"It was a big blindside," Horstmann, 28 tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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"I wasn't going to blindside anybody," she told the outlet.
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Trump's allegations appeared to blindside officials in his own administration.
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She brings Lauren, Gavin, and Aurora together to blindside Ron.
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That stuff can blindside someone unless he's experienced it before.
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Sauerbrunn was pressed on her blindside by a charging García.
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"I'm calling it blindside competition," the "Mad Money " host said.
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After Scot Pollard's blindside last week, Jason Kyle is out for revenge.
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But there was another way for the guys to handle Nick's blindside.
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Was that blindside, that betrayal, did that all stem from that comment?
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Courtney Lawes continues at blindside flanker with Tom Curry at number eight.
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It was the blindside hit from the security guard that took him out.
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Will she blindside dreamy Tyler in a one-two Peter-and-Tyler punch?
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Jordan took a blindside shot at Aaron on The Bachelorette's most recent episode.
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Palestinian gunmen used tunnels to blindside Israeli forces during the 2014 Gaza war.
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You have The Blindside, Soul Surfer, Heaven Is for Real, Miracles from Heaven.
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She convinced Sierra to will her the legacy advantage, and then orchestrated her blindside.
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I am afraid that this too-good-to-be-true market will blindside me.
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Journalists had suspected, and sources had said, that Trump's declaration was a complete blindside.
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The vibe is inspired early today, but unexpected surprises will blindside you later on.
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Then, just when the outcome seems clear, Kendall hits Logan with a classic blindside.
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"What's it like to be on the wrong side of a blindside?" he asks Julie.
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Nick was willing to blindside allies and successfully orchestrated votes, like booting wrestler John Morrison.
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"I think that the market is overwhelmed with too many blindside hits," Harris said Tuesday.
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Lucy decides to blindside Jessica – but Tiger Mom Lucy has trouble controlling cuddly kitten Ken.
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This was not a 'fight,' it was a blindside, violent attack by a disturbed person.
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And Julie Rosenberg, a key decision maker this episode, shockingly took her blindside in stride.
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Sneak in a sharpie and blindside the artist with a request when security isn't looking.
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Definitely Google "Nate Ebner blindside" if viewing Olympic highlights is something you are interested in.
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"The one thing I asked you do to was not to blindside me," she tells Wendt.
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At tribal council, Alec votes with the Davids and sends Natalia home in a shocking blindside.
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Crowley seemed destined to become House Democratic leader or even speaker until the Ocasio-Cortez blindside.
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Sure he was a little ham-handed, but Peter was about to execute the perfect blindside.
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Angela has also just seen Wendell and Domenick write her name down in an attempted blindside.
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With nearly every mainstream poll predicting a Clinton coronation, it is easy to understand the blindside.
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People are much more forgiving of a blindside from their enemies than a betrayal by a friend.
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"I wasn't going to blindside anybody," Grande told Billboard when asked if Davidson heard the song early.
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It was a blindside that will substantially escalate the investigation into the Trump campaign's dealings with Russia.
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The move was a surprising early blindside against a strong player who seemed poised to go far.
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Among other rule revisions, the league has now banned all blindside blocks, not just on defenseless players.
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During the last Gaza war, in 2014, Hamas fighters used dozens of tunnels to blindside Israel's superior forces.
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Comically, the fake plan to blindside Eric gets stuck with Wendy, who refuses to go along with it.
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My tribe was attempting to blindside me, but I saw it coming, I knew I was going home.
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Official intervention in the markets, either through central banks or regulatory action, can also blindside the savviest investors.
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Trump's skewed rollback agenda will blindside Americans across the country unless we begin to talk honestly about regulations.
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At Tribal Council, just before the blindside, Jeff asked Scot – how do you keep an alliance of seven together?
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Once Chris locks up Zeke (and therefore, presumably, Michelle), he has the numbers to simply blindside David and CeCe.
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Just think of some of their brilliant innovations: Davie taking Nick on reward, in order to better blindside him.
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He then pitched Morgan on his new plan, which was to re-gain the Saviors' trust then blindside them.
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The crasher at first tries getting a selfie ... but his ass gets rejected, and then comes the blindside tackle.
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I don't want to blindside my boss, but I fear postponing this conversation, as that may just overcomplicate things.
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Brown went straight Conor McGregor on Nashville Predator defenseman Ryan Ellis after a blindside hit in the 3rd period.
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The decision appeared to blindside his own administration and America's coalition partners who are also fighting ISIS in Syria.
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He seemed to realize that he needed to justify his Scot blindside, but he could never find the right words.
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But after she was left out of the Scot blindside, Michele knew she had to reintegrate herself into the group.
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On the other hand, playing double-agent meant that Ben wasn't part of the smug gloatfest after the JP blindside.
