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A former convict, he realized that begging leads nowhere "unless there is a touching story behind the hand that begs", so he created an organized network of beggars, each with an invented, tear-jerking, background story that yields millions.

This was called "cornjerking".

jerking or staring (seizures).

As the video progresses, Jackson switches between solo and group dancing, schowcasing snapping, jerking, jazz, hip-hop, and yoga-influenced moves, including scenes where Jackson simulates masturbation as her dancers perform similar suggestive moves.

The orange-throated whiptail has a distinctive, jerking gait.

Instead, the bilateral lesions of the flocculus result in saccadic pursuit, in which smooth tracking is replaced by simultaneous rapid movements, or jerking motions, of the eye to follow an object toward the ipsilateral visual field.

dystonia (repetitive uncontrollable muscle contractions that may cause jerking or twisting of certain muscle groups).

Like its 18th-century counterparts, Harwood's watch also had a problem with jerking because "the brass weight hit too sharply against the banking pins as it pivoted".

Reviewing concert performances of the song, Mimi Valdés of Vibe called Beyoncé possessed, stating: "Tossing her head around, jerking her body, twirling the microphone stand, she's a new-millennium version of Tina Turner.

] it was predictable from there on but given the right elements and a tear-jerking story with a social angle, this partnership could have actually prospered.

Shaffer of IGN identified "Beauty and the Beast" as a "tear-jerking poetic ballad".

These watches were called jerking watches because, even with buffers, when the weight hit the case the whole watch would jerk.

Stage 2: This stage may involve jerking, muscle spasms, seizures, loss of vision, and dementia.