A Force-choke is still a choke, and a choke is a physical cause of injury.
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Turning the back in this choke draws the elbows in and tightens the choke.
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He pantomimed overhand right, left hook, defensive block, choke, rear naked choke hold into the wall.
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In 2017 there were three D'arce choke finishes and three anaconda choke finishes in the UFC.
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The Dagestan native escaped a guillotine choke to take Poirier's back before shifting his position and sinking into a rear naked choke.
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With his submission over Josh Barnett, Rothwell picked up his second consecutive Gogo Choke finish, which is essentially a modified guillotine choke used only by Rothwell.
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Tate would shoot underneath and after getting the back early and failing to secure the choke, she was able to choke Holm unconscious in the fifth round.
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Hage performed the same choke as Zak Maxwell passed his guard and looked to be attempting an armbar before he realized how tight the choke was going on.
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Operation Choke Point may be dead for now, but only Congress can put consumers first and ensure that future administrations do not unilaterally raise Choke Point from the grave.
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From there, Jones easily managed to secure an arm triangle choke from the mount, before shifting his body back to the side control position mid-choke to gain complete leverage.
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The summer weather may be keeping Washington D.C. hot, but this month the Department of Justice (DOJ) finally put the egregious, anti-consumer "Operation Choke Point" (Choke Point) on ice.
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And he didn't raise it -- so he did choke.
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Wyatt reportedly demanded money as he continued to choke her.
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One that might just make you choke on your champagne.
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This individual resisted arrest and began to choke the officer.
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Without regulation, the world's airlines could quickly choke the skies.
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Yahya effortlessly transitioned into the choke to gain the tap.
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The same verbs: force, beat, whip, burn, choke, starve, scream.
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And then I can be like, 'Yes, choke me daddy.
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"Big banks aren't being affected by Choke Point," he said.
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Lethal weapon as a sling, or as a choke rope.
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One girl slapped you, one girl wanted to choke you.
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Sun Choke is out now on VOD site Shudder UK.
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They chugged pitchers of beer to choke down the muck.
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Raz insists he did not purposely strike or choke her.
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Even so, the weeds are starting to choke the garden.
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Birds, fish, and other wildlife can eat it and choke.
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I couldn't choke back the tears, I simply felt it.
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He would sometimes appear to choke while eating or drinking.
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Jamarat has been a notorious choke point for hajj crowds.
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"These vampire bats would choke on a mosquito," he said.
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"Choke It Down, and Vote for Menendez" was its headline.
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The characters choke on what they cannot, will not, say.
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And then, you need to make sure you don't choke.
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Moving patients through the system and identifying the choke points.
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When I fucked him, he asked me to choke him.
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The legislation would effectively stall "Operation Choke Point," a Justice Department initiative announced in 2013 that has sought to "choke" businesses suspected of committing consumer fraud by hindering their access to the financial system.
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At first the anaconda choke was performed with a roll towards the trapped arm, rolling all the way through to bring the opponent onto their other side before walking into them to finish the choke.
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The race baiting continued as Barron complained that in MMA you are allowed to choke opponents, stopping to make an aside that 'you know how we feel about the choke hold in New York City'.
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"Watch them start to choke like dogs," Trump says, having fun.
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Even when that theater includes a politician choke-slamming a reporter.
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While some thrive in this high-pressure scenario, a few choke.
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Why didn't Darth Vader just force choke anyone who bothered him?
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Did Jules really choke her new friend Anna (Trinkets' Quintessa Swindell)?
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Nan's heart seized so painfully that she thought she might choke.
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But there is only so much dog s--- to choke down.
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He argues the remedy is to choke off low-skilled immigration.
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That's enough to make you choke on your beer and burger.
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Sea turtles that eat plastic bags thinking they're food can choke.
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From there, the American rolled into position for a triangle choke.
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They want that proverbial throat to choke should something go wrong.
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If you don't want to choke, don't monitor your own performance.
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"Watch them start to choke like dogs," Trump said after Sen.
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That's sort of the famous rockstar death, you choke on vomit.
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To just wrap the thing around her neck, and choke her.
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"Do you want to try a rear naked choke?" she asked.
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Next up was vanilla, which we collectively struggled to choke down.
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The 27 Choke Job This one is a bit more applicable.
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The ostensible intent of Choke Point was to prevent criminal fraud.
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Robert reached over and unclipped the leash from the choke collar.
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And in return, Trump continually mocked Romney as a choke artist.
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But the N.R.A. has these cowardly legislators in a choke hold.
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"So why push rates higher and potentially choke off that process?"
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How to choke off supply routes that begin beyond their borders?
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GIFs kind of choke on rainbows, but you get the idea.
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A choke-sobbing spoiler He dies a death that was expected.
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You could choke someone to death, look right in their eyes.
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And she used this elite firewall to choke off Sanders's revolution.
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Restricting sewage and sediment runoff from shores that choke the coral.
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But the rear naked choke is a lot more versatile than you might think and the paths which lead a fight from the opening bell to the choke itself are more numerous than you can imagine.
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In 85033, the Obama administration initiated Operation Choke Point, which utilized the banking industry to "choke off" the ability of certain "fraudulent" businesses in "high-risk" sectors to operate by cutting off their access to financial services.
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"I know that he squeezes, but he doesn't choke," Ms. Rodriguez said.
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"This guy's a choke artist," Mr. Trump declared, pointing to Mr. Rubio.
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Eventually Moicano was able to subdue Swanson with a rear naked choke.
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That said, it's far from the first Ezekiel choke on his record.
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You&aposre not allowed to hit me and choke me like that!
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Still, I soldiered on, holding my nose and trying not to choke.
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Loma won the fight by rear naked choke in the second round.
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She stated he didn't squeeze or choke her, just yelled at her.
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CNN also saw security forces holding a protester in a choke-hold.
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If left unchecked, plastic waste will slowly choke our oceans and waterways.
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He&aposs untangling regulations that choke, stifle American businesses large and small.
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The Strait of Hormuz is the world's most important oil choke point.
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Sediment washed from farmland can also choke the life out of streams.
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She rebuffed his efforts to choke her, though, and eventually he relented.
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Mr. Romney was proven to be nothing more than a choke artist.
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Trump, LePage to campaign "Mitt is indeed a choke artist," Trump said.
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"I'm Jewish and it's against my religion to waste food," I choke.
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I worried constantly that I was going to throw up or choke.
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A man in the crowd shouted back: "Then she'll choke on it!"
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Difficult-to-remove English ivy, goutweed and poison ivy choke other vegetation.
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People choke as the muscles that control breathing spasm and shut down.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has threatened to choke off Kurdistan's lifeline.
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If you've been watching GDQ for a while, you've seen runners choke.
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In the third, the Brazilian sealed the deal with a guillotine choke.
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One of them is Dan Bishop...He campaigned and he didn't choke.
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Much of these strategies to choke off civil society come from Moscow.
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So dear Republican base, just close your eyes and choke it down.
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"Yeah, that's what you do when you choke me," she allegedly replies.
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Holding choke points along these routes would decide the flow of shipping.
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"It's a project that's finally blooming," she said, beginning to choke up.
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Retaliation, if it came, could choke off an important source of growth.
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It seemed inevitable that they would choke in an epochal, embarrassing way.
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This created narrow, difficult-to-repair choke points in the power grid.
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My rapist attacked me from behind, silencing me with a choke hold.
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This "disgusting mouth breather … will make you want to choke the life from him," argued the piece, a virtuoso expression of fearful resistance to YouTube, which at the time seemed poised to choke the life from the whole internet.
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Smith threatened with a series of submission during the contest, coming close to finishing a rear naked choke before transitioning to a D'arce choke at the end of the second round, but failed to find any quit in Gigliotti.
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"It completely shows there is severe ecological shift on Choke Mountain," he said.
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"This is an attempt to choke the economy and daily life," Parvez said.
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The Italian coalition says the EU's fiscal rules choke off demand-led growth.
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"We have no idea," said Nick Thayer, as he began to choke up.
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I make a big mug of terrible instant coffee and choke it down.
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Iappelli responded by putting the coach in a choke hold, according to NJ.com.
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We have enough laws on our books right now to choke a horse.
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"[Romney] is a choke artist and I said it very strongly," Trump said.
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Once upon a time, cars relied on a manual choke to start them.
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"I didn't choke up enough on the club," said the 28-year-old.
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"Now Malia is going off to college … And I'm starting to choke up."
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"She wanted to choke me," he says to the side of the camera.
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"I choke on cellophane/Inhaling all things that make you better," she sings.
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Sea turtles that eat plastic bags thinking it's food can choke on them.
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"I was falsely accused," Parker told Cooper, beginning to choke on his words.
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Beck claimed that the victim had asked him to spank and choke her.
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It would stall, stop, and choke up on even the easiest of tasks.
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Now Malia is going off to college … And I'm starting to choke up.
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The Brazilian survived the choke, but Motoya secured another one from full mount.
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In 2016, he was submitted by Nate Diaz with a rear-naked choke.
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I have seen him attempt it repeatedly, and as often choke with rage.
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Inside the coffin-narrow, gangplank-long space, cardboard boxes choke the only aisle.
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Reports say Melo was on his 3rd croissant when he started to choke.
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It's heartbreaking to see her choke up as she warmly greets each servant.
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I choke out a question about why he named his bar Polite Provisions.
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The Chinese are trying to choke us by putting an imaginary checkpoint there.
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If she was going to choke, this was the day to do it.
