The choreography shifted between fairly conventional manipulations of weight and surging passages of arm-sweeping abandon meant, ostensibly, to represent the freedom, sexual and otherwise, beyond his grasp.
The airline industry has also been buckling under the weight of surging costs.
She added: "This year some of our competitors unfortunately saw their networks struggling under the weight of the surge in Christmas traffic.
Teachers and coaches say student interest in weight training has surged, even among nonathletes.
Before this latest unrest, Libya was already straining under the weight of a surging population of migrants using the north African country as an exit point to Europe, while supporting an existing caseload of more than 50,000 internally displaced people (IDPs), uprooted during the 2011 Nato-backed overthrow of former president Muammar Gaddafi.
There is something almost aquatic about them; the power and weight of his brushstrokes surge like a crashing wave and roar like ocean currents.
The greater influence of subjective RV adds weight to the recent surge of recognition of this RV component's importance in contest behaviour.
The final body size is also influenced by the time between the critical weight attainment and ecdysteroid surge, which is known as the terminal growth period [ 3].
The greater influence of subjective RV adds weight to the recent surge of recognition [ 3, 5, 9, 16] afforded to this component of the value individuals place on the resources they contest.
A number of studies have reported that with each surge in weight, there is an increase in the risks for coronary heart disease, type 2 diabetes, cancers (endometrial, breast and colon), hypertension, dyslipidaemia, stroke, sleep apnoea, respiratory problems, osteoarthritis and gynaecological problems.
