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See, the contestants are required to desperately contort their bodies just so they can fit through the Tetris-shaped piece holes in the Styrofoam in the walls that are moving towards them.
to desperately contort their bodies
But all of these things don't matter because they are completely contrived and you contort yourself,
but as we escape from this horrifying man, we fall off a cliff and suddenly we're looking inside the well once again, with a dead lamb at the bottom that begins to contort and the screen once again goes red.
That Begins to contort and the screen once again goes red.
They don't contort themselves into knots in the name of politeness.
They don't contort themselves into knots in the name of politeness.
that deterioration that she goes through and the indignity, as you say, of having to contort herself into something that was so unnatural for that extraordinary brain and the capacity of it that was so, um, straightjacketed and squandered, really.
And that deterioration that she goes through and the indignity, as you say, of having to contort herself into something that was so unnatural for that extraordinary brain and the capacity of it that was so, um, straightjacketed and squandered, really.
That's because proteins, in addition to being hella big, can also contort into very complex and downright lovely formations.
and so that's actually new, right, that you can actually get computers to do things without having to do it in this, like, contort yourself to the machine.
And so that's actually new, that you can actually get computers to do things without having to do it in this like contort yourself to the machine.
And so what the city would have to do is contort itself in order to accommodate the IOC.
You might think that there's no way a person could contort themselves into a shape like that.
in order to contort my body to make it under the bar.