And now she fires off banging tweet after banging tweet.
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It's a solid pick for banging out deadlines — and banging beats.
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Yeah, I mean, besides gang banging, I was honestly never that dude that was super into gang banging either way.
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"I'm banging and banging and I woke up about eight of them — and they all looked at me like I was crazy."
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We're told the pics are supposed to send a message to Rob -- Ferrari ain't broke and banging Blac Chyna ... he's just banging her.
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She is by no means meekly shaking that head, still banging loudly on any table within banging distance, giving speeches nationwide and enlivening television debates.
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Nero said he did not see who closed the door, and could not say for certain whether the loud banging from the van was kicking or head banging.
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We're much more bearish on Southeast Asia both in terms of ... Well, because you're banging up against ... You're banging up against Grab, who's ... Who's already been in this space.
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Behind her wet, glassy eyes, you can almost hear someone banging frantically on a door, banging against traps for black people in American life and in the history of American movies.
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So, let's get to the point -- are they banging?
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Sounds a lot like happily banging ... to us, anyway.
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Aftereffects Later in the day, in the aftermath of a killing field, as I walk through the basement of the Capitol, a loud cart follows me, banging -- BANG, banging at every bump.
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The humor's a little lost in translation, but one is about German soldiers banging Dutch women, and others are about men catching their wives banging other men ... and men with ugly wives.
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But banging on the roof is our signal to stop.
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Revealing Jon is Dany's NEPHEW WHILE HE IS BANGING HER!!
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Banging on McGregor's door was a mob of ferocious contenders.
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Kill terrorists to save children, or focus on banging journalists?
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It wasn't just President Donald Trump banging the drum, either.
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They were banging on the windows, shouting and threatening us.
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The next morning, I woke to banging on the door.
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He is politics as banging on a locked bathroom door.
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Heads were banging for sure, mostly behind the deli counter.
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"That's fat knocking," he may say, banging on a wall.
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Another chunk of blood and meat, banging on the ground.
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The OECD has a track record of banging heads together.
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I'd say a dude banging a lady is not topping.
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And I keep banging on the thing, and nobody's coming.
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Mr. Carpio, 42, said he started gang banging at 13.
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"Women are not outside banging on the doors," she said.
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There's more to the show than banging on a can.
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"He got pissed off and then he came in the house and started banging all the doors and banging in the walls and hitting the walls and throwing everything in the room," she said.
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People would say banging the pots and pans was a highlight.
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Like still banging their ass out one hit at a time.
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"Eat, inmate," a CO commanded, banging Orta's cell with a baton.
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You're beating and banging Both sides are ground off my car.
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It's most likely a wig, but still, it's a banging look.
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Suddenly, there's a loud banging at the door and Sonja appears.
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Banging on a woman's door in the middle of the night?
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She asked the other deputies whether they heard the banging, too.
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So I'm here banging the drum for everyone to pay attention.
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We love you," banging their fists to "Knuck If You Buck.
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He's banging on the door several weeks after it shut down.
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What's he... is he banging his tiny fists on my car?
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I also think I could do a pretty banging Ferrari campaign.
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There is a loud banging coming from the shopfront next door.
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You picture her jumping across the logs, getting in banging shape.
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He homered in Saturday's nightcap, banging out 10 overall in June.
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He's at my window, banging on my window screaming at me.
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With this knowledge, you'd think I'd enjoy banging to Uncle Kracker.
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" "Grassley staffers say the demonstrators are banging on windows and doors.
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My son was banging a bongo drum and revving me up.
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The state troopers would be banging on the door any minute.
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As the night wore on and the clock tower kept banging.
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"Malware doesn't keep banging on the door like that," Paul said.
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"We were yelling into loudspeakers, banging on wash basins," he said.
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To anyone who just got them: Welcome to the banging life.
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" Her: "Another long lonely day banging on code in my pajamas.
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WINNERS Sexual intercourse detectives Are Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue banging?
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With that banging first sentence, Burns disorients us with strange prose.
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Is Tiger Woods banging the general manager of his Florida restaurant?
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"Down with Ibáñez!" they chanted, banging on their pots and pans.
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A cell door could be heard banging shut outside the courtroom.
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We stopped at another restaurant and started banging at the door.
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"Ones always banging their heads against things?" is about ball PEENS.
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He began banging on people's front doors, calling out for help.
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And called into question a particular historic episode of shoe-banging.
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"This hearing is coming to order," he said, banging a gavel.
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I was banging nails, doing a little bit of carpentry work.
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I have been banging at the drum, you have, some others.
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It's not simply someone banging on the piano in C major.
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I think I most often heard "banging" when referring to food.
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All day long the drilling and banging and beeping go on.
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People weren't banging down my door to make The Bourne Identity.
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And while head-banging is unlikely, some pretty snazzy solos are guaranteed.
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Sure enough, there was IWC's chief executive banging away in the background.
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But not before accidentally banging into the nearest pole with his sword.
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SCHAPPERT: It&aposs not working and they are really banging their heads.
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"Believe" most be both the most emotional and banging of the lot.
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"Never waste your time banging your head against closed doors," she says.
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He admitted to choking her and banging her head against the floor.
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A few minutes after departure, they started banging on the locked doors.
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He's known for banging his head against a padded wall before games.
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"Why are you banging your head against the wall?" asked the fisherman.
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Banging on about "clean Brexits" to fellow fanatics might be emotionally satisfying.
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Does it have to do with a certain aunt and nephew banging?
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If it's sex then the music has to be banging too, right?
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Ever thought the Play School theme needed a banging donk on it?
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"They were banging us pretty good, especially early," Baker said of Ross.
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We've been banging into walls, so things are broken on the floor.
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Automata weaves between ethereal movements, tight melodic rocking, and head-banging abandon.
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She could hear Suge and David Kenner banging on the bathroom door.
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Fun Fact: "Slab" stands for vehicles that are slow, low and banging.
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But state officials are now banging the drum on getting cyber help.
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While trying to flee, he fell on the tiles, banging his head.
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Can't wait to start banging on pots and pans with a purpose!
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That's why he's left banging on the ramparts with an uneven book.
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These range from social awkwardness to repetitive acts like banging one's head.
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He then answers his front door, where loud banging can be heard.
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No head banging over compatibility issues or wait-states over data transfers.
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Then at least nobody is banging on your door asking for handouts.
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You jump out of bed and start banging frantically at the walls.
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And the ballpark really doesn't lend itself to getting there and banging.
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They also don't want the cover or to be banging on something.
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A stranger came banging on her back door one frigid winter morning.
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That's why I've been banging a drum to repeal the Second Amendment.
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A neighbor was reportedly alarmed by the sound of screaming and banging.
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I kept thinking, what if my daughter was banging on a door?
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The recorder picked up banging on the cockpit door and muffled voices.
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And Trump himself really has been banging the protectionist drum for decades.
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If you so much as walk, they start banging on the walls.
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On Sunday, Indians across the country stood on their balconies banging utensils.
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Eventually, after banging on door after door, one occupant phoned the police.
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"Help me," he remembered screaming, banging on the wall with his fists.
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Rob Portman (R-OH), banging the gavel, tried to quiet the protesters.
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An hour or so later, I was awoken by banging on my door.
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"Drive!" we shout at my uncle in the cab, banging on the roof.
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We're told they weren't actually banging, and were fully clothed in the video.
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We will be someone banging the drum (on the Olympics) throughout that period.
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"You are out of order, I'll proceed", Mr Grassley said, banging his gavel.
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The instructor put on some banging tunes, and I really go for it.
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Alexandra turned away from Phoebe and began banging her head against the wall.
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All these men were standing outside and banging on their doors, abusing them.
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She appeared to laugh that off though, saying she was still banging him.
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She claims to be one of these 'feminists' people keep banging on about.
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It symbolizes we've both committed to a night of hardcore hanging and banging.
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Yet, no one is banging down Father Hemsworth's door to ask that question.
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There's lots of padding, though, so I wasn't worried about anything banging around.
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What didn't feel great was banging my head against design that felt unfair.
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One was for banging, one was for fishing, and one was for sleeping.
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Pot-banging protests, called ruidazos, took place across the country on August 4th.
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I heard a distinct sound of farm tools rattling and banging next door.
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We've seen a whole lot of table-banging right here on this floor.
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Above, we've got two jolly Mashable employees happily banging away at their laptops.
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"You'd have more stuff occur because we were banging each other," he said.
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I was kind of in a corner, banging my head against the wall.
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They're practically banging, so why not slide right into that first kiss already?
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Because that's what exercise should be—fun, exhilarating and full of banging tunes.
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Demonstrators reacted by banging on a metal highway barrier with pipes and rocks.
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The crunchy power chords, the pummeling rhythm section — it's all conventionally head-banging.
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Video also showed people banging on the glass outside chanting Mr. Clark's name.
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All rapped over grungy, head-banging, hardcore basslines and noisy feedback, of course.
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What's the point of going out and banging the drum for your message?
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I tried: I put in ten years banging my head against the wall.
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She was not banging out electronic beats at a sold-out club, however.
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Luhnow has repeatedly denied knowledge about the can-banging scheme and denied cheating.
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"My head was already flat from banging it against the wall," he recalled.
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Repairs no longer involve just "banging it out with a hammer," he said.
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Protesters were seen Monday banging pots outside the governor's mansion in San Juan.
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You don't feel the rhythmic structure that you heard on the banging piano.
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Banging on doors is not only the best way to identify your supporters.
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Hearing banging, they discovered her chained like a dog inside a shipping container.
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That's so far from the truth -- not even the banging of (her) head.
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Eventually he was among those carried away, banging off rocks in the water.
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The banging you hear is often caused by water trapped in the pipes.
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A.I. journalism is not as simple as a shiny robot banging out copy.
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The other side of the record has really banging acid techno on it.
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NeNe's bae was banging a gong in a hospital to mark his milestone.
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Sometimes they are overwhelmingly loud and aggressive, like the banging "May Fair" (1963).
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It was music, girls, and gang banging was all I knew growing up.
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The boy, bleeding from head wounds, started banging on the door, the warrant alleges.
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Robles caught it before banging into the wall, and Herrera tagged, scoring from second.
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Not long after, they heard loud banging noises coming from a metal storage container.
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Residents in several districts took to the streets banging pots and pans in protest.
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Strikingly, there is no war party in Congress banging the drum for unilateral action.
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"The homos are in there!" the crowd yelled, banging spoons on metal cooking pots.
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A construction crew includes a hammerhead shark banging a nail in with his face.
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Neighbors "were banging on the door at 6 o'clock in the morning," May said.
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I hear cans being thrown against a wall, banging like they're hollow and empty.
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But there's no usual banging headache and I've managed to hold onto my stomach.
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The new whip will definitely be banging ... based on the massive speakers WCC installed.
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Shawn is grabbing phones and banging out pics like he's on an assembly line.
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Banging to possibly the best song of all time came with with its pressures.
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Blo knew he was in trouble when the men started banging on his car.
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The premise was that Djembe couldn't speak, and communicated by banging on a drum.
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He ended the meal by banging and flipping two sticks on the teppanyaki grill.
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Is Jon Snow "the prince that was promised" that everyone keeps banging on about?
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"You could hear the trucks like crazy banging along the avenue," Mr. Melmed said.
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At one point, all the players become percussionists, banging implements on their music stands.
