Now a 33-year-old wrestler with a record of 16 wins against two losses in MMA, Newell is a submission specialist having won matches with armbars, rear-naked chokes, and guillotine chokes.
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Piggy looking daughter chokes to death on the next burger.
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Gillies: [playfully chokes MacLean] Do you write together or separately?
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The air chokes with the smell of smoke and chemicals.
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"What's more valuable to me than this?" he chokes out.
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Ocean plastic pollution chokes turtles and interferes with their reproduction.
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Cruz is the love that chokes on its own words.
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Coal chokes India politically, especially in states where it is mined.
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"I just sometimes feel like it's all ruined," she chokes out.
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Things don't start off well when he chokes during his audition.
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The President's proposed budget also chokes federal spending on climate science.
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Then she coughs and chokes, her blood spattering the white paper.
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That might not seem like many but consider that in 3,800 UFC bouts between 1993 and July 2016 there were just 18 D'arce chokes (Tony Ferguson accounting for around 15 percent of them) and 11 anaconda chokes.
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The latest ban chokes off practically all of AMD's dealings with Hygon.
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These include scarf hold armlocks, scarf hold headlocks, Ezekiel chokes and more.
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Michelle Obama nearly chokes up describing how men degrade and dehumanize us.
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It builds up until (like my son) it chokes off the airflow.
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Go deeper: Extreme weather chokes off reindeer food supply in Swedish Arctic
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The air quality deteriorates abysmally and alarmingly and the city chokes thereby.
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A profusion of plastic bags chokes canals and ever-expanding trash heaps.
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Never has a nickname been more appropriate – The Boa Constrictor has 41 submission wins to his credit with a variety of rare chokes and other holds, such as scarf hold armlocks, scarf hold headlocks, Ezekiel chokes and more.
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Derisking chokes off financial flows that parts of the global economy depend on.
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In another, Jamie chokes a soldier to death with a mouthful of grass.
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Hickman then chokes him from behind while two other officers grab his arms.
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It completely takes over the landscape and chokes out native species of trees.
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Selena Gomez practically chokes on her tea when Kanye West is brought up.
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The result is so tasteless and tough that Fisher nearly chokes to death.
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Or maybe he chokes when his face is pushed into his birthday cake.
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" Michelle chokes down tears and manages a polite, "Thank you for this opportunity.
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Keller chokes up at the thought of how much Prince means to this town.
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"I don't want life to be hard for you," she chokes out between tears.
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Kitaoka isn't known as "Shimewaza Kuma Shogun" (The Shogun Bear of Chokes) for nothing.
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He dragged him to the floor multiple times and applied chokes on the mat.
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To supporters, floating buses offer a solution to the traffic that chokes China's cities.
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It's unreliable, it drops data, and bandwidth chokes on traffic from internet connected everything.
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Underwood almost chokes on his sandwich, partly because he's laughing, partly because he's surprised.
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They call it the 'king of chokes' and it is clear to see why.
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Take for instance the pair of high profile rear naked chokes on UFC 196.
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We're talking everything from flying knees to crazy chokes -- and even a human pretzel!!
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In boxing, a mixed martial artist's elbows, chokes and submission holds are all barred.
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Her purposefully milk-white skin gleams in the moonlight as Nat forcefully chokes her.
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Retaining earnings and profits in the hands of too few chokes capitalism to economic death.
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And it's just like — ugh — it chokes me up every time to think about it.
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And it's just like — ugh — it chokes me up every time to think about it.
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ABC News' Brian Ross CHOKES and sends markets in a downward spiral with false report.
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Cigarettes are smoked by the carton, exhaust chokes the air and everything is falling apart.
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You won't find the kind of garish development that chokes other parts of the Caribbean.
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" Father of Heather Heyer chokes up at memorial service: "No father should have to do this.
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When Vader Force-chokes people, it's usually people who are in the same room as him.
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It's like kudzu, an invasive species of weed that chokes the life out of native plants.
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I know it's going to be tough because even talking about it now chokes me up.
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While the worst smogs, or "pea soupers," have long dispersed, London still chokes on heavy pollution.
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"You'll destroy each other," Edgar chokes through tears, but Jimmy's resolve speaks to how far he's come.