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"Planes and trains are called a choke point for a reason," he said.
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Such a move would choke off growth and probably plunge Turkey into recession.
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Getting the choke in before Holm could begin to hand fight and defend.
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Notice how Garcia secures the choke even while Ribeiro is denying the hooks.
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Garcia got the back early, as expected, but couldn't get the choke in.
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"It's very frustrating," Koelzer said after practice Tuesday night, beginning to choke up.
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Reverting to his days in the ring, Hart started to choke me out.
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Instead, the Trump administration has tried to choke off Mr. Maduro's economic resources.
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We think we are adapting and then we choke at the silliest things.
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Those restricted connections create choke points for hackers, but also for remote workers.
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I have a clear memory of sinking through the water, beginning to choke.
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Fauci said he was instead trying not to choke on a throat lozenge.
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In the trailer, Snoke appears to have Rey in a Force choke hold.
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Eventually, Rizzo shows up to seductively stroke her brother and then choke him.
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"Weather models choke this time of year, just like the meteorologists," he added.
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In a worst-case scenario, Charles could choke off their main funding source.
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She leaped backwards, her throat so dry with excitement she began to choke.
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"She is going to choke," Ms. da Silva said, twisting her fingers anxiously.
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Like sanctions, blockades are designed to slowly choke the recalcitrant nation to submission.
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You manage to choke down pizzas with cheese, so you'll survive the lasagna.
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Instead, she chained a leash on the company and tried to choke it.
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The D'arce has exploded in popularity among MMA fighters in recent years but there have still only been eighteen D'arce choke finishes in the UFC (though the technique chains with the Peruvian and Japanese neckties, the guillotine and the anaconda choke).
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"I was sitting at the table, trying to choke down some breakfast," he says.
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Two decades back, Choke – which means "very cold" in Amharic - was covered by glaciers.
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"Choke was very cold before but there is an increasing temperature now," Miherete said.
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The left&aposs hypocrisy on her is so thick you could choke on it.
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He grabs, tries to choke and pushes her before pulling her down the hallway.
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Or maybe it was the choke he and his cousin had shared just before.
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There were times when I giggled so hard I felt like I could choke.
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Seals, penguins, and other wildlife can eat plastic debris and choke, or become entangled.
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Absolutely. Instead, I decided to choke down these bulky, gold foil-wrapped protein bars.
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It can be over immediately — everything you've worked for — with one choke or armbar.
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Thinking on that moment still makes me choke up because it was so real.
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Anyway, stay safe out there, and try not to choke on your cheese puffs.
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And still makes me choke up, because that part of it's been really hard.
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When grappling, for example, I'm agreeing to let someone strangle, but not choke, me.
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Ms Williams insisted in her post-match press conference that she "did not choke".
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"The takeover will further choke off the already under-supplied eastern Aleppo," he said.
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He then proceeded to choke and stab his father-in-law, who miraculously survived.
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I put him in a sleeperhold [choke] and the guy stops moving, falls asleep.
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For the most part, the U.S. was left to choke dust in its wake.
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The objective, to paraphrase Stalin, is to make the enemy choke on your dead.
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To quote his character, you'll want to "Choke yourself!" for not watching it sooner.
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With Choke Hole we want to take wrestling and amplify that queer subtext explicitly.
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But of course, that'd be a huge choke point once they get to Williamsburg.
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It's meant to evoke smoke—beautiful, but capable of making you cry and choke.
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" She added, "He placed me in a choke hold from behind -- I couldn't (breathe).
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Blanco refused to tap, and was promptly put to sleep by the Anaconda choke.
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But like a modern Midas touch, its atmospheric by-product threatens to choke it.
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Vines and branches choke the many battered neoclassical buildings, nearly obscuring some from view.
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The first was to choke out a shark which had got hold of her.
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It could also choke off oil supplies from the world's largest energy export hub.
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Rent controls choke that margin even more, leading landlords to forego maintenance and improvements.
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"She was like, 'I pretty much choke on the cake every night,'" he recalled.
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Oh, and the video ends with Floyd's bodyguard threatening to choke a dude out.
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Shooting in on Ben Rothwell, Barnett wound up in the infamous 'gogo choke' guillotine.
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In one article I saw, he said the choke wasn't what made him tap.
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A loss in the early rounds will be considered devastating, another brutal choke job.
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Too much regulation, on the other hand, could choke off the commercial space revolution.
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Ask your partner if you may choke them during sex and find out details.
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All good things must come to an end, and so, in 2015, did Choke.
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Imagine international cyber wars and digital "weeds" that choke the internet, making communications impossible.
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Dash was allegedly the one who called 911 after Marty attempted to choke her.
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Battered cars choke its highways; its unpaved backstreets are clogged with stinking black mud.
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Things escalated so far that Brazil's tourism ambassador threatened to choke the French President.
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Several thousand miles to the west of Malacca another trade choke point needs protection.
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"Raising interest rates too quickly could choke off this economic growth unnecessarily," Poloz continued.
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The boy then pounced on Katt, putting him in a rear naked choke hold.
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It can entrap, choke, and poison animals, and disrupt their natural habitats and behavior.
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So I'm supposed to stop TPP, to choke off the drivers of the economy?
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She also asked who is regulating choke holds, because they are dangerous to children.
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In one corner, we'll have 2000-year-old Brazilian Gleico Franca (2197-3), who will walk onto the canvas with a series of three stoppages—an anaconda choke, a knee-induced KO, and a rear-naked choke—in the rear-view mirror.
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Rothwell loves the uppercut so a panicked duck at his hips is a dangerous proposition anyway, but in his development of the wicked windpipe choke that he calls the 'gogo choke', Rothwell has made trying to take him down much more dangerous.
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Cruising towards a decision, Diego Brandao missed a wild lunging elbow and turned his back on Brian Ortega, who was happy to take an anaconda choke, roll into mount, move up to a triangle choke, and roll to his back to finish.
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But when I heard my son choke, he said, 'I haven't cried in 20 years.
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"Charcoal can cause a lung infection or inflammation if you choke on it," he adds.
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She also said he "used his body weight" to hold her down and "choke" her.
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Men liked to tie her up and choke her, and she had been raped too.
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"They can put them in their mouth, which would cause them to choke," Fleming said.
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Even light video editing in iMovie won't choke the laptop to the point it's unusable.
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An increase in that number could choke a plane's bandwidth and result in slower speeds.
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Any one of us would choke on potato chips too if it happened to us!
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After that initial activity, growth slows and further rate increases can choke off a recovery.
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Don't shame women into feeling inept because we don't want to choke on your dick.
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I choke down a little over half before giving in and throwing the rest away.
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Higher rates choke inflation but also hamper economic expansion and reduce liquidity in stock markets.
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A half-hour later, I choke down a cup of cashews and clutch my belly.
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The atmosphere is mostly carbon dioxide, so we'd choke if we tried to breathe it.
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How She's Predicted To Die: Violet predicts that Alex will choke in the school hallways.
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At some point, Leiliana began to choke on a peanut butter sandwich, the warrant states.
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Remote controls force the women to dance, speed up, slow down, choke or stop talking.
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I'm going to have to choke him unconscious and that's what I'm looking to do.
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It seems as though, back then, roles like those in Sun Choke were extremely rare?
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" Trump on Rubio and Cruz: "This guy's a choke artist and this guy's a liar.
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After numerous failed rear naked choke attempt, the gap finally presented itself in the third.
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Rockhold had defeated Bisping 10 months prior by a guillotine choke in the second round.
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It also reduces soil erosion, which can choke central Kenya's rivers and pollute drinking water.
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Central banks can track the Fed and raise rates, but that could choke off growth.
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Does he risk death and spread it on, or choke down a Sahara-dry sammie?
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Trump tightened sanctions on Iran in May to try to choke off its oil exports.
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Shopkeepers who once competed over prices now fight to choke their rivals' vulnerable supply lines.
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"I'm starting to choke up," Obama said, cutting his remarks short to contain the emotion.
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ATLANTA — Dwight Howard watched Kent Bazemore choke up with emotion and soon did the same.
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When they get into the environment, the bags can also clog waterways and choke wildlife.
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Plastic litter is piling up in our oceans, where animals eat and choke on it.
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I would just choke up, and I would say let's talk about it next time.
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Nobody has to choke back puke while cheering for Ben Roethlisberger because of the Jaguars.
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The result is a slow, painful choke-out of your March Madness hopes and dreams.
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And it's been— (Pauses, visibly starting to choke-up) I regret using the hashtag. Really.
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After a strong first round, Ferreira sealed the deal with a beautiful arm-triangle choke.
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So what they've done with the height of their sport is to choke it off.
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Sia Bo's inexperience showed, as he tried to choke out his opponent to no avail.
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Stuck in a state of absolute fatigue, Johnson easily conceded his back and a choke.
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The right mix of units, the right positioning, and the key choke points to secure.
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Instead of lowering interest rates to stimulate growth, it raised rates to choke off inflation.
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" • Quotation of the day "Planes and trains are called a choke point for a reason.
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Another concern is that the Fed's current path of interest rate increases will choke growth.
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Why do so many men (because it is primarily men) choke their partners without asking?
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The family says Hapgood did not choke Mitchel; a security guard arrived and restrained Mitchel.
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Technical intermediaries can just as easily become choke points, shutting down communication on prohibited topics.
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That meant a lot fewer infected — you choke off this thing's ability to find susceptibles.
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It seems like it would be undrinkable, something you'd only choke down on a dare.