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"So I wait until they start banging, and then I would bang," he said.
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You put a drum in front of me now I'm going to start banging.
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"We just make the song, make sure it's banging, and they decide," Soke says.
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While, in Europe, UK politicians have been banging an anti-encryption drum for years.
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Gradually I keep banging away at them and they start trying to come together.
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Even while banging out one of my favorite pieces, I shrank from the instrument.
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Moments later, I heard the sound of people banging on doors and yelling something.
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Supporters stage impromptu daily marches, banging on the windows of cars in their way.
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Impromptu dancing erupts when the staff gives a signal by banging on kitchen pots.
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I hear banging and screaming, and it sounds as though it may be sexual.
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Same goes for if the frequency or intensity of the head banging picks up.
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Which is why people are banging down the doors to be his comms director.
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Before banging his gavel to recess the meeting that began at 9:00 a.m.
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They seemed not to notice the fan banging a large drum outside their window.
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"Soulless Meat Puppet," banging away on a murky, out-of-tune harpsichord, is typical.
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Banging and pounding sounds brought 64,905 complaints; loud talking, 254,22016; and loud televisions, 258,2493.
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Eventually, he heard a loud swish and banging on the exterior of his house.
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After I complained, she retaliated by banging on my door, which I considered harassment.
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The three of us were banging away in the loading dock of another startup.
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My legs are completely black and blue from that chair banging into my legs.
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You tripping on the way to see the martian and just banging your head?
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Kylie captioned the images cheekily, "When we've been best friends the whole time..." We ain't buying it was fake all along, but it at least LOOKS like they've buried the hatchet over Kylie banging BC's baby daddy -- and Chyna banging KJ's bro.
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Dr. Kurtz suggested closely observing the behavior, noting what tends to inspire the head banging and even taking videos of your child's head banging, as it may be useful for a pediatrician or other specialist to watch your little headbanger in action.
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That thumping sound you hear throughout the show is David furiously banging on the table.
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That's because the newly inaugurated U.S. president has been banging the gavel of protectionist rhetoric.
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Just then, whistling in the shadows, Negan shows up, banging on the gates to Alexandria.
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Constant banging on our door, breaking of windows — the things that went on were unbelievable.
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It's not like you're banging your head against the wall, it's using feedback as fuel.
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One day I pretended to leave the house and recorded him banging on the wall.
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The upside of this, in place of ideological head-banging, is a tradition of pragmatism.
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Once you learn how to alter object, you can start banging stuff against other stuff.
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From the looks of it, they moved a BIG step closer to banging in Houston.
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A man tried to break into Cynthia Kootz's home by repeatedly banging on the door.
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"I started out by just banging on things and seeing what sounds good," he says.
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Years later, a genetic analysis has revealed something alarming: The translocated male tortoises aren't banging.
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It is trying "to run us out," he says, banging the table with his fist.
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But it's only for people who don't mind banging their head against things a bit.
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There were a few dozen protesters, singing songs and banging plastic pipes on garbage cans.
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She screamed "Who are you?!" until he began banging on her car windows and doors.
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They heard "banging, and loud, violent sounds," according to one of them, and felt concerned.
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New York has won the first two games of the series, banging out seven homers.
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But the filmmakers of the DC Universe treat them like a child banging rocks together.
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Instead he was awakened by what he thought was someone banging on the front door.
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Less than 4 months after they finally started banging ... Ciara and Russell Wilson are PREGNANT!!
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The late-night host was seen head-banging hard when Clarkson got to the refrain.
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"Then you could actually mash it, banging the masher on the pan…" IS SHE SERIOUS?
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Matthews left the game momentarily in the first half after banging a knee but returned.
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After my very scientific experiment, I have decided that banging to music is definitely Bad.
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In a stricter sense, I know the song is hard when he starts head banging.
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"Thieves!" said Maduro, banging his fist on the table, during the near five-hour broadcast.
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Only some classrooms fully maintained the lockdown despite the alarm and banging on the door.
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A passenger, Alex Brown, told the station that he heard the banging noise as well.
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Do you know what a dog banging its head on an iron fence sounds like?
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I don't want to waste any more time banging my head against a brick wall.
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The guards tried to rouse Rahman by banging on his cell door with their nightsticks.
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It's a drum her own Home Secretary has been banging at home in recent months.
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Horford exited in the third quarter after banging knees, but he returned in the fourth.
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Before the banging began, Guzman's associate ran into the bedroom, where Guzman was fast asleep.
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Around Spain, applause and the banging of pots ring out in evenings at 8 p.m.
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They keep banging at me to do it, and they've been asking me a lot.
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Trapped in their homes, Hondurans protested Saturday by banging pots and pans from the balconies.
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Two guys are out in the backyard banging around, building a work space, a studio.
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Before I was walking, I was banging on everything but then I got over that.
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It sounded like an angry serial killer was banging to see if anyone was home.
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My soul sometimes feels as battered as Frank's head must after banging on my door.
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Around Spain, applause and the banging of pots ring out in evenings at 8 p.m.
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The result was a deranged audio-visual presentation, a chaotic howling, a head-banging nightmare.
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It was an artful moment in a game longer on sweat and banging than aesthetics.
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Somewhere else, Salvini was hunched over his mobile device of choice, banging out fresh threats.
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I did not make it upstairs, although I heard some suspicious bumping and banging around.
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He's still on the toilet, pants down, when there's a loud banging at the door.
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The trespasser then started banging on all of the doors and windows around the house.
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It rolled near it and then started banging gently into the wall next to it.
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She evacuated to a garden where she heard what sounded like metal banging on metal.
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Mantha scored the game's first goal, banging in a rebound of a Dylan Larkin shot.
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The Ducks quickly scored on Johnson at 6:46, with Thompson banging in a rebound.
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We just need people to keep banging the drum for better, more intimate, greener options.
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She went out with a bang then, and it looks like she's still banging now.
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Yeah, ya know it's beyond just banging when family meet-and-greets are going down.
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That's the wall I and others have been banging our heads into for years now.
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It's best for kids or cargo, as adults will be banging their heads and their knees.
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Once I get the clear light to workout, I'll be in the gym banging those weights.
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"We thought maybe someone was banging on the shop door or maybe something fell," he said.
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It was an angry mob banging on a cupboard door, thinking it was our dressing room!
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Hernández then got out of his car and began allegedly screaming and banging on Lyle's car.
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Andre Blakely was running back down the stairs after banging on doors around 27:270 a.m.
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Because I am banging this drum on surveillance economies, and I think they're becoming increasingly disturbing.
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The head-banging rendition has since become an iconic part of film history for dads everywhere.
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It was busy that day, and loud — hundreds of conversations, chairs scraping and banging, voices raised.
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One More Slice isn't new to taking pop songs and transforming them into head-banging hits.
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"We had a call about an animal banging around at the crematorium," Drew told the BBC.
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Not 20 minutes later, he was banging on the door of the house next to ours.
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I keep smashing into crystal formations, and banging my ship on the roof of the cave.
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Well, whoever was wiggling my garage doorknob starts banging on the windows in my living room.
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He wanted the Tories to stop "banging on about Europe," as Cameron once famously put it.
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It has revised her former image as a one-trick pony, banging on about Wall Street.
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For someone who makes his living banging fingers against a keyboard, it's a pretty important distinction.
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There's no one banging the drum reminding people about a huge launch or new innovative products.
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In Trump's case, it's curtailing his time watching TV and banging out tweets on his iPhone.
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There were some heads banging back and forth, and some enthusiastic newcomers venturing into the pit.
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By that time, I was sitting there, climbing the walls, banging my head against the walls.
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His scouts had been banging this drum for years, and Suarez had read all their reports.
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Mexico's Yair Rodriguez is banging on the door of the featherweight top-10 with both hands.
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Talking to People Style, the star shares the secrets to her ageless and unquestionably banging bod.
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They had a soft, shortbready-almond cookie top and a chocolate back, and they were banging.
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He gives a tabla demonstration at the lights, banging out the beat on his steering wheel.
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There's an immediacy of just a couple guys going, 'There's a song!' and banging it out.
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He hated this kid, and used to stay up all night banging things and threatening him.
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Ty vividly remembered being awakened in the middle of the night by banging below his bedroom.
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This song encapsulates all of their different abilities—from singing to rapping, to having banging beats.
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I can spend thirty minutes devoutly banging through a book, rereading sentences just to savor them.
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Hornacek does not want Porzingis to spend the bulk of his time banging with other centers.
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It starts with us hanging around in the backyard with sticks banging on a trash can.
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"Well, it happened to me" hardly seems like a compelling justification for banging on about it.
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The books are written as "how-to guides" for "banging" women in different countries and cities.
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When I get the Solange or Chance song, I'm actually riding in my car, banging that.
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I'm watching them in the first inning in left field and they're banging on the wall.
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The clerks claimed they heard a banging sound coming from the dressing room every ten minutes.
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One man began banging on his door Saturday night, the Tennessee man shared with the newspaper.
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It's hard to imagine Tlaib or Kelton ever banging the drum for melting the deficit-coins.
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Frantic banging on the door by neighbors was an indication that the fire was dangerously close.
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Pushing in rough waters may be dangerous, because of the inevitable banging between the two vessels.
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The Pontiff could have used a little divine intervention before banging his head on his Popemobile.
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Some members of the Democratic administration alumni club have been banging the impeachment gong for months.
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Those particles then move through the detector, banging into argon atoms and knocking their electrons off.
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A dance troupe stormed in, banging drums, chanting and waving flaming batons and giant red hearts.
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Her roommate was a night owl, constantly banging around in the kitchen and leaving lights on.
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"He doesn't pretend to be a Bible-banging evangelical," Ms. Nance, an evangelical Christian herself, added.
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Sometimes, it's more gang-banging between the various community groups than it is on the streets.
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The amount I asked for varied based on how badly my head required banging that day.
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He kept banging his fists against our heads and screaming that we were 'stupid, stupid, stupid.
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Mr. Dawkins started banging on the doors of the rooms where Mr. Bowman's housemates were sleeping.
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A police officer heard the immigrants, including a 16-year-old girl, banging on the walls.
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She began banging on her neighbors' doors, she recounted, urging them to flee to higher ground.
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If Rihanna and Drake aren't banging, then they're the best friends ever, because they've become inseparable.
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Another said she'd called the police about six months ago after hearing loud banging and shouting.
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May's address drew cheers of support and banging of desks audible to reporters outside the room.
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Banging ... But I think from a policy standpoint, this is as worse as it's gonna get.
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Explain that, because it sounds like something I've been banging the drum on for a while. Yeah.
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It's just a plain old circle that you stare at until you start banging on your keyboard.
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So that's why we had to be very slow and careful about not banging them against rocks.
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The video footage shows the inmates in handcuffs, yelling and banging on the walls of the cell.
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Belgium, meanwhile, are the tournament's top scorers, banging in 12 goals in their four games so far.
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Grandmothers who cannot march are standing outside their homes and banging pots and pans to motivate protesters.
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Protesters were banging pot lids and plastic buckets, chanting "madaniya, madaniya" -- short for "civilian rule" in Arabic.
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After banging Daario, Dany sends him and Jorah back to Yunkai to threaten the slavemasters into subordination.
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I have every reason to think that he's still out there, banging away at that problem set.
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Who do they discover there, banging on about Scottish independence and the greatness of bonnie Prince Charlie?