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Too much Sargassum chokes out marine life, making it hard for some species to move and breathe.
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The hypocrisy hangs in the air and chokes anyone with a sense of decency or intellectual honesty.
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Auras of invincibility can be strangled into nothingness by rear-naked chokes and shattered by high kicks.
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What if Mom chokes, vomits, falls into a half-dead limbo, wakes up and yells at me?
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"I feel I have a great base, because judo is takedowns and finishes, armbars, chokes," Harrison said.
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The detritus looks unsightly when it washes up on beaches, and cruel when it chokes photogenic sea creatures.
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But when Krennic gets a little too insistent, Vader force-chokes him until he falls to the floor.
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It chokes on roughly twice as much PM 2.5, fine dust that penetrates deep into lungs, as Beijing.
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"He chokes his son to death and his son struggles as he's being strangled," Mackey testified, WSCS reports.
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Alex almost chokes on a pill in the school hallway, but someone knocks into her, dislodging the pill.
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Rodriguez Cobos chokes up as she tells the crowd how privileged she feels to have a green card.
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"I get letters from people, and it really touches you, and sometimes it chokes me up," Scott said.
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The Prelims: Ferreira Chokes Hermansson in the Second The prelims were wrapped up by an intriguing middleweight showdown.
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When I think about Officer Kill, it chokes me up at the same time it makes me mad.
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Then up came the 36-year-old outfielder Rajai Davis, who chokes up on his bat and battles.
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Of the sixteen submission victories in the UFC through 2016 thus far, nine have been rear naked chokes.
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Ms. Smith chokes up when explaining why Valentine's Day 2016 was among the best days of her life.
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He picks her up and throws her into a wall, slams her to the floor and chokes her.
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The plastic chokes and entangles hundreds of marine species, from fish and sea turtles to dolphins and whales.
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Blocking letters of credit for PDVSA oil chokes off cash that is desperately needed in the OPEC nation.
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Maximum production would require opening the chokes on existing wells and bringing previously shut-in wells back into service.
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And not to put too fine a point on the metaphor, a great many people are hoping Duke chokes.
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His voice chokes with emotion as he talks about Carter, whom he cared for for more than two years.
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To date, Oliynyk has 41 submission wins to his credit with a variety of rare chokes and other holds.
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And of course there have been a number of instances of the famous bulldog chokes in mixed martial arts.
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" The ominous music turns tender when he chokes on his own conscience: "For a minute there, I lost myself.
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I tug at the neck of my cotton gown, which chokes no matter how much I loosen the ties.
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Blocking encrypted messaging chokes off a powerful communication channel and makes future political organization by the opposition far harder.
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" The message also attacked her daughter, Meghan McCain, criticizing her appearance and saying she hopes she "chokes to death.
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But Votto still prioritizes simply making contact, and it shows in the way he chokes up on the bat.
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I tune in on my Xbox One S, the video chokes and stutters, and then it gets ugly and pixellated.
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FINANCIAL ALCHEMY CHOKES SUNEDISON | SunEdison is distressed and floundering after the terminated agreement to buy Vivint Solar for $2.2 billion,
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To get to him, she finds the roughest-looking brothel customer and insults him until he chokes her to death.
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It seems only fitting that, when he chokes on his breakfast one day, Katherine should make no move to help.
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In another, also titled "That Girl," the waterlogged heroine chokes on an off-brand Wonder Woman figurine with blond hair.
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Housing prices here are skyrocketing, the competition for tech industry talent is getting more fierce and traffic chokes the roads.
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Thinking about that question, Barbaro chokes with emotion, and listeners hear several seconds of silence before the host speaks again.
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Then consider that there were just two triangle chokes in the UFC this year (one due to Tony Ferguson, again).
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We're told he then chokes her, mounts her from behind and turns her face to the camera for a reaction shot.
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He chokes up and stands silently for some seconds, looking out the windows into the lot, his hand rubbing his neck.
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Armada practically chokes on its pop culture references, and unlike Ready Player One, it doesn't make them integral to the plot.
