Cipriani claims that Glenn Bunting of G.F. Bunting & Co, which was hired by Katz, "tarnished his reputation in order kill a story about Katz in the New York Post," according to Variety.
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Urban explorers remembered Bunting as the "queen" of the community.
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Our grandparents attended party conventions teeming with balloons and bunting.
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"It's too far out to be specific," Mr. Bunting said.
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But optimists should not break out the purple bunting yet.
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"Consensual, based on the facts rather than emotion," says Bunting.
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The bunting in his office is red, white and blue.
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We were not used to hitting, bunting and things like that.
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The church of tangled bunting, garden parties and plastic cricket bats.
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Putting coloured bunting up, or fitting spikes to buildings, deters them.
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Justice Scalia's seat on the bench was draped in black bunting.
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Or rather, the sign is obscured by some kind of bunting.
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Isn't bunting often the sign of a selfless or smart player?
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Manager Brad Ausmus confirmed Romine was bunting on his own initiative.
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David Bunting, chief executive of Trevor Baylis Brands, confirmed the death.
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Asked whether he viewed bunting as disrespectful, Sabathia corrected the questioner.
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They seem to obey religious injunctions against bunting and stealing bases.
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"What's unique about today is the expected magnitude [of storms]," noted Bunting.
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"He's very entertaining," Susan Bunting said as she waited to hear Gov.
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In the surrounding smoky terraces of north Dublin, papal bunting is absent.
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Black and white bunting adorns government buildings, office blocks and shopping malls.
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Bunting featuring miniature Thai and Buddhist flags is strung along the ceiling.
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Euro-bunting with all the flags of the continent waved around Holyrood.
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The actors sat on the altar, in chairs draped with patriotic bunting.
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The man was able to pull himself out, but Bunting was swept away.
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Purple bunting was hung on several windows near the entrance to the courthouse.
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Mr. Bunting said that tornadoes at this time of year were not rare.
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I'd like city workers to hang bunting and flags and erect a stage.
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"You can't look at everything," said Bill Bunting, the chief of forecast operations.
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The ortolan bunting, or simply ortolan, is part of the bunting family, a migratory passerine family of birds that can travel more than 4,300 miles south in order to spend a tranquil summer in Mauritania, Mali, or more likely, Guinea.
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Luckily, the flags and patriotic bunting assure the actual photo depicts the correct day.
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When you're told to do a job especially bunting that's important for this team.
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Divers arrived at the scene and frantically searched for Bunting, but with no luck.
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PRINCETON Lecture by Josiah Bunting III on Harry Frank Guggenheim and Charles Lindbergh. Feb.
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Bunting in the third inning while down 7-0 would not have prompted outrage.
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We don't even have Coco (Crisp) bunting because we think he can steal it.
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Recently, a male painted bunting drew crowds in the thousands to Brooklyn's Prospect Park.
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More bunting may not be what baseball had in mind for the new rule.
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"I used it because I thought it was a good bunting bat," deGrom joked.
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Flags still flag on their poles, and bunting still hangs from the ticket booths.
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The actors sit at lecterns draped in flag bunting, reading from scripts in binders.
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Thanks to Hurricane Camille, Mr. Bunting became interested in weather when he was 9.
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"She was the bando [abandon spaces] queen," Carly Weiss told the Philadelphia Inquirer about Bunting.
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"It's certainly possible we could see several tornadoes during the day on Tuesday," Bunting said.
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In addition at the plate, he singled, walked and reached on an error while bunting.
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It's catching the ball, it's throwing the ball, it's throwing strikes, it's bunting guys over.
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One year later, twenty-foot tall portraits and mourning bunting still drape every public building.
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Joc Pederson was so committed to bunting that he squared around twice with two strikes.
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Still, Mr. Bunting said he strongly believes that Mr. DeSantis can pull out a win.
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By Tuesday, bunting was hung at Chicago Police Headquarters in memory of Officer Samuel Jimenez.
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Machado surprised even his own teammates by bunting toward third base and darting to first.
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In the front lobby, Syrian and Palestinian flag bunting was draped from wall to wall.
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Yet polls consistently show that people prefer Jubilee bunting and ritualised deference to democratic accountability.
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Kids will ride in small town parades, their bikes festooned with red, white and blue bunting.
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Funereal bunting now hangs from government buildings, as well as some banks and big department stores.
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Tim Bunting, who is a partner at Balderton, also joins today's round in a personal capacity.
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The party even had tea and cakes, and bunting and fascinators were out in full force.
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Some strolled past the two-story homes with red, white and blue bunting on the balconies.
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"The chamber had been decorated with a wealth and variety of bunting," the Chicago Tribune reported.
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Kris gives them the baby bunting that Rob wore home from the hospital when he was born.
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"There are going to be several thunderstorms that do reach an intensity that become tornadoes," said Bunting.
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He's on the 10-day disabled list after straining his right calf after bunting on Opening Day.
