Or: 8,300,000 1-litre pots of heavy duty Swarfega rapid hand cleanser.
"I'm nervous," Jennifer told her coach, John Cleary, with rapid hand signs, questioning whether she should take part.
And it seems to be the last place on the internet that is completely resistant to me pushing personal information into it to get tailored content out: my Instagram Discover is all weird make-up tutorials that for some reason always involve floss, and rapid hand-movement cooking tutorials that always end up doing something vile with a hotdog sausage, or unfunny sketches from US-based meme accounts.
These rapid hand-performed plunges provided more control and less damage than automated plunge devices.
Our experiments and modelling results suggest a distinct role for two antioxidant mechanisms during stomatal closure: a slower, delayed response activated by a single stimulus (abscisic acid 'or' ethylene) and another more rapid 'and' mechanism that is only activated when both stimuli are present.
In several places, as on the Yu River, river craft are pulled over the rapids with hand-worked windlasses.
While the cinematographer was filming on board the steamboat as it bounced over fierce rapids, his hand was smashed open and had to be sewn up without anesthesia.
Derique McGee, a hambone soloist, demonstrated his rapid-fire hands as they passed over his body in a blur of motion, but intricacy was lost; he would have benefited greatly from a more intimate stage.
In particular, the external part is designed to cope with the very high loads that are generated while cornering at a circuit as demanding as Silverstone, with its rapid left-hand bends and some curbs that are particularly aggressive.
Mr. LeRoy, the impresario who made Tavern one of the nation's highest-grossing restaurants until its startlingly rapid devolution, handed over the restaurant to his daughter, Jennifer Oz LeRoy, before he died in 2001 at age 65.