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Round two, meanwhile, saw Colombo reclaim the fight's momentum, blasting his exhausted foe with knees and repeatedly threatening with guillotine chokes.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNAn NBA Star Allegedly Chokes Women In NightclubMarlon Brando's Movie Rape ControversyKanye West: Meds To Blame For Downward Spiral?
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Even a decade later, after having recounted the experience dozens of times, Nanjiani still chokes up whenever he talks about it.
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Yes, it's still funny.) Ultimately, Ilana's mom (Susie Essman) chokes on a lychee, and Trey has to come to the rescue.
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The videos removed included one called "Prevent Liberalism," in which a man chokes a child and throws him to the ground.
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He's inexorable, though, so Mia makes a snap decision: She shoves him to the floor and chokes him until he dies.
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Housing is often among the first sectors to wobble; as rates on mortgages go up, this chokes off new housing demand.
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When traffic chokes River Road, Edgewater's main artery, they take advantage of the nearby ferry service for weekday transportation to Manhattan.
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We're big fans of Ortega at TMZ Sports, where he regularly comes into our office and chokes out various staff members!
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Nor has he experienced frequent knockout losses (five of Johnson's six losses were rear-naked chokes), mounting surgeries, or dwindling paychecks.
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In a way, it's an inversion of the Streisand Effect, in that its growing popularity actually chokes its success by overexposing it.
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But where his views may matter most was in Thursday's decision that conclusively chokes off any federal challenges to extreme partisan gerrymandering.
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It feels like the work of a gifted and imaginative young playwright with so much to say that she chokes on it.
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If it holds up, the Caps win the game and the series, and maybe their tortured history of playoff chokes never materializes.
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The MacBook can theoretically run more powerful games from AAA developers—like Civilization VI—but that Intel Core m7 processor chokes. Badly.
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On crucial points, the regulations on the books could be tested in the courts, a risk that chokes off potentially lucrative innovation.
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True innovators will not stay in a system that chokes the life out of them until they "earn" their right to innovate.
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It chokes your insides and makes you into the sort of person who reads "How to give great head" listicles on WikiHow.
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One of the more interesting developments in grappling over the years is that the attitudes to chokes and neck cranks have reversed.
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He's not submitting guys with triangle chokes and armbars, but he's threatening enough that he can usually get out of bottom position.
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" Parton then shares a photo of the two, and chokes back tears as she says, "I know you're sad as I am.
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"If a kid chokes or sputters after going under water but seems fine, he doesn't need to go to the hospital," Pitetti said.
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This has been going on a while, and it's been an accumulation of things that just destroyed me—it still chokes me up.
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Not every man chokes his date and calls it kink, but plenty of people see women as passive receptacles for male sexual desire.
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When our modern cultural discourse has qualified exciting sex as the kind where a girl chokes on his cock, that's a huge problem.
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And what he forgets suddenly to bring it up or he's too afraid to bring it up or he chokes in the meeting?
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Off-the-charts air pollution chokes many places in #Hebei province, w/ PM2.5 levels exceeding 1,000 in its capital city of #Shijiazhuang pic.twitter.
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In the original movie, Simba chokes the truth out of Scar until he yells it aloud, prompting the hyenas and lions to fight.
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He's added some pop to his punches on the floor to facilitate getting in the chokes and it seems to be working wonderfully.
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The danger is that the pandemic chokes off economic activity for long enough to turn solvent institutions insolvent, overwhelmed by loans gone bad.
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The Intel processor and integrated graphics are too slow for crunching 4K-resolution videos and chokes hard for streaming 4K videos on YouTube.
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Although the federation has installed an academy system to standardize coaching and culture, many believe it chokes off a pathway for young players.
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That disproportionate focus on one particular type of comedy chokes out lots of other promising types But most of these shows are just awful.
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Soto Chokes Beal in the Third Originally, Chris "The Real Deal" Beal was expected to take on Japanese legend Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto in Ottawa.
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No wonder he is in this great hard rage, when his work should be shown and isn't, and terrible stuff chokes the galleries instead.
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One risk is that the ECB, whose bond buying and low rates helped stimulate the recovery, chokes it off by tightening policy too quickly.
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Thai officials close schools as toxic air pollution chokes Bangkok, NPR reports Germany sees surge in new solar power as prices drop, ABC reports.
