The gardeners recently cut them back — way back — like topiary.
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But this man knew a back way into the neighborhood.
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But the history of nail polish dates back way before that.
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You don't cut through in a very subtle, laid back way.
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And I still got it back way faster than I should have.
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We'd say: 'Listen, do you want to go out the back way?
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"But we know how to go through the back way," she said.
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"They went down but they couldn't find their back way up," he said.
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Best friends and coworkers Eh Say Plaw and No Val go back — way back.
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Right, and again, the roots of this go back way before digital technology emerged.
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If I quit, it would set women's sports back, way back, instead of forward.
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Business deals with Russians Trump's ties to Russians go back way before the election.
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Chris: No no no, prequels date back way before shit like The Phantom Menace.
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As it turns out, he and Blu go back—way back, actually—to high school.
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Costa Rica is famed for its laid-back way of life and progressive environmental policies.
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For the first day of Will and Kate's anniversary week, we're throwing it back – way back.
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If you go for the back way, you're going to be blown to bits by grenades.
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Anson and Jackie tied the knot back way back in 1988, and they have 5 children together.
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To understand that fascination, we first have to go back — way back — to the advent of visual art.
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It's all about him, and I'm just there to come through the back way and spoil the party.
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Police had to tell him a back way to reach the hospital, which sits about three blocks away.
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Ousmane had tried to get to Europe through Senegal and Gambia — the "back way," as it is called.
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While many this weekend will look ahead to 2017, the Met Cloisters will look back — way, way back.
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"We get pushed back way behind our line, like 40 yards," he said in a thick New England accent.
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The far right in France claims that immigration to this overcrowded territory could be a back way into the motherland.
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We had to be sneaked out of the back way, and went off to have some lunch with Paul (Buck).
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The beef goes back — way back A number of micro-aggressions, including Bautista getting hit by a pitch, precipitated Odor's punch.
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Apple is known for pushing the boundaries of tech, but the company's latest move is actually bringing things back – way back.
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Our photographer, Mark, is a local and suggests we take the back way in, so the ride is even more scenic.
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Priebus and Trump came back way, way later after they realized that Clinton's tweet landed and resonated with people like us.
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"I probably came back way too soon, but I'm happy I did because I think Peter saw my perseverance," he said.
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As it turns out, this spooky trick may have a scientific explanation — and its roots date back way before The Craft made it cool.
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I mean, at some point he&aposs not going to say, "Oh, you in the back, way in the back, I&aposll answer you".
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Musk, after all, has developed a reputation for missing self-imposed deadlines that stretches back way before Tesla started building Model 3s last summer.
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In "Made in America," on the other hand, the director Ezra Edelman pulls back, way back, like a news chopper over a freeway chase.
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If I think back, way back into the depths of my memory, all of my earliest recollections involve media of some form or another.
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In this sense, the very words "Build It Back" miss the point — unless by "back" you mean back, way back, from the water's edge.
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I really go back way before (Trump) made that decision about (killing Iranian General Qassem) Soleimani, and that would mean the Iranian (nuclear) agreement.
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Guy Ritchie and Hugh Grant's bond stretches back way farther than just their shared experiences in Hollywood — and they've got the photo to prove it.
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Michelle Obama is throwing it back — way back — with a never-before-seen photo of herself as little girl with her parents, Marian and Fraser Robinson.
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Today, Larson gave her followers a few laughs by throwing it back — way back — to her turn on the Teen Choice Awards red carpet in 2004.
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And if schools aren't spitting out such humans, you send them to summer school—a laid-back way, complete with barbecues, to try to save information security.
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"Maybe it's because I've never lived in Austin but people have a very laid-back way about them, but they're also doing artistic things," Mr. Waters said.
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Ms. Jawara defies the stereotype of the kind of African migrant — typically rural, male and married — who sets off on the so-called back way to Europe.
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Vox Media will still be creating video for social platforms, but in a scaled back way and will invest in newer initiatives that are doing well, like podcasts.
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Tracking doesn't work so well for aquatic animals like fish and alligators, but fishing is an easy, laid-back way to gather food or turn a small profit.
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As a big fan of his work, I was (almost) pleased when American Airlines decided to route me through Madrid on my back way to France last year.
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He did so the same laid-back way as someone at a bakery would ask you if you wanted anything else after getting a baguette and a few croissants.