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Holly Bunting and Steven Kaplan are partners in Mayer Brown's Financial Services Regulatory and Enforcement practice group.
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Pierre did the work, bunting four or five buckets of balls every day, and lasted 14 seasons.
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Lindor and Jose Ramirez, both switch-hitters with speed, could test Sabathia's balky right knee by bunting.
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When Shawnee State offered a job to Thomas Bunting, a political theorist from Michigan, he felt exhilarated.
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Some birds, like the snow bunting, lay more eggs the more north they nest within their range.
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Nick Schmaltz, Nick Cousins and Michael Bunting scored goals for Arizona, which lost its third straight game.
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The work depicts a young child crouched over a sewing machine as he produces Union Jack bunting.
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If removed, Bunting explains, the ring needs to be reinserted within two hours of sex to prevent pregnancy.
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That said, Balderton General Partner Tim Bunting did invest in Nested in a personal capacity very early on.
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Bunting when you're that far behind (or ahead) and it's that late in the game is a violation.
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Four species were in the worst trouble: the ortolan bunting, the ruff, the golden oriole and the greenfinch.
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In one of those unwritten rules of baseball, bunting to break up a no-hitter is frowned upon.
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There's old discolored bunting hanging from apple trees, and the faint sound of wind chimes fills the air.
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Let's also see a catcher base stealing competition, or The DH Bunting Challenge Presented By Diet Dr. Pepper.
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" History along this coast, Bunting notes early on, "is unruly, and does not fit into an orderly narrative.
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The responsibility of making sure children aren't accessing things they shouldn't be lies with the parents, Bunting said.
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There's some Fourth of July-style bunting along the walls, but the vibe is frugality rather than fireworks.
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Their beaming faces were on buses and bunting and stretched across T-shirts and printed in cappuccino foam.
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Despite its general vibe of noble sacrifice, bunting is generally just about the worst thing a hitter can attempt.
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Phoebe Bunting is decked out in a jumpsuit that aims to transform her into a walking, talking water dispenser.
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Whether it's hitting, whether it's defense, whether it's bunting, base running, base stealing, he's on top of all that.
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Mr. Thompson's set brings to mind a threadbare traveling circus, with its fading striped bunting and quaint peeling trailers.
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Mr. Freinberg, 34, is a senior account executive in Los Angeles for G. F. Bunting & Company, a communications firm.
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"When it's a bunting situation, I'd like to think that I can make that play pretty easily," he said.
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Farewell, Mr. Bunting: This digital short features Armisen as the misunderstood poetry professor in a Dead Poets' Society parody.
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The principal, played by Bobby Moynihan, has come in to take over for the fired and disgraced Mr. Bunting.
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Even during his short time in Montreal, Colon was delivering signature moments, like his awkward bunting form attests to.
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"Much of that area has seen more severe weather for more days than I can count," Mr. Bunting said.
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The bunting, flags and murals still appear in some Protestant heartlands, if local councils don't dare to remove them.
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The team's president for baseball operations, Andrew Friedman, wanted Machado for his power and defense, not his bunting skills.
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But who will care about that when we are in the last 16 and England is covered in bunting?
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Even more, parents can get their baby into the Halloween spirit with the collection's 7-layer Burrito Baby Bunting.
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"Make sure you have a severe weather plan for you and your family," National Weather Service meteorologist Bill Bunting said.
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INF/OF Andrew Romine took a lot of flak for bunting into a force play at home plate on Sunday.
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Friends told WPVI Bunting had just returned from a trip in Europe and moved to Philadelphia about a year ago.
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But the streetlights are owned by SSE, an energy company, which forbids "any attachments that tether a column", especially bunting.
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Hans Bunting, Innogy's COO for renewables, described the Limondale facility as the company's first utility scale photovoltaic plant in Australia.
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He's only going to make more outs, which once again is the thing that bunting does better than any other.
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"In the past it's been making these incremental achievements, and now all of these opportunities have opened up," says Bunting.
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The space behind the bunting had begun as an overlook, became a crime scene, and is now a historic site.
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"It doesn't matter who's bunting or who I'm playing," he said, adding that his anger on the topic is universal.
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Bright red, white, and blue flags and bunting decorated our houses and businesses year-round, including our plethora of churches.
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Examples include the lark bunting, Colorado's state bird, and the wood thrush, a migratory bird that breeds in Eastern forests.
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Secessionist newspaper offices from Charleston to Richmond functioned as galleries for proposed flag designs of painted silk and cotton bunting.
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Rebecca Bunting, 30, and her boyfriend were inside a sewer by Roosevelt Boulevard in Northeast Philadelphia taking photos around 6 p.m.
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If patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel, then bunting might be called the last resort of the hopeless hitter.
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Don't worry, I've already been out and bought the requisite bunting, confetti, and shriveled cocktail sausages to celebrate such momentous news.
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"That's really the big emphasis, that's where we've honed our skills the best as a studio over the years," Bunting continued.