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" For all the ferocity of judo — with its body throws, chokes and piercing yells — the name of the sport translates to "the gentle way.
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To throw it slower — perhaps to nip the outside corner against a right-hander — he chokes the ball, pushing it back to his palm.
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Closing the border crossings chokes off key trading routes for landlocked Afghanistan, although it also has trade ties with other neighbors, such as Iran.
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Nitrogen oxides also contribute to global warming and acid rain, and are a leading cause of the smog that chokes cities like Los Angeles.
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The coalition might also challenge a congressional policy that effectively chokes off funding to government research on the potential public health threat of guns.
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The one at the end with all the lightsaber-swinging and Force chokes that shows Mr. Vader trying to retrieve the stolen Death Star plans?
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Android 8.1 runs smoothly for the most part, but once you start opening lots of apps, the phone chokes up and gets a little warm.
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"I can't do this right now," the Bitch-elor chokes up during his post-dump interview, closing himself off to stew in his secret garden.
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Upon witnessing such a remarkable implosion, The Economist's history- and statistics-minded golf fans immediately wondered where it ranked among the sport's all-time chokes.
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The two get in some potshots, Frank nearly chokes on a turkey sandwich while laughing over a joke, and they bond over a video game.
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As an interesting aside, a young Oleksiy Oliynyk scored one of his bizarre gi-less ezekiel chokes in the first round of the YAMMA tournament.
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Cars are no longer being allowed to roam freely as traffic chokes streets, contributes to climate change and threatens the safety of pedestrians and bicyclists.
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As Rush is being restrained on the ground, Hickman punches him in the head several times, shoots him with a stun gun and chokes him.
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But now each fall during annual high tides, salt water creeps up into his garden and chokes his plants, even when there are no storms.
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When Cooper and Schulze arrived, they were immediately struck by the massive pollution that chokes Bali's beaches with trash that washes up from the ocean.
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University of Washington professor Ed Lazowska calls this a tragedy of the commons, because it chokes the supply of new AI experts, hurting academia and industry.
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Queenie (Gabourey Sidibe), Zoe (Taissa Farmiga), and Mallory (Billie Lourde) make a game of her skills until Coco chokes on a piece of cake and dies.
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Her sister-in-law Kristan Trugman, who has worked with the foundation to fill the stockings, chokes up when she talks about Petersen's compassion for children.
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The closure chokes off a key trading route for landlocked Afghanistan, although it has been working to build trade ties with other neighbours, such as Iran.
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But it is so replete with ideas and arguments — and tries to cover so much territory within a confined space — that it chokes on its ambitions.
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Around the Bay Area, from the liberal pockets of Berkeley and Marin County to the more conservative parts of Contra Costa County, zoning chokes housing expansion.
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At times, they seem to enjoy each other's company; Frank laughs so hard at one of Will's crude jokes that he nearly chokes on his sandwich.
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She is crammed in with cantankerous relatives, a cat and a white Shih Tzu mix named WALL-E; tension chokes the house like a noxious gas.
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There's also the possibility that, in a fit of laughter, the person acting as the "bowl" chokes on the cereal you just poured down their gullet.
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The Main Card: Waterson Chokes VanZant in One The main event of the evening pitted strawweight star Paige VanZant with former Invicta atomweight champ Michelle Waterson.
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While boxing rules restrict bouts to the use of fists, MMA rules can incorporate kicks, knees and elbow strikes, as well as wrestling, joint locks and chokes.
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While boxing rules restrict bouts to the use of just punches, MMA also incorporates kicks, knees and elbow strikes, as well as wrestling, joint locks and chokes.
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"She is talking to you normally right now, but sometimes she chokes the baby and tells me, 'I don't want him, you take him'," her husband said.
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Like the red tape that chokes business, this fails to achieve its aim, because it brings the law into disrepute and leads people to break the rules.
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"I'm just starting… I honestly feel like I'm going to cry right now," she chokes out while what looks like a hive begins growing on her cheek.
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Standing in front of the bakery the other day, Ms. Campbell-Adams said she still chokes up when she sees people lining up for her husband's cake.
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The usual justification for municipal broadband is that having too few broadband providers chokes off opportunities for local businesses and individuals who depend on reliable broadband access.
