be royal pains as customers.

Scientists believe the crater may contain frozen water and expected it to be kicked up by the impact.

The two dogs, left locked up in the house , kicked up a tremendous row .

With just these two quick tools, you will have already kicked up the volume several notches on your Web listening. . .

The class got out of control, and the shindy they kicked up could be heard at the other end of the school.

For up to 100 million years, this activity is shrouded by the dust kicked up by the galaxy merger.

The enemy airmen kicked up at the orders to fly more missions .

and the dog to the age of , He will easily get angry, kicked up a row at every turn.

My dad was already mad at me. And me failing in the exam has just kicked up his anger!

Mary kicked up such a fuss when heR husband returned home late.

Fortunately, the stir kicked up by these findings has prompted some states and municipalities to begin testing their water supplies.

Panic-stricken Alex kicked up a row, so that everyone left the plane, which sparked a melee inside the cabin.

All around, houses and shops lay flattened under a sky turned black with dust kicked up from the heaving hillsides .

Day midnight zu ti is distant barking up the chicken, the LiuKun kicked up, say: "you hear chicken calls? "

Of course, I'd kicked up enough tantrums to end the fishing trips by the time I was eleven.

The car picked up speed and was soon veiled by the clouds of dust it kicked up.

The drunken men in the street kicked up no end of a racket.

"'Flappers" in knee-length dresses kicked up their heels and danced the Charleston, a fast ballroom dance.

And just last week NASA announced that their LCROSS moon crashes had kicked up "significant" amounts of water from a crater.

As the rover trundled around, its wheels kicked up soil rich in sulphate.

Bloggers kicked up a stink; 11, 000 people signed a petition and delivered it to the PCC.

The government ponied up the first five mil and private businesses kicked up the remaining.

The 5, 600-miles-per-hour impact carved out a hole 60 to 100 feet wide and kicked up at least 26 gallons of water.

A sandstorm kicked up while we drove through the desert.

When the teacher left the classroom, two boys kicked up a row.

Mud and snow kicked up, mottling our trousers as we sped on at an insanely giddy pace.

Clouds of dust were kicked up by the passing cars.

The drunken man kicked up a shindy outside the house where his employer lived.

A small plume of dust is even visible to the centre left of the image, which was kicked up by the falling debris.

Arm in arm , the line dancers kicked up their heels.

My old gal had long kicked up her heels. My son's ar rickshaw-boy.

When we drove onto the highway, the snowstorm kicked up.

He kicked up a big stink at the restaurant because the meal was late.

We kicked up our heels when we learned that we had won.

that this old dog kicked up

The he fell in the fire, and he kicked up a chunk

the horses kicked up clouds of dust into the air