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activity and cognitive performance. So, if you like drifting off in the middle of the day,
So, if you like drifting off in the middle of the day, don't sell yourself short.
This was a result of the Australian plate slowly drifting north over tens of millions of years after breaking away from Antarctica in the south,
This was a result of the Australian plate slowly drifting north over tens of millions of years, after breaking away from Antarctica in the south, bringing its distinctive community of birds, reptiles,
It's like an iceberg the size of a city block drifting by.
It is this beautiful fjord with giant icebergs drifting through it in a low fog and mountains on the sides.
Stranded, drifting, and slowly surrounded by sharks.
Stranded, drifting, and slowly surrounded by sharks.
Aloysius Lilius, the last guy you haven't heard of, proposed to Pope Gregory a solution for these drifting days.
Aloysius Lilius, the last guy you haven't heard of, proposed to Pope Gregory a solution for these drifting days: a slight modification of the leap year schedule, having only 97 leap years every 400 years instead of 100 every 400 years.
It's always good to end on little positivity when a lone girl is drifting through space forever when her parents and possibly the whole of mankind is dead.
is drifting through space forever
It's like I'm drifting back toward the center a little bit.
It's like I'm drifting back toward the center a little bit.
Active clouds drifting from the Ukraine towards europe.
Including myself, I have vivid memories of how the media reported on this event and how scary it was and how frightened everyone was of the radioactive clouds drifting from Ukraine towards Europe.
Your hands are tense on the steering wheel, you're nervous about drifting too close to other cars, you're constantly making small adjustments just to stay centered.
You're nervous about drifting too close to other cars.
I kept drifting and breathing just far too often.
I kept drifting and breathing just far too often.