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• We are a nation of nudgers, not shakers.
• His role on the show was as the regular'Nudger-Watcher '.
• In his role as the city's ombudsman, Green is part public conscience, part official nudger.
• Bruce B . Dayton, a longtime trustee at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, is a nudger and risk taker.
• Intel has not been a nudger, and therefore is an example of how the new fair-disclosure world could work.
• Both " Tupenny Nudger " and " Leningrad " were under heavy rotation on Zane Lowe's Radio One Evening show.
• His game play drastically transformed from a toddler / nudger to an aggressive player who happens to be an extremely attacking player when needed.
• A public house " " the Nudger " " in the village was once owned by the Olympic swimming champion Henry Taylor of Oldham.
• "Tupenny Nudger " was awarded the title of'Best Northern Irish song of the past 5 years'in a poll conducted by " Ash.
• Once signed to Field Records, and while with the label released the well received " LaFaro EP " in 2006 containing the lead track " Tupenny Nudger ".
• The final match of the 1894 British Home Championship was against Sheffield United half back; " Nudger " Needham went on to make 16 England appearances over the next 8 years.
• Some 1.5 million nudgers and pointers have seen " Caveman " since Becker debuted it in 1991 at a San Francisco improv club that was about to go out of business.
• A member of the audience was delegated the job of'Nudger-Watcher'and would have to call out  The nudge is out should three different symbols be given by the fruit-machine.
• To her credit, Browne is infinitely more tolerable than the loathsome Dr . Laura and is self-deprecating and wise about her role : " I'm a teacher, I'm a psychologist, I'm a nudger _ but I don't give therapy . . . . I give people choices ."