Trying to play catch out there-I couldn't let my fastball go.
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Fitzgerald legs his catch out 75 yards and soon the Cardinals are victors.
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We can run people over, and we can catch out of the backfield.
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Now, it has helped two unsuspecting gamers to catch out an attempted murder suspect.
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Even so, Mr Trump can catch out top aides with tweets born of gut feelings.
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This bureaucratic leviathan will enforce regulations seemingly designed to catch out the maximum number of recipients.
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Kevin Pillar made another ridiculous catch out in center field of the Rogers Centre Monday night.
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According to the government, the idea behind all this is to catch out people who are cheating the system.
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This summer, Norwegians are worrying that tourists are depleting their crystal-clear waters and smuggling their catch out of the country.
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Surveillance, snooping, spying, eavesdropping… all that is done by espionage agencies (which we occasionally catch out and tell the world about), not us.
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But last year, he shared his first solo song "Forever Always," which is the lead single off his forthcoming album Catch out this spring.
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To eliminate them, the FA might have to employ some undercover investigators of its own and set up sting operations to catch out dishonest intermediaries.
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LHP Sean Manaea played catch out to 213 feet on Saturday and showcased enough improvement that he will likely avoid a stint on the disabled list.
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Perhaps Mr Najib may risk calling a snap election before then, both to pre-empt conspiracy and to catch out the opposition before it can patch up its differences.
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I'm usually able to read a patient's file and still catch, out of the corner of my eye, what kind of state he's in, but I got nothing from Mr. Simmons.
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In preparation for the incoming rains, he's raised up the ridges on some of his ponds, and can take his catch out by boat instead of vehicle if the roads get washed out again.
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On the first play from scrimmage after the Texans took a 20-13 lead early in the fourth quarter, Raiders fullback Jamize Olawale wasn't accounted for during a 75-yard touchdown catch out of the backfield.
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On the first play from scrimmage after the Texans (6-4) took a 20-13 lead early in the fourth quarter, Raiders fullback Jamize Olawale was not accounted for during a 153-yard touchdown catch out of the backfield.
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Fishing was the most fun for me; you lower a hook into the water, pull the rod back sharply to snag a fish when you feel a rumble, and tire your catch out as you slowly guide it back to the surface while keeping your line intact.
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Though companies are unlikely to offer contractors the benefits of full-time employment anytime soon, there are a host of start-up companies such as Hyke and Catch out of Silicon Valley that are positioning themselves to answer the short-term call — tackling everything from payment of taxes to disability and health insurance.
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The instinct of an opponent to treat any sign of the back as weakness can be used to draw lunges and over commitments, and the mutually understood danger in turning the back can be used to the advantage of the fighter who wants to sneak in a throw or a back kick just as right hand leads and so called "sucker's punches" still catch out top flight boxers if they aren't ready for them.
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However, Google rejected their request, and added that "it's not easy to catch out which one is real and fake". The opposition Liberty Korea Party criticised their request as "media control". On 31 August 2020, Park was appointed the new Secretary-General of the Democratic Party, under the new President Lee Nak-yon.
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The Bills game was especially controversial, as the game was prolonged due to a series of questionable calls. With under a minute to go and down by four points, the Patriots engineered a long drive. However, the Buffalo defense appeared to stop the Patriots on 4th down with a juggled catch out of bounds. The referee needed to determine whether receiver Shawn Jefferson was inbounds, caught the ball, and achieved first down yardage.
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They run into him in the library of the chateau but it is too late for them to escape so they decided to leave the bullet catch out of the performance. During one trick with the pierrot, Yann has a disturbing premonition in which the guests are all carrying their bloodied severed heads. Têtu and Topolain hurriedly try to end the show but Kalliovski insists on performing the bullet catch. He tampers with the pistol which instantly kills Topolain.
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The team (or individual) with the most points wins the game. If the striker fails to hit the gilli in three tries, the striker is out (similar to a strikeout in baseball). After the gilli has been struck, the opposing players need to return to the circle or, in the best case, catch it in mid-air without its hitting the ground – this was believed to have later evolved into a Catch Out in cricket and baseball.
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Lt. Columbo's first name was never spoken aloud in the TV series Columbo. When pressed, he would insist that it was "Lieutenant". The "fact" that the Lieutenant's full name was "Philip Columbo" was planted by Worth in his book (and its sequels) in an attempt to catch out anyone who might try to violate his copyright. In 1984, he filed a $300 million lawsuit against the distributors of the board game Trivial Pursuit, claiming that they had stolen their questions from his books.
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Unique is the second album by the Danish eurodance producer DJ Encore, with vocals by Swedish singer Johanna Elkesdotter, whereas the first album featured the vocals of Danish singer Engelina. It was released on 8 May 2007 on US label Koch Records. The song "You Can Walk on Water" is a cover version of the 2002 song "Walk on Water (Baby U Can)" by Danish dance act Catch. "Out There" was originally released on DJ Encore's first album, Intuition, with vocals by Engelina.
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To catch out-of-reach prey, the Komodo dragon may stand on its hind legs and use its tail as a support. As it matures, its claws are used primarily as weapons, as its great size makes climbing impractical. For shelter, the Komodo dragon digs holes that can measure from wide with its powerful forelimbs and claws. Because of its large size and habit of sleeping in these burrows, it is able to conserve body heat throughout the night and minimise its basking period the morning after.
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In order to seal the passage and having feared they were under English control, Toledo sent a squadron with two ships under Pedro Sarmiento de Gamboa not only to explore but also take the region as a possession for Spain. They scrupulously explored the strait, trying to catch out any English they thought were hiding, though none were there. They also surveyed where to build fortifications. Gamboa then directly proceeded to Spain to inform Philip II of the dangers of a seaway open to his European enemies.
