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She made her mark against Australia, flicking a header on to the crossbar in the second half and coming close on several occasions.

A spider can flick off irritating hairs from the backside of its abdomen, which feel like fiberglass or minute cactus spines.

Indeed, the good, cheap, unrespectable, unambitious variety of scare flick has mostly disappeared from the big screen.

"A time came for me when a switch was flicked, it was in the lead up to the Paris Games. I went through some health challenges, which, quite frankly, really rocked me mentally," she said.

The Trojans drove 75 yards in 11 plays in barely six minutes, scoring to take the lead on a two-yard flick to a wide-open Ja’Kobi Lane.