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Vandeveer faints at the sight of Stan, and Mr.

The disease made her prone to fainting spells, sometimes during performances, and led to medical complications later in her life.

Rather than being one of Skeletor's more intelligent and responsible villains, Clawful is presented as being the stupidest and most bumbling of them all, used purely for comedy value without the faintest hint of intelligence.

It is faintly visible to the naked eye with an apparent visual magnitude of +5.

In the introductory animation, a pingpong ball bounces along the table, and finally hits Penta on the head, who appears to faint.

Alice sees Dan's body come to life and taunt her before she faints.

Burdick, watching Harvey jump to it at the grill, catches Harvey Howard's full name and faints.

Don Silvestre faints upon learning the news.

The review damned Domergue's performance with faint praise: "Faith Domergue, the heralded newcomer, is less than a fiery heroine.

A faint figure appears and reveals itself as the real X, now a Cyber-elf, who has been Zero's guide the entire time.

His post-1910 work retained only the faintest lingerings of the earlier Australian poetic landscapes.

The wood is pale brown, sometimes nearly white or faintly tinged with red; light, soft with fine close grain; clear of knots but does not split easily.

Punch immediately rushed from the podium to the back of the room where Jenny Gill (daughter of singer-musician, Vince Gill), a Nashville Superspeedway intern, had fainted.

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His sons founded three tribal confederacies named after them: Sarbani, Bettani, and Gharghashti.

Struggle of Image with Painter (Jedal-e Naghsh ba Naghash).

Kazbegi's work was a major inspiration to Iosif Jughashvili, later known as Joseph Stalin, who used Koba as a revolutionary pseudonym.

According to written sources, the first Eristavi was Rati from the Baghashi noble family.

The noble family Kakhaberisdze which was borne by the Baghashi's part who controlled Racha, comes from him.

In the 1870s, British parliament was successful in convincing Barghash ibn Sa'id, the Sultan of Zanzibar, to acknowledge the ban.

On 2 October, she steamed to Zanzibar to take the deposed Sultan Khalid bin Barghash to Dar es Salaam following the brief Anglo-Zanzibar War.