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Some fielding positions are used offensively. That is, players are put there with the main aim being to catch out the batsman rather than to stop or slow down the scoring of runs. These positions include Slip (often there are multiple slips next to each other, designated First slip, Second slip, Third slip, etc., numbered outwards from the wicket-keeper – collectively known as the slip cordon) meant to catch balls that just edge off the bat; Gully; Fly slip; Leg slip; Leg gully; the short and silly positions.
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The pike-pole ice fishing day on the Ural In the past, pike poles were used for ice fishing, known as bagrenye ryby ( "fish pike-poling"; bagor means "pike pole" in Russian). A number of ethnographers note that this way was specific to the Ural River. When fish starts to hybernate, fisherman artels in large numbers put pike poles into ice holes in places known for big fish to crowd, so that a dense forest is made of pike poles. When drifting fish hits a pole, a fisherman feels this and pulls the catch out.
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Normally the assistant director will call out "check the gate" when the director is ready to move on to the next shot. The crew will wait until the focus puller calls out "gate is clean." If the gate is not clean, it will be cleaned with orangewood sticks and canned air and the crew will take the shot again. A good camera crew usually checks all cameras and magazines during equipment checkout with "scratch tests" using fogged film rolls -- this will catch out any possible scratch or hair problems caused by faulty equipment.
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Less than a month after her launch, America began a daily run, transporting both passengers and packages on Lake Michigan between Chicago and Michigan City, Indiana. The ship remained on this run until 1901; in 1902 she was purchased by the Booth Steamship Company and transferred to service in Lake Superior. There, the ship served as a communications link for the western portion of Lake Superior, running three voyages per week among Duluth, Minnesota, Isle Royale, and Thunder Bay, Ontario and numerous small communities in between. The ship carried supplies in and fish catch out, as well as moving both mail and passengers.
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The crowd erupted, but a few seconds later, the linesman, who trailed the play from the line of scrimmage, arrived at the goal line and signaled the catch out of bounds. Pictures in newspapers the following day seem to support the claim that he was in-bounds and many Seminoles regard this event as the start of their bitter rivalry with the Gators. FSU Football History, "The Great Game Robbery" With eight touchdowns and an impressive throwing record, Pajcic was named honorable mention All-America honors in '66, though an arm injury in 1966 hampered the rest of his college career.
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She was mortally injured in Nahr-e-Saraj in Helmand Province on 18 April 2011, 22 days after arriving in Afghanistan for the second time, while attempting to disable a cluster of improvised explosive devices, which defence sources said had been placed to catch out a bomb disposal expert. She disabled one device, but was hit when a second device in the chain went off. She lost nearly all her limbs in the explosion. She was evacuated by helicopter to Camp Bastion in Lashkar Gah, from where she was flown back to Queen Elizabeth hospital in Birmingham.
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The plotters' plan was to have Gertrude, his mother, scold him for his antics while Polonius listened from hiding, in the hopes of learning whether Hamlet is truly mad or merely pretending. Instead the conversation ends with Polonius dead and Gertrude convinced of Claudius' guilt and her own culpability. In order to catch out Hamlet, Claudius and Polonius have Ophelia put on a show for him; whereas Hamlet uses the play-within-the-play The Mousetrap to "catch the conscience of the king". When Claudius plans to ship Hamlet off to be killed in England, Hamlet manages to thwart him and returns in a larger pirate ship.
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As the field were travelling down the straight heading towards Lisboa corner, the green flags were waved to signal to drivers that racing resumed. This appeared to catch out race leaders Ilott and Eriksson, with Ilott steering into the corner earlier than anticipated and made contact with the front-left suspension on Eriksson's car. Eriksson reached the turn in first position but the damage to his car meant he retired from the Grand Prix after he stopped before the tyre barrier at San Francisco Hill a few hundred metres later. The incident allowed Sette Câmara into the lead with Günther moving into second and the Carlin pairing of Habsburg and Norris inherited third and fourth places.
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To prevent that, more premium crank case ventilation solutions are fitted with a filter to catch out lubricant mist. Most modern road use diesel engines are provided with an FRP valve in the intake manifold (sometimes misidentified as a petrol engine throttle body). In most basic applications this valve will close a flow of air to the engine when the vehicle is switched off, preventing diesel engine runaway by starving the engine of oxygen; this will also make standard shutdown much smoother by eliminating compression and decompression rattle by making the pistons effectively work in vacuum. In more advanced control systems this FRP valve can be shut by an electronic control unit when it senses runaway scenario.
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The notion of Gotcha journalism was highlighted during the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic where daily press briefings were held in numerous countries by heads of government with journalists frequently asking similar, repetitive questions designed to 'catch out' politicians as opposed to asking questions pertinent to the concerns of members of the public during the pandemic. It was hypothesised that the public were frustrated with 'repetitive' gotcha political questions at the press conferences, and a poll during the pandemic by YouGov found that in the United Kingdom the public trusted politicians more than television and newspaper journalists. In the United Kingdom, members of the public were invited to ask questions to government ministers from 27 April onwards.
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In the Sixth Round they faced Third Division South club Leyton Orient at Brisbane Road, as 8,000 Vale fans made up a 31,000 crowd. In the days leading up to the game thieves had stolen 1,200 matchday tickets and police were vigilant to catch out anyone who tried to enter the stadium with these stolen tickets. The only goal of the game came from Leake – who struck the ball into the net after controlling the ball from a Hayward knock-down from an Askey corner – put Vale into the semi-finals, with the team 'delightedly mobbed' by supporters after the finish. Ray King made a name for himself in the dying moments of the game after making a save from a George Poulton shot.
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