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There are familiar components, including a bunting line in the foreground, but also much more grandiose structures, and hot air balloons.
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"There was nothing needed in the way of assistance for Lennar to 'buy' from Brookings," Mr. Bunting said in an email.
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Running under her entire narrative are the feelings Bunting has for her homeland, England, and for the larger entity of Britain.
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"I was overwhelmed with that call, because nobody else out of Washington would ever call me in that way," said Bunting.
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The enormous balloon that Mr. Bunting had come to watch lifted off as quickly as a child's at a birthday party.
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English's target is Banksy's "Slave Labour (Bunting Boy)" (2012), which he recently acquired for $730,000 at Juliens Auctions in Los Angeles.
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"One of our forecasters said last night that it's the first time he lost sleep thinking of the day ahead," said Bunting.
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On the fireplace mantle, which has fake, pink rose bunting draped over it, is a small ashtray filled with knitted cigarette butts.
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Eickhoff only started twice during the exhibition season after breaking the thumb on his pitching hand in a bunting drill in February.
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Amsterdam's city government and many mainstream churches also flew the banner; the country's biggest flag producer said orders for rainbow bunting surged.
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Tampa Bay now has five cornerbacks on the active roster: Ryan Smith, Carlton Davis, Jamel Dean, Sean Murphy-Bunting and M.J. Stewart.
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Cueto was so dominant, striking out 10 and walking none, that Baez came to the plate in the eighth thinking about bunting.
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I discovered or rediscovered Basil Bunting and found a fine old hardcover of "Collected Poems" in the back of an orange crate.
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Rebecca Bunting was found dead Sunday after she was swept away by flash floods while taking photos inside a storm drain, police said.
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That would be akin to working a walk, bunting the base runner over and then getting a solid single to score a run.
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Firefighters and police officers also gathered outside the firehouse as some placed black and purple bunting over the building's towering dark red doors.
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Carolyn Bunting, the CEO of Internet Matters, added that it's essential parents have regular conversations with their children about what they're viewing online.
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If you're looking to upgrade to the Cheesy Gordita Crunch tunic, it will cost you $44.99 and $24.99 for the adorable baby bunting.
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Joe and Talia Bunting initially took an online sex therapy class, "Gott Sex?" taught by John and Julie Gottman of The Gottman Institute.
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Although Bunting said that there would be some form of progression through a Blackout match, he did not speak to any form of looting.
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"He's got a lot of ways he can help you win games, his legs, bunting, home runs, defense, arm," Twins manager Paul Molitor said.
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The policy applies to a wide range of birds like the black-footed albatross, the tricolored blackbird, the snow bunting and hundreds of others.
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"I think he was probably semi-delirious from drugs but it was one of those kind of moments that you always remember," says Bunting.
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The endorsement came not at a re-election event or a big-ticket fund-raiser, flanked by patriotic bunting or de Blasio campaign signs.
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He now has a smooth, 17-minute cable ride over dun-colored rooftops, half-bald soccer pitches and narrow streets strung with glittery bunting.
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"It's an environment that we don't see very often," said Bill Bunting, operations chief for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Storm Prediction Center.
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"We're changing fundamentally how the health system works in this game, not just in core multiplayer but also in a battle royale situation," Bunting says.
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Introducing each one via discrete missions "gives you the ability to master their gameplay roles, which is something that's unique for each character," Bunting said.
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And the go-ahead run came home after Girardi called for a rare sacrifice bunt: Didi Gregorius bunting Headley and Castro to second and third.
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Marriage is a myth, bunting is the baseball strategy of cavemen, Joe Paterno was a drooling buffoon, John Wayne evaded military service at all turns.
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Looking for every extra edge in a playoff chase, the Philadelphia Phillies tried most everything — stealing and bunting, plus plenty of pinch-hitters and pitchers.
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Mr. Goldman posted pictures on social media of the two cakes, both multilayered towers adorned by red, white and blue bunting, presidential seals and stars.
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In her second series, The Death and Life Adventures of Rat and Indigo Bunting, she was inspired by E.B. White's masterful portrayal of anthropomorphized animals.
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Mr. Bunting walked back into the building, whose windows can withstand winds of 166 miles per hour, and stopped at the restaurant for a muffin.
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Bunting mentioned how the Blackout trailer video featured a large tower, and he told me that vericality will be an important element in the game mode.
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Chris Gimenez, after failing on two sacrifice bunt attempts, bunting foul both times, swung away and slapped a single to right field, moving Almonte to second.
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In Gaza City the ruling Palestinian Islamist movement, Hamas, decks the seaside with bunting to hold mass weddings for followers unable to afford their own ceremonies.
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Bunting, a fourth-round draft pick by the Coyotes in 248, made his NHL debut with the Coyotes last season, scoring one goal in five games.
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Purple and black bunting was hung over the hood of school buses, and in one nearby schoolyard, two dozen American flags twisted in the morning wind.