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Another wave of complete sadness came over me, and at the Abbey [a gay bar], I went out the back way into the alley to finish hyperventilating and compose myself.
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She had just left to pick up some food on our last morning in Hawaii when she came back way too early and with a frantic look on her face.
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On the north bank of the Gambia river, a poor region dependent on farming, nearly everyone knows someone who has taken "the back way", as the escape route is locally known.
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But let's bring it back, way back, to the granddaddy of the high-end SUV market — Land Rover, which just announced a $244,500 model customized by British gun manufacturer Holland & Holland.
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Let's travel back – way, way back – to a time when Gretzky was just a fresh-faced teenager, as he does one of his first major appearances in front of the national media.
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Renowned for its stunning scenery and laid back way of life, more than half (57%) of people who moved to New Zealand said they did so to improve their quality of life.
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Whether you're searching for that perfect Drake performance look, Kendall's laid back festival ensemble, or throwing it back way, way back to Jimi Hendrix, we've assembled all the looks to get you going.
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In the months following another funeral, I ate one Subway sandwich per day—I could take the back way to the Subway behind my apartment, cutting through an alley to avoid being seen.
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Ms. Ragoo, 78, credits her jocular spirit and easygoing sense of humor in part to her upbringing in Trinidad, with its tropical weather, laid-back way of life, and holiday and carnival celebrations.
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The frantic churn of American politics right now makes me want to pull back — way back — and consider the mystery and the mess of us from a wider angle, in longer chunks of time.
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We drove the back way up toward the Shield, up the narrow road through the protected forest concessions at La Pasadita, a small town at the front lines of the struggle over the forest.
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We're loving the easy, laid-back way Jenner, Robbie, and Lopez styled their overalls so much that we decided to round up six of our favorite pairs to get the look, starting at just $89.
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The breakouts that we're seeing in big, important, global stocks like Nike and Disney, you look at Starbucks, the chips now coming back— way, way more important than a huge bank index, like the Russell.
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In Gambia the vote was less about economics (although it too suffers from joblessness that prompts thousands of young people to take "the back way" to Europe) than it was a revolt against Mr Jammeh's brutality.
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So her hair was styled in a laid-back way with beachy waves pulled into a low, woven pony and her makeup was polished but equally understated, with lots of lashes and a pale pink lip.
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While the master of Peterhouse crouched on the floor, the Nobel Prize-winning scientist drove out past the besiegers, dropping his furtive passenger near the entrance to the deer park, the back way into the college.
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I check Google Maps on my phone as I get in the car and see it won't take much longer to go the back way, which avoids the stop-and-go of the freeway at this hour.
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To understand it, you have to go back (way back) to explore the deeply rooted issues within the makeup industry, an industry that hasn't fully taken the time to explore the rich, diverse backgrounds of women of color.
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"An officer at a back way entrance to one of the main canyons that take you over to Malibu stopped us and refused to let us in because I don't have my Malibu address on my ID," she wrote.
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"I know that there's stuff that I have to deal with, and I know that it goes back way far, but then I also know that I'm 41 years old — when am I going to own my own stuff?" she says.
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More than 10,000 Gambians have arrived in Italy by sea this year, having crossed the Sahara and the Mediterranean, making them more likely than any other African nationals to take what is known locally as "the back way", EU data shows.
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Thousands of young men leave the tiny country each year to take the "back way" - the dangerous, illegal route to Europe through the Sahara and across the treacherous Mediterranean Sea - out of frustration with a lack of opportunities at home.
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And while apple-bobbing is widely considered to be a fusion of Roman and Celtic pagan traditions, there is evidence that the custom goes back way further, and some believe that it was part of an elaborate human sacrifice ritual.
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The hostility between Laura and Gilbert goes back way further than that -- but on Monday, the judge told them they NEED to learn to get along for the sake of the kids and ordered them to 12 hours of co-parenting classes, which must be taken together.
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The disharmony apparently goes back way further, but Cousins was particularly mad at Bee columnist Andy Furillo for mentioning his younger brother and NBA D-Leaguer, Jaleel Cousins, in a recent post about the siblings and Kings teammate Matt Barnes making poor choices at late-night clubs.
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As divorce rumors swirl after a particularly telling Keeping Up With the Kardashians episode, we went back, way back, to before Kim and Kanye were even a thing, to see what we could glean from their body language about where they were then and where they are now.