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But other pastimes include banging a pair of arm or leg bones against a rock like drumsticks.
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I was banging my head against a brick wall every single day trying to make this work.
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Insurtech such as Friendsurance, Guevara and stealth Sequoia-backed Lemonade are banging big on P2P insurance models.
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I listened to "HUMBLE" by Kendrick Lamar on Spotify Premium — it was banging, to say the least.
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Always banging on about equality but let's be honest, should we get paid the same as men?
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In another, she calls the cops because her husband's family members are banging on her front door.
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Slogan cushion Image: ASOSYou know that quote about not banging someone if they don't have any books?
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They waited outside the bathroom with a trained K-9 and heard banging from inside the room.
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"Stop banging your head trying to find fictitious arguments to justify a good deal," Mr Kron replied.
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He endured paralyzing hallucinations and, at times, would be found rocking and banging his head against cupboards.
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So, what we know now ... is who the hell knows who Lewis is actually banging these days.
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They mingled and took a few pics, but the main event was JB banging out a beat.
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The guys in the cells on both sides of me were yelling and banging on my walls.
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Just switch out some key words in the descriptions below, and you'd have a banging Tinder bio.
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They ooze of millennial appeal with their head-banging stage presence and all inclusive message of diversity.
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He knew that banging out code would not solve the problem, but cool, collected problem solving would.
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The first is, of course, his penchant for banging those who insist on chatting shit about him.
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The delivery of bills in June triggered the first pot-banging protests against Mr Macri's young government.
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If it's not banging all through Harlem and Washington Heights all spring it'll be a crime. Deadass.
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Stripped-back, banging, bouncy techno that doesn't take itself too seriously—probably why it bangs so hard.
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"We thought maybe someone was banging on the shop door or maybe something fell," the senior said.
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I'm running out of options quickly, and feel like I'm simply banging against the same brick wall.
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It can automatically edge-clean and navigate around obstacles without banging doors shut or scaring your cats.
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All (banging their chipped coffee mugs on the table): To the collapse of the evil capitalist pigs!
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Another time, she hid when she heard the banging sound of a classmate shaking the vending machine.
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"There's a chance they didn't even know we were there until we started banging on the hatch."
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I couldn't take any bam-bam-boom-banging, not even if it was meant to be festive.
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But others were inspired to summon their own masterpieces from the wreckage, like "Banging" by Redditor _Matt_Hues.
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In the mornings he was awoken by the sounds of construction: hammers banging, machines drilling, men shouting.
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Obviously when we have strong opinions, we're loud and we keep banging the drum on them repeatedly.
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But because he doesn't make banging tunes or turn up music, nobody has heard of the guy.
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The thoughtfully curated program spans from interdisciplinary experimental work to late-night sets of banging minimal techno.
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People have reported handprints on their windows and banging noises as if someone was kicking the outside.
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She's in her room, banging The Cure and Sinead O'Connor and having meltdowns in her room, crying.
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It's not like Khan has donned gloves today, much less given his supporters migraines with his banging.
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"It's a loud, banging noise — they stop, and you relax, and then it starts again," she said.
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And he did it without gussying up his points or banging you over the head with them.
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Elbow bumps, video chats, social-distanced picnics, hanging out the window and banging pots at 8 p.m.
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Officers went to investigate and were repeatedly shoved as they tried to move someone who was banging.
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I always played with dolls and the dolls were always fighting, always like banging into each other.
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"He was always banging them out, and I was always getting bills from him," Ms. Corcoran said.
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And Soundgarden was platonic grunge—head banging, mythic, and absorbent of those violent tantrums of adolescent frustration.
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You chase after it & find it in the kitchen, banging repeatedly against the edges of some cabinets.
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Protesters sat over the edge of a railway bridge, banging stones in unison to emphasize their chants.
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Antonio Fatás and Larry Summers have been banging on this drum for years, as has Larry Ball.
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On one occasion, the militants came, banging on the front door in the middle of the night.
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On the stump, Sanders has been banging the turnout drum in speeches and talks around the state.
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They've seen a woman banging a homemade gong from her balcony while begging for a hospital bed.
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He starts banging the heel of his palms together with each word; the light bulb flicking on.
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There was a frantic knocking and banging at the door, but neither of them paid any attention.
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So, it would be logical to conclude, applicants must be banging on dealership doors for those jobs.
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"He started banging himself on the head like he couldn't believe that he did that," she said.
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But it quickly devolved from a staid courtroom drama into a raucous, gavel-banging, partisan verbal melee.
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"It was shocking to hear," said Guevara, who videotaped the banging of inmates she could not see.
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He called the emergency services before alerting his neighbors by banging on their doors and shouting "fire".
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The migrants started banging on the sides of the vehicle and shouting 30-40 minutes after departure.
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The images of inmates banging on windows had supplied that — the sense of something dark and medieval.
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Hunter's face was bruised from banging his head on the bottom of the playpen until he suffocated.
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Dennis also dropped some penis, vagina and stripper jokes ... and praised Ed Norton for banging Salma Hayek.
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No. LG: No. KS: I don't think I ... I've been banging on this drum for a while.
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Blacks and whites were sitting side by side, high-fiving each other and booty banging and enjoying everything.
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The oddness of the presentation, however, didn't take away from the fact that "Day Ones" was pretty banging.
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Link agrees, even though he recognizes trying to date Meredith is like banging his head against a wall.
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We never met the deranged chef, but he made his presence known by loudly banging on the walls.
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From the mixed-race cast to the banging soundtrack, this movie was a huge part of my childhood.
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After he went to bed, he heard a loud banging sound through the wall, and he got up.
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They awoke to what they assumed was a pesky classmate banging on the door to borrow a textbook.
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Donning red ribbons, they stood up and crowded around the podium, banging on it and on their benches.
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She said that her other child had heard chains and "banging" on their front door later that night.
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After Alaska contested the delegate count, Ryan brought the convention back to order by banging the ceremonial gavel.
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"The Lion King" is in cinemas, the Spice Girls are touring, Ann Widdecombe is banging on about Europe.
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Bev heard a banging noise from around a corner—the slam of a skillet against a metal sink.
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Late one night in 2015, Fawzi al-Madhi's evening was disrupted by a loud banging on the door.
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But honestly, I'd be more worried about summoning spirits from banging on all of those accelerator corpses. [CERN]
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Zack Kassian made it 3-2 at 914:38 of the second, banging home a pass from Khaira.
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You could often find me banging my head against the wall as I dissected yet another fruit fly.
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Despite the occasional banging moment, the groove throughout is assured and easy going, much like the Zenkers themselves.
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Another Ben shows up, banging on her door while thunder rumbles (a nod to that Garth Brooks song?).
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There are so, so many things that can go wrong here, and absolutely none of them do. Banging.
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People at the complex have reported hearing the sounds of chains and banging noises coming from the woods.
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So, instead, I asked for extra blankets and y'know… a lot of finger-banging and hand-jobs ensued.
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Rob's called him out for banging Chyna, but Ferrari surprised us -- by NOT firing heat back at Rob.
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I began banging on my neighbor's door and the upstairs neighbor came out asking if I needed help.
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We see Carrie banging on the Oval Office door, but Keane doesn't want to hear her advice anymore.
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After nearly a minute of banging on the driver's side window, the woman came to, startled and disoriented.
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Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian are banging ... or at least, spending enough time together that they should be.
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There were bottle service girls, signs that read "Cards" -- and Sheck Wes' "Mo Bamba" banging from the speakers.
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And to keep players from simply banging every object over and over, an evil spirit—The Presence—roams.
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Jordan Ozuna was banging the Biebs back in 2014 ... back when she was a Hooters waitress in Vegas.
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Six hours later I left with the craziness of this 30-month situation banging around in my head.
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"People use their teeth for decades — 40, 60 years — so you're constantly banging or creating lines," he says.
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When locals heard the president was coming, they reacted with a show of cacerolazo—banging pots and pans.
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Tracks like "Sacrifice to Purify" are characterized with certified rage inducing, heavy, head banging riffs and downtempo sequences.
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He returns to Charlotte's, banging on her door and begging for her to let him look for it.
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While the Remain campaign has focused on the economy, the Leavers have been banging the drum against immigration.
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He just happened to have his gardener there who started banging on his windows to wake him up.
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I own Jay and Silent Bob, why am I banging my head trying to do these other things?
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"I heard the screams next door and on my street, and then the banging," said shopkeeper Maurice Abanja.
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After two young Yazidi men were restrained by the police for banging on the gate, everyone went home.
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"My hand was shaking," she said of the grainy video of gunfire and locals banging pots in protest.
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Inoue never stops banging away at his Filipino counterpart, mind you, racking up rounds on the judges' cards.
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Those conversations are more nuanced and don't have the same dramatic effect as banging on pots and pans.
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The night of the flood, Mr. Dong said, he was woken by neighbors banging on the front door.
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To scare the bear away, make loud noises by yelling, banging on pans or using an air horn.
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They definitely look cozy together, but is it a "we're banging" ... or a "we are family" kinda cozy?
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"I don't see the price, I see a watch," he said, before intentionally banging it against the table.
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And then we were able to wrap it in a lot head banging and crazy costumes and pyro.
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Daredevil's there banging skulls, but spares the gun salesman so he can grill him about the Irish massacre.
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If you're Jeff Mills and you shoot a documentary about yourself, you're going to have a banging soundtrack.
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Becca Luna was one of the women behind the curtain, banging out the paragraphs to aide your consumption.
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And then there is a noise like somebody banging on a loose window, and my entire ship shakes.
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Cable news will buzz for days with footage of immigrants being apprehended and ICE agents banging on doors.
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But I did listen to Chirino's song on repeat, banging pots in the streets of Miami in spirit.
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Letter of Recommendation As long as there has been metallic cookware, people have probably been banging on it.
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The call was made by a neighbor who had been alarmed by the sound of screaming and banging.
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I think what we really have to worry about is somebody or other banging on that nuclear button.
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Oh. I just went to their office and spent an hour banging my head against the wall. Okay.
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When we developed it, literally we were banging white guys over the head with a 603 by 4.
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On the morning of June 22018, 236, he woke up to banging on the metal roll-up door.
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But if they realize head banging gets you to pay attention, they may make it into a game.
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There was even an animation of the two head-banging in a cop car to Spice Girls' Wannabe.
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It's unusual to have a role that has been banging around in my psyche for 40-plus years.
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Loose Ends The chairperson called the meeting to order by banging a selfie stick against a rustic drum.
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However, what evidence has been cited on obstruction is largely due to Trump banging away at this investigation.
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In his testimony before the Labor Relations Board judge, Wynn admitted to banging his fist on the table.
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Shacks made of wood and rusty corrugated metal fall from the sky, banging down onto barren landfill soil.
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You might even remember banging your head against the quadratic equation (ax² + bx + c = 0) in algebra class.
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Instead, she said, at about 230 o'clock the next morning, she awoke to someone banging on her door.
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Instead, Broner says he wants to channel that energy into banging random chicks in L.A. Happy Tuesday, everyone!!!
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Comey became heated in his defense of the investigation, at one point banging his hand on the podium.
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He is often met by protesters banging pots, or "casseroles" in French — a slang term for corruption affairs.
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He was checking the carbon monoxide levels in an apartment when he heard banging from the outside wall.