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And they're fighting to change that — by breaking its choke hold on the Apple ecosystem.
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She attacks Ben, but he promptly gets the upper hand and begins to choke her.
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The Strait of Malacca is a strategic choke point between the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
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More than 60 percent of the world's crude oil passes through this vulnerable choke point.
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And they're fighting to change that — by breaking its choke hold on the Apple ecosystem.
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We tend to run from hard conversations, choke on our words and let relationships dissolve.
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Many other drivers vent similar — often profane — anger and confusion about this notorious choke point.
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"I got him in a guillotine choke, and I clearly felt a tap," Overeem said.
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They were really trying to choke him to death, and he was just too strong.
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MacDonald moved to technical mount and the tap came easily from a rear naked choke.
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And like I always do, I choke back the tears and keep going like nothing happened.
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Trump has expressed concern the Fed could choke off growth by raising interest rates too quickly.
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Further hiking rates at this pace will choke growth and add to pressure on the currency.
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If Japan were to choke off exports, the pain would ripple through global tech supply chains.
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Oh my God — it took everything in me not to choke the s— out this bitch.
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If it hangs around her neck like a necklace, the umbilical cord could choke the fetus.
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Trump is a WWE hall of famer with a demonstrated ability to choke slam his opponents.
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" In a comment below the photo, he wrote "A choke, is the new; i love you.
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Guzman claims he pleaded with Singer to stop, but he kept going ... causing him to choke.
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Romney appeared to choke up as he stood for a long moment before delivering his verdict.
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Security choke points for oil, such as the Strait of Hormuz, could become relatively less important.
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"We had some issues with the helmet lifting up and trying to choke me," he said.
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It was the biggest comeback — or choke job, depending on your perspective — in NBA Finals history.
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"Demand remains strong but inventory shortage is the choke point," NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun said.
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From there the mount was effortless, McGregor exposed his back and Diaz sunk in the choke.
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You could choke or do serious damage to your nasal cavity, and you'll probably throw up.
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That leads to choke points, and delays in getting goods to supermarket shelves, or your doorstep.
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Here's the worst case scenario: By 2045, 70 million additional car-bound people choke American highways.
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During the campaign, Trump vowed to choke off all U.S. funding for international global warming programs.
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Choke Hole has heroes and villains—or, faces and heels, to use the classic wrestling parlance.
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"Mad Dog" had a successful UFC debut, defeating Yoislandy Izquierdo with a second-round guillotine choke.
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Those are meant to choke off North Korea's ability to bring in revenue across the globe.
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But as he grows up, the drudgery of college and an office job choke his passion.
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Eric Garner died after being placed in a choke hold by police on July 17, 2014.
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Floridians for Solar Choice say the measure would "choke off" the state's nascent rooftop solar industry.
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Help me,'" Trump croaked in a campaign speech mimicking Rubio, before calling him a "choke artist.
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He could choke off climate regulations that are in development and probably withdraw existing climate regulations.
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Trump also slammed Romney for his failed 85033 presidential campaign, repeatedly calling him a choke artist.
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And if you don't cut their hair they'll start chewing on it and choke on it.
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He often texts David Whitfield after victories, leaving emotional messages that prompt Whitfield to choke up.
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Andrade latched onto the same choke in the third and dominated the majority of the round.
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Namajunas followed and soon tapped Waterson out with MMA's most common finish, a rear naked choke.
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Cooper frequently asked McDougal about her feelings towards Melania Trump, which led McDougal to choke up.
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Nonetheless, what I learned was enough to make you choke on your keto coconut-oil coffee.
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I have watched other Republican leaders play on white fears and choke off checks and balances.
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So we attacked choke points, thinking we'd do the next best thing and block the way.
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US Navy ships often have to traverse dangerous choke points that make them susceptible to attacks.
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I stopped eating out because I couldn't eat much and was embarrassed that I might choke.
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Bennet, but her milder irony doesn't choke the truth out of the declaration about rich bachelors.
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Ash and silt flowing into the sea can choke fish's gills and smother seagrasses and seaweed.
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Most times, I respectively tell them to choke on a chicken and check their own plate.
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He then used his body weight to hold me down, and he began to choke me.
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By August 2017, the Trump administration ended Operation Choke Point, but that respite was short lived.
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"You can't just make all small things big so kids won't choke on them," Qu said.
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Democrats accused him of trying to "choke off" public information under pressure from the White House.
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Bear in mind that Silva has finished one choke in his MMA career and zero guillotines.
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In fact the anaconda choke was sometimes even named the "gator roll" due to this movement.
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I would've slept in the fangs if I hadn't been worried I'd choke in my sleep.
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Ok, so they're not Meryl Streep just yet ... but in fairness, Meryl can't choke anyone out.
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He then used his body weight to hold me down, and he began to choke me.
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"Choke Mountain by itself contributes more than 10 percent of the Nile water, so the ecosystem is not invaluable for just Ethiopia - the downstream countries ... should also share the problems and act accordingly," said Abiyot Molla, who directs research on the Choke watershed at Debre Markos University.
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Too much cold water, in the form of higher rates, will choke off demand and hence jobs.
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Oleynik 's first-round Ezekiel choke goes down as the first of its kind in UFC history.
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If you could choke someone with your mind, why would you ever commit murder any way else?
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In one instance, in late February, a Secret Service agent choke-slammed a photographer during a rally.
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"Its a good day for a choke hold," reads one post by a Phoenix officer in 2011.
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I choke like I'm dying if I'm within a quarter-mile of an unlit pack of cigarettes.
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Sitting causes the muscle to choke the rectum, turning your insides into a malfunctioning Rube Goldberg contraption.
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Lundeen begins to choke up, explaining she had a difficult childhood that included some abuse and addiction.
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The Iran-aligned Houthis say the government would try to choke them off if it gained control.
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The next stage, he worries, will be to use the film board to choke off political criticism.
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These items are hazardous for your kitten or adult cat, because they can accidentally choke on them.
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Targeting oil shipments to the United States could choke off significant revenue to the OPEC member nation.
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He told the operator that she kept trying to take it and was attempting to choke herself.
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Cheekily, Mr Dell promises customers to be the "one throat to choke" in case things go awry.
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It isn't the easiest thing to swallow, but Sean might just choke it down in a pinch!
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WHILE MOST OF THE NETWORKS ARE GETTING CHOKE, THAT'S WHY THEY HAVE TO GO THROUGH THE SPECTRUM.
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It's nobody sees a high inflation yet rates have got to go up to choke it off.
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Yemen, moreover, dominates the Bab al-Mandab strait, a choke-point for ships using the Suez canal.
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The air was so thick with artificial fog and evaporated sweat that you could choke on it.
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" His finisher is probably "cough up some fish bones so hard you think he's going to choke.
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Eat a spoonful of cinnamon, sputter and choke, and record the whole thing for others to enjoy.
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Xi wants to render independent journalism impossible and choke off China's liveliest medium of criticism – social media.
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Manually setting your Apple gadget to that date apparently causes a conflict that will choke the device.
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Authorities say Adam had no legal justification for the choke hold that caused Alan Chislof difficulty breathing.
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If she was able to carry to term, the baby would choke to death shortly after birth.
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Brown said she "approached [LaFleur] from behind, began to choke him and bite him," the affidavit said.
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But first thing's first: Let's try to explain "choke me daddy" to a 70-year-old congressman.
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After several failed submission attempts, he was able to earn the elusive tap with a triangle choke.
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Plus, in my experience it doesn't choke on any VR games, and I've played a wide range.
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" Responding to Bennett's statement, Hariri said: "I think Israel is looking for any reason to choke us.
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This is key, because the probability that higher interest rates choke off the economy has significantly fallen.
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Tillerson stressed the need to choke off funding sources including money laundering, labor export and computer hacking.
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He tied the former UFC fighter up with a guillotine choke, making him tap in 30 seconds.
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The president has insisted that the "ridiculous" rate hikes are unnecessary and would choke off economic growth.
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That seemed to choke off most business opportunities outside the oil and gas sector and the airlines.
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The UK and its allies in Europe want to keep "a critical choke point" between them open.
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Heavy smog continues to choke New Delhi, where emergency measures are in place to improve air quality.
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So that he could choke on his aspirations, courtesy of Darth Vader and his magic strangulation trick.
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" The Drudge Report on Tuesday featured multiple photos and stories about Clinton's coughing under the headline "CHOKE!
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It has been a while since Frank and Lorenzo Fertitta tried to choke each other into submission.
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But in the second round, Mr. Diaz put Mr. McGregor into something called a rear naked choke.
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Moments later, he was locking in a rear-naked choke as his dazed foe struggled to recover.
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This night in particular, they've just finished filming some analingus, plus a scene involving a choke-chain.
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"No," you choke, thinking of how much you really wanted a pair of Air Max this year.
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She shifted her weight to the opposite side of Ham's choke and eventually popped her head out.
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The amount of force he used to choke her was enough that she couldn't breathe, she said.
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If you made me a merengue pie, I'd worry that I was going to choke on it.
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"Don't try to cover up because Kamala will sure enough make you choke up," said the Rev.
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Separately, the U.S. has circulated a draft Security Council resolution that would further choke North Korea's economy.
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The NRA got Digitalocean to choke up and hit a panic button, sending 38,000 websites into purgatory.
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Despite worries about a debt binge that could choke economic growth, China's new consumer class is expanding.
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If Mr. Rosenstein were removed and replaced with a Trump crony, that individual could choke off both.