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"This was not a 'fight,' it was a blindside, violent attack by a disturbed person," Stafford said in a statement.
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Henderson got a concussion of his own from the blindside hit, which Oldham wrote could not be called a crosscheck.
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Or he could just blindside the country with an unexpected but even worse bad call on a major national tragedy.
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This week on Survivor: Kaoh Rong, Utah contractor Jennifer Lanzetti needs just a couple of hours to build her own blindside.
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Ben promises never to blindside the tiny brunette… and then gives the Group Date Rose to bitchy blonde Olivia instead. Liar!
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Davis was suspended for his blindside hit Sunday that resulted in a concussion for Green Bay Packers wide receiver Davante Adams.
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He recommended doing a scenario analysis to see how you respond to different events to ensure future downturns don't "blindside" you.
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Washington&aposs Tom Wilson also flattened Vegas forward Jonathan Marchessault with a blindside hit that could reverberate through the Stanley Cup Final.
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I thought they would maybe blindside me since Chris and Brett and everybody was just so easily swayed into voting for Jessica.
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Also, Vikings wide receiver Laquon Treadwell was fined of $24,303 for an illegal blindside block, according to the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Picture an inverted pick-and-roll, with Leonard dribbling the ball as Lowry races up to blindside his man with a screen.
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The bad blood in that game started after Toronto's Nazem Kadri left Sedin stretched out on the ice following a blindside hit.
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Even if a farmer were really good at identifying, say, cassava brown streak disease, the arrival of a novel pest might blindside them.
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Ryan and Chrissy had been left out of the JP blindside, and of course it was Ben's solo vote that sent Lauren home.
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Then perhaps elections wouldn't blindside us, currencies wouldn't crash and we could find ourselves communicating with people outside of our personalized news bubbles.
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Many head injuries come from not following the rules: "It's often the unexpected blow that causes the concussion, the blindside blow," he said.
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Thirty-six players careen across a massive field, where they are exposed to blindside hits and errant elbows, bruising shoulders and airborne knees.
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They do, however, have a little flag so they don't blindside folks who will inevitably trip over them while looking at their phones.
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Though that can be a good thing, there is an overly-optimistic energy to this week that can blindside you if you aren't careful.
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" The news seemed to blindside Tillerson's inner circle at the State Department, with one official, reached for comment as news broke, saying only, "Wow.
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But it will suddenly blindside the viewer with bursts of violence that ensure we are never perfectly comfortable with what we're seeing on screen.
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There is something very unique about being a working mother, and the demands of having a baby blindside me every time I do it.
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Jay, realizing Michaela would be difficult — if not impossible — to defeat at the final Tribal Council, made the unexpected move of arranging a blindside.
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Connecticut-based Cerise Blindside was first runner-up at last year's National Dog Show and is the No. 1 English springer spaniel in the country.
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And yet this episode, Jessica decides to vote out an ally, blindside two others and fracture the delicate trust that every alliance depends on. Why?
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Still, history suggests that starts to a year as quiet as this one tend not to blindside investors with nasty surprises in the second half.
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The real troubles in your life are apt to be things that never crossed your worried mind, the kind that blindside you at 4 p.m.
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My only thought was how difficult it will be for Wendell to sneak that massive piece of jewelry into a tribal council for a big blindside.
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I would like to say that they had no idea that was going to happen, so it blindsided them as much as it would blindside anybody.
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According to Mike Carey, the reasoning behind the call is that it amounted to a blindside block and receivers cannot block back towards their own endzone.
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Six Japanese men and women enter a pristine house and live there together, carrying on their ordinary routines; there's no flipping of chairs or blindside betrayals.
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In a double-stuffed Thanksgiving episode, David and Zeke team up to blindside their erstwhile ally Chris, then immediately turn on each other in a strategic showdown.
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Shannon Frizzel has been given his opportunity to try and cement the blindside flanker spot after Vaea Fifita failed to impose himself last week against the Pumas.
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Rather than combating the stereotypes against bisexual people, Love Is Blind leaned into and teased Carlton's sexuality and Diamond's blindside as one of its major plot points.
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"I look at these stories like Blindside, and you never see documentaries or movies where a black man is taking care of his own kids," Luke says.
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The Massachusetts Democrat set her sights on taking down Bloomberg and seemed to blindside the former New York mayor with the bluntness and ferocity of her attacks.
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Just because Survivor includes scenes of castaways discussing a possible blindside vote just before tribal council doesn't mean the outcome of that episode is actually in doubt.
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It could have been a sweet blindside, but Desi sees them hug; she tells Joe; Joe decides to make himself a target; and suddenly camp is in chaos.
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LeBron James wants people to "get off [Allie LaForce's] back" -- saying she did NOT blindside him on air with a question about the death of Gregg Popovich's wife.
