For disruptive snoring it was 42%, daytime sleepiness 45%, restless legs 54% and legs jerking 60%.

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Instead, it slowly piles on all the melancholy the song can bear, one subtly tear-jerking ingredient at a time.

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On one side of the ditch, a packed-in, pleading faithful fell hard to their knees and called the Holy Ghost into their jerking bodies in unknown tongues.

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In a word, most of the movie's tear-jerking plays like a big, fat lie.

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The carburetor float hung open, and the engine raced for a minute, the wheel jerking, until the engine sputtered and died, extinguishing the headlight.

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It includes tear-jerking firsthand accounts by victims of matkot accidents on Israel's crowded beaches.

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So, with a lot of jerking and bouncing and bumping around, I learned how to master a manual transmission.

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Tourette's syndrome is marked by movements such as shoulder shrugging, eye blinking and head jerking, as well as bizarre vocal tics including barking and uncontrollable outbursts of profanity.

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Really, the only thing that tips you off about his scarier side is a habit he has, one you'll see a lot of if you spend any time in Compton, of jerking his head around reflexively to scope out any car that even starts to come down his street.

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