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According to NBC, authorities believe cheering, clapping and banging from Olympic viewers may have been mistaken for gunfire.
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In several writing sessions, he found himself in his underwear, banging his head against a hotel-room floor.
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Protesting Cuban and Bolivian diplomats drowned out the launch by shouting, chanting and banging their hands on desks.
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He famously told his party to "stop banging on about Europe," and led the Tory campaign against Brexit.
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There's actually someone inside the box, and it's Rachel who suddenly wakes up and starts banging on the frame.
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Video from the scene showed sobbing family members outside the home, banging on doors and looking for loved ones.
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Are you banging a redhead who's just really psyched to finally have some fiery-mopped figures in that keyboard?
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In Barcelona, thousands packed into the central square banging pots and pans and jangling their keys in the air.
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To borrow a phrase from David Cameron, Mrs May's predecessor, the Norwegians have given up "banging on about Europe".
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Click here to view original GIFHere are some thoughts I had while watching a video of two tortoises banging.
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Paul then attempts to get out of bed and attack her, falling and banging his head in the process.
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Mr Mélenchon and Ms Le Pen risk being left brandishing wooden spoons—good for banging pans, but little else.
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The last piece I wrote had quite a lot of finger-banging in it, and lots of fluids too.
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In Silicon Valley, the populist phenomenon is banging on the door of many who've taken pride in avoiding politics.
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In those days, the places were full of kids banging out electronic music and Yurrit wanted to be involved.
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You can't even physically channel the frenetic, head-banging spirit of rock'n'roll without risking a pair of $600 goggles.
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Stand down, Internet -- that video of Kylie Jenner supposedly banging Tyga in a bathroom, is NOT Kylie or Tyga.
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Newton alerted his wife, and then ran down the street banging on 40 doors to get people to leave.
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The new EP is an abrasive and banging work of art, combining elements of metal and reggaeton with ease.
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Banging the President has been VERY good for Stormy Daniels' career ... and the proof is in the porn pudding!
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The couch on the set was bouncier; Stiles kept springing off it and banging her head on the back.
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Growing up in Manhattan, he starting banging on pots and pans in his parent's kitchen, using them as drums.
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"I don't see all these Democratic candidates banging down Hillary Clinton's door, asking her to lock arms," Conway said.
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But then their son started head-banging -- a problem with some children who have a severe case of autism.
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As night fell, hundreds of protesters, some of them holding candles and banging pans gathered in the central Beirut.
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Texas center fielder Delino DeShields had Eaton's drive in his glove but lost the ball banging into the fence.
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There is also head banging, in which self-injurers hit their head into a wall or other solid surface.
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The film then cuts to a scene of him in a white room, banging his head against the door.
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The McLarens were both slow off the start, and Senna took the lead — banging into Prost on the way.
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While he was gone, a vagrant began aggressively banging on the car window, presumably in search of a donation.
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When I started banging on my guitar, I was trying to emulate that same sound - that fat, thick sound.
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The guards tried to rouse Rahman by banging on his cell door with their nightsticks, but he didn't move.
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How long before you tell them you just want to be face down in a pillow when you're banging?
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My heart rate shoots up—I feel the erratic thump thump banging against my ears, my stomach, my eyes.
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If you can blow a semester's worth of stress off by banging out a few lines, why fucking not?
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Calvi is emphatically not one of those people: she has been banging this drum for a long, long time.
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"Three major media entities banging the drum — I think that's good," Pete Bevacqua, the president of NBC Sports, said.
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People would call out his name when he was led along the corridor, banging on windows of their cells.
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But the reports of heavily armed officers banging on doors at a Bronx apartment building this week were unusual.
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After a banging start — an inquisition, a homecoming — the writer-director Alex Garland fumbles putting these pieces in place.
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Reuters witnesses said people were banging on pots and pans in protest against the ruling in several Istanbul districts.
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The first protesters made it inside and then dozens more followed, shouting, chanting and banging on red plastic drums.
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"I'm out there banging the drum," Ms. Salke, 53, said last week, striking the air with two imaginary mallets.
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The exhaust is perfectly tuned to produce a snarl that turns into musical banging and popping on the overrun.
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As the grinding and banging of the aggregate works are left behind, a cooling wind rises from the sea.
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Before meeting them, though, I had felt a lot like Kasparek: banging my head against a wall of tourists.
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Scott appears on Page 6, banging on the door of a locked bathroom and demanding that George get out.
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The case began to unfold when deputies heard Ms. Brown, 30, banging from inside a storage container on Thursday.
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Remember: Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer became fast friends only after they stopped banging heads on the golf course.
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Between 200 and 300 neighbors showed up with soup spoons, banging on pots and pans, to protest the march.
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Bertuzzi put Detroit in front 30 seconds later by banging in a rebound of a shot by Dylan Larkin.
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Suddenly, I hear all this cheering and screaming, the place goes fuckin' berserk, glasses breaking, banging on the bar.
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Within hours, lawyers were at airports, banging out petitions on laptops, sitting in hallways and at fast-food joints.
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The day after President Bill Clinton was elected in 1992, her mother awoke her by banging drawers in frustration.
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Protesters banging pots and pans assembled outside, blocking some of the politicians from leaving and clashing with the police.
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"In other words, I want you to proceed until you get an answer," Grassley shouted, repeatedly banging his gavel.
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The kiss between Dorrie and Kerry is interrupted by cheerleaders banging on the Waffle Town's window, cheering them on.
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The IRS has been banging the drum on fine-tuning the amount of income tax withheld from your pay.
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The idea that the new tonalists were just banging on keys over and over again, it's simply not true.
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In his first campaign, he described himself as a "head-banging conservative," and paid little attention to environmental concerns.
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Amelia Direito, spokeswoman for Tete migration services, said the officials checked the container after hearing banging coming from inside.
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Stormy Daniels claims she softened up Donald Trump during their second meeting by spanking him ... and then banging him.
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The next meetup could be an orgy and the only banging you'd see would be Advantus globes against walls.
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I'll be banging away at the keyboard, squinting at words on a screen while my mind drifts far away.
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"We did a great job finding Brad," said Wall, who played 42 minutes despite banging knees in the first half.
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"Trump is a deal maker who negotiates hard, and doesn't mind getting banged around or banging others around," Dalio wrote.
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Eden looked the same, still brooding and banging on a synth, but the volume of the room dropped by half.
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Bella Kaufman, one of Pelosi's eight grandchildren, was spotted banging her head and generally rejoicing multiple times over Pelosi's election.
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So if these two dragons are fundamentally different, you may be wondering, why am I still banging on about them?
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" In Yiddish, this means "banging the kettle," but in the Americanized version of the expression, it means "stop bothering me.
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It turns out it was a cacerolada; everyone was banging pots and pans to protest for the right to vote.
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"There's a lot of camera banging, and you're having an emotional moment," she said, highlighting the awkwardness of the situation.
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"[I am] singing it from the mountaintops and banging on every door, and I'm not taking no for an answer."
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Nommesen drives for Lyft and runs the Drinking About podcast when he's not crouched over a computer banging out code.
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I wasn't a holidaymaker, an English teacher, a travel writer, a heroin addict or even a bargirl banging sex freak.
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With both sides banging the war drums, it may be tempting to fear that all-out conflict isn't far away.
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From the moment it dropped, Crime Mob's "Knuck If You Buck" offered three and-a-half minutes of liberatinghead-banging.
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A majority of study's subjects reported a "morning positive effect" at work the next day after a night of banging.
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Because you didn't talk about politics, you talked about housewives and- ... Yeah, some guy I was banging, or whatever. Right.
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The EU inflames such passions that Cameron warned in 2006 that the party had to stop "banging on" about Europe.
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You don't have to straighten your curls to be a banging bride on your big day (unless you want to).
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The outlet reported that Glass refused officers' orders to pick up a spoon and began banging on her jail cell.
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"We had big battles – banging wheels on the straight, doing everything that was possible to pass each other," Ocon recalls.
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"You are a lawmaker who brings violence into the Legislative Council," Ho shouted at Chu, banging the table between them.
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ALMOST a decade ago a new, ruddy-faced Conservative Party leader urged his comrades to stop "banging on about Europe".
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In many ways, it seems as though Biebz is actually averse to covering up his (banging) bod with redundant fabric.
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While they haven't made any official announcement ... c'mon ... no woman's sitting through a guy's glorified practice, unless she's banging him.
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The stray was found banging around the streets of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, with a mayo jar stuck on her head.
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This place and a crowd of 16 patients or 20 patients waiting outside the gate and banging on the gate.
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Moreover, football's head-banging violence isn't accidental, nor something that can be eliminated with rules changes and tackling technique tweaks.
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We ended up banging, kind of idiotically, a few days into frosh, and we fell in love for a bit.
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It's not very original to compare the worldwide web to a monkey banging on a typewriter, but here we are.
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She called the police when she heard "loud banging and pounding on her front door," according to the police report.
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They posted videos of him banging on his drums and singing with his toy Elmo and pretending to play golf.
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The other guy, in fact, was two years younger than Zlatan and banging in the goals at twice the rate.
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A grey Dodge Challenger was driving through the crowd at an accelerated speed, and bodies were banging against its windshield.
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Local district attorneys have long been banging the drum for the type of authority the Burr-Feinstein bill would grant.
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Beware of economists banging the table and promising that it's a dead cert for, say, the third quarter of 2019.
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Pai has been banging the drum for months now and it's been a talking point of the NAB for years.
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Allen, by the way, has retracted his original statements about Gray banging his head, and he denies being an informant.
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They also both loved fancy outfits, money, and banging members of their same sex, but that's neither here nor there.
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"I wish we had them banging down the door, we don't," said Mike Smith, director of the Colorado Homebuilding Academy.
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Hensarling, who showed visible frustration, repeatedly banging the gavel to remind Waters that she wasn't in line to speak, declined.
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An eyewitness said Szabo was banging on cars and slammed down on Jones' vehicle before the confrontation, the official said.
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Last week, investigators on the man's property heard banging coming from a metal shipping container and found a woman inside.
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Barbara describes overdosing and being brought back with naloxone as a "bit like banging your head" while cycling to work.
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In fact, Google's been quietly banging the AR drum for a while, first announcing Project Tango way back in 2014.
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His constant bang, bang, banging of the drums about Hitler and Germany's rise was unwelcome even within the Tory Party.
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The track features the banging sound from the original clip and quickly adjusts it to a funky R&B baseline.
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At least in football, banging on heads is incidental to the game, while in boxing it is the ultimate effort.
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It's a desperately sad song that somehow manages to be as euphoric too, as every banging club tune should be.
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Watching this show got him interested in banging out blades, and now he's actually making knives and feeling productive again.
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Then, in 2014, they tried shocking and banging these mini-brains in order to study concussions and traumatic brain injuries.
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"You'd see a kid trying to hurt himself, banging his head against the wall because somebody embarrassed him," Charles said.
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Life was a series of endless crises — temper tantrums, broken washing machines, her son banging his head against the walls.
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If I knew definitively how to assuage these fears, then many political consulting firms would be banging at my door.
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At age 3, before she could write by hand, Barbara Newhall Follett was banging out words on her parents' Corona.
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Brady and Matt Tkachuk grew up outside of St. Louis, where their father was banging the boards for the Blues.
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That white paper was a display of sheer ignorance that had actual trade experts banging their heads on their desks.