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Mr. Scott, 65, who faces term limits as governor, has shown a willingness to devote whatever it takes to win, sometimes with late infusions that blindside the opposition.
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More recently, it was present in Teyana Taylor's dizzying rollout for K.T.S.E, a Kanye-led operation that seemed to blindside her as much as it did the public.
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Now back home in Sugarloaf Key, Florida, Wachter reflects on his time in the competition, his blindside eviction and how his family reacted to seeing him at his lowest point.
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That's according to a powerhouse of researchers from Harvard and MIT, who published an today article in Science arguing that these attacks could blindside hospitals, pharma companies, and big insurers.
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An aide to the senator described the attack as a "blindside" and a "violent attack by a disturbed person," disputing rumors that the assault resulted from an argument over landscaping.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia will spend the week working to improve their discipline and decision making ahead of the second test against England in Melbourne on Saturday, said blindside flanker Scott Fardy.
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A network of Gaza tunnels allowed Hamas gunmen to blindside Israel's superior forces during the 2014 war and the Israelis, with U.S. help, have since stepped up work on counter-measures.
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Sports Briefing | Hockey The N.H.L. has suspended St. Louis Blues forward Ryan Reaves for three games for a blindside hit into the boards on Monday that injured San Jose defenseman Matt Tennyson.
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Even now, allies remain fearful that Trump will blindside his own administration and allies by concluding an economic deal with Xi to merely reduce the U.S.'s current account deficit with China.
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Chrishell Hartley and "This Is Us" star Justin Hartley see a huge 5-month difference in when their marriage fell apart and, according to her, his divorce filing was a total blindside.
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You don't want to blindside them with a conversation this heavy by insinuating that this will be a normal hangout, and you've had time to prepare for this conversation, they should too.
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You never know when a diagnosis or a layoff or an accident or an expense or a friendly case of hyperemesis is going to show up and completely blindside your supposedly healthy ass.
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There are few things this franchise loves as much as showcasing one woman's complete excitement and total confidence in their relationship only to have it be completely knocked down by a blindside breakup.
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"It was a blindside because you have to take the paranoia and push it away for the time being and that's what I did and then I was kind of shocked," she added.
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A few minutes later, Wilson attempted to injure (you can't interpret it any other way) Marchessault with a blindside hit that was so late it could have been a New York subway train.
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Though Alexander would never blindside McConnell the way McCain did, he is widely believed to be a Republican who could be receptive to Democrats' message that the Senate needs to hear more evidence.
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But when she was marked as a threat, the missionary recruiter from Wakima, Washington, decided to lie low when the tribes merged together and quickly became victim to a blindside herself on Wednesday's episode.
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" The game plan, Campbell says, was as such: "I told him no matter what I see, no matter what I hear, under zero circumstances am I to blindside or humiliate him, and vice versa.
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Gen X, Wahl reflects on the blindside that sent him home, what really motivated him to start making big moves and how the rest of the game would have played out if he'd survived elimination.
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Winston Hill, a reliable Jets offensive lineman who made eight All-Pro teams and protected the blindside of quarterback Joe Namath during the team's only Super Bowl victory, in 1969, died on Tuesday in Denver.
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Gen X, the youth pastor and mother of four reflects on the blindside that sent her home, how her health battle inspired her to compete and why her kids look at her as a "warrior" now.
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Then, later in the episode at Tribal Council, Lucy orchestrated a blindside against one of her alliance members only to be blindsided herself when David pulled out the hidden immunity idol he'd only recently squirreled away.
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In this week's episode, Dave and Sean talk Jacob Trouba, debate blindside hits, break down the Blackhawks, and discuss the finer points of enraging various fan bases...instead of talking about the election for an hour.
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My long-time friend and colleague, John Bollinger, the former in-house technical analyst for Financial News Network and CNBC, taught me to make a list every night for what might blindside me the next day.
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Trump's criticism of Khizr Khan and Ghazala Khan, who took the stage at last week's Democratic convention, sparked growing concern and dismay from Republican lawmakers responding to the latest Trump outburst to blindside his party colleagues.
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But any good vibrations from that moment soon dissipated when Trump, the same day, announced plans to ban migrants from seven Muslim-majority countries - a decision that drew fierce international criticism and appeared to blindside May.
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Whenever a scheme was about to hatch or a blindside was taking shape that might unseat the pair, Laurel would report back to her allies, and was a key number in keeping the duo in power.
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Kimberly Quaid filed the divorce petition Tuesday in L.A. according to Dennis, who was working in Vancouver on his show Crackle's "The Art of More" at the time, but it's clear this was NOT a blindside.
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But any good vibrations from that moment soon dissipated when Trump, the same day, announced plans to ban migrants from seven Muslim-majority countries - a decision that drew fierce international criticism and appeared to blindside May.