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Then Dave Roberts handed the ball to generational left-hander — and noted postseason choke artist — Clayton Kershaw.
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This could happen through higher interest rates, which choke off investment and reduce future production and income.
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If we want to choke the funding from criminal and terrorist enterprises, the government must regulate cryptocurrency.
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You won't have to choke down a cold cup of coffee ever again with this little machine.
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Governments can choke off apps and channels one-by-one, but talented programmers will always create another.
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The measures are designed to choke off a third of North Korea's $3 billion annual export revenue.
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Mr. Hernandez told investigators he had led the boy to the basement and started to choke him.
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They wanted to teach the Mashco to fish, for instance, but worried that they'd choke on bones.
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To be sure, Pakistan's supply routes are a potential choke point for America's war efforts in Afghanistan.
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He warns that current rules around licensing could choke innovation — though there are ways to fix that.
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Basically, they both found choke points that they learned to monetize and so there were these parallels.
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Tim Mitchell argues in his book, "Carbon Democracy", that coalminers could exploit new choke-points in an economy.
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They blast the heat, Will screams and even tries to choke his mother, but the shadow monster escapes.
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Brian Ortega isn't just puttin' a hurtin' on other UFC fighters ... he'll also choke out a TMZ staffer.
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If they don't, and the post isn't hugely popular organically, then algorithms can choke the exposure it gets.
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But Boyd got her revenge when she got her hands around his neck and pretended to choke him.
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The largely unheralded American threatened first with a guillotine, before rolling into position for a rear-naked choke.
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Iran seized a British tanker passing through the Strait of Hormuz, an important choke- point for international shipping.
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They were going to choke the economy, as it was already choking, but it would have been worse.
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Tokoro rolled onto his front and finally Gracie synches in the rear naked choke to end the fight.
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Within seconds you choke out a poor crew member near the party boat and slip into his outfit.
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"At times, Robert Kelly would spit on her, slap her in the face and choke her," prosecutors wrote.
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Wanna see one of the baddest females in the world nearly choke the life outta a TMZ employee?!?
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But apparently it didn't choke, as I would have, after learning on CS and moving to organic chemistry.
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And with inflation still quiescent, the Federal Reserve might not choke that growth with sharply higher interest rates.
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" Before ending her own life, Inscho says a prison guard encouraged Wallace to "go ahead and choke yourself.
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Fujairah lies just outside the Strait of Hormuz, a choke point that Iranian officials have threatened to block.
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I eat while watching the new Dave Chappelle special on Netflix and laugh so hard I almost choke.
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Nate continued to fight well from his feet, but finished the fight with a rear naked choke. 8.
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Two-year-old Carlos Baute unexpectedly started to shake and choke when he had a fever in January.
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We advise parents to keep fidget spinners away from young children, because they can choke on small parts.
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Or cover my eyes, I thought, so no one sees me cry while I choke down this cheese.
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The manoeuvre requires a rescuer to carry out abdominal thrusts on a choke victim to dislodge the blockage.
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The Democrats' plans would choke off the research and development necessary to keep new treatments and cures coming.
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We've seen the previous promises of 4G speeds, only to see these choke at busy points in cities.
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Today's antennas are the choke point to the wireless airwaves available at higher altitudes from satellites, Kundtz says.
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However, Trujilo once again landed himself in a D'Arce choke as Vick's long limbs wrapped around his neck.
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Its insanity President Trump did rightly commute Alice&aposs sentence and you all remember - - this was choke (ph).
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Barnes was knocked to the ground in the melee and one of the men began to choke him.
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"This guy's a choke artist and this guy's a liar," Trump said, referring to Rubio and Cruz, respectively.
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Interestingly, it is the second time in a row that Oliveira has been submitted with a guillotine choke.
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To get a high or faint, kids either choke other kids, press hard on their chests, or hyperventilate.
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At home, she catches Kevin in the middle of the plastic bag choke we saw in the premiere.
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As we wait for politicians to take action, what can we do—besides choke on fine particulate matter?
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Tito fought back in January 2017 when he submitted Chael Sonnen by rear naked choke at Bellator 170.
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This was true even in parliamentary systems with fewer choke points to stop repeal than the American system.
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There are so many choke points: a bicameral legislature, the Senate filibuster, the presidential veto, and judicial review.
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As we choke on our bitter sobs, something dawns on us – organising a wedding is an absolute nightmare.
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The Dutchman handily won the first round with his grappling, nearly ending things with a rear-naked choke.
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Quickly moving into mount, Miyata immediately moved to a triangle choke and an armbar, which Souwer successfully defended.
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From there it was all Gallagher as he effortlessly moved to his man's back and secured the choke.
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If your white ass don't put me in the room, I'm gonna choke the shit out of you.
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You don't want to give them a toy that might break off in pieces they can choke on.
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To this day, when I hear taps, I choke with the beauty of a world so aptly demarcated.
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Nurmagomedov defeated Poirier by submission, winning with a rear-naked choke at 2:06 of the third round.
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The Strait of Hormuz is a strategic choke point through which a fifth of the world's oil travels.
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Fifteen minutes in, he appeared to choke back tears, leading Yaacoubian to call for an early commercial break.
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Libya's emergence as a migration choke point is a symptom of this labor demand, but not its cause.
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It was the latest in a series of steps Turkey has taken since August to choke dollar demand.
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Nicole said it took everything in her "to choke back the tears" when she first saw the photos.
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Ezekwesili started the hashtag after a friend with asthma visited her and started to choke on the air.
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And then we'll hit a jiu jitsu class afterwards and try to choke that life out of you.
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Earlier Monday, reports emerged of a Secret Service agent at a separate Trump event choke-slamming a reporter.
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I like to use a serrated grapefruit spoon to attack the choke; a few swipes make it disappear.
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The step is the latest in a series of central bank actions to choke the real's sudden gains.
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Think of the Trump family portrait, the liquid gold that threatens to choke each of its three subjects.
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I'd been with a guy who liked to choke me a little, but I wasn't really into it.
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Volcy said she continues to choke up when she thinks about Warren's "pinky promise" tradition with young girls.
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Whatever they got in exchange, those 30 pieces of silver they were given, they will choke on them.
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The first-person narration is so constricted as to choke out any possibility for reflection, irony or insight.
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SoftBank has gained a reputation for picking winners and pumping capital into them to choke off the competition.
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The guy who was trying to choke me was in the way of the guy with the knife.
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Even though she begged him to stop, he tried to choke her, eventually throwing her down the stairs.
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CINCINNATI — Many cities have a notorious choke point that torments commuters and keeps urban planners awake at night.
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Always the same nouns, she complains to us (scar, bruise, blood), always the same verbs (choke, starve, scream).
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" The report from the city's medical examiner said Mr. Garner died, in part, because of a "choke hold.
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Valente levitates and attempts to defeat Sante, who in turn tries to choke Valente, a child, to death.
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Using their market power, such firms choke off innovations that threaten their position, often by purchasing competing firms.
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When he announced the new sanctions, Mr. Pompeo said the goal was to choke off Iran's oil exports.
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In January 2016 they threatened to close this maritime choke-point during a military standoff with the Saudis.
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In his final statement, Mr. Arthur appeared to choke back tears as he apologized to his four children.
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I whisper "calories… protein" to myself in my head as I choke down five-day-old cauliflower gnocchi.
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The family's physician, who had observed the autopsy, adduced strangulation, possibly from an Eric Garner -type choke hold.
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The United States and its allies have tried to choke off financing for Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs.
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If you suffer from pollen allergies, just looking at the above photo may make you want to choke.
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"That's actually one of the big choke points is just the physical processing of the samples," he said.
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"This guy's a choke artist and this guy's a liar," he said, gesturing toward Rubio and Cruz, respectively.
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His lawyers said his condition, cavernous hemangioma, would make him choke on his own blood during his execution.
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Because iPhones are made overseas, banning imports would choke Apple's sales of the phones in the United States.
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This awareness carries over to Leonardo's body when he asks me to place him in a choke hold.
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Oh, and to the people predicting Clayton Kershaw will choke in the post-season -- KARROS SAYS YOU'RE WRONG!!
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She had been transferred from the facility to Mt. Vernon Hospital, after she had tried to choke herself.
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Operation Choke Point, designed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Department of Justice under the pretenses of rooting out fraud from the financial system has put the squeeze on legally-operating industries the government doesn't like in an attempt to choke off those industries from our country's banking system.
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With many civilizations looking to establish themselves on the coast, you can choke aquatic supply lines with a blockade.
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The challenge then becomes to either overcome your odds or try not to choke when fate smiles upon you.
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The climate of the Choke Mountain watershed in the Upper Blue Nile Highlands is changing as the planet warms.
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And in Wuhan thousands showed they would rather defy police batons and potential imprisonment than choke on bad air.
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Disposed of improperly, they can clog waterways, choke marine life and provide a breeding-ground for malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
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The straits between Oman and Iran are the key choke point for oil coming out of the Middle East.
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Leaping over the first choke point, Talespin flew into the action and heard IDDQD initiate Mcree's ultimate, dead eye.
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A choke chain was also embedded in Harvey's neck, leading the group to believe he was once someone's pet.
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Reuters' Lisa Baertlein and Paul Ingram look at how President Donald Trump's possible border tax could choke all this.
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Although Trish tries to fight back, we watch Will Simpson (Wil Traval) choke the life out of his victim.
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Even if you're normally immune to crying at a Star Wars film, you may choke up; I certainly did.