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Looking through her digital life will mean remembering her before she was gone, back when I was a daughter with the luxury of being annoyed by her calls or texts, back before she or I understood in the visceral, never-going-back way I do now that it was all going to end.
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A: What we've become accustomed to in recent times are films that offer you action and high stakes inside of that action, and we do have high stakes and we do have action, but it's told in a very patient, laid back way that keeps you engaged without distracting you with a lot of effects.
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There's the dizzying tower of internal rhyme that is "I hop out the colossal Tahoe filled with models / poppin' bottles with pussy poppers until they swallow" and the laid back way he riffs on his hoes being like Nelly (because they go down, down, baby) and his moment of maturity (fuck em, fuck em, and fuck em).
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Koppelman acknowledged the two employees from a park restaurant who found her son a pencil to doodle with when they only had pens, the woman who let Ralph ride the Dr. Seuss-themed carousel twice in a row and the locker attendant near the Revenge of the Mummy roller coaster who led the family through the ride's "back way" to skip the stairs.
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"Kisses on the Wind" is one of many songs containing the sample "What we're gonna do right here is go back, way back, back into time" from the intro of the 1972 single "Troglodyte" by the Jimmy Castor Bunch.
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From back way back in history, people sent letters to each other. These were delivered on foot or on horseback by special messengers. From the 1600s the first national postage systems began springing up in many countries. These were more organized and many people could use them.
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Badly bruised but uninjured, he was not only able to walk but to run back to the hotel and sneak unobserved in the back way. His suit was shamefully torn. Just how he breathed all of that time in a tunnel of water he did not bother to explain.
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Benny tells Danny that Mary is the one who killed his father, and that she is only taking care of him out of guilt. Danny, shaken, gives Benny the gun. Mary arrives through a back way and tells him to leave, before asking Benny to release her. Benny states that will never happen.
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The brothers hated each other and wanted the other one killed. After being dropped of at Kirsch's apartment by Petra, Bourne finds a tiny transmitter planted on his passport. The door bells rings and it is Semion Icoupov. A couple of minutes later Arkadin blasts through the window with Devra coming in the back way and armed as well.
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A family is celebrating the "Day of the Dead" at a graveyard in Texas. The paterfamilias, actually an uncle, is Porfirio, Mendoza's Facilitator in 1863. Under cover of an electrical storm, Joseph contacts Porfirio and asks what he knows about Mendoza. Porfirio tells him Mendoza was sent back in time, Back Way Back, over 100,000 years.
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An additional alternate route is "the back way" through Cidahu, Sukabumi, and Kawah Ratu near Bunder Mount. Mount Salak is popular for many mountain climbing clubs, especially Route II, because of the difficulty involved in reaching the peak. Climbers bring water with them, especially through Post I at Kawah Ratu Route. A water source, supplied by rain, exists at an altitude of on this route.
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The legislature heard testimony that Cooper "berated lawyers, denigrated witnesses... carried deadly weapons to court,... and decided a case in which he had a financial stake."Russell E. Eshleman Jr., "The Curious Case Of Judge Thomas Cooper Looking Back, Way Back, At The Last Judge Removed By The State Legislature", Philadelphia Inquirer, 28 November 1993, accessed 28 December 2012 The legislature voted to remove the judge.
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Bahzell Bahnakson is an exchange hostage in Navahk. While taking the back way out of the palace to meet his friend Brandark, he hears screaming. When he investigates he finds a hradani woman named Farmah being raped and brutally beaten by the crown prince Harnak. He attacks Harnak and frees Farmah, smuggling her out of the city with the help of another servant woman, Tala.
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The path itself is owned by Mr. Lee, suggesting that he aided Recombo to mutate the creature. None of this was made aware to the Alpha Teens who went camping in Blue Pines entering the park through the back way. Axel eventually finds out, but not before Hybridon smelled food at their campsite emitting from Shark and Hawk's tent. Hawk was knocked out by the beast when he went to investigate.
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The theme song was "In a Laid Back Way" written and performed by Clint Black. Harts of the West was filmed at Sable Ranch in the Santa Clarita Valley and in Mayer in Yavapai County near Prescott, Arizona by the Kushner-Locke Company. The series aired at 9 p.m. Eastern Saturday following Jane Seymour's Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman and preceding Chuck Norris's Walker, Texas Ranger, both long-term CBS series.