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Rachel Maddow chokes up and cries on air as she struggles to deliver news that migrant babies and toddlers have been sent to "tender age" shelters pic.twitter.
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In Season 5, which was astonishingly in the works before the Harvey Weinstein stories broke, BoJack chokes and nearly kills his female costar, Gina Cazador (Stephanie Beatriz).
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I get that the Valley idea of a union is basically that of a terrible hidebound boa constrictor which chokes off all hope of speed and/or innovation.
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Of course Andre is out for blood from Anika but he gets amniotic fluid instead — all over his shoes when he literally chokes the life out of her.
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Low shared numerous scenes with De Niro (including one where De Niro's character chokes Kessler with a phone cord, seen below) and costars Joe Pesci and Ray Liotta.
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Wada helped alleviate any fears of some dodgy refereeing in the third round by dominating his Kiwi opponent on the ground, trying to secure a number of chokes.
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The grappling wizard met Dae Won Kim in K-1 Heroes and reportedly all Kim had been working on was fighting off rear naked chokes in MMA gloves.
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Once able to walk around her daughter's apartment, she chokes because she forgets to swallow her food, wears a diaper and barely recognizes family members, her daughter said.
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In the ocean, plastic chokes sea turtles and other marine life and absorbs toxic pollutants as it gets eaten by fish and travels throughout the ocean food web.
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When he comes to a valley full of stags, "he almost chokes with pleasure at the prospect of so great a carnage," and then he sets to work.
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Lindelof seems to have learned from Lost, as Leftovers isn't so caught up in narrative contortions that it chokes itself to death, nor is it concerned with scientific justification.
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"Water can be very violent, and this is a very difficult [cave rescue] because of the extreme high flow, the zero visibility, the boulder pile chokes, restrictions," he said.
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The chemical processes are likely similar, and researchers are now excited by the prospect of developing a biotechnological approach to the plastic waste that chokes oceans, rivers, and landfills.
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We don't need superpowers to turn the shackles of patriarchal oppression into a noose that chokes the life out of our enemies before they even realize we're a threat.
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And he chokes up just talking about the troubled students who have made a turnaround at Oxbridge, which his children attend and from which his son has just graduated.
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After Rabbit chokes at the big rap battle, embarrassing himself in front of the entire room, his friends remain loyal, offering the handshakes of comfort he so desperately needs.
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There's a laziness to his polemic: a lack of examples, arguments that unfold much too quickly to gather their full powers of persuasion, writing that chokes on excessive metaphor.
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When he climbs into her outdoor hot tub and she promptly chokes on an olive, David looks around in a mild panic, stifles his distress and watches her struggle.
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"He always says, 'You stupid Mexican, you Mexican bitch,'" said Patricia, 49, adding that if she refuses to give him some of her meager earnings, he chokes and beats her.
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Bassist Nic Bullen shouts like a sadistic drill sergeant over Broadrick's chaotic riffs, and Mick Harris intermixes raw blasts with dexterous cymbal chokes, two flourishes that still define grind drumming.
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Swift in her "Blank Space" video — tapping her red nails together as her hapless boyfriend chokes and cooing, "Darling, I'm a nightmare dressed like a daydream" — is performing weaponized femininity.
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When Raghda chokes up as she tries to explain her flashbacks to prison, it is impossible to know whether her silences are due to trauma or lack of English vocabulary.
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Of course the only character who chokes on it is the handsome, conflicted Brett, played by the top-billed Nick Jonas (who isn't the movie's main character by any stretch).
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The cane chokes and helps narrow the flow of the Rio Grande, which contributes to the frequency of flooding and to the burying of habitats for native plants and fish.
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In between the celebration and the fixing, however, comes the scene where Kylo Ren takes his anger out on a computer console aboard a Star Destroyer — and Force-chokes an officer!
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The Cubs took on the West Coast's best in the San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles Dodgers and were deadly serious about claiming the National League's flag, no jokes, no chokes.
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Sweet, an Ebola survivor and mother of five, chokes back tears as she recalls contemplating an abortion after the virus killed her husband - leaving her alone to fend for their children.
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China sent the largest delegation of any country, highlighting its efforts to modernize its power grid, push electric cars and buses, and clean up the air pollution that chokes its cities.