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Because if the status quo holds, something being done on a campus today is going to blindside a future college player currently sweating through a middle school practice or starring in a New England prep tournament.
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With Oskar Sundqvist cutting toward the middle of the ice in a clearly vulnerable position, Wilson didn't have to take a few hard strides and lay a nasty blindside check to the head of the Blues forward.
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OPEC and Russia are likely to extend their oil production deal at least through midyear, but if they were to cut more output, as some speculate, it would blindside what has become a complacent market, analysts said.
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ABOUT THE BRUINS (19-15-4): Backes is not expected to play Saturday after he absorbed a blindside hit to the head from Carrier, knocking him out of Thursday's game and forcing him to miss Friday's practice session.
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The second episode of Survivor: Millennials Vs. Gen-X ended with a loud bang last week when Hannah's last-minute decision to change her vote — at the urging of another tribemate — delivered the season's first blindside knockout punch.
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The incident occurred with the less than two minutes to play in the first half of the Gators' 37-27 victory after Florida linebacker James Houston delivered a blindside hit on Vanderbilt's Dare Odeyingbo during a punt return.
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Donovan Smith -- the man who will be in charge of blocking Tom Brady's blindside in Tampa Bay -- tells TMZ Sports he thinks with the addition of TB12, the Bucs' O is as good as ANYONE'S in the NFL!
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We watched in these last few days as contestants began to lose their masks of calm— whether it be Angelina Keeley demanding to be taken on a reward or Nick being vocally upset about the blindside of his ally.
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In the 2011 Winter Classic at the same stadium, the team lost to Washington and he took a blindside hit from David Steckel that caused a concussion and forced him to miss much of the next season and a half.
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After some routine basketball questions, LaForce appeared to blindside LeBron with a question about Popovich and he appeared to be at a loss for words, and was kind of shocked, but sent a heartfelt message to Popovich and the Spurs.
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I don&apost want to hit you blindside on this, General, but we&aposre just learning the White House has announced the apprehension of Mustafa al-Imam for his alleged role on in the September 11, 2012, attacks on Benghazi.
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Gucci was performing at Tuskegee University in Alabama Friday night when the guy crashed the stage, but before he could dance -- or whatever he was doing -- to the front ... Gucci's road manager, Snake, came flying in for the blindside block.
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Burrow, who was shaken up by a blindside hit from Nate Evans during the interception return, responded with a 22-yard touchdown pass to Jefferson to get the Tigers within 14-10 with 1:27 to go in the first quarter.
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Roundup WASHINGTON — Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson was banned 13 games by the N.H.L. on Wednesday for a blindside hit to the head of an opponent during the preseason, a punishment reflecting what the league called his "unprecedented" series of suspensions.
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Wilson was ejected when he received a match penalty late in the second period after clipping Brett Seney in what appeared to be the shoulder/neck area on the blindside while skating past him, leaving the Devil on the ice and dazed.
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Hacksaw Ridge's square-jawed, cornball storytelling seems to be a reflection of Doss' unfussy sincerity—the film's first half is a paean to virtue and integrity—but it also helps Gibson more effectively blindside us when he moves to Japan for the film's second half.
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Suffice it to say that when Frazier came around the blindside of 6-11 Andre Drummond to swipe the ball following a rebound late in the third quarter Wednesday night, he probably looked to the Detroit Pistons center like a gnat out of hell.
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During the last Gaza war, in 2014, Hamas fighters used dozens of tunnels to blindside Israel's superior forces and threaten civilian communities near the frontier, a counterpoint to the Iron Dome anti-missile system that largely protected the country's heartland from militant rocket barrages.
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Whether Wendell was coaxing Laurel to remain loyal, or Domenick was urging Angela to spill the beans about a secret blindside, the two succeeded because of the deep bonds they had with their tribemates, and the way they leveraged those bonds for their strategic goals.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) said Thursday that a neighbor's alleged assault of the lawmaker was a "blindside, violent attack," pushing back against reports the incident stemmed from a long disagreement over landscaping.
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The day after his second debate, in South Carolina, Bloomberg appeared in a CNN town hall, a format that suited him much more than the debates have; Bloomberg appeared unruffled as he took questions from voters and seemed better prepared for questions about his record on stop-and-frisk and women who have alleged sexism by him or at his company, issues that appeared to blindside him during the first debate.
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He'd been surprised at how some of those essays were received in the world — that his Edith Wharton essay in The New Yorker that mentioned her self-consciousness about her looks could be misconstrued as sexist when she herself was so obsessed with appearances ("His depiction of Edith Wharton was so mean-spirited and off-key that I tossed and turned," Victoria Patterson wrote in The Los Angeles Review of Books), or that his New Yorker essay on threats to birds more immediate than global change — like the proliferation of glassy buildings that blindside birds in flight — had resulted in the vitriol it did.
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