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One of the youths grinned and juggled a butterfly knife, another slapped a stout nightstick in the palm of his hand.

Juggled the ball but finally caught it ; shook hands while juggling a cookie and a teacup .

For the rest of the decade she apparently juggled both roles (as well as several other directorships) without attracting much criticism.

Local dairy farmers told Xinhua "the company juggled their scales and intended to withhold a fraction from farmers for years" .

But the former Manchester United star dribbled, juggled and passed the ball during a training session yesterday.

He juggled the objects around so quickly that I could not see what was happening.

He juggled her out of what little money she had.

Where the Marlboro Man juggled cigarettes with a coiled lasso or a horse , Mr Landers tended to kick about in New England snow .

The player juggled the ball before it dropped to the ground.

The juggler juggled a handkerchief into a bird.

Thus somehow the bitterness of a parting was juggled away .

The swings of the renminbi, pegged to the dollar, have juggled relative prices in the region.

Numbers are juggled and contracts are signed and much to the delight of the man, a profit is made.

The simulation and experiment proves the good ability of the picture of the juggled position can be accurately located by the algorithm.

The player juggled the ball.

He juggled the company's accounts to show a profit.

Pierre, a 24-year-old circus skills student, juggled with cigar boxes during their visit to the Maison Dauphine in Quebec.

But others are inspired by the way she has juggled five kids and a career.

Since he won a National Book Award for his translation of Cortazar's Hopscotch in 1967, Rabassa has juggled two careers.

Then I juggled the clubs, and finally a bowling ball and two small balls.

He verbally juggled risks and objectives before conceding, "We take orders and we follow them. "

Someone must have juggled things.

It was shiny, iridescent black, and so hot that, even wearing thermal gloves, he juggled it from hand to hand.

The juggled culture is a kind of mass culture supported by the network popularly.

Al juggled what he had whittled.

He juggled the three big rolls of bread like a magician.

He is distinct in China. Xing Jun Qin is juggled and dramatized famous painting, photography, and sculpture in his recent new works.

Hagan, Susannah. "The Good, the Bad and the Juggled : The New Ethics of Building Materials. " The Journal of Architecture 3 (Summer 1998).

He juggled work with full time schooling.

on the other hand, the legal user must believe that the resources which he received are correct and not juggled by other people.

My secretary, for years having juggled my busy work and social schedule, was surprised to hear that perhaps I'd even met my Every Day Dave.

She juggled his money away.

The analysis shows that this scheme can reconstruct the entire attacking path when the configuration of the router is juggled ;

Juggled the ball but finally caught it

he juggled the figures to hide his embezzlement

The Living Forms of Juggled-Culture in Present Popular Culture in China