Even small, perhaps innocent, acts of deviation will be brutally punished – one of Jang's crimes was not to stand up fast enough, or to clap with sufficient enthusiasm, when Mr Kim was anointed leader.
"This is the last song, so give it your all," Ms. Kyte said, and I stood up and pedaled faster, even though it all felt the same.
Tristan Gommendy, a 27-year-old French rookie, looked on through yesterday's rain-marred qualifying session for the inaugural Champ Car Mont-Tremblant as the provisional pole he won in Friday's session stood up as the fastest qualifying time for today's race in Quebec.
Although he was a little man, he stood up to the best fast bowlers of the day - South Africa's Allan Donald, Pakistan's Waqar Younis, West Indies's Curtly Ambrose, Australia's Glenn McGrath - hooking, cutting, and driving them with authority.
But Moloney, who saw off Northern Ireland's Ruairi Dalton in the quarter-finals, started fast and stood up to a spirited final round from his opponent.
Once the go signal was given by the tester, they stood up from the chair, walked as fast as possible but without running, turned left or right after passing the green tape at the end of the walkway, then returned to the chair, turned around, and sat down.
He hit the table, stood up too fast.
She stood up so fast that her head lost blood and she fell and then got to her knees and stood again.
I stood up too fast and fell over.
