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With flails and staves, the player can string together long sequences of attacks.
The companies do their work with 681 metal detectors, 55 mine rollers and mine flails, and 15 mine-detection dogs.
If tied down, the victim's flailing might pull his/her arms from their sockets.
Current mine flails do not operate effectively on a gradient greater than 30% or on ground that is especially dry or boggy.
Mine flails can be unreliable and require spare parts that are difficult to obtain in remote regions.
They can be observed tumbling around and flailing their legs in an effort to right themselves.
He stripped his clothes and flailed through the underbrush, for about half an hour.
There are also proprietary flails with different shapes for shredding larger brush and others that leave a smooth, finish cut.
The plant begins life when it germinates from the seed in the ground, the vine growing and flailing about before latching onto nearby vegetation.
The head is kept in line with the upper torso but may bob slightly to accentuate the arm flailing.
In the anime, two of the flails transform into circular saws.
The precise dimensions and shape of flails were determined by generations of farmers to suit the particular grain they were harvesting.
Babies are most often found stretched out, however, because they do not have full control of their limbs, resulting in flailing and twitching.
He responds to questions with screeches and chirps, he flails his arms when he runs, and he sees all humans as large animated butterflies.
During the colonial period, wheat was sown by broadcasting; reaped by sickles, and threshed by flails.
