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She would often come to me and talk in a confidential strain; nodding and shaking her head, and gesticulating with hands and eyes, as a certain class of old ladies are won't to do; though I never knew one that carried the peculiarity to so great an extent.

Introduction: Spasmus nutans is a rare disease characterized by head nodding, torticollis and rapid, asymmetric, low amplitude nystagmus triad, usually seen in 4 to 14 months of age.

Nodding syndrome (NS) is a seizure disorder of unknown etiology, predominately affecting children aged 3-18 years in three sub-Saharan countries (Uganda, South Sudan, and Tanzania), with the primary feature of episodic head nodding.

I could get somebody off the street if I wanted nodding," she tells one woman.

With just the right wrist nodding you can make the lure roll slightly side to side in place, giving off attractive vibrations and flashes like a minnow about to swim off.

A baffling disease known as Nodding Disease is seemingly transforming otherwise healthy children into zombies who like to start fires,(http://www.dreadcentral.com/news/53890/strange-disease-africa-turning-children-pyromaniac-zombies) Dead Central reported.

Concentrate on just barely moving your hand--don't try to move the rod tip; that moves the lure too much." Whether the lure is tipped or not, nodding imparts action after it settles into the stationary mode at the end of the lift-fall-hold.

Hugh and Jemima are looking to join the Nodding Hill set...

Kimberley Nodding was only 25 weeks pregnant when she gave birth to baby Brogan at her home on Jervaulx Road, Skelton, at about 4am on January 22.

As media relations pros, you know that your goat is to get your school in the news--to 'serf' us a story that's so intriguing or timely, we've got to rush it into print." Heads were nodding. Yes, yes, were the words coming back at me.