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U.S. sanctions have targeted North Korea's trade routes in an effort to choke off funding for the weapons programs.
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Foos wrote in his journal that after he watched the man choke his girlfriend, the man fled the room.
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They did a head CT scan, made me choke down some charcoal for a possible overdose, and released me.
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I don't always mind being spotted by an enemy or two, assuming I can choke them out without dying.
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A couple of Choke Hole's headliners say that it took them a minute to get used to it, too.
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"This guy's a choke artist, and this guy's a liar," he said, turning to first Rubio and then Cruz.
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In fact, Trump said he's the reason that "choke artist" Romney decided to stay out of this year's race.
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What about laughing so hard you choke on sushi, knock yourself unconscious and wake up with a black eye?
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Filters and bubbles are not categorically bad: the atmosphere is a bubble, and it's the reason we don't choke.
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That figure is expected to nearly double by 2025 -- but not if the EPA continues to choke energy development.
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But in the second set, it was Djokovic's turn to choke, going long with a forehand before double-faulting.
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C] ever struck or otherwise sought to choke or injure Stan Lee," her lawyers state in the documents. "[J.
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Ford described the alleged incident in an emotional testimony before the committee on Thursday, seeming to choke back tears.
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Americans are far more likely to get shot than die in a car accident, drown, or choke to death.
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Asked whether the latest spate of wildfires brought back a torrent of bad memories, Wimmer began to choke up.
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McDowell told Insider that a child is much more likely to choke if he is eating while moving around.
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This was around the same time US sanctions meant to choke out Iran's oil revenue went into full effect.
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If they do so without adequate protections, the merger could stifle consumer choice and choke off America's beer renaissance.
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"She sunk in the choke and put Holly Holm to sleep!" shouted Joe Rogan, the pay-per-view announcer.
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After a timid start, she took her chances and did not choke when it came to wrapping it up.
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Jung got the finish with a D'arce choke in the fourth round and suddenly he was in title contention.
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Despite a dominant first round, the Irish King ultimately found himself tapping to a second-round rear naked choke.
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Beverages were my sole salvation for the mere five days I was able to choke down the musty meals.
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Despite not succeeding with his first attempt at the choke, he made sure at the second time of asking.
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In 1993, we had a similar situation where you caught me with a choke which caused me to tap.
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Luke Wash, who wrestled for Gainesville High, is no stranger to the choke hold in which Williams found himself.
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Consumers will probably have to hold their noses and choke down yellow pap or a mix of the two.
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This could make them panic or cause them to choke and this would use up a lot of air.
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If Google continues to choke these sites out, what incentive will there be for new ones to come along?
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Conn told us that she had thrown out the ex-boyfriend after he tried to choke her to death.
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Ms. Thompson told Ms. Babb she was ambushed from behind and someone tried to choke and muzzle her simultaneously.
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The bout was fought and won by Diaz on the feet, the choke came as the coup de grace.
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Essentially a rear naked choke but beside the body as in a headlock or the bulldog of professional wrestling.
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Also try not to choke up when Bran wargs Hodor for the first time, or Rickon and Osha leave.
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Often called the world's most important oil choke point, one-fifth of oil consumed globally goes through the waterway.
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When Ben pins Joanie down on the floor after she attempts to attack him, he begins to choke her.
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ISLAND BEACH STATE PARK, N.J. — This spot is usually a choke point for shore traffic, not a U-turn.
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While not unprecedented, the move is seen as part of a broader attempt to choke off any primary challenges.
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Yet Wuhan residents complained about price hikes, and expressed fear that a prolonged shutdown might choke off food supplies.
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TLDR: targeted physical attacks at key locations and choke-points could potentially disable the internet at a large scale.
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Because when you swallow, food can slip into your windpipe and block airflow, causing you to choke or suffocate.
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"Chicago is a very strategic location for labor organizing, because it's a choke point in Amazon's network," Clack said.
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For years, fires in Sumatra have caused the rest of Indonesia, Singapore, and Malaysia to choke under the smog.
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He said he did not need to choke up when he was younger because generating power came more easily.
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After reversing an early Uda takedown, the Italian locked up a head and arm guillotine choke for the win.
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And, in the main event, he defeated Fabio Nascimento via guillotine choke just 35 seconds into the first round.
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Unless you are already part of a fight club, it's generally considered socially unacceptable to choke out a stranger.
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"It's very stupid because you could easily choke and die but hey you gotta do it for the views."
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Those inches being the ones necessary to close off the champion's windpipe in Overeem's legendary but long absent guillotine choke.
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The government is also planning to roll out another approach in the Choke area, known as "payments for ecosystem services".
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Against Charles Oliveira, Felder spent the entire first round fighting off a D'arce attempt and a standing rear naked choke.
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Suddenly, however, the Czech fighter was tapping, having been locked up in a crafty Ezekiel choke from the bottom position.
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The game involves a person using a device to choke themselves to the point where they start to lose consciousness.
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The escalation could threaten the Strait of Hormuz, a critical choke point for some 30% of the world's seaborne oil.
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Both the Treasury and the OCC argue that new rules would boost lending to needy areas rather than choke it.
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When his opponent rolled to the bottom position to remove the pressure, Tonon adjusted, followed and attacked the choke again.
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Adding even 25,000 workers would further choke the subway system, complains an employee at an education-tech firm in LIC.
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Among them is H.R. 766, my Financial Institution Customer Protection Act, which would bring to an end Operation Choke Point.
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I watched one friendship bend and another break under the unique pressures of dreaming something and watching the dream choke.
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While Alice chastises him, Betty knocks her father unconscious with a fire poker just as he began to choke Alice.
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The choke hold caused blood to flow to his eyes and he looks like he went 5 rounds with Mayweather.
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No word of a lie: I once saw a megachurch pastor almost choke to death on his own fog machine.
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It will be so inventive and groundbreaking in its comedy that alt-comedy Twitter will choke on its own jizz!
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The company has been working to choke off these sorts of schemes for years by bulking up its vetting capabilities.
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In his first eight fights he scored three triangle choke victories, and the triangle became something of a calling card.
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"This guy's a choke artist and this guy's a liar," Trump once said of Cruz and Rubio during a debate.
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America recognised Mr Guaidó and unveiled sanctions to choke off the country's oil company, Mr Maduro's main source of cash.
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After a small bit of panic, Grace handed over her handkerchief, which was then used to choke Nancy to death.
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In the complaint, Rob alleged Chyna attempted to choke him with an iPhone cord during an intense fight last December.
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A final example of using the turning of the body to generate power comes in the form of a choke.
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U.S. President Donald Trump eventually aims to halt Iranian oil exports and thereby choke off Tehran's main source of revenue.
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Phosphorous is vital to life, but high concentrations can trigger blooms of toxic algae that choke fish and other life.
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It no longer looks as if high interest rates will choke the supply of corporate credit in the near future.
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If the stuff ends up in the sea, it can wash up on a distant beach or choke a seal.
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But the spike in the dollar and in Treasury yields could choke that growth off before it really gets going.
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" This customer allegedly would go on to "'choke down' a bowl of gnocci and then try to eat more zuppa.
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New York is a major choke point on the railroad's Northeast Corridor, its most lucrative route, between Boston and Washington.
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"This guy's a choke artist and this guy's a liar," Trump said, pointing first at Rubio and then at Cruz.
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I think in Sun Choke the combination of these three female roles together is very compelling and interesting and dynamic.
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U.S. President Donald Trump eventually aims to halt Iranian oil exports and thereby choke off Tehrans main source of revenue.
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BREAKING: Chairman just cancelled open Intelligence Committee hearing with Clapper, Brennan and Yates in attempt to choke off public info.
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Moraga himself is something of a peculiarity in mixed martial arts, he can hit a guillotine choke from seemingly anywhere.
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"Kill em with kindness.... or choke em with a smile on your face," she wrote along with the halo emoji.
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He was bigger than me, and Heather and the TSA wouldn't have wanted me to choke him with his Rolex.
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I remember the feeling of my throat constricting as I tried to choke back tears, it was still that painful.
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They choke sewer drains and waterways, or they just roll around on the streets: tumbleweeds from some petroleum-based hellscape.
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During the Gilded Age, farmers came together in an effort to break the railroad companies' choke hold on food transportation.
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Its retail price of $333,5 (add $27,22017 for all-wheel drive) will cause those stuck in Kia's past to choke.
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"He then used his body weight to hold me down, and he began to choke me," she told the magazine.
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Such uncertainty, added to anti-immigrant Trump rhetoric, could choke off the flow of young high-tech talent from abroad.
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Her heart was attacked by a system that would choke her dad and not hold accountable those that did it.
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The Strait of Hormuz has been Iran's go-to choke point for decades whenever they want to flag their anger.
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Arbitrarily capping access to these steel supplies will potentially choke off America's oil boom just as it's really taking off.
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The threat of broader contagion from both conflicts in the Middle East could choke off oil supply in the region.
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Particularly Demian Maia who clambered all over Matt Brown and finally caught him with a choke in the third round.
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But it's still unclear what led a Warsaw Police Department officer to slam Wall against the ground and choke him.
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Kish's opponent, Felice Herrig, had her in a rear-naked choke so tight, it could have locked down Ft. Knox.
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"If you really want to bring the flavors out, inhale some air through the wine, but don't choke;" great advice.
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Today the straits are China's Achilles' heel, a vulnerable choke point through which 80 percent of its oil imports flow.