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Mr. Bunting also warned of the potential for nighttime tornadoes, which can be especially dangerous if people are asleep and not paying attention to weather warnings.
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At W's Bar and Restaurant in the Tottenville section, the owners, Arlene and Charlie Wonsowicz, dressed up their place in stars-and-stripes ribbons and bunting.
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The streets of Kirkuk and Suleimaniyah provinces ruled by Mr Barzani's old rival, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), are pointedly bereft of campaign posters and bunting.
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" Another follower replied, "A CPST would not have approved this bunting in the seat, or allowed the baby to leave with a loose harness like it is.
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But Bunting is suggesting that the debut Blackout map will feature skyscraper-sized structures that could radically change the Call of Duty experience, especially for skilled snipers.
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The Brewers extended their lead to 23-20 on Franklin's one-out RBI single and loaded the bases a batter later, when Anderson popped up while bunting.
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Sitting under rows of bunting made out of Union Jack flags hanging from the ceiling, around 60 workers use traditional techniques to hand-decorate the clay moulds.
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Shortstop Manny Machado, who had two hits, started the rally by bunting down the third base line on a 133-213 count to beat a defensive shift.
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Bunting did stress that while Blackout is a step away from the traditional series framework, it's not going to be a completely foreign experience for longtime fans.
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On the sliver that remains, Alice, a flinty woman in her 70s, scrapes by selling dusty novelty fireworks from a roadside table draped in ratty flag bunting.
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The US Forest Service webpage describes the Pawnee grassland as a unique environment that supports bird species, especially during migration, including Colorado's state bird the lark bunting.
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The illicit computers wound up causing even more issues for the prison – the facility's warden Jason Bunting, broke state rules when he didn't report the incident to superiors.
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He sometimes catches two to three games a day on television along with watching videos of specific players and situations: Juan Pierre and Dee Gordon bunting, for example.
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After bunting the ball in the air to the first baseman on his next try, he got the final four attempts down but was thrown out each time.
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Wind shear, which occurs when winds blow at different speeds or direction at different altitudes, will also be present across the moderate risk area on Monday, Bunting said.
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There was a lot of bunting, both of the sacrifice and the for-a-base-hit variety, and, because you couldn't move runners, indiscriminate attempts at base-stealing.
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Now the vibe is halfway between feminist haven and summer camp common area, with makeshift banners, colorful bunting, and a counter filled with free food and sanitary products.
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Typically, a host city is a riot of bunting and street banners, making it impossible to walk a block without a reminder that the Olympics are in town.
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But on third-and-goal from the 2, Minshew's pass was deflected and then intercepted by rookie cornerback Sean Murphy-Bunting with just more than six minutes left.
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That May, Longoria unsuccessfully attempted to end Oakland A's pitcher Dallas Braden's perfect game by bunting for a hit, which some considered a violation of baseball's unwritten code.
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But some of the game's customs there grew tiresome, like the emphasis on bunting and the practice of dressing in full uniform at the hotel before road games.
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Colin Jost wasn't quite sure how viewers would react to Season 41's "Farewell Mr. Bunting" — a sketch that put a gory and hilarious twist on Dead Poets Society.
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"That might make a difference," said Art Bunting, a farmer in Illinois who had planned on devoting 60 percent of his acres to corn and 40 percent to soybeans.
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A spokesman for Lennar, Glenn Bunting, disputed claims that the company had donated to Brookings out of self-interest — and said the alliance was not related to the protests.
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Though it's mid-September, the homes that line its narrow streets are still dressed in bunting and American flags from the Memorial Day parade, advertised as the nation's oldest.
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Nonetheless, the British Embassy here festooned itself with bunting and announced that its wrought-iron gates would be thrown open as part of a celebration of its doomed marriage.
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Black and white bunting festoons many buildings, and portraits of the widely beloved king still hang in the homes of many people who are loath to part with him.
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One interesting element of Blackout that Bunting was able to disclose was that it will feature a unique health system unlike any the Call of Duty series has had before.
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Jamie Squire/Getty Images; flickr4jazz/Flickr Bunting is now literally illegal and players who attempt a bunt will be arrested on the spot and tried in a court of law.
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But school head Agus and some rights activists said he signed documents under duress and the school should not be closed on the basis of minor damage to patriotic bunting.
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Obama said at George Mason University, near Washington, where young people packed the tiled floors of a student center and watched from balconies hung with red, white and blue bunting.
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"These conditions will make it somewhat easier for firefighting efforts, but far from perfect," Bill Bunting, forecast operations chief for the Oklahoma-based Storm Prediction Center, told The Associated Press.
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To reach this light sanctuary at MASS MoCA from Boston, I drove along Route 19913 across a landscape characterized by wild turkeys, purveyors of maple sweets and star-spangled bunting.
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On the second day of official workouts, as Colon and his group sauntered over to a side field for their annual tutorial on bunting, two security guards caught sight of him.
