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Investors might want to listen to any flutters in their stomachs ahead of today’s Federal Reserve decision on interest rates.

Manet’s bright, densely painted “Boating,” which veers closest to it in his art, was begun that year, but possibly later revised—and fluttering paint strokes added—in response to Impressionism’s, and Morisot’s, growing acclaim.

My heart fluttered so quickly and irregularly it made me see spots, landing me in the hospital for monitoring.

In front of the ruins he has attempted to set up a makeshift tent beside a Palestinian flag fluttering from a pole.

Pure climbers have calm body language: quiet shoulders, steady hips, legs that flutter on the pedals instead of pounding away.