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Whatever they got in exchange for it, those 30 pieces of silver they were given, they will choke on them.
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I threw about a dozen of them at him, including CHOKE UP ON THE BAT — that's how desperate I was.
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He motioned toward a choke point caused by ongoing construction for subway tunnel rehabilitation on the N and R lines.
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It's the end of the choke hold that her worldview, so expertly presented here, once had over the Democratic Party.
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" In the end, he has this somewhat tepid endorsement of the bill: "Just close your eyes and choke it down.
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To critics, Valeant was an abusive acquisition machine that produced nothing of value and would choke on its own debt.
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But with 254 main-draw matches to complete in singles alone, any sort of bottleneck could quickly choke the schedule.
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If you don't choke up when he belts "every sleepless night," I simply do not know what to tell you.
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Mr. Trump's decision to pull out of the deal with Iran may not automatically prompt governments to choke off trade.
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"Turning around and seeing in her in the dress was a little more than I could choke back," Hughes recalled.
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Most important, Oman is along the Arabian Peninsula near the Strait of Hormuz, the world's most important oil choke point.
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The bus wound through earthen berms and collapsed buildings, then through a choke point that has changed hands several times.
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Crapo, long seen as a potential hurdle to cannabis banking legislation, was among the "Choke Point" initiative's most vocal critics.
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"My brother had actually put him in a rear naked choke and had brought him to the ground," Wisbey said.
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Try not to choke up when you spot Hodor, or when Rickon runs up to Jon to hand him arrows.
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Submission victories generally are becoming less common in high level bouts—with the ubiquitous rear naked choke accounting for most.
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In the middle of the act, Brendan begins to choke her, and she breaks off the encounter by punching him.
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When she saw classmates surrounded by their full families, she'd choke back grief and try to think of the positive.
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The Nat Geo star allegedly put the guy in a choke hold and punched him in the eye multiple times.
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The final was also won with a submission, with his guillotine choke proving too much to handle for Marcio Alexandre Jr. Since then, he has notched up impressive victories over the likes of Alan Jouban, Nordine Taleb and Colby Covington—the two latter opponents of which also conceded defeat to Alves' crushing guillotine choke.
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He began by calling Romney a "disaster as a candidate" and a "choke artist" for failing to defeat Obama in 2012.
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According to the affidavit obtained by PEOPLE, Wesley Matthews told police that he watched his daughter choke on milk and die.
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Cormier's grappling prowess resulted in a one-sided performance that he finished with a rear naked choke in the third round.
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It is all about balance and well-rounded flavor and not about dousing enough hot sauce to choke a horse. 3.
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Wall Street has benefited from historically low borrowing costs since the 2008 financial crisis and higher rates could choke further gains.
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Despite only picking up one submission by guillotine choke, Rockhold's guillotine has proven to be a huge part of his game.
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Such monitoring, to the extent even possible, likely would be burdensome enough to choke these types of sites out of existence.
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The witness goes on to say Jamie turned the guy around, put him in a choke hold and took him down.
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The only redeeming part is the extraordinary pleasure you get from watching people wilt under pressure and choke on national television.
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Cruickshank, in contrast, now finds himself on a three-fight losing streak—all of which have come via rear-naked choke.
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I laughed so hard that I swallowed my gum, started to choke, and fatalistically wondered if 2016 would literally kill me.
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The Gulf of Guinea, unlike the Malacca Strait or the Gulf of Aden, is not a choke point for international trade.
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She points to the fact that Huguely maintained in court that he grabbed Love by the neck but didn't choke her.
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One man had to choke back tears as he told his story about working to provide nutritional meals in public schools.
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It could reduce the need to ship goods through the Malacca Strait, a choke-point connecting the Pacific and Indian oceans.
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The last time a beautiful brunette tried to choke Nick Viall (hi, Jasmine), she got the Heisman and a ticket home.
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Holm tried to swing Tate off, but failed and passed out in the choke nearing the end of the fifth round.
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Most often Souza is looking to get his head into his man's armpit and attack with the katagatame arm triangle choke.
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It's the Machop/Choke/Champ genus that rules the Pokemon wrestling world—and maybe the mixed martial arts one, as well.
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Kardashian, Chyna's ex-fiancé, claimed that Chyna attempted to choke him with an iPhone cord during an intense fight last December.
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Joe Scala of Choke Artist was also nice enough to make the physical release happen, and we can't thank him enough.
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Or do they raise rates to track the Fed, fight inflation and support their currencies even though that could choke growth?
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Score a goal and choke the life out of their opponents for the rest of the game with suffocating defensive play.
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Therefore, at most, a Force-choke is possible if the choker and the chokee are present in the same star system.
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Swanson looked close to finishing the fight in the second round with a rear naked choke, but Kawajiri managed to escape.
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Krause also asserts in the court documents that children under the age of eight can choke or suffocate on deflated balloons.
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They aren't big on foreplay, and you can revive them with mouth-to-mouth resuscitation if they choke during a shampoo.
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The Justice Department also ended Operation Choke Point, another Obama-era program aimed at preventing criminal fraud in the gun industry.
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Dagan was certain that if you choke off the funding, the oxygen of terrorism, you could suffocate the terrorist groups' operations.
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Lawmakers in Italy said the rules would thwart lending to small and medium-sized firms and might even choke out growth.
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Ridership has more than doubled since 1990, with Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg, a central choke point, seeing a 373 percent increase.
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With the submission win, Luque moves onto a two-fight streak, having tapped Hayder Hassan with an anaconda choke last December.
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The top-ten flyweight looked to push the high elbow down to stop the choke, but Moreno's grip proved too strong.
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Use a teaspoon to carefully scoop out the choke, or fuzzy center, then return the artichokes to the acidulated water. 4.
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" She shouts, multiple times, "You're not allowed to hit me and choke me like that," and "I didn't do anything wrong.
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Though VanZant displayed plenty of heart in this fight, she ultimately tapped to a rear-naked choke in the fifth round.
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Like VanZant, Calderwood is coming off a first-round submission loss, having tapped to a Jessica Andrade guillotine choke in August.
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With this win, which marks her second arm-triangle choke victory in a row, McMann moves onto a three fight-streak.
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" Second day: "Proud of: telling an coworker some office gossip from the Christmas party that made them almost choke with laughter.
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There was one slide in Tim Cook's keynote that probably made the watch industry potentates choke on their oysters St Jacques.
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After tussling briefly—and, notably, without anyone attempting to break it up—Marcello put Bennett to sleep with a triangle choke.
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That way, in case they do start throwing up in their sleep, they'll be less likely to choke on their vomit.
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Indeed, last night also saw Holly Holm in a choke hold until she fell unconscious at the hands of Miesha Tate.
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Last week, Ryan Fitzpatrick was forced to choke down the possibility that his time as an N.F.L. starter might be over.
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But very rarely are any of these stories as simple as Loss: Submission (Rear Naked Choke) on a record will indicate.
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So I'm supposed to stop the TPP to choke off the drivers of the economy, and we never challenge these people.
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Last year, perhaps most infamously, a TIME photographer got choke-slammed by the Secret Service at a Donald Trump campaign event.
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The pedestrian managers stand guard over one of the city's worst choke points: where Varick Street feeds into the Holland Tunnel.
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Use a teaspoon to carefully scoop out the choke, or fuzzy center, then return the artichokes to the acidulated water. 5.
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He tells the story about how he was resurrected as a baby, after his mother tried to choke him to death.
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Green then delivered numerous punches to Ramsey's helmet — never the smartest idea — and put another M.M.A.-style choke hold on Ramsey.
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Then he declared the Straits of Tiran, a choke point for Israel's access to the Red Sea, closed to Israeli shipping.
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Iranian officials concede that the sanctions, intended to choke off the country's oil revenue, have plunged the economy into a recession.
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He notably has talked up the Advanced Research Projects Agency — Energy, which White House budget proposals have sought to choke off.
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The weight class was one jump too many as Diaz submitted him with a rear naked choke in the second round.
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"Iligan City is now overflowing, crowded, because it is the choke point, the gateway in and out of Marawi," said Col.
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Tens of thousands of deportees survive in Germany on six-month permits, long a choke point in the country's migration system.
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Those massive organisms, called mycelia, both decompose matter that would otherwise choke the planet and help trees exchange nutrients and communicate.
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I may be recalling my own youth (as well as Ray's), but just thinking about this film can choke me up.
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"If you choke the throat of anyone in the world and say come and talk it won't be valid," he said.
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Its failure to persuade Western banks to accept its business has been one of the main choke points preventing its rehabilitation.
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And the only thing I could think about is we can't let him choke -- [LAUGHTER] -- on the rest of this sandwich.
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"Linda," directed with faltering intensity by Lynne Meadow, certainly doesn't lack for gristly parts for actresses to chew and choke on.
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Some feared inflation, but Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, decided not to move pre-emptively to choke off the expansion.
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A man said that Mr. McArthur had tried to choke him in the back of his van but that he escaped.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday announced new sanctions designed to punish both Iran and Syria and choke off illicit oil sales.
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The measures significantly choke off the country's fuel supplies — and will force North Koreans working abroad to return within two years.
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However, in the third round, Carlos Junior managed to establish a rear naked choke on his opponent to secure the win.
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The U.N. Security Council has unanimously backed sanctions since 2006 to choke off funding for Pyongyang's nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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Experts worry that robot taxis could ultimately choke roads with "zero occupancy vehicles," circling for the next fare or simply running errands.