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Burj al-Barajneh is off a main road in south Beirut, where Palestinian flags and posters of the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat hang as bunting and are pasted to walls.
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Standing in a drafty V.F.W. hall strung with American-flag bunting and Christmas lights, he told an audience about the time he went to a White House event on education reform.
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"This is a widespread, very intense storm system with virtually all of the weather hazards," said Bill Bunting, the chief of forecast operations for the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla.
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Allowing British pubs to stay open for an extra two hours so we can all drink Pimm's until we lose our problems in a tangle of Cath Kidston bunting, that's what!
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"As part of its license agreement with the Population Council, TherapeuticsMD has agreed to provide significantly reduced pricing to federally designated Title X family planning clinics serving lower-income women," Bunting explained.
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The season finale of Saturday Night Live delivered numerous hilarious sketches with help from host Fred Armisen, but "Farewell, Mr. Bunting," a parody of the 1989 Robin Williams movie, was a standout.
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"It's pretty devastating when you go out the door and expect to come back, and one of your brothers doesn't come back," Commander Fink said shortly after the bunting had been hung.
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But the plaintive notes of gospel music drifting from speakers and the black bunting draped over a balcony of the building at the center of the activities indicated a more sombre occasion.
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Because hundreds of rivers in the central part of the nation are already above the flood stage level, the predicted rain will most likely cause even more severe flooding, Mr. Bunting said.
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Each competition takes place in a large, bunting-draped tent nestled in the grounds of some historical building during a British summer, which often involves sweltering, custard-melting heat and torrential rain.
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"You can create zones by thoughtful positioning of furniture, use of rugs and hanging decorative items like bunting or canopies," said Cat Matthews, a stylist in Parkdale, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia.
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But Edelman did throw the ball, and just as it came Gronkowski's way, he put the trophy into bunting position and connected dead on, leaving a baseball-sized cavity right on its tip.
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As bunting embroidered with the flag of St George flutters overhead in Downham Market's central square, Geoffrey, a pensioner, complains about the Labour leader's scruffiness when attending a Remembrance Sunday ceremony in 2015.
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"It is nice to know it is there," said Art Bunting, an Illinois farmer who typically opts for plans that cover 85 percent of expected revenue, the maximum amount offered under the plans.
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"With full control over Triton Knoll, we will now develop the project further to final investment decision at our own discretion," Hans Bunting, Innogy's chief operating officer for renewables, said in a statement.
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Orioles RH Jeremy Hellickson (8-33, 5.15) Sabathia made waves with his comments railing against the Red Sox for bunting against him in the first inning, which overshadowed his third straight strong start.
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On Saturday morning, Patrick J. Lynch, president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, the city's largest police union, brought flowers to Sergeant Tuozzolo's station house, which was draped in blue-and-black funeral bunting.
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Detroit native Sean Murphy-Bunting picked off a pass from Lions quarterback David Blough and returned it 353 yards for a touchdown to make it 31-17 Tampa Bay with 5:12 left.
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They drive the latest batch of electric kick-scooters past the assembly lines and into a pen surrounded by protective nets and multicoloured bunting, over speed bumps and cobblestones, down steps and up ramps.
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Even before the electoral bunting has come down some worry that the vote, or its outcome, could lead to clashes—as happened in 2009 when anger at alleged vote rigging led to street violence.
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"We've said that we wanted to build a game that's really built around the social gameplay experiences that you can play with your friends," co-studio head Dan Bunting said in an E3 interview.
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The storms could create "long-track" tornadoes that travel several miles and pack ferocious winds, said Bill Bunting, chief of operations at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla.
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Cards distributed to audience members was supposed to turn the audience into a living bunting of red and white; it ended up looking like an awning someone had tried to deface with a highlighter.
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Competitors in the annual male-only event made the precarious dash under rainbow bunting and cheered on by crowds clutching pink balloons who lined the street in Chueca, a gay neighborhood in central Madrid.
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It had been a frustrating night for Hicks, who struck out four times and had been hitless, but he leaned on a skill that he had spent time in the off-season honing: bunting.
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A key play came when Bucs cornerback Sean Murphy-Bunting picked off a pass from David Blough and returned it 70 yards for a touchdown to make it 12018-17 with 5:12 left.
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Bunting, who was also a bartender at Miller's Ale House in South Philadelphia, amassed more than 12,600 followers on Instagram, posting pictures of abandoned and rare spaces that people are "not supposed" to go in.
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At least three sets of government papers on the no-deal fallout– "Operation Snow Bunting" on police preparations, "Operation Kingfisher" on business support, and "Operation Black Swan" on the real worst-case scenario—remain secret.
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Bunting wouldn't say what kind of similar element Blackout would feature, but from our conversation, it seems clear Treyarch has something in mind, or else it wouldn't be stressing the importance of helicopters and boats.
