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• Williams reasserted control with an headshaking array of big serves, return winners, overhead slams and deft volleys.
• However horses also normally react to flies, and headshaking may be a fly defence overreaction even if flies are not present.
• Mikoyan became very delighted and said : " For three years I have asked from our own shipyards for possibility to construct a such icebreaker, but I have only got headshaking !"
• Solid side reins are the older, classical design, give the horse a more solid contact to work into and discourage leaning, but must be adjusted with greater care because their lack of give may upset a sensitive horse and, particularly if too tight, may provoke rearing, headshaking and even panic in some animals.
• Four weeks after an emergency summit at the White House produced assurances that Israelis and Palestinians would move ahead quickly with an Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank city of Hebron, US-mediated talks between the two have broken down in a storm of mutual recrimination and American headshaking over each side's inability to understand the other.