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The screen dissolves to reveal that this has all been a dream of Kihn's. Kihn then takes a bottle of champagne and sneaks out the back way of the church. He jumps into a convertible and glances over, just in time to see the bride-to-be from the video's beginning running away from her own wedding. He pulls in front of her, and she gets into his car.
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She has a pistol, saying she will kill herself: that in the last weeks she has found something good in the world, but now cannot change. Van Tuyl leaves by a back way as Tom arrives. Tom, seeing van Tuyl's card and two glasses, thinks they have had a passionate meeting. Tom passionately says he wants to save Rita from her sinful life, but then declares his love.
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The two showed Sulla's troops a back way up Thourion, enabling them to surprise the invading Pontic soldiers. In gratitude, a monument was erected on the summit with their names carved on it in Greek letters. The rediscovered monument was a marble block, about three feet wide and one foot high, inscribed with three words “,” “,” and “” (Greek for heroes). A site likely to be that of the temple of Apollo Thourios was also found.
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On February 14, 2007 at about 8:30 am, freshman Andrew Criswell went into the front office with a homemade bomb. He held two people hostage in the front office, until one of them tricked him into looking the other way as they left the back way. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation, local police authorities, state police authorities, a SWAT team, and bomb squads came to JCCHS. After two hours of negotiations, Crisswell surrendered.
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Blackie is certain the robbers had inside help. He finds a wad of gum under some of the furniture at the exhibit hall; it still bears the impression of the diamond. Blackie targets George Daley, the assistant manager, especially after he learns that George had recently bought a large amount of gum. He gets sidetracked when Anderson recognizes him and has him arrested, but Farraday soon lets him out the back way.
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He then found that Garbo and her friend had gone out the back way to avoid the introduction.Marlene Dietrich and Garbo as told by Gus Statiras. GarboForever.com Statiras learned how to produce records from Gabler, who worked with guitarist Eddie Condon to bring musicians to Sunday afternoon jam sessions which Gabler would record. Gabler also picked up the rights to master recordings of music that other labels decided not to reissue, and then he would reissue them.
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Bo is killed, while Boyd, Ava, and Raylan are trapped; the niece and nephew demand Raylan be turned over to them. After Boyd attempts to pass himself off as Raylan, Raylan tells him and Ava to leave out the back way, and he walks forward, hands in the air. As the niece and nephew step out to shoot him, Boyd shoots the nephew and the niece runs away. Boyd wants to go after her but Raylan stops him, saying it's against the law.
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Some of the defenders are attacked and killed, but well-aimed .45 semi-automatic pistol shots to the brains soon make short work of most of the attacking creatures; they gorily bleed out as they expire. Professor Walgate exits his home as a diversion, but is quickly attacked and killed by his creation. Meanwhile, Major Cummings escapes out the back way and quickly heads to the airbase, where he saves the day by blowing up the radar installation's power machinery.
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It's your perfect accompaniment to your Saturday morning covering lifestyle, real estate, books, home styling and food & nutrition. The Sunday Cafe broadcasts Sunday mornings from 8am - 1pm, hosted by Roman Travers. With a blend of guests, interviews and talkback, The Sunday Cafe is described as "a conversation at a cafe, covering off the Sunday papers in a laid back way". Previous Sunday hosts during the RadioLIVE era were Wallace Chapman, Mark Sainsbury, Ryan Bridge, Heather du Plessis-Allan and Trudi Nelson.
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As Daniel was introducing a group of children to the audience, Wil interrupted and said that the wedding was back on. Bradford then turned to Claire and told her that it was over between the two of them. As he walked away to be with Wilhelmina, Claire left the event devastated, and slipped out the back way. Back in Mexico, Ignacio was held hostage by Hector Vasquez (the son of Ramiro Vasquez) who told Ignacio that someone wanted to see him.
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Santo and Incógnito battle Campos' henchmen as the police arrive, but Campos manages to escape with Elisa. Returning to his house, Campos holds Elisa hostage. Incógnito distracts him while Santo climbs up over the roof to sneak in through the back way; Campos shoots El Incógnito, but Gerardo wakes up from his drugged stupor and struggles with him. Santo bursts in and fights with Campos, who seizes a knife and is ready to kill the masked wrestler until Zambrano shoots him in the nick of time.