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Yes, I take the novice's unrefined delight in the showiest or strangest birds: I'm yearning most, this spring, for my first good look at an indigo bunting, or the snaggletooth beak of a red crossbill.
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After arriving in a ferryboat festooned in bunting, with big-band jazz blaring from the shoreline, Mayor Bill de Blasio made an announcement on Monday that New York City's new ferry service would soon begin.
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The Coyotes cut it to 4-3 just 90 seconds later when Moore lost the puck by the right post of his own goal and Bunting, making his NHL debut, jammed the puck past Rusk.
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The night before the first game of the 2003 World Series, when he played for the Marlins, Pierre had an inspiration: he would open Game 1 the next night by bunting against the Yankees' David Wells.
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Here's how you DON'T bunt a baseball ... Max Scherzer -- arguably the best pitcher in the MLB -- was working on his bunting game in Nationals' batting practice Tuesday ... when he popped a pitch straight into his face!!
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YouTubers are a different kind of celebrityCarolyn Bunting, the CEO of Internet Matters, an organization dedicated to keeping children safe online, told Insider young fans will often consume anything and everything about their favorite online stars.
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So city workers hung red, white, and blue bunting and Mets banners from the balconies of the elegant old City Hall and erected a stage, and de Blasio presided over a recreated ceremony to honor Gooden.
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"These dedicated individuals strive to clearly communicate the threats and impacts to our communities... to empower leaders in our communities to make life-saving decisions," NWA President Paul Schlatter and NWA CEO Janice Bunting said Tuesday.
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I was living in England at the time, and every shopfront in Oxford was filled with bunting and Union Jacks, pink heart-shaped frames filled with photographs of "Will and Kate": the happiest couple in the nation.
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After the trials, Ibnu Mas'ud moved from Depok in 2010 but it ran into problems at its current location as well when a teacher tried to set fire to bunting celebrating Indonesia's independence day on August 17.
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Wade Bunting declines to provide an estimated price for the device, but explains that they plan to work with insurance providers to obtain coverage at an affordable out-of-pocket cost to women in the United States.
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Instead Doonbeg's residents decked the streets in American flags and stars and stripes bunting, crediting Trump with securing their livelihoods when in 2014 he bought the nearby golf resort where he will spend the next two nights.
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He was bench coach for the Twins under Manager Tom Kelly in 2000 and 2001 and then an assistant under Manager Ron Gardenhire in 2014, with emphases on base running, bunting, the infield and in-game strategy.
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Surrounded by Union Jack bunting and a large cut-out of the pair, baristas at Heidi's bakery use a special machine to reproduce an image of one of Harry and Markle's engagement pictures onto the froth with coffee.
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Hamilton has worked to improve his bunting, While fans are clamoring for him to do it more, Hamilton says opposing teams play the infield in on nearly every at-bat to combat his speed, making it more difficult.
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People holding red "Take the Power Back" signs stood behind American flag bunting, and the hockey stadium reverberated with roars from the crowd when Sanders talked about a Green New Deal to address climate change and income inequality.
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Ozark Mayor Bob Bunting recalled that when his wife passed away on Christmas Eve in 2015, Sessions called just hours later to express his condolences and to check in on Bunting's grandson, who now serves in the military.
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"As we continue to grow our offshore portfolio across the globe, the securing of valued, strategic partnerships is a key objective within our strategy," Hans Bunting, chief operating officer for renewables at Innogy, said in a statement Monday.
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At the suggestion of Balderton Capital's Tim Bunting, a conference call was convened on Saturday morning where he and Robinson would be joined by Passion Capital partner Robert Dighero, Notion Capital partner Stephen Chandler, and Fred Destin for Accel.
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Over the course of his 17-year career, Sabathia, who is 6-feet-6-inches and 300 pounds, has not taken kindly to teams bunting on him — two years ago, he yelled at Seattle's Kyle Seager for doing so.
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The steps of City Hall had the look and feel of a celebratory moment in sports history three decades ago, with banners and bunting again marking an improbable, come-from-behind World Series victory by the New York Mets.
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"We've got our work cut out with Gillum, there's no question about it," said Bill Bunting, the Republican state committeeman in Pasco County, noting the uptick in African-American voters he saw casting ballots on the day of the primary.
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"The flooding and tornadoes are loosely related in that the same overall weather pattern led to both," Bill Bunting, the chief of forecast operations for the Storm Prediction Center at the National Weather Service, said in an email on Sunday.
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With any luck, Johnson is lying — again — and will perform a U-turn once the bunting is cleared away from what will undoubtedly be a tub-thumping Independence Day celebration redolent of imperial nostalgia and a pastiche of a royal jubilee.