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It plays out with gavel banging, interruptions and raised voices -- even if the political shoe is on the other foot.
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As Winterton began the backup, he and his wife heard a banging sound coming from one of the back bedrooms.
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He froze when he saw it was a 13-year-old Salahuddin, banging on the grilled gateway of the building.
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Now there were people dozing everywhere, kids climbing over prone bodies, women quarrelling in the kitchen, dishes and pots banging. . . .
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I read the script and the book, and they concern issues I have been banging on about for a decade.
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But that changed in the third quarter, when Porzingis left the court after banging knees with Magic center Nikola Vucevic.
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The rain and the sun no longer balance, complains one farmer, Zaituni Mudondo, banging a maize cob on the ground.
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While jumping fires and pot-banging sound tempting, nothing compares with the dishes brought out during the Iranian New Year.
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Calls for action swelled, amplified by social media, where people posted videos of inmates banging on their windows en masse.
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The inmates had been banging on windows to communicate with the world outside, and this was a form of retaliation.
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The OP also says that Kanye's chopped-up screaming suggests that the girl he's banging is a robot which... Sure.
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Two days after his arrest, Norris, then 18, began banging his head on his cell and allegedly threatening his cellmates.
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Well, I think from a problem ... Because Laura Ingraham's been banging away on her racist drum for a long time.
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She claims he's been banging scores of women -- sometimes without protection -- and she has a sex tape to prove it.
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Sometimes it feels like we're banging our heads against a wall over and over again trying to point this out.
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Completing a crossword puzzle rarely comes without a few erasures, fist-banging frustrations and tears — even for your favorite TV characters.
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If you're in a regular tier, especially in county, there would be a lot of gang-banging and shit like that.
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There are a lot of young kids over here, but at least I'm away from the noise and the gang-banging.
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A woman was also spotted, seemingly banging on the car door and trying to get inside the vehicle, to no avail.
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"At first I thought it was trash cans banging or something, I didn&apost really take it as serious," he said.
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"Wolverine" recalls her devout Christian mother banging on a tambourine: "And you know she had to make a scene," she sings.
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In addition to the intermittent loud banging, which surprisingly freaked me out, Tom Jones's "What's New Pussycat?" blared over the speakers.
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After she heard our bodies banging against the walls as I tried to free myself, my friend opened the closet door.
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Get fed, watch a bit of TV in the week in my cell, and then party on road every weekend. Banging.
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"They were banging on the door and ringing the doorbell at the same time, which is freaky, you know?" she said.
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It's kind of — I imagine us sitting in our parent's garage, just banging on some drums, or some pots and pans.
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Bushnell joined about a year ago, but Crawford and his team had been banging away at the technology for much longer.
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Christopher Bergan, 37, arrived at the home of Richard Dennis, 61, on Tuesday evening and began banging on his front door.
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New fans packed the audience; most notably, a densely packed mob of Japanese supporters wearing hachimaki head scarves and banging drums.
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I'd giddily run laps around it while banging on a xylophone like the children in the video to see what happens.
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I'm not going to be banging out a haiku on a typewriter anytime soon just because my friends think it's cool.
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More than 200 protesters gathered before dawn at Zuccotti Park in New York City's Financial District, banging drums and chanting slogans.
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Ferrell walked to the home of Sarah McCartney, who said she called 911 after hearing someone banging loudly on her door.
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For years, the Cúcutan counterculture was built on a short interlude of rap, then mosh pits, distorted guitars, and head-banging.
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Ferrell walked to the home of Sarah McCartney, who said she heard someone banging loudly on her door and called 911.
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Spend your Monday banging out administrative tasks, as the Moon goes void-of-course from Monday morning at 53:01 a.m.
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On top of that, everyone is always banging on about how easy it is to get free drinks out of boys.
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Tuesday, the New York Mets took over, banging out 19 hits in a 12-1 win over Miami at Marlins Park.
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The World Health Organization says ham gives you cancer and Morrissey has been banging on about abattoirs since the late 80s.
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Teresa Jo Burchfield, whose husband is an ethics attorney for President Trump's business, allegedly got caught banging a Virginia jail inmate.
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Toni Braxton's finally ready to show off her man onstage, confirming what we already told you -- she and Birdman are banging.
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Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra either don't care if people know they're banging ... or they're just really awful at hiding it.
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As we reported ... they were banging back in 2015 after getting hot and heavy at a Playboy Mansion party that January.
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Antonio LeGrier told CNN he called police after he heard his son banging with a baseball bat on his bedroom door.
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Kendra, 23, University of WindsorNow that you're done with university, how do you feel looking back on banging in a dorm?
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The one thing that was tough was not banging too many people in the building because it becomes a [tense] thing.
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We're told Tyga and BC both approve of their respective friends banging -- but don't hold your breath for a double date.
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Rebecca Johnston closed out the scoring by banging home a loose puck from a scramble in front of the Russian net.
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Milano has been steadily banging the drum for net neutrality in recent weeks, primarily on Twitter to her 3.3 million followers.
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The third star: This Penguins fan—When we complain about obnoxious fans banging the glass, this isn't usually what we mean.
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Enid climbs to meet Maggie, but now Maggie is shooting her gun and banging on things to distract them from Glenn.
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"I don't know exactly what he was doing -- it was like he was banging on the walls and shouting," Hansen said.
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His energetic banging of a hand drum during the "Orfeo" prelude suggested that he could find side work as a percussionist.
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The zombies were banging at the door, and it creaked inwards with every strike, like it was about to give in.
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Nugent-Hopkins made it close with 6:40 left on the clock, banging home a rebound from a Patrick Maroon shot.
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If you can't figure them out, you're left banging your head against a wall until you can brute force a solution.
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers were formed in Los Angeles and have been producing head-banging music for almost forty years.
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The Republican effort has sparked a new nationwide debate over internet privacy, with consumer groups banging the drum on the issue.
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The complexity of their relationship is evident in the Act II serenade, when Sachs interrupts Beckmesser by banging his cobbler's hammer.
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"Passengers will have several feet of personal space around them and won't be banging their elbows against the walls," he said.
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So when you say "banger," do you mean like a banging track, or are you referring to these white gang bangers?
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All bets are off—that laissez-faire, fucking-work-people-at-the-summer-party-just-cuz attitude to banging is over.
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Each one included specific experiences I'll always remember, because they were no longer a blur of banging heads and cheap drinks.
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Jon learning that he is both the rightful heir to the throne and has been banging his aunt this whole time!
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The plight of these mine workers is indeed disheartening – but it's the UMWA's door the mine workers should be banging on.
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When activists came marching and banging on the doors, I wanted to be on the other side to let them in.
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I didn't want to be the angry spinster banging on the ceiling with a broom while her neighbors had sex upstairs.
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For long-distance runners tired of banging out mile after lonely mile by themselves, there is an alternative: the relay race.
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They've also asked revelers to abstain from setting off any fireworks or any other device that could make a banging sound.
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It's everything you need to make a completely original artwork by banging on top of a canvas while covered in paint.
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It wasn't that suddenly everyone was banging on my door but, yes, I was able to start getting some other jobs.
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The worker had called her boyfriend, who drove up and began to threaten Mr. Irving while banging on the glass window.
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Check out the video -- it's definitely the first time anyone was ever creeped out about the idea of banging Brad Pitt.
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"We at the DEA were out there banging the drum about the dangers of the epidemic," said a former agency attorney.
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I'm 12: This time I'm banging on a door as my mother locks herself into a public bathroom to get high.
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The protests kicked into high gear later in the day, with people marching across London, banging drums, whooping and shouting slogans.
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Adults certainly grumble about bosses and banging radiators, but that doesn't mean we aren't thankful for our jobs and heated homes.
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Sumner and her fellow citizen watchdogs have been banging the drum over how unreliable the calibration of the machines can be.
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Last Thursday, investigators on Mr. Kohlhepp's property heard banging coming from a metal shipping container and found Ms. Brown locked inside.
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Robert Kubica, who is leaving Williams, ended his comeback season in last place after banging wheels with Alfa Romeo's Antonio Giovinazzi.
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And then they'll repair the damages they caused, which will cost them nothing, usually banging out a fender or repainting something.
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They were banging to their ancestors—hammering their shot glasses against the bar so that the dead might hear the sound.
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In the video, a woman can be seen running up to the door and desperately banging on it, begging for help.
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A Marine guard later testified that he had often heard yelling, screaming and banging from the interrogation room, a converted bathroom.
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In the back room, the grand piano boomed: someone must have jumped inside it and others were banging on the keys.
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But Democrats and consumer groups have been banging the drum over the issue, and the public appears to be taking notice.
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"You're doing great work; keep banging away," Pompeo told Sondland in early September, according to email correspondence cited in Sondland's testimony.
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I don't know if there's another episode of television in the history of telecom that uses the word "banging" so frequently.
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Still cowering under a desk, Aziz thought it was all over, when police stormed in after banging loudly on the doors.
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Robert Kubica, who is leaving Williams, ended his comeback season in last place after banging wheels with Alfa Romeo's Antonio Giovinazzi.
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Night Demon Trax is me in ghetto mode, straight-up banging club trax with tough drums and lots of chopped samples.
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Power was restored at a federal jail in Brooklyn: A week without heat or electricity had inmates banging on the windows.
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Rabbi Susan Silverman told me she was pushed to the ground and ended up banging her head on the Jerusalem stone.
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In a live setting, the endless buzzing guitar and banging percussion can mesh all the songs together into a symbiotic virus.
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Tinguely's humming radio tube works and grinding, banging machines provide the world with a necessary atmosphere of hacking, circuit bending irreverence.
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According to court documents, the boy filmed the encounter, the girl's bare torso exposed and her head repeatedly banging against a wall.
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"It's because they've learned over time if I'm not communicating and I start banging my head, that gets a reaction," Morrier said.
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Some officials said that the whole thing might be chalked up to people clapping and banging on things while watching the Olympics.
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For this battle, we squeezed each bud into our ears and then performed some vigorous activities like jumping jacks and head-banging.
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When Bear was little, a friend of his dad's brought him a snare drum and he remembers banging on it for hours.
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"I wouldn't be here three years later if I was still banging my head against this," he said in a phone interview.
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When these South Carolina homeowners heard banging noises in the middle of the night on Sunday, they thought they were getting robbed.
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Fred says Bruce shows up to his crib at all hours of the night, banging on his door and leaving threatening notes.
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The song's melody came from ukulele-like cavaquinhos, overwhelmed by a battery of drummers banging furiously on an array of percussive instruments.
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Original musical numbers by Paul Englishby situate the drama in the 1940s and 1980s with bopping jazz and banging hip-hop, respectively.
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Though the phrase "head-banging" was supposedly coined to describe their concerts, it was far from the only effect that they produced.
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"I thought someone was banging hard on the window, but when I looked, there was no one there," my dad told me.
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Instead, Trump will keep banging the drum loudly for the return of 19th and 20th-centruy industries like steel and, especially, coal.
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It's like, if you have a really terrible whiskey that has colorants and stuff, you're gonna wake up with a banging headache.
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Plus, I lived in a community where people are gang-banging and doing fucked-up shit, so you're surrounded by that vibe.
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Saucepan-banging protesters would make a nationwide ruckus, he said, referring to a centuries-old method of protest known as les casserolades.
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For the tests, the students were told to choose a swear word, such as something they might say when banging their head.
