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So, he, like, grabbed me, spun me around, and then dipped, and then basically was, like⏤
This is how we're gonna do it." So he, like, grabbed me, spun me around,
So the Manhattan Project, which built the nuclear bomb, spun out of this.
So the Manhattan Project, which built the nuclear bomb, spun out of this.
And I like the idea of the upgraded costume was actually supposed to be sort of a spun web idea,
And I like that the idea of the upgraded costume was actually supposed to be sort of a spun web idea because it reminds me of in the comics, when Spider-Man loses his costume and he has to make like a little web diaper situation, like a tidy webby.
So then it just kind of spun into this whole beast of its own.
So then it just kind of spun into this whole beast of its own.
Speculation about Chrome being spun off.
Speculation about Chrome being spun off.
4.4 billion years ago, our planet spun at a rate of 4 hours per day,
and during the time of the dinosaurs, it spun at 22 hours per day.
I'm spun up, baby First off I'd like to thank you for coming to this event.
I'm spun up, baby.
There was a documentary called The Years of Living Dangerously, and Tom Friedman, the columnist at The New York Times, did a piece making the case that the rebellion in Syria, which has now spun out as we've seen it, started because of a drought and complaints that the government wasn't doing enough to provide the people there with water.
the rebellion in Syria, which has now spun out as we've seen it,
Ultimately, Taco Bell and two other PepsiCo fast food chains, KFC and Pizza Hut, spun off and became what is known today as Yum Brands.
Pizza Hut spun off and became what is known today as Yum! Brands.
If we had touched with one wing too low, if we hadn't had the wings exactly level, it would have spun us around.
SPUN US AROUND WE COULD HAVE