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Some 400 firefighters spent the night battling the fire's flanks, hoping to choke it off as it moved towards more populated areas.
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We admire El-Nemr's strength at breaking this news — where he chuckled sheepishly, we'd choke back caffeine-withdrawal-induced sobs of incredulity.
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And when that came across, I just wanted to reach through the screen and just grab him — grab him and choke him.
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From there, she jumped to Holm's back, locked up a rear-naked choke, and sung the champ to sleep with a squeeze.
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Amazon is looking seriously at drones and autonomous robots for the last mile, which it considers the choke point for fast delivery.
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Althea eventually names her price, but not before Benzino has to choke down a full crow with a side of humble pie.
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Variations on this general playbook for censorship—find the right choke point, then squeeze—were once the norm all around the world.
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Cardi B says a New York City cop put her in a choke hold Tuesday evening and slammed her against her car.
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Just be careful not to choke on any of your creations... Price: $29.99 That's no moon... it's a magical snack-making device!
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It's unlikely Anna would have let Jules actually choke her in a rave and cram her fingers down her throat without notice.
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In her recent run she finished Jessica Penne with little trouble and snapped up a guillotine choke on the rangy Joanne Calderwood.
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From there, he leapt into position for a rear-naked choke, earning the tap at the 3:38 mark of round one.
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This campaign, so far, will be infamous for letting fear grip our hearts, choke our compassion and drive us to repress others.
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She asked him to stop and he did, but within minutes he was allegedly again trying to choke her, she told police.
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He even delivers a quip — "Try not to choke on your own aspirations" — meant to echo the old "lack of faith" line.
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He later allegedly changed his story, telling police he watched his daughter choke on milk and die, according to an arrest affidavit.
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At one point in the set, Mr. McCaslin spoke directly about Mr. Bowie and "Blackstar," appearing to choke up as he did.
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" She continues, "Before I even know it, I called out, 'You better slow down or you're going to choke on your food.
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It is the sense of familiar territory made surreal, of easiness gradually becoming a choke hold, that gives "Room" its echoing power.
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As she searches for her key, he grabs her from behind, pulls her down to the ground and tries to choke her.
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The Membership should beware of getting what they ask from their commissioner as they choke the goose that lays their golden eggs.
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It was really touching to see my mom get emotional, and I think we all saw me choke up a little too.
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He's just got a catalog of incredible songs, some of which would cause the "proper" country establishment to choke on their grits.
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Boulanger would then come to his wife's rescue, and literally choke-slam the jealous ex through a table on the dance floor.
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Green then delivered numerous punches to Ramsey&aposs helmet -- never the smartest idea -- and put another MMA-style choke hold on Ramsey.
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These areas have become choke points for 4G during morning commutes, but just outside London Bridge, I recorded 130Mbps on 103G vs.
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Magid Hage who has made a name for himself in competition with the technique: his most famous choke being against Clark Gracie.
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Snape's incredible journey from strict taskmaster to valiant secret hero has the power to choke up even the most stoic of Muggles.
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The reform envisages raising value-added tax but many fear it will choke growth which is already at a six-year low.
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She also says he would sometimes "choke" her until she "passed out," allowing him to do "humiliating, degrading things" to her body.
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"Alec Baldwin also told me 'I hope you choke to death' when I was on assignment, staking out his house," said Collins.
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Trucks choke boulevards lined with factories, many bearing the names of American-born companies: Medtronic, Hill-Rom, DJO Global and Greatbatch Medical.
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Added to this, the terrain breaks line-of-sight, funneling players into choke points where charges and run-and-gun gameplay predominate.
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Frantic competitors nearly choke on their food until one man is declared the winner, triumphantly washing his leafy greens down with water.
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Felder continued to strike, bite and choke the girl in front of a crowd of approximately 10 to 12 people, authorities claim.
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Parents used what the study called "personal weapons" to beat, choke or drown victims in the majority of cases involving underage kids.
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In the original trilogy we see him choke people at a distance and deflect Han Solo's blaster bolt before retrieving the blaster.
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Last week, a Secret Service office choke slammed a Time magazine photographer that left a restricted area to take pictures of protesters.
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Insecure is one of those rare shows that can make you choke on your laughter while tears are streaming down your face.
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I start to cry but I don't want anyone else to see so I do my best to choke it back down.
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The test is not only a provocation, but the torpedo is also a new threat to vessels in the international choke point.
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The most important sign of TFB for any adult or child is if they choke on an object and develop chronic coughing.
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And once the "poison gas" is in the air — with the government empowered to compel art — it will eventually choke us all.
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" As Lochte begins to choke up and gets tears in his eyes, he tells Rodriguez, "When you say that it hits me.
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She captioned the post "Kill em with kindness.... or choke em with a smile on your face," along with the halo emoji.
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If an opponent shoots in on him, he'll grab a hold of a guillotine choke and attempt to squeeze their head off.
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"He told me if I scream, he'll choke me to death or murder me — I don't know what it was," she testified.
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However, moves by Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner may choke off the district from loans on which it has depended for cash flow.
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KABUL (Reuters) - American and Afghan forces have expanded their air strikes against drug labs into western Afghanistan, aiming to choke Taliban revenue.
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Additional financial or import sanctions that would choke off the country's access to U.S. dollars for its oil also are being weighed.
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He thinks about the stuff that runs off and pollutes the coastlines, the plastics that slide down the drains and choke fish.
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Some heroin sick dude throwin' up, walls filthy, police have zero regard if this man gonna choke on his own throw-up.
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Another Renzo Gracie alumni, Gordon Ryan just won his first ADCC gold medal with an arm-in guillotine choke against Keenan Cornelius.
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After winning with a first-round rear-naked choke, Gall proceeded to address a cage-side White and call out CM Punk.
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One journalist was choke-slammed by a Secret Service agent doing security for Trump, while another was grabbed by Trump's campaign manager.
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Though Hermansson did his best to fight his way out of the choke, he was eventually forced to surrender with a tap.
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Sources close to Malone tell TMZ the choke was Malone's revenge for Bieber using his arm as an ashtray earlier that night.
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I believe state governors and other local representatives can further choke the life out of Obamacare by using this martial arts technique.
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Historically, she says, the best response to a white power rally has been to quarantine it and choke it of the attention.
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Last week, Ryan Fitzpatrick had been forced to choke down the possibility that his time as an N.F.L. starter might be over.
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It would choke off avenues for state backed crime and corruption, eventually rolling back the malign economic influence of authoritarian regimes worldwide.
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The rear naked choke (naked for the reason that it uses no cloth) has existed for generations in one form or another.
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Those who argue that getting rid of chain migration is racist are just throwing scare words into the fire to choke debate.
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We're talking $2.2 million [$1.67 million], 66-foot toys with enough big deck energy to choke the Burrard Inlet in British Columbia.
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Millions of people are going to come into those choke points, which are highly vulnerable, and need to be protected, as well.
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He told her, "You better pack your bags or I'll choke you to the ceiling and pass you out," the report said.
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The measures are heavily backed by Coke and Pepsi, which are trying to choke off a growing movement to tax sugary drinks.
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The blockade also has threatened to choke Yemen's freshwater supply and worsen a cholera crisis that has sickened nearly one million people.
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Maybe some forms of BDSM could be banned if they were sufficiently dangerous, like attempts to choke people or something like that.
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I trim them, cut them in half and remove the hairy, inedible choke, then simmer them in salted water for 10 minutes.
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He called for the U.S. to "use the significant sanctions" passed last month by the United Nations to choke North Korea's economy.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration states that by volume of oil transit, the strait is the busiest global choke point for oil.
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"A man who got James Comey to choke -- and he was just talking in his regular voice," Trump said of Iowa Sen.
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Lawyers for the inmate, Russell Bucklew, said his condition, cavernous hemangioma, would make him choke on his own blood during his execution.
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To choke off demand for goods and put downward pressure on prices, the Fed under Volcker raised interest rates to unprecedented levels.
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He said they identified several choke points in the initial design and altered the blueprint to make the guest experience more seamless.
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I still choke up when I'm in front of a camera, and I wouldn't even consider myself an expert on social media.
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Traffic was heavy coming into the city, as people took to their cars instead, and there were frequent choke-points within Paris.
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Within and beyond the choke points lie thousands of miles of sea, the control of which would determine the victor in war.
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Mezher spent months in the hospital, his tongue sewn to the bottom of his mouth so that he wouldn't choke on it.
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But there is little evidence to suggest that China has lived up to its promise to help choke off funding to Pyongyang.
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With solidarity around the Pacific ports, the longshoremen control the choke points in much of the global trade with the United States.
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At the same time, any further efforts to choke the North's economy with debilitating sanctions will be resisted by China and Russia.
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" He said the most "significant challenge" the company faced was with polygraphs, calling it a "major choke point in the hiring process.
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His lawyers argued that he had tumors in his throat, and could choke to death on his own blood under lethal injection.
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Joshua Huder, a legislative affairs expert at Georgetown University, noted that Congress has attempted to choke regulation enforcement by limiting funding before.
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This week has seen a series of measures taken designed to choke the flow of refugees and migrants seeking asylum in Europe.
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VanZant had selected a volunteer who agreed to let Paige apply the choke in front of a crowd of very excited soldiers.
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Unfortunately, the default 4GB of RAM and 500GB 5400 rpm SATA drive on this laptop will still choke on many modern computing tasks.
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The Choke Mountains are the water source for the Upper Blue Nile River system which has more than 59 rivers and 3 springs.