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The team rigged the shoelace knot up to a rope-driven pendulum attached to an accelerometer, repeatedly banging it against a surface.
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One time when visiting him, Sophie Dahl was awoken by a loud banging and someone crying, "Ooooooh, wooooo, oooooh" through the window.
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Video footage from the mall showed patrons leaping from windows to escape flames, and others banging on locked exit doors in vain.
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The relationship deteriorated and one night she says he pushed her onto the hood of a car, banging her head and elbow.
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Gaga took the stage alongside Metallica for a head-banging, fiery performance of "Moth Into Flame," worthy of any '80s rock show.
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Now, researchers who monitor satellite images have noticed that the iceberg has been banging against Bawden thanks to wind and ocean currents.
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Before reaching the governor's mansion, protesters walked playing tambourines, and banging pots and pans along with some of Puerto Rico's biggest stars.
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You'll remember, Daphne first shot down reports they were banging back in November but it's safe to say those doubts are gone.
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There's still one week left before Black Panther hits theaters, but luckily we now have the banging soundtrack to keep us occupied.
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The bizarre incident on May 31 began when Shalonda Latrice Shepard began banging on her neighbor's door just before 2:45 a.m.
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When I reached in from the passenger side, he pulled me in by my long braid, banging my head against the console.
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One officer is also seen smashing the lenses of several video cameras by banging them against a counter and dismantling a DVR.
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Previously, where drivers had to walk around those lots, banging on trailers in search of a hollow sound indicating it was empty.
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The German, who accused his rival of 'brake testing' him by suddenly slowing, pulled alongside and waved his fists before banging wheels.
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A year later, many of them held a boisterous, drum-banging walk-out to remind the administration of the prior year's vote.
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"For someone to say you can't ride with both sides ... it's like a modern idea of gang banging or something," he said.
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"When our party has nominated candidates banging the drum for redistribution — such as George McGovern or Walter Mondale — we've lost," he said.
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He said he'd been up all night because people had been banging on his door, threatening to murder him and his girlfriend.
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Worried the woman may be hurt, the officers tried to get her attention by ringing the doorbell and banging on the door.
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"No players are banging down my door asking me to think about this," NFLPA president Eric Winston said, according to the WSJ.
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With the violent electro still banging in the background, the sushi chefs held up their special steel knives to a screaming crowd.
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Back in the kitchen, Ollie cooks with Ishizaki to a banging eighties soundtrack from The Cure, Culture Club, and Pet Shop Boys.
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Marriage has been likened to a gem tumbler; it's banging two rocks together in order to eventually bring out their deeper sparkle.
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You had to wake up at 6:30 on weekdays, with the staff making banging noises until you got out of bed.
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This was a fight where I'm stamping on his feet, and I think I'm banging him on the head with my purse.
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They got caught up in endless Rez Ball games, running and shooting and banging one another from morning till late at night.
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If you can recognize the signs of your child's frustration, you can help her before she starts head banging, Dr. Bases said.
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Investigators and rescuers responded to the impound lot and heard banging from inside the truck, Laredo Police spokesman Officer Emanuel Diaz said.
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If you work from home and have kids, here's how to stay sane while your kids are banging at your office door.
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"Cora was involved in developing both the banging scheme and utilizing the replay review room to decode and transmit signs," Manfred said.
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"He kept banging me against the wall," Mr. Zubaydah told his lawyer in 215, in a narrative that has now been declassified.
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By the way, AR was able to get a base hit in the at-bat despite no banging help from the dugout.
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But in a 1984 New York Times article, he spoke about his writing style - banging away at typewriter keys with two fingers.
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"Sheriff is banging on the door right now please come to 2928 Magnolia Street right now to witness and film," they wrote.
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To figure out the musical scale, start by banging a mallet on the blade's flat edge to learn where the notes are.
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When he heard loud banging, he first thought the noise was a a metal coat rack that had fallen over, Myers said.
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Banging from one guardrail to the next, Trump's foreign policy pronouncements seem, like his Twitter feed, entirely unhinged from any common denominators.
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And anyway, I know those other de trop sounds are still there, clamoring grubbily beneath banging tunes like hyenas biding their time.
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Before spring rolls in, children run through the streets banging loudly on pots and knocking on doors, asking for sweets or money.
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She thought for a moment before banging out on her manual typewriter: Invisible ink, Uttered into-onto air Voices cross it out.
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During her address, the crowd periodically broke out into chants of "Go Liz, go!" and "Warren," accompanied by crescendos of bleacher-banging.
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I remember being like a baby and always going in the kitchen, taking out the pots and pans, just banging on them.
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To hear her tell it, in place of human connection and live music came the loud, banging noise of a drum machine.
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I loved talking to Gates, even though there were these intellectually banging arguments that you'd have, but it was totally not personal.
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With that in mind, a familiar scenario: banging my head against a boss, slowly trying to internalize the rhythm of the fight.
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The Guardian newspaper, which first reported the story, said an unidentified neighbor had heard a woman screaming followed by "slamming and banging".
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As soon as the van doors closed, Nero said, Gray began banging, yelling, screaming and violently shaking the van from side to side.
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He had been banging on his father's door, grabbed his father by the neck and made death threats, according to the player's brother.
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In another chamber, a raucous young group were singing bawdy wedding songs, banging time on plastic bowls and splashing each other with water.
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If the problem is a rickety headboard banging against the wall, one Reddit user found that turning just 90 degrees solved the problem.
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"[Channing's] room was right above mine, and he came down drunk with a sombrero on, banging on my door," Dewan Tatum tells Cosmopolitan.
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Once the DCFS workers left, Patton claims Thicke began banging on the door to her mother's house and demanded that Julian come outside.
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She went to go check it out and saw a lady banging on the door asking for my sister to let her in.
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Again, there are talented developers banging their heads against the problems and limitations of VR every day, and they are making rad things.
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Unclear if what they're doing is real or not -- you can't see the bottom half here, but it sure looks like they're banging.
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She saw photos and videos of computers riddled with bullet holes and the sound of someone running down the hallway banging on doors.
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LIKE the showman he sometimes was, Peter Sutherland, on December 15th 1993, concluded seven years of torturous trade negotiations by banging a gavel.
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After the election, I found it very difficult, if not impossible, to continue banging my trusty "dystopian fiction is good for society" drum.
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After a quick hookup and an even faster rejection, Laurie is banging Archie in the head with a pan and tying him up.
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"They were literally hunting us, banging on doors and calling us to come out," said a researcher who cowered in an office loo.
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Just think about this election, would this election have been the same without Twitter, without [Donald] Trump banging out those late night tweets?
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If you've ever tried to decorate a cake with a frosting bag while kids were banging on the table, you get the idea.
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And yet you still heard, and there is a wisp of a memory of that, which is still banging around inside your mind.
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I've been banging on for a while now that Android tablets are done for and will be replaced — someday — by Chrome OS tablets.
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Clinton's event had the polished feel of a pop concert, with the frontrunner banging out her greatest hits as the crowd sang along.
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That way you could see if the banging spot you want to hit up is rammed with über-dorks and change your plans.
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Opposition supporters on Monday night were also banging empty pots and pans from their windows in a traditional Latin American form of protest.
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Hundreds gathered in front of the Capitol on Wednesday and marched to the governor's mansion, playing tambourines and banging on pots and pans.
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I felt proud of the way I handled the negotiations, even though I felt like I was banging up against a brick wall.
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Together, they pounded out the kind of head-banging techno that makes you worry your brain's about to fall out of your nose.
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We've got some ideas for ways Vili can release stress without his vices ... after all, he's been banging Mary since he was 13.
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Facebook captured the eyes of an already energetic crowd with banging EDM, dancing, and a larger than life like thumbs-up like sign.
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"You can wipe that fucking grin off your face before I knock it off," he said, banging the table in the conference room.
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"I know we're banging at each other, but you're doing exactly what you ought to be doing as a mom," Garrett told her.
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Banging his fist on the table, Biden said there was no national cultural justification to discriminate against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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Building discordance into banging techno, they made it easy for Lakker to carry the crowd with their dubby, dark yet hook-laden techno.
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Shortly after Boone was tossed, Gardner started banging a bat on the roof of the Yankees' dugout ... which got him ejected as well.
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" Jay Rayner, restaurant critic "Some people are banging on about how we've become a cosmopolitan food nation as a result of European membership.
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While they were grading Donald Trump's speech to Congress on a serious curve, Sam Bee was basically banging her head against the wall.
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I keep trying to surface, looking for any bit of air I can, but I just keep banging my head on solid rock.
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Should you decide to do so, you will be in for hours of messing around and probably banging your head on obtuse clues.
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People may not be banging down the doors to get their hands on ya dong, but the spirit is certainly having a comeback.
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That's why you'll often find me late at night in my den, banging away on my laptop as I listen to classic rock.
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Bumping over rough ground, the trucks threw the firemen around, banging them up and bruising them as burning sparks went down their necks.
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People could tell which woodwind player was actually creating that eerie effect, or which newfangled contraption the percussionist was busily banging away on.
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Survivors of the Santa Cruz boat fire jumped ship and paddled to another vessel, banging on its hull until the owners woke up
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Then one boarding team member had a different idea in mind: Jump on top of the thing and start banging on the hatch.
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But as she danced around, banging her drum, I let it go and joined in, saving my energies for the battle of bedtime.
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She then joined Legend on the sofas for a chat, where she asked how he hadn't heard her banging around in the box.
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His boxing has always been more "banging" than boxing, but the improvement in him since he arrived in the UFC has been remarkable.
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" The story ends heartbreakingly: "Like a shutter in a rainstorm, banging against a window, I venture forth, retreat back, try afresh, retreat again.
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It weaves together the knotty themes of grief, loss, mental health and class, without banging you over the head with any political agenda.
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Isn't it strange that a star-on-star banging in the middle of this playoff duel doesn't bring that much out of you?
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"Banging up against the holiday period, lender appetite starts to wane and we're starting to see some pretty significant interest rates," he said.
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The solitude didn't bother Sarah when her husband was alive, but now the creaky floorboards and banging doors set her nerves a-jangle.
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Social media showed small crowds gathered near the military base, above, waving Venezuelan flags and banging pots in support for the rebel forces.
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If the head banging is accompanied by missed milestones, and delayed speech or motor skills, it's also something to mention to your pediatrician.
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We know they're going to come out banging, they're going to come after us, so we have to stick to what we're doing.
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He had a prayer bruise on his forehead, something you get only by banging your head against a prayer mat thousands of times.
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He recounts banging on the low keys when he got mad, and I imagine him exploring the minor keys when he felt sad.
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When they received news of the Bolshevik takeover in St. Petersburg, they celebrated by singing and banging tin cups on their cell bars.
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Thursday's protest ended with a digital cacerolazo, the banging of pots and pans that has become emblematic of popular uprisings in Latin America.
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Over the past four summers, he has painted, hammered, wired, and cleaned, banging the 169-square-foot cabin back to its former shape.
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Neal tied it with a power-play goal at 25:25 of the first, banging home a rebound off a shot by McDavid.
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Videos banging around the internet include a near-fender-bender in a crowded parking lot driveway and an actual fender-bender in another.
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Here she is, the celebrated chain-smoking misanthrope, banging away at her Olympia typewriter or brooding over her wretched childhood, her toxic mother.
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We watch him warily, but as we're from LA, this isn't unusual so we sip our drinks to the yelling and banging sounds.