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Fighting up close should play well with her next goal, training and competing in Brazilian juijitsu, which trades the kicks and knees of Muay Thai for chokes, joint locks and throws.
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We heaped praise on Justin Scoggins a few months back but noted his tendency to shoot with his head low, bent at the waist, and throw himself straight into guillotine chokes.
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If you've never used Memories, I implore you to do so, because it always chokes me up a little to see the people and places I chose to archive in my phone.
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But then if hitting cups and snatching at digits to defend chokes were legal any fighter with ten or so fights would probably struggle to sign his own name and be sterile.
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Felder Chokes Cruickshank in the Third The final bout of the Fight Pass prelims paired dynamic lightweights Paul Felder and Daron Cruickshank—both of whom are known for their spectacular spinning attacks.
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Director J.J. Abrams has been silent on the matter, but some reports said the movie might show the moment when Anakin Skywalker (aka Darth Vader) chokes Padmé in Revenge of the Sith.
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Word and Excel are both underpowered iOS Word doesn't track changes quite right and chokes on huge 200-page documents that can sometimes have thousands of minor and major changes and notes.
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PHARRELL WILLIAMS CHOKES UP ABOUT 'HAPPY' At the height of Williams's song "Happy," Oprah Winfrey invited the artist on her OWN Network show to discuss his career and the song's hit status.
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Continental Resources - an industry pioneer that essentially stopped finishing new wells in North Dakota's Bakken shale field - is also applying chokes to manage production from three news wells in Oklahoma's STACK play.
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"Our approach to this late stage bull market is to raise target prices incrementally while awaiting the point at which monetary policy chokes equities and [a year later] the economy," Bannister said.
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Back on the ship, Kane appears to recover; as the crew eats a last supper before returning to sleep, Kane chokes and convulses before an alien bursts from his chest, killing him.
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Clovers is designed to test a new strategy for treating septic shock, a dangerous drop in blood pressure that chokes blood flow to organs, affects the heart and can result in death.
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If you already own Surface Pro or any laptop, why would you buy a smaller tablet with huge bezels that often chokes Windows 10 up due to its under-powered Intel Pentium processor?
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A Singaporean charity is working with villagers in Indonesia to restore ancient peatlands, seeking to curb the haze that chokes the region every year, organizers said on Thursday.
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After disclosing the injury to his corner in between rounds, Brooks attempted three submissions in the second round–two rear naked chokes and an armbar–but the Brazilian managed to evade each one.
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Ms. Barcroft, a Type 1 diabetic, has had to keep a stock of out-of-date, secondhand insulin in her fridge, just in case a disorderly Brexit suddenly chokes off her usual supply.
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With the legality of knees to the head of a downed opponent, the front headlock and the various head and arm chokes and guillotines which sprout off of it gain much more importance.
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"At the time of liver failure from chronic injury, the biggest problem becomes the large amount of scarring, which chokes the blood flow to the liver, accelerating the loss of function," says Dr. Friedman.
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Pettis made a good go of threatening triangle chokes, even when he needed to throw his legs almost above his head to attempt them, but Poirier's positioning and pressure made it difficult to finish.
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The car sputters and chokes up a 40-degree incline (which, according to the GPS, is called the Devil's Staircase) and swings round a hairpin to reveal yet another 400 yards of satanic climbing.
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" Mr. McCain's widow, Cindy McCain, for her part, shared on Twitter a hateful message she received after Mr. Trump's most recent attacks, in which the sender wished that Ms. McCain's daughter "chokes to death.
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He is 13 feet 4, with a 7-foot wingspan, and his long arms and legs allow him to dole out punishment from across the cage and lock in chokes and submissions from anywhere.
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Among his 19 professional wins are 9 knockouts, earned with knees, punches and head kicks alike, and 6 submissions, which he's secured with everything from arm bars, to triangle chokes, to keylocks and omoplatas.
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Another notable example is the Swan of Elegance, meant for children: one of its squares illustrates "Gluttonous Helen," who chokes from eating too many mince pies; landing on it sends a player back several squares.
