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At that time, the dominant understanding of animated movement was that behavior is determined by a "central program", a prearranged set of instructions that prescribe how a set of biomechanical components should behave.

At a prearranged place, some of Solomon's friends overpowered the guards and released him.

And in 2017, several followers of both sides were convicted of taking part in a prearranged mass brawl in a pub in Nottingham.

He went on numerous tours of the country, carefully prearranged by Soviet officials.

He and Agar replace the gold with lead bars and toss the bags of gold off the train at a prearranged point.

Although Lester Likens had agreed to pay Gertrude Baniszewski '20 a week in exchange for the care of his daughters, after approximately two weeks, these payments failed to consistently arrive upon the prearranged dates, occasionally arriving one or two days late.

He was to have been arrested (on suspicion of attempting to overthrow the government) on 10 December 1981 together with the MP for Bulawayo South, but had fortuitously left on a prearranged holiday.

Railway services introduced in 1993 A summit meeting (or just summit) is an international meeting of heads of state or government, usually with considerable media exposure, tight security, and a prearranged agenda.

Local tradition claims that Anna Strong, a resident of Setauket and a friend and neighbor of Abraham Woodhull, helped pass along messages from the spy ring by posting prearranged signals to indicate when one of the spies was ready to submit intelligence.

(For the uninitiated listener it is close to impossible to know whether a musician is actually improvising or playing a prearranged composition.

In August 2020, the company filed for a prearranged bankruptcy.

It is often stated by those that knew Willem Reeders, that he was primarily concerned with the technique applications and fighting tactics of the arts that he studied, not with ritual elements, like forms, or juru-juru (prearranged sequences of movement).

) In at least four stories, Rosalyn telephones her boyfriend, Charlie, to cancel prearranged meetings which she cannot fulfill.