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Eyes ahead, I told the driver to go while my children stood on the back seat, banging their hands on the rear window.
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On July 220, 216, at the age of 219, death came banging on my chest in the form of a major heart attack.
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At Matsukawaundo Koen Ya Baseball Field, a children's tournament was invigorated by a soundtrack of banging plastic megaphones, resembling a Japanese professional game.
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At a party or in a bar, he would seize the room by banging out Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" at wall-rattling volume.
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Then, write your neighbor a polite note, informing him of the soundproofing measures you've taken, and requesting that he stop banging and shouting.
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For a while, early on, you could hear them out beyond the fence—protestors who'd come to Riverbed banging drums and waving banners.
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KS: All right, Luther, your thoughts on how we got here, because you've been banging away at this drum for a long time.
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Amir Khan just went nuclear on his wife, accusing her of banging heavyweight champ Anthony Joshua ... after telling the world he's divorcing her.
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He continued his bizarre campaign against the company in the following days ... wearing makeshift wrestling costumes, banging on the doors and threatening staffers.
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Cops dispersed pepper balls into the crowd after they began banging on the doors and moving metal barriers, and eventually ... everyone left unharmed.
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Sophomore Garrett Parker said he was in history class when he heard what he initially thought were students banging on lockers on Thursday morning.
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And I got to the bottom and all of the mats were damp because everybody sweats and they're breaking falls and banging like mad.
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But you'll have to keep track of your score while banging out emails all by yourself, because the keyboard won't tally your points automatically.
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They say their new album, Can't You See, is intended for similar situations—wandering around aimlessly in the car with a banging sound system.
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After banging the gavel several times in an unsuccessful attempt to clear the protesters, Poe announced the chamber would be in recess and left.
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That one old lady who simply won't stop banging on the door no matter how many times you tell her you'll be right out.
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Eberle got his hat trick just 31 seconds into the third, banging home a pass from Ryan Nugent-Hopkins to make it 4-1.
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And what about when you have 35 individual angels banging down your door asking for you to give them back their potential early retirement?
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Indeed, very recently, Secretary Pompeo sent me a congratulatory note that I was doing great work, and he encouraged me to keep banging away.
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Ben's been banging the "we have to stick together" gong all season, and Devon is still deeply betrayed by a misplaced word from Ryan.
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You're dodging flaming debris from the explosions collapsing the tunnel behind you and flash banging away the sight lines from turret-manning bad guys.
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Chileans of all ages have poured into the streets armed with kitchenware, banging pots to demand reforms — Latin America's traditional cacerolazo form of protest.
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When Stern asks Trump if he could be "banging 24-year-olds," Trump says, "Oh, absolutely," and that he'd "have no problem" doing it.
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The woman, who has asked not to be identified, recognized her immediately and then approached the nearest house, banging on the door for help.
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Here's a quick pass through STDs that have been around as long as people have been banging, and the related stigma associated with them.
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After a lot of rummaging and banging of heads on dusty rafters, finally we retrieved what we were looking for: two plastic carrier bags.
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But as Dombrow admitted, the difficulty of translating this into sex is that we all know exactly what banging is supposed to look like.
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Argentinian navy ships detected noises coming from beneath the ocean's surface that sounded like tools banging against the hull of a submarine, CNN reports.
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Problem is ... Kit was not in his right mind, and started banging on the table, grabbing at pool cues, and getting in peoples' faces.
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Then I must have fallen sound asleep, because the next thing I knew, Leo was holding the gong directly above me and banging away.
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Smiley was allegedly banging multiple lower-level staffers who believed their employment status was dependent on their sexual relationship with them, according to Variety.
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Remember, K. Michelle says the song was intended for her ... before it landed on Nicki's record, featuring Meek -- back when they were still banging.
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And it's all soundtracked by a blend of music that sits somewhere between Joey Badass and Illmatic, with a banging chorus blended on top.
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The Germans were banging on doors with the butts of their rifles—that made so much noise, you'd hear it in the entire neighborhood.
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With musicians like Lady Gaga and Green Day banging on their handmade drums, SJC Custom Drums had a reputation for being among the best.
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Radcliffe is referring, of course, to the illustrious award he snagged last year for another of his banging assets, "Rear of the Year," a.k.a.
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There's always that one who is yelling from the stands, banging on the glass, or even getting violent with other parents, coaches, or officials.
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YouTube user James Dickison introduced a couple of horses living a quiet, country life to the head-banging power of the metal band, Pantera.
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There is nothing especially romantic about Lyndon Johnson, Wilentz goes on, but his head-banging political skills helped shape contemporary America for the better.
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Sea otters are also among the only nonprimate mammals to use tools, cracking open a recalcitrant mollusk shell by banging it with a stone.
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A man in a long black coat does most of the talking and shouting, occasionally banging a walking stick on the concrete for emphasis.
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The guys instructed him to turn on his equipment, and then commenced throwing rocks at the tank and banging it with two-by-fours.
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Senior UKIP figures were reluctant to discuss defeat at the party's conference in Bolton last week — but weren't exactly banging the victory drum, either.
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He and Saher also began to play, banging into the houses on either side of the alley as they bounced around their makeshift court.
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But you won't discover this until you are willing to stop banging your head against the wall of shaming and caging and fearing yourself.
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Underwater "banging" noises detected Saturday turned out not to be from the vessel, the navy told reporters Monday, dashing hopes of a big break.
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We so highly value conviction internally, that if one of them is banging the table, chances are high that we'll make the investment together.
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The Passions of Carol, for instance, is A Christmas Carole with a female Scrooge-type banging her way through Christmas Past, Present, and Future.
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Sorry to keep banging the pessimistic drum on virtual reality, but Oculus Rift's launch this year is shaping up to be challenging at best.
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"I'm worried about tomorrow and boats getting caught on plastic bags or banging into garbage," he told Reuters at the Marina da Gloria venue.
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But keep this in mind: the number of industries now banging down the doors of Congress asking for help is growing by the hour.
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As soon as the decision was announced, people went out in the streets of Istanbul banging on pots and pans and whistling in protest.
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The top complaints were about construction-related activities, music and parties, loud talking, banging and pounding sounds, barking dogs and idling engines and honking.
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Banging your ex's little brother, staging elaborate gags, or stirring up shit (sometimes literally)—these are all ways spurned lovers have staked their revenge.
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The Guardian newspaper, which first reported the story, said an unidentified neighbour had heard Johnson's girlfriend, Carrie Symonds, screaming followed by "slamming and banging".
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Mr. Sharp urged protesters, among other things, to adopt a singular color (orange in Ukraine) or a symbol (Serbian housewives banging pots and pans).
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Like, lots of people banging pots and pans at the same time, or putting up signs everywhere, in your windows, in your car, right?
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Videos on social media showed small crowds in Carabobo waving Venezuelan flags and banging pots and pans in support of the rebel security forces.
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If your child is regularly head banging to the point of bruising, swelling or self-injury, you should call your pediatrician, Dr. Kurtz said.
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In 2015, Alaska Airlines said a flight to Los Angeles returned to Seattle after the pilot heard banging in the bottom of the aircraft.
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Dancing in a corset or barefoot on a pile of coins, or just banging his head against a drum, Mr. Galván is always unpredictable.
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When there are dinner guests, James, 10, is charged with banging the Victorian-era Scottish gong to summon the company to the dining room.
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"Now the whole world is banging on my door, and I have to attempt to answer emails I have no answers for," Zajicek said.
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Those questions only grow louder as the work builds in intensity, Ms. Driscoll banging her head and fluttering her eyelids in some extreme state.
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Not quite: It's the dealerships and auto manufacturers banging on doors, eagerly seeking out candidates at job fairs, trade schools and events for veterans.
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But also, in the place I grew up in, we weren't exactly looking for another reason for cops to come banging on the door.
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Engineers typically rely on brute-force methods to mitigate its effects—fortifying structures with stone columns and grout; banging the ground with heavy weights.
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Nobody is banging pots and pans or dancing in the streets to celebrate the death of Fidel Castro, as Cuban exiles did in Miami.
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A church member sitting in the parking lot saw the suspect banging on and pulling the door, trying to get inside, the affiliate reported.
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Bozak put the Blues on the board, banging home a slick pass from Robert Thomas with a one-time shot from a sharp angle.
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"The defendants were aware that the people inside the Volvo were shouting and banging ... because they could not breathe," the prosecutor told the court.
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By 1950, Mr. Baker had become a rewrite man, taking phoned notes from legmen (reporters at the scene) and banging out stories on deadline.
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And among the many great tracks Staycore has been responsible for, this banging, Kenzo-supported Toxe-Mechatok collaboration might be its most ideal representative.
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"It felt like there was metal banging on the bottom of the train," said Jose Gomez, a passenger in the second-to-last car.
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Mr. Woodard appeared in court on Wednesday, but he was not arraigned, a county clerk said, because he was misbehaving and banging on things.
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Witnesses at the scene heard police shouting, "Out, out," and banging their riot sticks on their shields as they tried to disperse the journalists.
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Katharine and Nicholas got married in February 2008, and had an ugly break-up when he accused her of banging the director of "Smash."
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That title required banging in the paint, boxing out for rebounds, and being hacked relentlessly because his strength would be too much to handle.
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In April, neighbors reported banging and screaming in the middle of the night that led to an hours-long standoff police and the shooter.
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Throughout the film, such revelations present themselves less through coherent choreography than electro-pop theatrics — androgynous nuns head-banging, St. Michael making jazz hands.
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Nuclei all have positive electric charges, and since like charges repel each other, this means that the nuclear banging together needs to be pretty forceful.
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"If we keep banging on about new aircraft programs, investors will think we are never, ever going to get the return here," the analyst added.
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One of the brothers was seen kicking Williams and the other was throwing punches as their aunt was banging her hand against a podium screaming.
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With answers, maybe they'd be able to stay in the apartment complex where they face eviction because of his constant banging and throwing and screaming.
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She was joined by Brianna Collins, who played bass and sang harmony vocals; Ben Walsh on guitar; and Keith Sidorowicz, banging loudly on the drums.
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One night two months ago, Ms. Torres-Gonzalez and her mother heard someone banging against the metal door of her mother's apartment around 11 p.m.
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In Zurich, the financial capital and the country's biggest city, tens of thousands of protesters clogged the streets, blowing whistles and banging pots and pans.
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Known, as he once put it, for "banging seven-gram rocks," Sheen told Maxim that by the year 2000 he'd bedded some five thousand partners.
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Enthralled by the highlights, I had left my dad exasperated and angry, banging on the window, demanding I unplug the lawnmower from the inside socket.
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"In the places I grew up in, we weren't exactly looking for another reason for the cops to come banging on the door," Castro said.
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You'd think going viral as Angelina Jolie's doppelganger would have dudes (and definitely some chicks) banging down Mara Teigen's door -- and yet she's totally available.
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Aged five, he talked about wanting to end his life: he said he planned to do this by banging his head repeatedly against a wall.
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It's also a whole lot of fun, as likely to have you banging your head as it is reading the lyrics without any music playing.
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Since it's technically a camera bag, the Brixton comes with a few padded Velcro dividers to keep my camera lenses from banging into each other.
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Me and John were always banging away there, which I think helped bring some kind of continuity to it, but it is an unusual story.