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After Boyd attempts to pass himself off as Raylan, and Raylan kills two of the gunmen, Raylan tells Boyd and Ava to leave out the back way, and he walks forward, hands in the air. As the niece steps out from behind her car, the nephew attempts to shoot Raylan, Boyd shoots the nephew, and the niece drives away. Boyd wants to chase her, but Raylan stops him, saying it is against the law. However, Boyd absconds in Bo's car, but doesn't use violence.
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Bugs sees an opportunity to ruin Sam's plans and pours pepper on the elephant, making him sneeze a rock right into Sam, flattening him. Thinking that Sam has retreated, Bugs asks for the bridge to be lowered. Sam, however, reappears and tries to cross the bridge with the elephant, but the elephant is so heavy that Sam and the elephant both fall through into the moat. Sam then decides to try to sail in the back way (using the elephant's belly as a boat) to enter via the back.
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They go out the back way, where, in a drive-by, Lou is gunned down and killed by a couple of Edare's men. The next morning, newspaper headlines scream that Barrett is being sought for the murder of Lou Belden. A city detective, Pete Carroll, who is a friend of Barrett's, tells his Lieutenant that he is sure Barrett did not do it. His Lieutenant has the witnesses who heard Barrett threaten Lou, and a pawnbroker who says Barrett had bought a shotgun from him the previous evening.
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"Back & Forth" is the debut single performed by American singer Aaliyah for her debut studio album Age Ain't Nothing but a Number. The song was written and produced by R&B; singer R. Kelly, and lyrically the song is about a teenager's excitement for partying on the weekend with friends. "Back and Forth" has been described as being a Dance cross over song with Pop and R&B; influences. Vocally on the song she sings in a subtle "Laid Back" way. Blackground and Jive released the song as the album's lead single on April 8, 1994.
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Hunstanton School They first came to prominence with Hunstanton School, completed in 1954, which used some of the language of high modernist Ludwig Mies van der Rohe but in a stripped back way, with rough finishes and a deliberate lack of refinement that kept architectural structure and services exposed. They are arguably among the leaders of the British school of New Brutalism. They referred to New Brutalism as "an ethic, not an aesthetic". Indeed, their work sought to emphasize functionality and connect architecture with what they viewed as the realities of modern life in post-war Britain.
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In the meantime, she examines her considerable store of information about the history of old LA, noticing for the first time how Santa Catalina has some kind of significance in the activities of the Company. Apparently something on the island is vital to the actual creation of the Company, but what? Before she can pursue this further, she is put in a Time Transfer box and sent Back Way Back, or in more usual terms, to about 150,000 BCE. She is left on Santa Catalina itself, still forested rather than the barren island of later millennia.
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Grendel orders her to be disassembled, and just before Romana's head is to be chopped off, Grendel's surgeon/android engineer Madame Lamia realises Romana is real. However, Romana is then imprisoned in Grendel's dungeons like the Princess. Meanwhile, the noble swordsmen Zadek (Simon Lack) and Farrah (Paul Lavers) have recruited the Doctor to assist Prince Reynart. He agrees to help repair an android copy of the Prince, which is to be used as a decoy to help him reach his coronation by diverting the attention of Grendel's men while the real Prince slips into the coronation chamber through a back way.
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She then is able to convince him she is the daughter of Akronos, and that her father is in terrible danger. Mila, Ator, and Ator's Asian assistant Thong begin the journey back to Akronos' castle, facing a variety of dangers along the way, including a group of cannibals, another group determined to sacrifice them to their god — which is a huge snake — and other soldiers. Finally they make it back to the castle. While Mila and Thong sneak in the back way, Ator uses his knowledge of flight to quickly make a hang glider, which he flies over the castle, dropping bombs on Zor's soldiers.
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Beardsley walked in while she was taking the morphine tablets. He slapped the box the tablets were in out of her hand and crushed several on the floor with his foot. Burns picked up and swallowed two of the tablets. Near the time of the expected return of his wife, Beardsley asked a friend to help him carry her to a room of a friend in the basement of Beardsley's house, even though she was in a stupor, and asked the friend to watch out for her and let her out the back way when she was ready, as he was too intoxicated to be of help.
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Soon afterwards, on February 7, police saw the two fugitives driving through the city and attempted to pursue but lost them after a wild gunfight which resulted in the shooting of a police officer. Three days later, they were again confronted by the authorities when police surrounded Floyd's home and attempted to force the outlaws out. Birdwell and Floyd managed to sneak out the back way as police fired tear gas into the house. Birdwell and Floyd showed no signs of ceasing their activities despite their narrow escape as, six weeks after their escape from Tulsa, they robbed yet another bank in Meeker, Oklahoma, for $500 on March 23.