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She took on Miesha Tate and lost the title by a rear naked choke in the fifth round of a largely uninteresting fight.
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After two lopsided rounds, the American Top Team fighter plowed into position for a rear-naked choke, and quickly coaxed out the tap.
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One thing that's worth repeating...for the first time this year, Iranian leaders started threatening oil choke points beyond the Strait of Hormuz.
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Tightening borrowing costs would help choke inflation but also hamper economic expansion and reduce liquidity in stock markets, which could impede stock gains.
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And the conflict only intensified after the Arab uprisings of 2011, when Saudi Arabia tried to choke off revolutionary momentum in the region.
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President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he fears rising interest rates could choke off growth and that the Fed should consider reversing course.
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That's why when you don't have time, you can at least choke down a green juice, or Postmates yourself some Sweetgreen for dinner.
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He'd already been charged with terror threats and false imprisonment for allegedly directing others to choke and hold his bodyguard, Corey Dixon, hostage.
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From there, it was only a matter of time before he locked up an arm-triangle choke that nearly popped Cutelaba's head off.
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Now he has been seized by the kind of Utopian fever that would make the Sage of Omaha choke on his Cherry Coke.
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The roadblock is now nearly two months old, and it continues to choke travel in and out of the reservation and protest camps.
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The only real disaster is Alvin who doesn't have enough time to actually assemble his box, causing him to choke up during judging.
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For example, the system tends to choke on rare words, since their rarity makes them difficult to recognize and associate with other words.
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Even sellers of healthy products, such as mineral water, spread harm—just look at billions of their plastic bottles that choke the oceans.
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"There was some wrestling going on and the cat did latch onto his arm but he was able to choke it," she said.
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" A January 2018 Carlson interview with a DACA recipient became "Tucker Carlson FORCES Fat Beaner Whore to CHOKE to DEATH on GREASY TACOS.
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TRUMP: What I've seen up here — I mean, first of all, this guy is a choke artist, and this guy is a liar.
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By "linking up," I of course mean that 'Taker placed Post in a choke-slam on a big screen and people cheered wildly.
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Chasing happiness, people realize eventually, is a futile pursuit because it's meant to happen in small doses so you don't choke on it.
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Imagine the outcry if for two decades the transportation industry lobby had managed to choke off all federal funds for road safety research.
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The first question in this bout is how much Edgar can mitigate the guillotine, anaconda choke, and rice bale rolls off said lockups.
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In 1977, Foos claims that he watched a drug dealer choke his girlfriend until she lost consciousness in room 10 of the motel.
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"Political actors and governments worldwide have begun using bots to manipulate public opinion, choke off debate, and muddy political issues," the team said.
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The government fears steep minimum wage hikes may choke a labor market recovery, as businesses cap hiring in a blow to consumer spending.
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Last week on Russian television, Putin was applauded when he said Russia could "choke" NATO if it continued to expand toward Russian territory.
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Standing next to another exhibit, I almost choke on my goat cheese covered in edible vegetable ash when Wintjes explains the underlying concept.
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Indeed they are more likely to choke to death on a pretzel or drown in the bath than die in a plane crash.
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Barbara claimed Alfred "tried to choke her" and she had to shoot him, the sheriff's department alleged in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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Monson took inspiration from Nelson in his performance, securing a rear-naked choke on the bigger man in the first frame of overtime.
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Libero, playing as Mei again, used Ice Wall to boost the team up and around the normal first choke point toward the payload.
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The gas injures the respiratory tract, and, in some cases, can cause victims to choke to death as the lungs fill with fluid.
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Ultimately, he was able to pin the cougar down and put his foot on its neck and choke it until it stopped thrashing.
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Despite threatening with a number of choke attempts early on himself, it was Oliveira who succumbed to a guillotine in the third round.
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Its impenetrable mist was at the center of its horror, an ever-present adversary that seemed to close in and choke the player.
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Spicely earned his tap with a triangle choke, failing on the first attempt, and succeeding on the second after a quick positional adjustment.
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It was actually the second Anaconda performed that night, becoming the only event in UFC history to feature more than one Anaconda choke.
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Imagine him snarling his way through the 10-minute ostrich soliloquy, choke slamming Gerard Butler – playing James McArthur, obviously – on the Leicester touchline.
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With thirty seconds left on the clock, Brown eventually succumbed to a rear-naked choke from the three-time BJJ World Cup winner.
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Bailey talked to WFAA in Texas ... telling them her and Boykin were arguing over a text message when he started to choke her.
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This case report indicates that children who choke on food and go into cardiac arrest also need to be screened for Brugada syndrome.
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However, it is possible that individuals, usually young children, can choke on many foreign objects, causing the them to enter the lung cavity.
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The barricades have created a choke point, making it difficult for one million Hong Kong residents to reach the rest of the city.
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A blockade designed to choke off supplies to the Houthis also blocked humanitarian aid, accelerating an economic free fall that had already begun.
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We are turning away from energy policies that rely on fossil fuels that choke our atmosphere, dirty our waters and warm our planet.
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The report comes as the United Nations tries to choke off most of Pyongyang's oil supply amid continued aggressive actions by North Korea.
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They developed software that could quickly analyze a company&aposs computer network, pinpoint choke points, and find ways to make it work better.
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He has denied murder, claiming that Millane died by accident after she asked him to choke her during consensual sex, Sky News reported.
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Speaking to reporters gathered in the rain Wednesday, he appeared to choke back tears as his son and daughter stood by his side.
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Mr. Trump also called Mr. Romney a "lightweight," a "choke artist" and "a failed candidate," referring to his 2012 loss to President Obama.
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" Pantaleo's attorney, Stuart London, said his client "has consistently denied that he ever used the choke hold or violated Mr. Garner's civil rights.
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Major investment in road projects, skewed heavily toward the interests of the affluent, has resulted in booming car ownership and multiple choke points.
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Kasuya, a rear-naked-choke expert, looked to pummel through to Volkanovski's back when he had the Aussie pressed up against the fence.
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I didn't think I was overweight because I was still playing basketball, but I would choke in my sleep due to sleep apnea.
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Claire holds her press conference announcing Frank's need for a liver transplant, going so far as to choke up and ask for prayers.
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After stunning his opponent with an uppercut in the bout's opening seconds, the Finnish fighter leapt into position for a rear-naked choke.
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The Security Council has unanimously boosted sanctions since 2006 in a bid to choke off funding for Pyongyang's nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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I'm sure white people food like popcorn is just as easy to choke on as tapioca, but I've never once seen a disclaimer.
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Again a grip on the fence allowed Frye to pull himself onto Abbott's back and he soon secured a choke for the finish.
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Over the next 90 minutes, my friend Kira* seems to choke whenever she sees a close-up of a penis or a vagina.
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"The biggest thing to get these guys to understand is that when you choke up, it doesn't mean you're less virile," he said.
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One man chants as two others choke him (and otherwise obstruct his breath); another gets bound, limb by restless limb, in packing tape.
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Shamrock ran through three more men, submitting each, before entering the first UFC tournament and getting caught in a choke by Royce Gracie.
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On the same card as Conor McGregor versus Nate Diaz, Holly Holm lost her title in an instant to a rear naked choke.
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The rear naked choke is the greatest attack in the no gi jiu jitsu arsenal because of the positioning it is initiated from.
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"From the Suez Canal to the Strait of Malacca and all choke-points in between, Iranian tankers are a floating liability," Hook said.
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It began with a punch that buckled her foe's knees, and ended ended in the following moments with a tight rear-naked choke.
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Didn't we all choke up when Happy (Jon Favreau, who shows up here to flirt with Aunt May) remembered how Tony liked cheeseburgers?
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He has reimposed old sanctions and added new ones, including steps to choke all exports of Iranian oil, the country's main revenue source.
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Now, read the article, "'The Whole World Was on Fire': Infernos Choke California, Piling On the Grief," and answer the following questions: 1.
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The U.N. Security Council has increased sanctions on North Korea since 2006 to choke off funding for Pyongyang's nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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And as its narrative seems to deliberately devolve into a dissociative dream, even the funny material hits with a choke in the throat.
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It could also fan inflation as landslides in the Andes choke off deliveries of food products to Lima - squeezing prices at local markets.
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That is why some economists warn against raising rates too much and too fast, arguing that the increases will choke off the recovery.
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Then, when the petals are all gone, scoop off the fuzzy choke and savor the soft heart, dunking it in even more butter.
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Pair it with the ReadyStart system that offers choke-free starting, and you have a mower that's both easy and reliable to start.
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She also questioned Murray's hiring of Amélie Mauresmo as his coach in 2014, saying that she would often choke in big-match moments.
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She was in the seat behind the driver and started to choke him, and then she grabbed her father's phone to call 911.
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"I will not support Republican efforts to change the rules to choke off debate and ram the nomination through the Senate," he said.
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That the best way to disrupt this multi-billion-dollar industry is to focus on recruitment -- in other words, choke off the supply.
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A subsequent investigation found, however, that he may have instead used a "rear naked choke," a martial arts technique that is not approved.
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The faster a dog eats, the more thoughtless the activity becomes, making it easier for them to choke, vomit, or experience gastrointestinal distress.
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"The defendant came up behind the victim, grabbed her around the neck from behind, and put her into a choke hold," Murphy said.
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"We choke off the supply and we stop funding their nonsense," Cramer tweeted, shortly after Bloomberg first started reporting the Trump administration's deliberations.
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