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Cliffhanger
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Cliffhanger
Drug slang A regional term for PCP
Alternative—fringe medicine An exercise in polarity therapy intended to loosen the chest and shoulders, expand the lungs, stretch the vertebral column, and release pelvic tension
Vox populi A moment of extreme—Hollywood-esque—tension
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Froze of passion An Ice School glacier walk on crampons past the crusty crevasses of the Mer de Glace is memorable but requires ice-cool nerves for the giddying climb down cliffhanging ladders.
PEAK TRAVEL SEASON; MAILTRAVEL by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
After that, the pair are off to Peru and the lost city of El Dorado to encounter cliffhanging peril from Russians, Amazonian natives with poison darts, not to mention scorpions, army ants, aliens (right out of Spielberg's "Close Encounters"), quicksand and one very large snake.
Film review by The Star (Amman, Jordan)
Last night's opening episode also closed with a belter of a cliffhanging finish.
Last Night's TV by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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