Blindsides aren't quite so funny when it's your torch that's snuffed.
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Lala blindsides poor, doe-eyed Raquel with news of her DJ boyfriend's bad behavior.
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Key to what makes the series so successful is the way it blindsides you.
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The question of blindsides cracks open the shell of paranoia that's been festering at camp.
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When we talk about Survivor, it's easy to focus on the big blindsides and betrayals.
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Eventually Adam meets a cool older dude (played by Ken), who teaches him about love, loss and blindsides.
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As he notes, if he blindsides Christian, he loses a lot of credibility with his new David allies.
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How could they not resent a major decision that blindsides them and bulldozes family life as they know it?
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I say shockingly because she has had big emotional reactions to past blindsides, often resulting in changes to the game.
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In addition, he played a fantastic and underrated game, staying in the middle of almost every alliance, and orchestrating many blindsides.
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That's the sort of thing this show does: puts drab-sounding ideals into action and blindsides you with the resulting loveliness.
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But despite a series of blindsides, he didn't give up and won three individual immunities, ramping himself up for a slingshot-filled victory.
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Sunday Schooled This episode was a double-header, with two immunity challenges and two tribal councils — but no major big moves or blindsides.
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Sometimes, the underdog, unbeknownst to everyone else, swoops in and blindsides the top dog to achieve victory, proving that small is indeed awesome.
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And he just blindsides me from the beginning and the rest was him dragging me around and continuing to punch me, and I'm just screaming.
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Her self-effacing Appalachian charm disarms, and then she blindsides listeners — in this case, Congress — with the fact that Heyer's aorta was severed in three places.
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If Tom Wilson starts working in this move every time he blindsides somebody a half hour after they touched the puck I'll admit he's worth every penny.
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That's your brain contracting to figure out what the word BLINDSIDES has to do with music, why it's being shortened and what the shortened version might be.
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New political faultlines are complicating their efforts to find representative groups to question, and voters' changing behaviour blindsides them as they try to discern the truth behind polling responses.
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My friend regularly blindsides me with vicious cards and strategies; I find myself prowling through wikis and forums on my lunch break, trying to learn how to counter them.
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Mashable caught up with Lucy the day after to take another look at the season's busiest episode to date and one of the most surprising blindsides in the series' history.
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For all her idol blindsides and immunity wins, she hasn't ever controlled a vote – and she's trying to push herself personally as well as strategically, to play from the top.
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But I've started two fires with just bamboo, I've won challenges, I've been part of blindsides, I've done all kinds of crazy stuff, and I am a changed, stronger better man today.
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You see pictures, and sometimes it blindsides you — you weren't expecting to suddenly see a picture on another friend's page of a dinner party, with other friends, that you weren't invited to.
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Her mind races more and more as the novel progresses, and a more fragmented version of her psyche takes over in the second half after a tragedy blindsides the already shaky family.
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Hannah's not sure why she's not answering the phone, but she finds out soon enough, when she shows up to Shoshanna's engagement party — a event she wasn't invited to that completely blindsides her.
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After recently orchestrating one of the most spectacular blindsides in recent memory on Game Changers, kooky Jane of all trades Debbie Wanner was the victim of the ruthless show's latest surprise elimination on Wednesday's episode.
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After letting viewers in on his lingering feelings for Lauren in a series of interviews, Arie blindsides Becca with the admission that he wants to see if things work out with Lauren, his original runner-up.
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We have McCullah and Smith to thank for Legally Blonde's iconic breakup scene, where Elle Woods' (Reese Witherspoon) then-boyfriend, Warner Huntington III, blindsides her by breaking up with her in a crowded restaurant as she anticipates a marriage proposal.
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But whether death appears to you in plain view from miles and miles away or blindsides you like a passing train, whether you have lived your life standing tall on your own two feet or spent it shivering on your knees, its bell inevitably tolls.
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This gorgeous adaptation of John Irving's controversial novel is perhaps even more controversial in the current political climate: It's a sumptuous drama that lures you with the trappings of idyllic pastoral life in rural America and then blindsides you with a vehemently pro-choice narrative that is largely more culturally taboo today than it was nearly two decades ago.