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Engraving of 1750 showing the first Datchet Bridge from the Buckinghamshire bank Datchet Bridge, also known as The Divided Bridge, was a road bridge which crossed the River Thames at Datchet from 1706 until it was demolished in 1848. It was situated on the reach between Old Windsor Lock and Romney Lock and linked Windsor on the Berkshire bank to Datchet on the Buckinghamshire side. The bridge replaced a ferry service which had operated at the site since at least the middle of the 13th century. The first Datchet Bridge was a wooden bridge commissioned by Queen Anne as the crossing was a convenient back-way to Windsor Castle.
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While in Castlewellan, David Greer lived in a large detached house built on the lower part of what was known as Pig Street, or locally known as the Back Way, near Shilliday's builder's yard. The house was called "Claremount", and today the street is named Claremount Avenue. It was often reported erroneously that Greer Garson was born in this house (The Macmillan International Film Encyclopedia gives her year of birth as 1908 and her place of birth as County Down, Ireland).Ephraim Katz, The Macmillan International Film Encyclopedia (1994) Garson was educated at King's College, London and did post graduate studies at University of Grenoble, where she earned degrees in French and 18th-century literature.
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On December 11, 2013, Minder Music filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Grande, Sony/ATV, UMG Recording and other parties. It claimed that the line "What we gotta do right here is go back, back into time", which is spoken in the introduction to "The Way", infringes its copyright in the 1972 single "Troglodyte" by The Jimmy Castor Bunch, which contains the spoken lyric, "What we're gonna do right here is go back, way back, back into time". The suit argued that the songs' similarities include "nearly identical lyrics; similar enunciation speed with a fast and consistent pace for 'What we gotta do right' and a slightly slower pace for 'here is go back,' and substantially similar placement" at the beginning of both songs. Minder Music sought a permanent injunction, statutory damages of $150,000 per infringement, and legal fees.
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In around 1712, Woodcote was described by Celia Fiennes: :"Lord Baltimores in Woodcut Green encompassed with a wall at the entrance, a breast wall with pallisadoes, large courts one within the other, and a back way to the stables where there is a pretty horse pond; the house is old but low, though large run over much ground; as I drove by the side saw broad chimneys on the end and at due distance on the side on both ends the sides of a court which terminated in a building on which there is a lead with railes and barristers." In 1715 the Third Lord Baltimore died, and Woodcote Park was inherited by Benedict Calvert, 4th Baron Baltimore. However he died less than two months after his father, on 16 April 1715. On Benedict's death Woodcote was inherited by the fifteen-year-old Charles Calvert, 5th Baron Baltimore, born in 1699.
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55, A Chesapeake Family and their Slaves: a Study in Historical Archaeology, Cambridge University Press (1994) Retrieved Jan 2010 However, Douglas Richardson's Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study In Colonial And Medieval Families, 2nd Edition, pg 467, does not list Lazenby as an illegitimate child of the 3rd Baron; nor any others. Calvert's residence in England was his family's estate at Woodcote Park in Surrey. In around 1712, Woodcote was described by Celia Fiennes: > Lord Baltimores in Woodcut Green encompassed with a wall at the entrance, a > breast wall with pallisadoes, large courts one within the other, and a back > way to the stables where there is a pretty horse pond; the house is old but > low, though large run over much ground; as I drove by the side saw broad > chimneys on the end and at due distance on the side on both ends the sides > of a court which terminated in a building on which there is a lead with > railes and barristers.
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One summer mid-afternoon, Antoine (Darroussin) leaves his insurance firm job to meet up with his wife Hélène (Bouquet), as they are to fetch their kids (somewhere distant, but it is not explained as to exactly where they are or who they’re with), and then head on to his in-laws in the ‘Basque Country’ for two weeks vacation, and he wants to beat the traffic (and the two million cars that will be on the road). They arrange to meet at a local bar, but she is late arriving and it gets on his nerves. When she does arrive, it’s clear their relations have been strained for some time. She wants to go home to shower and have a quick cold dinner, so they do, further frustrating him. They finally get on the road, but after a while the horribly jammed traffic gets to him, and he decides to get off the highway and take ‘the back way’, at least to Tours anyway. He’s tired, but won’t let her drive, and they bicker.
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