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This show isn't afraid of appearing absurd as it ventures farther from reality — at one point, Prairie nearly chokes as she swallows a bird made of light (yep, a finch-size bird made of light).
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RELATED: GOP pitcher chokes back tears as he reflects on teammates' camaraderie "Fifty (shots) would be an understatement, I'm quite sure," Flake said when asked about the total amount of gunfire, including police returning fire.
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"Regulation doesn't work when it chokes investment, and banks can't fulfill their public purpose if they can't support their local customers, business and communities," Mr. Noreika told staff at the agency's Washington headquarters this week.
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The state mobilized in December after the discovery that oak trees in Brooklyn and in Suffolk County on Long Island were infected with oak wilt, a deadly fungus that chokes off trees' internal water supply.
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Alex Lohore and Colin Fletcher had an interesting little bout where the grappling wasn't perhaps the highest level you will see in MMA, but Fletcher was constantly attempting chokes from even the most disadvantageous positions.
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The radical plan comes as Beijing ramps up its years-long war on pollution by attempting to wean the nation off coal, its favorite fuel but one that chokes the north during China's cold winter months.
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READ: Poor suffer as Mumbai chokes on garbage dump haze Fourteen fire engines and 10 water tankers rushed to the venue, according to Devendra Fadnavis, Chief Minister of the Maharahstra state, who was at the event.
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Medeiros Chokes Spencer in the Second When CB Dolloway was forced out of his undercard bout with Francimar Barroso after a freak elevator accident, the UFC 203 Fight Pass Prelims were reduced to just one fight.
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The art had four primary areas of fighting—arm techniques, such as punches, slaps, and elbow strikes, leg techniques such as kicks and knees, throws and takedowns, and grappling, which includes holds, joint locks, and chokes.
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Anyone who asks me to believe that a tickled ape, who almost chokes on his hoarse giggles, is in a different state of mind than a tickled human child has his work cut out for him.
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At the time of the interview, a mere six days after Lovato's hospitalization, Gomez chokes up when the reporter brings up Lovato, revealing that she had, in fact, lent her support, but she did so privately.
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It's a pretty typical tale of how an ancient republic chokes on its own imperial success, but it still has a cast of characters and a hero with a tragic flaw at the center of it.
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Swampy and stubborn and never breaking a sweat, Ms. Wilson's voice works on you like smoke: It envelops, intoxicates lightly, maybe even chokes you up a bit, but never makes its shape or intentions exactly clear.
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But, to the degree that an unrestrained power to tax extends beyond these areas (even with good intentions), the predatory nature of government emerges and inevitably chokes societal wealth and, in the process, its own revenues.
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For much of the round, Bajor utilised his size advantage and had the full mount of Aukstuolis, bearing his weight down on his opponent, raining down some ground and pound strikes and attempted a number of chokes.
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Kids would write and send in the cutest renditions of their characters, but there's one letter that still sticks with me and chokes me up: It was from someone who became quadriplegic in his teens or twenties.
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After it's thrown out (most plastics do not get recycled), it ends up in our oceans, where it chokes out marine species and breaks down into "microplastics" that re-enter the food chain and, eventually, our bodies.
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Flash forward to UFC 219 the other week and Tim Elliot, after a round and a half of constantly attacking chokes, hit the same set up and snatched up an anaconda win—complete with thigh knock-over.
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It was an impressively one-sided bout: again and again Maia clung to Brown's back, threatening rear-naked chokes and calling attention to the difference between the jiu jitsu of Demian Maia and that of everyone else.
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The upheaval is only the latest chapter in the escalating tension between the government and a United Nations anticorruption panel that many Guatemalans view as their best hope to root out the pervasive graft that chokes public institutions.
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I don't like women with long false nails, big heels, aggression, arrogant college kids who do disgusting, degrading things to girls, any man wearing socks or sneakers while having sex, massive fake boobs, or blowjobs where the woman chokes.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Takuya Yokota chokes up as he talks about a photograph of his older sister Megumi, whom he has not seen since she was abducted from a beach by North Korean agents one winter evening 41 years ago.
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The government sees new energy vehicles, a catch-all for pure electric, hybrid and fuel cell cars, as a means for China's auto industry to catch up to foreign competition while also combating pollution that chokes many urban areas.