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For every 10 birds in these species in 1970, the number lost since then: Remaining Eastern meadowlark Loggerhead shrike Chimney swift Grasshopper sparrow Horned lark Bobolink Wood thrush Green heron Common grackle Yellow-billed cuckoo Baltimore oriole Barn swallow Indigo bunting Blue jay Wood thrush Eastern meadowlark Loggerhead shrike Indigo bunting Yellow-billed cuckoo For every 10 birds in these species in 5853, the number lost since then: Remaining 7 7 7 7 6 6 6 5 5 0003 4 4 2 2 Eastern meadowlark Loggerhead shrike Chimney swift Grasshopper sparrow Horned lark Bobolink Wood thrush Green heron Common grackle Yellow-billed cuckoo Baltimore oriole Barn swallow Indigo bunting Blue jay Graphics by Bill Marsh/The New York Times | Source: Decline of the North American avifauna, in the journal Science; photo credits, from top: Shelley Rutkin, Garrett Lau, John Petruzzi, Frantz Delcroix and James Kinderman for the Macaulay Library, Cornell University The fate of meadowlarks offers an example.
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The storm system will also be capable of producing strong thunderstorms and damaging straight-line winds of up to 70 mph in some areas, said meteorologist Bill Bunting, chief of operations at the National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma.
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A member of the Fellowship of Southern Writers, she has also been a recipient of the Hurston/Wright Legacy Award, Lifetime Achievement Award in Fine Arts from the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, United States Artist Fellowship, NEA Fellowship and Radcliffe Institute Bunting Fellowship.
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On a bunting-trimmed stage at the Manuel Artime theatre in Miami's Little Havana neighbourhood, the president of the United States declared on June 16th that he was "cancelling" the "completely one-sided deal with Cuba" made by his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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Dr. Bunting suggests that removing makeup with a micellar water, like Bioderma Sensibio H2O, is better than nothing, especially if you're going to sleep; that way, your skin gets a chance to drink up lost moisture while you catch some much-needed Z's.
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Once they start work, they must take part in monthly counselling sessions and are encouraged to take regular breaks around the picnic tables in the airy kitchen or in a "chill-out room" with primary-coloured bunting and a ping-pong table.
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The bunting-for-a-hit approach has worked well for some—players like Vince Coleman, Willie Wilson, and Willie Mays Hayes often used their speed to get on base, and getting on base is what every hitter wants (or should want) to do.
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Bill Bunting, the chief of operations at the SPC, told Mashable in an interview that forecasts on Monday night and Tuesday morning will refine the areas under the highest amount of threat, but that this storm poses risks across a broad area.
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Although the premise of the show is overtly nostalgic — all of the baking is done outside in a tent hung with cheery Union Jack bunting, alluding to the tradition of a village festival — the contestants are a culturally and ethnically mixed group.
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Every few blocks on the road into Liverpool, on the road toward Anfield, there was another house festooned in red and white bunting, windows covered by enormous red flags bearing the faces of Mohamed Salah or Jürgen Klopp or the Liver Bird crest.
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" Bunting makes a pilgrimage to where he "set up his typewriter in front of the window overlooking the sea, and with that vista in front of him, he infused the novel with a pervasive horror of the dirty, urban tedium of its setting.
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I can't say that I know much about title belts—I seem to recall Rocky's belt having some sort of patriotic bunting embedded in it, that's about it—but I feel strongly that this is one of the ugliest things I've ever seen.
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"The sector has targeted innovation, competition and skills to bring costs down, and at the same time the UK Government's supportive frameworks and instruments have boosted investor confidence," Hans Bunting, chief operating officer for renewables at Innogy SE, said in a statement.
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Consider that Hicks, who has forced his way into the lineup with his dynamic play — he has turned games both by bunting and by hitting the ball over the fence — has an on-base plus slugging percentage of 1.097, or more than .
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Surrounded by more bunting, he announced a $10 billion overhaul of Kennedy International Airport, the latest "think big" project that he has initiated or completed, including the recently opened Second Avenue subway, a new Tappan Zee Bridge and a revamped Penn Station.
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I struggled with literally every decision: my dress, the bridesmaids' dresses (ended up bunting that quagmire to them), the guest list (still gives me stress acne to think about), the menu, the invitations, the table decor, the honeymoon, the bachelorette party, the ceremony music.
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But yes, humanity has also waged war for the affection of the king's daughter or because of a personal affront to Henry VIII, so before we talk about bunting against the shift, let's look at all the conflict we have fueled over ludicrous and laughable priorities.
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For out-of-the-way places, such as golf courses, lakes and hiking trails, where cellphone service might be spotty or nonexistent, sirens are an "important redundancy" to alert the public, said Bill Bunting, the chief of forecast operations at the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla.
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The digital painting series visualizes birds that are being thrown off their usual migration courses because of climate change, and it was sparked by the painted bunting that caused a stir when it appeared in Brooklyn's Prospect Park in 2015, diverted from its historic migration path.
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Speaking of bunting — strings of paper triangles highly prized by the British people — there was so much of it strung in cheery zigzag patterns around Windsor that Ms. Markle could have tightrope walked across the town from end to end without ever having to touch the ground.
