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• And chain e-mail messages continue to slosh around the globe.
• About 10 hippos still slosh around in artificial lakes on the property.
• When I try blending the cream again, it no longer sloshes around.
• With the second round the cream has set and will not slosh around.
• Similarly, driving a milk truck is hard because the liquid sloshes around.
• Donor money sloshes around Maputo, and its restaurants are packed with prawn-chomping aid workers.
• Valves designed to keep blood from flowing backward break down, allowing blood to pool and slosh around.
• If / when they right the hull, water will inevitably slosh around, ruining a lot of the rest.
• If you hold it up in front of your face, the liquid sloshes around and is hard to read accurately.
• Also, ice cubes are better than water, which can slosh around in plastic clip-on cups sold with carriers.
• _What chemical changes occur as jet fuel sloshes around inside the giant center fuel tank of a 747 as it flies from place to place?
• One particularly big, ravenous critter ( think " Jaws " ) sloshes around a river leaving only the name tags of household pets.
• The rod sloshes around in the inner ear fluid, which causes microscopic hairs to move, which send signals to the frog s brain for interception.
• James Philips of the Heritage Foundation agrees that the Saudis acted irresponsibly in " allowing their money to slosh around in volatile parts of the world ."
• Teen viewers are notoriously fickle; will they still want to slosh around in the soapy suds of " Dawson's Creek " at this time next year?
• Even before the fatal match, she picks up a brimming bowl of soup and says a boxer's brain sloshes around in his skull just the way the soup does.
• Within Neptune's interior, a spherical shell of water sloshes around a solid core, throwing the planet's magnetic field off 47 degrees from its axis of rotation.
• The argument usually goes like this : The global currency market now trades in excess of $ 2.5 trillion a day; billions more slosh around to stock and bond markets.
• No matter how hard they try _ no matter how noisily and messily they slosh around in the muck of scandal _ the Republicans can't get the country to see things their way.
• They slosh around their filthy pool, drowning in self-pity, running a narrow gamut of moods that range, as Sam Goldwyn might have said, from the bitter to the sour.