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This about-face — previously Mort had indicated that he would leave his literary and artistic remains to a museum in Long Island City that's already lining up donors for a new building — blindsides not just Tommy but the museum's curator, Merry Galarza (Amy Poehler), who's having troubles enough as it is, her husband having recently left her for a younger woman after years spent trying unsuccessfully to conceive a child.
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Brandon Gray: Weekend Report: 'Wimpy Kid' Blindsides 'Sucker Punch'. Box Office Mojo, March 28, 2011, retrieved April 1, 2011 By the end of its run, Sucker Punch totaled $89 million worldwide.Sucker Punch (2011).
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Gwen wants to use the radio for calling SOS but the microphone is damaged. Mr. Camden blindsides her and blackmails Tim. The Hydra kills Camden from behind, then devours Dixie. Tim grabs the magic sword again and this time, he really kills the monster.
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Meanwhile, Aurox kills a human person. The white bull comes and tells Aurox and Neferet that he can create chaos. Neferet plans to use Aurox to kill the white bull and rule the world as the Goddess of Vampyres. Zoey and her friends return to school where she blindsides Neferet by initiating a Skype meeting with Duantia, the leader of the High Council.
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Little later Markus blindsides Sandro with some accomplices and they heavily beat down Sandro. He attempts to restore his self-confidence by forcing himself on Marisa. Afterwards he also threatens a number of immigrants with his pistol and beats up Rasul when he sees him in front of Marisa's house. Marisa decides to help Rasul to get to Sweden where his uncle lives.
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Eli blindsides everyone including Lani and Valerie when he has Abe arrested for conspiring with Dario. Julie even threatens to take back the Martin House if Eli doesn't get Abe released. While Eli tries to keep his loved ones at bay, it is revealed that he and Abe are working together to bring down Dario's real accomplice, Commissioner Raines. Raines later kidnaps Gabi forcing Eli, Hope and Gabi's brother Rafe Hernandez (Galen Gering) to come to her rescue.
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Soon the officer informs Jasmeet that he has secured her a job in the UK. Jasmeet delighted informs Param. While saying their goodbyes at the airport, Jasmeet blindsides Param by telling him that she's going on a marriage visa. The officer had arranged a man named Sam who she would pose as his wife. Sam (Aditya Seal) has a British citizenship and requires a girl to pose as his fake wife to please his old grandfather on his deathbed.
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The basement has a bowling alley that Laird built with a mural of Ned, posed in a "crotch-chop" position. Ned talks to Stephanie about Laird's behavior and she asks him to give him a chance. Later, Laird invites Ned to go for a walk in the woods outside his house and asks Ned for his blessing to propose to Stephanie. Ned is quick to say no, which completely blindsides Laird, who had been confident that Ned would say yes.
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Isabelle (Sagnier) is a young, ambitious and talented executive working in the Paris office of an unnamed multi-national corporation. Her immediate boss is Christine (Scott Thomas), equally ambitious, who presents Isabelle's work as her own to win a promotion to the firm's New York office. Tired of being upstaged, and with the aid of a colleague, Daniel (Marquet), Isabelle blindsides Christine with a secret project that the New York office enthusiastically endorses. Christine's New York promotion is subsequently withdrawn.
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Graham breaks up with her as he leaves for his African photo shoot, wishing that she did not feel the need to hide him from her parents. However, her "faux-beau" diversion was still in effect, and in "Frenemies" Evan is taken to meet her parents. When her father blindsides them by taking them to a year-round hunting grounds, Evan's inadequacy leads to his suffering a minor injury. After realizing Evan's dedication to her, and hearing his heartfelt, unrehearsed speech on her own dedications, she decides to take him out for dinner.
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He ponders options for adjusting to this new situation in his life and makes careful plans on a legal pad before tearing the sheet up and disposing of it in the toilet. The evening is spent having Sunday dinner with the girls at his father's house. His father blindsides him by having the local Riviera Beach police chief there to offer him a better paying job as a lieutenant in charge of the detective division. His father is concerned about Hoke's financial ability to continue raising the girls.
