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| - I came seeking answers, but only found more questions. Who are they? Why did they come here? What happened? No answers. The silences are eerie, but the noises beget nightmares. Farewell.
- Falling was the coronation song and debut single for Season 15 American Idol winner Trent Harmon. It was released on April 6, 2016.
- Falling is the fifth single of American metal band Death Flower's fourth album Virus In The Blood, released on October 1st 2006. It is preceded by Virus In The Blood and followed by Beautiful In Death.
- Name: Falling Run Time: 4:57 Written By: Geoff Downes, John Payne Year: 1996
- Falling [04:35] is an Ugress track from Resound.
- First track in the Ashes album.
- This is where we rise and fall
- "Falling" is the sixteenth episode of the first season of Supergirl, and the sixteenth episode overall. It aired on March 14, 2016.
- Falling is uncontrolled downward movement. For example, if forced movement causes a creature to occupy a square over a pit or precipice, it may fall. Movement due to falling does not trigger opportunity actions, including opportunity attacks. Large, Huge, and Gargantuan creatures only fall if every square they occupy is over an edge.
- __FORCETOC__ „Falling” – dziewiąty rozdział komiksu „Arrow: Komiks”. Jego amerykańska premiera miała miejsce 5 grudnia 2012 roku.
- Falling is the 1st chapter of Sora no Otoshimono manga.
- A fatality in a crane accident leads the prosecutors to a case involving the victim's wife, who is discovered to be in a coma and a controversial procedure that could intentionally stunt a handicapped young girl's growth.
- In 2266, James T. Kirk gave Charles Evans a lesson in proper falling techniques in the ship's gymnasium as preparation in learning how to fight. According to Kirk, the trick was that "you've got to slap the floor to absorb the energy when you fall." After that lesson, Kirk decided to move on to the more advanced shoulder roll technique, however, after observing it, Evans declined, and Kirk ended the lesson. Evans promptly protested and Kirk explained that "you have to learn to protect yourself in a fall first. It's more than teaching you to defend yourself." (TOS: "Charlie X" )
- The user jumps into the air, performs a flip, and fires an arrow at their target in a flash of yellow energy. The move becomes aerial-enabled for Raven after 200 uses.
- While racing to the site of a downed UFO, Mulder is crippled and held captive by a group of children who think he is an alien. They set a trap that drops a log on his leg. Meanwhile, Scully investigates nearby reports of alien sightings, instead finding a man acting violently and disfigured by radiation. As he attacks Scully, the local sheriff shoots and kills him. He turns out to be Jerry Goldfax, a hermit living near the woods. Characters:
* Agent Fox Mulder
* Agent Dana Scully
* local sheriff
* Jerry Goldfax
* Timmy
* Joey
* 3 other kids
- Lept and gone. A leaf in the wind falling like a sack of bricks. Lurched to the stomach, acceleration constant, each tick striking the same rush to win the race to the bottom Somehow, it never seems to get any closer. What if Hell is reliving what killed you forever? This would be the way to do it then It isn't the falling that kills though. It's that last moment, when all those wonderful muscles and instinctive motions to catch the fall realize just how fast it can all go down You can't die in Hell Empty. Everything is empty. There's no wind for the leaf to be in You can die on Earth
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