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Now, check out Jim Carroll and Lou Reed banging out "People Who Died" back in 1984, live in Passaic, N.J. They were so alive then.
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Street people banging bongos and strumming acoustic guitars with mangy dogs in tow, a common sight in Seattle's retail and financial districts, are conspicuously absent.
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In Sydney, Shawn Yates and his high school friends were shredding rails and head banging to bands such as Death, Nihilist, Morbid, Nocturnus, and Autopsy.
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My downstairs neighbors were so mad at us, but we didn't hear them banging on my door until we'd listened to the whole album. 2.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has been banging the privacy drum for the past year in an attempt to position his company as the Good Guy.
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Fans soon learned how to use them, though, and went nuts, banging them together loudly in celebration whenever a Raptor stepped to the foul line.
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He's a god who's created the world's biggest ant farm for him to bully, or a child just banging action figures together to entertain himself.
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We're told they'd talked for a while about getting his and hers Rollies -- but after Rob accused BC of banging several dudes, Ferrari was done.
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Nick Jonas is still on the prowl cause he's definitely NOT banging the model he's been kicking it with in Hawaii ... according to her, anyway.
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Bishop exited the contest, and Zucker greeted Khudobin by banging home his own rebound to trim the deficit at 9:14 of the second period.
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At the same time, enthusiasm for banging the drum against Putin is fast becoming a big part of the Democratic Party's public identity in 2017.
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One neighbor near Pulse told 911 operators people were banging on his door to escape the shooting and others were seeking cover behind parked cars.
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" The initial take was of Cubans celebrating that night at the iconic Versailles restaurant in Miami, banging on pots and pans and chanting "Viva Cuba!
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The post begins with the retelling of Betters' early morning, which started when he was awoken by banging noises created by his pet feline Lulu.
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One night, at like 3 AM, we were at his apartment asleep, and someone started banging on the door and yelling his name really frantically.
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Whether it's the bass erupting from a speaker, the banging of tassa drums, or a steel pan orchestra, the music demands that your body respond.
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He's running down the middle by the 50, he's at the 30, he's bare-chested and banging his chest, now he runs the opposite way!
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Those who were unable to leave their homes mobilized in other ways, like banging pots and pans together between 11 and 11:15 every night.
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Banging the body on a man that size would be perfect if there weren't a way to deal with Struve that is so much easier.
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I decide to mind my business but then there's banging on my door, and the voice of one of the models, Clarisse, screaming for help.
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Instead, the EU is banging away to preserve its business dealings with Iran, allowing the regime to fund its malign activities, including human rights abuses.
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Wizner likes to say that he spent a decade banging his head against a wall, and then Snowden came along and brought that wall down.
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You're surrounded by sounds, everything from old men banging out drums on the street to the tired horn section bleating out "Guantanamera" for passing tourists.
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"Pizza spends every single day on his own with nowhere to hide, just subjected to people banging on the glass and taking photographs," she said.
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Major industries, including transportation and construction, have been banging the drum on the issue and drawing up wish lists, even with few signs of progress.
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It was scary to film; I was covered in snot and tears, and I almost broke my actual hand banging a steering wheel as directed.
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"When I was on the phone with him, the banging on the door got louder so I just decided to walk out," Rodriguez told CNN.
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October is a scary month for America's retirees, and not just because swarms of kids will be banging on their doors, demanding candy and treats.
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Instead, two lengthy guitar-driven instrumentals deliver fried sonics that sound more like Lynyrd Skynyrd than anything you'd hear banging out in a darkened club.
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The graffers would all wear [Nike] 110s and banging tracksuits, and in raves, you'd see the olders wearing Moschino two pieces and big gold chains.
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After a romp in the garden, Lambert brought his spoils back to our test kitchen and began banging out one mind-blowing dish after another.
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He and the team of Mexican marines he had embedded with were banging on the door of the home, where Guzman and Sanchez were resting.
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Banging away on my balcony, I had a flashback to my college days, when we used to observe a tradition known as the Primal Scream.
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In Gaza City, Abu Hurayra al-Yazji, 34, said he was awakened from a sound sleep early Tuesday morning by banging on his apartment door.
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Mariah Carey has the ultimate defense against claims she was banging her choreographer -- namely, she doesn't bang before marriage, and yeah ... that includes James Packer.
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"President Trump has never pretended to be a Bible-banging evangelical," said Penny Young Nance, president of Concerned Women for America, a Christian conservative organization.
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Thing is ... Colton will have a shot at banging as many as 3 finalists ... if they accept his invitation to the fantasy suite and consent.
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Our Scott sources tell us he's been in a downward spiral since learning baby mama Kourtney Kardashian is banging 23-year-old model Younes Bendjima.
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I have been banging on about how Google's smartwatch platform, Wear OS, needs work for well over a year now — and I'm far from alone.
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The devices used at many medical centers are now wider and shallower — no longer claustrophobia-inducing tunnels — and the loud banging noises have been dampened.
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The police pulled up outside a white-shuttered brick condo, jolting neighbors out of their beds with the thud of heavy banging on a door.
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On another day, she remembers, two women began screaming and banging on the door for guards to let them free, saying they held Kazakh citizenship.
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"This guy was in a full sprint, right up to the cockpit, hits the cockpit, starts banging on it," one passenger, Mike Egbert, told NBC.
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Müller barely moved for a second, then broke into an almost sheepish grin, while Nadal was left figuratively banging his head over a lost opportunity.
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I don't recall The Economist banging on about the lack of mandate for these prime ministers; okay, except for Mr Brown (Bagehot, August 2nd 2008).
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A church member sitting in the parking lot saw the suspect banging on and pulling the door, trying to get inside, CNN affiliate WDRB reported.
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"He had been banging on a side door for a period of time, kind of in the cloud, before people let him in," she said.
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In case you missed it, Trump sent an angry, six-page letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi earlier this week, banging on about his impeachment.
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She was with protesters and he was inside, banging on a window alongside other inmates in a loud, clattering protest against conditions at the jail.
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The Associated Press, citing a person familiar with the investigation, reported that Mr. Szabo might have been banging on car windows just before the confrontation.
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In fact, Rockhold hints that he's banging one on the down low right now ... and knowing this guy's history, we wouldn't put it past him.
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Verstappen managed to seize the lead but not before banging wheels with the Ferrari, which ran off the track and took to the run-off.
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Taylor Swift and Camila Cabello, both of whom were in their feet the entire song, even head-banging during the more raucous moments of the song.
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Screenshot: Alex Cranz (eBay)The British Royal Family, who exist primarily to own land and outlive other heads of state, threw a banging party this weekend.
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It may prevent a visual appearance, but kids can make plenty of noise banging on a home office door and asking for mommy or daddy's help.
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WATCH: Angela Bassett on How She Met Courtney B. Vance—and their 'Passionate' Marriage It's not the first time Bassett has shown off her banging body.
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Blackberry Key22 LEPhoto: Blackberry/TCLPhones with physical keyboards aren't really my thing, but I'm glad at least one company is still out there banging that drum.
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It was also around this time the banging of a roommate's fist on his bedroom door would threaten to destroy everything he had built in Vancouver.
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Within these limits I understood—relished, even—that misty-eyed joy of "drawing your own maps" that people older than myself are always banging on about.
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And banging on too much about Hinduism and not enough about the economy is thought to have cost it a state election in Bihar last year.
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Our Mariah sources say she and Bryan definitely were NOT banging -- but Mimi's gotta know hanging out with him so much will get under Packer's skin.
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Homer Simpson doesn't seem too impressed by the jam session either, and is seen banging on the kitchen wall in an attempt to silence their noise.
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Many adults were only fed bologna sandwiches, and detainees were seen banging on cell windows — pressing notes to the windows that detailed their time in custody.
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LONDON — Britons kept their eyes on the skies on Monday evening for a glimpse of this glorious, rare, majestic supermoon that everyone's been banging on about.
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If you've ever had to ring someone up using a keyboard at a store there's a good chance you were banging on some Black key switches.
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Several videos have been shared on Twitter, showing looters banging against the store's fractured glass panes and running in to quickly nab laptops, iPads, and more.
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The news of pumpkin sushi made us roll our eyes, while KFC's new pumpkin-chicken wrap had us closer to banging our heads against the wall.
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"We were getting ready to leave [and] we heard a banging in the bathtub" for about 15 or 20 minutes, about 1:30 or 2 p.m.
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He homed in on Mozart, whom he had loved a little earlier than Shakespeare, banging out his sonatas on the piano at the age of nine.
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Honking horns, banging pants, and setting off fireworks, the Cuban community in Miami overwhelmed the streets of Little Havana, Haileah and Kendall, the Miami Herald reported.
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Then he would knock loudly, banging on my front door and yelling "I need you to come out" almost making sure that me neighbors heard everything.
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A group of leering, head-banging crocodiles standing on two legs rock out in "Faka G," and a militaristic gorilla drumline makes appearances in both videos.
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Mr Shanahan's notion of responsible competition—in contrast to the no-holds-barred clash of civilisations favoured by some of his head-banging colleagues—is laudable.
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Britney Spears flaunted her body of art ... or her body AND some art -- anyway, her body's banging and the painting on the wall looks good too.
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Dumpling Class at The Orchid HotelIf you've been in China for even a day, chances are you've had at least one serving of some banging dumplings.
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If a friendly game of tag is a good enough story to get optioned, these seniors' great head-banging escape should get the movie treatment, too.
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And while I was caring for her, I saw Jacques banging away with tight little fists on the desk where she'd hit head, shouting, 'Bad table!
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They are competing with hardline Leavers such as Dominic Raab, a former Brexit secretary who has an established group of advisers and MPs banging his drum.
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They gave her the Cadillac treatment, Donald Trump comes in and it&aposs banging down doors and subpoenas and everything they didn&apost do for Hillary.
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The bass emanating from the two speakers on the floor pounds through me, as Roursgaard's assistants walk around the room, banging on drums and shaking rattles.
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Sources told the paper that Szabo was intoxicated and banging on cars outside his brother&aposs hotel while looking for a ride that he had called.
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I spent close to two days making no progress at all, just banging my head against a wall trying to figure out those few last puzzles.
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Ramona Singer and Harry Dubin are just friends -- friends who had one drunken makeout sesh -- but we're told they're definitely not banging ... not at this point.
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With their placards, noisemakers, and feet banging against the center's metal fence, the protesters demanded the release of the women asylum seekers currently being held indefinitely.
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Why you think you should go: Your dad won't stop banging on about nineteen-ninety bloody two and that time he stepped foot in the Haçienda.
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The ant who'd subbed in for Scott's daily routine is not only home, he's having the time of his life banging on Scott's electric drum kit.
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"People are banging the European blow-up trade right now," said Hendry, who founded his London-based firm 14 years ago after leaving Odey Asset Management.
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I just feel like I've been banging that drum for a while and I kind of want to just see what everyone's saying and follow it.
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Sturtevant, who did not respond to requests for an interview, is just one of numerous Republicans who will be banging on Northam on the campaign trail.
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Grace Szostak, who just started middle school, says she had them until the third grade and could be found banging on the doors in her room.
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Their conversations play out like chess matches, two vexing sapiophiles as interested in uncomfortable silences as they are in banging the hell out of each other.
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" Yet when Holly fell ill, all the competitiveness dissolved: Alexis was banging down the door to get into her hospital room, to see her "Holly Lola.
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