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Lacina returned for the 34th season, Survivor: Game Changers. She only went to Tribal Council twice before the merge due to being part of very strong tribes that did well in immunity challenges. After reaching the merge, she stayed in the middle, navigating between alliances, in order to have more options. For most of the post-merge phase, she positioned herself as the swing vote many times, turned on several of her allies (including Debbie Wanner), had a hand in several blindsides, managed to find the vote-stealer advantage and successfully play it, and inherited the Legacy Advantage upon Sierra Dawn Thomas's elimination.
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They can also be used for breaking their opposition line in open play using their speed and strength to break tackles. Most countries prefer a quicker openside flanker with the ability to get off the scrum quickly so that he can scavenge for the ball. In South Africa, however, it is preferred for the blindside flanker to be quicker as it is often their duty to carry the ball, meaning they prefer the person running with the ball being quicker rather than the person trying steal it. Flankers are not always assigned specific roles as opensides and blindsides.
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Though she is reluctant to tell him, David is willing to drop everything to be with her. In May 1977, despite further protest from Julie who fears David is sacrificing way too much, David and Val travel to Washington, D.C. to look for an apartment. But upon their return, Brooke blindsides Val with the news that Trish Clayton (Patty Weaver) is pregnant with David's child. A distraught Val calls off the wedding and runs away to D.C. Val (Rose Fonseca) returns to Salem in August 1977 hoping to reunite with David but leaves town immediately when she realizes he is too preoccupied with the pregnant Trish.
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A second edition was published in 2017, with an additional chapter noting the Trump presidency and the rise of fake news. Sales' third book, Any Ordinary Day, was published in October 2018."Any Ordinary Day review: Leigh Sales and negotiations with sudden grief" by Astrid Edwards (review of Any Ordinary Day), The Sydney Morning Herald, 19 October 2018 It examines the way people adapt to life-changing blindsides, drawing on Sales' personal experience as well as her years covering high-profile news events that drastically changed people's lives. Sales' writing has also regularly appeared in major Australian publications, including The Monthly, The Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and before its demise, The Bulletin.
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MVP charged toward Anderson, but Melendez blindsides MVP and sends him out of the ring. Kenny King sneaks in with a roll-up and a fistful of tights for the win. During the November 19 Impact Wrestling, Melendez defeated Kenny King via disqualification. King attempted a springboard attack but, Melendez used his prosthetic leg, and caught him with a big boot. Melendez connected with a Fisherman’s Suplex, then hoisted King onto his shoulders – MVP then interfered, viciously attacking him with a chair, causing King's disqualification leading to a hiatus from TNA. Melendez returned to television on the February 20, 2015 taping of Impact Wrestling taking part in a 20-man gauntlet in which he was eliminated by Bram.
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He warns Abby to leave, and later drowns in the bathtub. Mitch's plans are jeopardized when a prison guard on the Moroltos' payroll alerts DeVasher after Ray is transferred to FBI custody without the usual formalities. Fleeing from DeVasher and his gunmen, Mitch enters a building where DeVasher inadvertently shoots a hitman dead before Mitch blindsides him and beats him to death. Mitch meets with the Moroltos, presenting himself as a loyal attorney looking out for his clients' interests. He claims that his contact with the FBI and his copying of files were an attempt to expose the firm's illegal over-billing, and asks the Moroltos for permission to turn over their billing invoices to help the FBI’s case against the firm.
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The show asserts flaws in the religion's founding, which especially concern Stan (for example, that Joseph Smith offered no proof to the general public of finding the golden plates, and that he claimed to have translated from a slightly different plate after the first translation was lost while in the possession of Martin Harris). Stan ends up shouting at the Mormons that they are ridiculous for believing in it without proof; they smile and patiently explain that it's a matter of faith, while Stan argues that it should be a matter of empirical evidence. He further lashes out at them for acting unusually nice all the time, claiming it blindsides stupid people like his father into believing in Mormonism (to which Randy Marsh responds with a determined "Yeah!"). Stan's anger doesn't upset anyone in the Mormon family other than Gary, who confronts Stan and the other boys the next day, pointing out that he believes his religion does not need to be factually true, but it still supports good family values and helping the poor.
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