Leia's accent shuffles from a plummy English delivery (in her early encounter with Peter Cushing's Grand Moff Tarkin) to her usual Californian tones over the course of 1977's Star Wars, a fact Fisher has referenced in interviews.
For example, detainees could be shuffled from a temporary black site in one country to a temporary black site in another country, never staying long enough at either to attract notice.
In this study, we aimed to mitigate these shortcomings by sequencing a strain created by genome shuffling from a known background strain and tracking mutations throughout the evolving population.
Make an iPod shuffle case from a chewing gum tin.
And then I hear a shuffle from the man in bed behind me, and I realize that, today, for us, things aren't remarkably different.
"Doppler" from "Free Magic" seemed to swirl in a variety of directions atop a percolating shuffle from drummer Billy Martin before coming back to its flickering piano lead.
She watches his despair like a detached observer: "He walked around with a distracted shuffle; from the back you would've thought he was maybe 75.
It had taken her over an hour and a half to shuffle from her bathroom to her bedroom, from where she was finally able to call for help.
Inquiries took him to the gold-rush town of Marysville--the Marysville--the Marysville--theed thaunthe photographer was one Clara S. Smith, an admired local portraitist, whose city contract to record new arrests lasted from 1900 through 1908, and whose studio, in the Odd Fellows Hall, was a short shuffle from the police house.
But as each of us stains the pits of our shirts and unsticks our legs from our seats, as we shuffle from the murky muck of a subway platform into the insufficient air-conditioning of the crowded train car, as "Give me a hug, you" has been replaced by "Don't touch me, I'm sweaty," we grow more open about our discomfort and more charitable of each other's.
