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Because I'm going to be trying a stunt of my own.

The whole thing seems to be a bit of a stunt.

The stunt today was the same thing all over again, right?

But it took a full days work for the stunt to come off.

A play, after all, has to be a lot more than a stunt.

But it was more of a stunt than anything else.

Most of his film work was as a stunt man.

He was an old hand at a stunt like this.

However those who work live stunt shows continue to do so until very late in life.

The third and final stunt is usually something from a Action film.

He'd done more than a few water stunts in his day.

As you may know, I do all my own stunts.

Who would they put in your place, to do the stunts you've been doing?

If he has less weight on his hand, he's probably going to run a stunt or he'll read the play.

Hard to imagine any director trying such a stunt today.

No matter how hard he was playing her, that's quite a stunt.

But you turned around and pulled the same stunt this morning.

She'd learned that the last time she tried this little stunt.

The stunt was the focus of all the media reports.

In 25 years time, the government will probably pull the same stunt.

Each successful part of the stunt won 20 points for the team.

I'm generally not at the center of some public stunt.

By then, he was safe enough and his stunt had worked.

Remember, we have no way of knowing if your little stunt will work.

Someone could get into a lot of trouble for a stunt like that.

Grow itself, especially in its use about the economy, has been stunted.

You have allowed your life to be stunted by those events.

She did hard time in a bad marriage and says it stunted her.

The station then stunted with two hours of Christmas music.

This in turn, has stunted women's creative and personal growth.

All development in art and science has been stunted because there was no time to spare for them.

This stunted his growth, he stood well under 5 feet tall.

Trees are stunted from the effects of wind and salt.

Joseph is a good man, but he has been emotionally stunted by his family and culture.

Even so, hunger is widespread and has left 37 percent of the children stunted.

This was the height of the growing season, yet the green leaves were stunted.

Too many chilly nights, and they may be stunted for life.

Others believe that it has damaged the town by stunting growth.

If the Constitution is static, the nation's political development may be stunted.

"Whatever talent I ever had is probably stunted beyond recall now."

The station began stunting again, this time with construction sounds.

In the current world of young people struggling to find employment, is their social development being stunted?

His career has been stunted to a degree by our last outing.

Of course, I'll never get over being stunted in my youth."

This caution has stunted investment and growth, the bank said.

Nearly half are stunted from a lack of food.

And, second, the society was placed on a world which appears already to have stunted its natural evolution.

A lot of career structures are fairly stunting at the moment,' he says.

Most of them were stunting, showing how long they could keep the ball in the air using only their feet and heads.

Many trees are stunted because of the short growing season and severe climate.