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Unfortunately, Treyarch didn't have Blackout here at E3 to try ourselves, but The Verge did get some time with co-studio head Dan Bunting, who was able to confirm a few additional details about the mode ahead of a more formal reveal closer to the game's October launch.
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FULL COVERAGE: BIRTH OF TWO NATIONS Fireworks lit up the sky at midnight as the day's celebrations officially began, but for the past week all of Pakistan's major cities have been decked out with the green and white national flag and lights and bunting of the same colors.
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If you missed that painted bunting last year, you'll be able to identify the next sighting with "Birding at the Bridge: In Search of Every Bird on the Brooklyn Waterfront" (The Experiment, $14.95), by Heather Wolf, who works for the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology and oversees the brooklynbridgebirds.
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Though the game had changed drastically from when Wills won the N.L. Most Valuable Player Award in 1962, stealing a then-record 104 bases, his expertise in base running and bunting were manna for a player like Roberts who could run and was trying to find his way.
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Besides the firehouse, the public library, a complex of historical buildings — Southold was founded in 222.25 — and a cemetery where centuries have worn and softened the gravestones, you'll come across Ye Olde Party Shoppe, a hole-in-the-wall headquarters for red-white-and-blue bunting and Halloween décor.
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Perched on bluffs overlooking the English Channel is the town's bunting-decked main street, packed with pastel-colored Georgian buildings, fossil shops, cafes, bakeries and fudge stores, all overlooking the town's most famous feature, the Cobb, a curved man-made harbor wall that dates to the 14th century.
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The 25-year-old from Kansas looked to have blown himself out when a 21-28 lead evaporated in the decider, but the 202-year-old Zverev admitted later he "choked" when serving at 24-24, double-faulting and then bunting a forehand wide to hand Sock victory.
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"We actually haven't arrived at the final number we will have at launch," Bunting says, adding that it's still contingent on the final map size and some additional fine-tuning the team at Treyarch is doing to ensure the game's don't drag on too long or wrap up too soon.
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"I think they will definitely have some sort of theme, maybe something gender-neutral like animals or pretty gingham cotton bunting with elegant lunch settings and canapés for the adults," says Dixon, noting that an outdoor setting is often best, especially for rambunctious two-year-olds like big brother Prince George.
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Rainbow bunting has hung over the steps of City Hall for more than a week, first in recognition of the victims as nearby flags flew at half-staff, then, as the flags returned to their full height, in solidarity as the city prepares for the annual pride march in Manhattan.
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At the insistence of Bunting and Robinson — and despite some initial resistance from Takeuchi whose instinct was to be treated within the National Health Service just like anybody else — on October 22nd the GoCardless CEO was moved to the spinal rehabilitation unit of The Wellington, a private hospital in North London.
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But the Yankees, who had not led Boston since the third inning on Thursday night, scored four times in the seventh inning, aided by Manager Alex Cora's tardy hook of Price, reliever Heath Hembree's inability to throw strikes to a bunting batter and Bogaerts booting a double-play ball at short.
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"Annovera offers the convenience of a long-acting method like the IUD because there is no daily action needed, but the control of a short-acting method like the pill because a woman can start or stop it at any time," Julia Bunting of The Population Council explains in emailed comments to Broadly.
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Two-dimensional illustrated characters pop up like specters against the hyperreal settings, whether the murky streets of Berkeley, where palm trees loom over the Art Deco architecture, or a blue 1950s world in which patriotism is on high, with bunting and messages like "I work hard for my homeland" draped across the buildings.
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When the Queen dies, we'll need a lot of bunting, a lot of flowers, a lot of British flags small and large, a lot of clubs to beat the anti-monarchists with, a lot of prison cells in which to hold them, a lot of nooses with which to hang them from the lamp-posts.
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Jane Briggs-Bunting, president of the Michigan Coalition for Open Government, a nonprofit group that promotes transparency, said given the severity of the public health crisis in Flint, state departments should have begun organizing and releasing to news outlets all the related information at a low cost as soon as possible, but she says that hasn't happened.
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Flint water lead levels 'much, much better' Briggs-Bunting said high fees are the most common complaint she hears about Michigan records requests and that some state departments have begun using record-processing fees to generate revenue, which she says stifles the free flow of information and goes against the intention of the state's Freedom of Information Act.
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"British consumers will be shocked to see how meat imports have grown while at the same time retailers hang out the bunting and claim to back British farmers," Jo Whitfield, retail chief executive at the Co-op, said in a separate statement, imploring other supermarkets to follow suit, in light of the potential shakiness that lies ahead, post-Brexit.
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The second level of Switch House is home to a four-ton cube of pink glass by Roni Horn, ("Pink Tons," 2009), a silent bubble fountain by David Medalla ("Cloud Canyons No. 3: An Ensemble of Bubble Machines [Auto Creative Sculptures]," 1961, remade 2004), and swags of aluminum bunting by Marisa Merz ("Untitled [Living Sculpture]," 1966).
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