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The Amazing World of Gumball (2011) - S06E04 The Vegging
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due to the bridge's extreme instability.
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Four Christmases (2008)
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...due to extreme weather conditions.
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Family Guy (1999) - S20E19 First Blood
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"is generally not due to a period,
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S13E05 Romance
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extreme risk of stroke due to tumor debris
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S18E12 The Makings of You
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that due to the extreme motivation of patients
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S19E17 Come Fly With Me
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for an extremely long period of time,
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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - S01E25 The Neutral Zone
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Implosion due to the extreme negligence of her captain.
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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014)
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Due to the extremity of the Simian Flu crisis...
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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - S04E13 Devil's Due
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over a long period of time.
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Happy Days (1974) - S02E15 The Not Making of a President
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rather than inaction.
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The French Dispatch
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extremely challenging positions for extended periods of time.
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S19E03 Let's Talk About Sex
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because Diamond has "extremely traumatic periods."
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Heartstopper (2022) - S01E02 Crush
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You know it's due fourth period.
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Jackie Brown
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and the extreme possibility of flight due to the occupation,
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Doctor Who (2005) - S05E03 Victory of the Daleks
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Oblivion Continuum...inactive.
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Airplane! (1980)
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This is due to periodic air pockets we encounter.