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Corden chokes up as McCartney explains how a dream about his late mother led to the lyrics for "Let It Be." The pair ends up at a pub, where Corden serves as bartender and encourages patrons to use the jukebox.
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While the newest wells appear more productive, the company declined to say what output from wells fracked with the third generation completion techniques would ultimately be, partly because it chokes, or restricts, initial output from new wells to ensure their longevity.
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There are a number of fighters who have gained a reputation for their 'poor choke defense' when a great many of their losses, while culminating in chokes, saw them getting banged up on the feet or dominated on the ground first.
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Scientists from Harvard and two Chinese universities reported that emissions of formaldehyde — principally from vehicles and chemical and oil refineries — played a larger role than previously understood in producing the thick, toxic pollution that chokes much of the country each winter.
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That all sounds very much like the president isn't picking and choosing who will suffer the most from his trade war based on who has the willpower to sit by nodding politely as he chokes down a rock-hard steak.
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Tyson Pedro has made a name for himself by losing fights that he should win after starting strong—but it doesn't always seem to be down to any single tactical decision, he just seems like a guy who chokes under the bright lights.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Air pollution chokes lungs and shortens lives but is also linked to a higher risk of mental illnesses, said researchers on Tuesday in a study based on health data from millions of patients in the United States and Denmark.
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For more on the recent Facebook platform changes, read our other stories: Instagram suddenly chokes off developers as Facebook chases privacy Facebook admits Cambridge Analytica hijacked data on up to 87M users The real threat to Facebook is the Kool-Aid turning sour
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From its spirited beginnings, the state has always signaled possibility, but more and more, as the planet's temperatures rise, as earthquakes continue to rattle with unpredictable fury, and bigger and deadlier fires ravage the state, the thought of disaster chokes the mind.
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" Emile Zola, the French writer, confronted by the bigots and liars of his day, wrote: "When truth is buried underground it grows, it chokes, it gathers such an explosive force that on the day it bursts out, it blows up everything with it.
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This is the key point: Tax cuts cannot accelerate economic growth in the long run if their immediate increase in the budget deficit reduces national savings, raises interest rates, and thereby chokes off the investment that is the fundamental prerequisite of that growth.
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He also managed to equate mixed martial artists choosing to compete as athletes with African-American slaves being forced to fight in cages on plantations and rear-naked chokes with the chokehold that New York City police officers used to kill Eric Garner.
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As her neighbors begin to turn up dead in unlikely ways—one chokes on a bone while eating a deer he's killed, another falls into an abandoned well—Duszejko tries to convince the police that the animals themselves are taking revenge on the hunters.
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There aren't many approaches, you can't fight aggressively with an opponent on your back, you have no means by which to attack them, and most decent grapplers have worked basic grip strips to chokes into their muscle memory over hundreds of hours of rolling.
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Anderson Cooper chokes up over Haiti CNN anchor Anderson Cooper reflects on the eight-year anniversary of the devastating earthquake in Haiti after Trump reportedly referred to certain nations as "shithole countries" and made derogatory remarks about Haiti during a meeting in the Oval Office.
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In "Invincible," a 2006 movie about Vince Papale, who made the roster of the Philadelphia Eagles as a 30-year-old rookie, he played Papale's father, a man who is not used to showing emotion but who chokes up with pride at his son's accomplishment.
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Microsoft touts 27.5 percent faster graphics than a Intel Core i213-powered Surface Pro 214 and 220 percent faster graphics performance than Core i225-powered Surface Pro 210, but honestly, none of these figures really matter because the Surface Go chokes up fast under even light usage.
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Obviously the cultural landscape today is different to how it was in 2004—lyrics about hoping your ex-girlfriend chokes to death are, I'm pleased to say, far less likely to fly (although there is a dubious line about being "cock strong" and something about "whore kids").
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This aching ode to New York — "my city," Robbins called it in one poem, which "chokes on its breath, and sparkles with its false lights" — feels almost like a eulogy for a vanished city, which enfolded artists and dancers and gave them both freedom and inspiration.
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Bledsoe's offensive fit may not be ideal if he chokes off shot attempts from Antetokounmpo and Middleton—let alone wide open threes from Tony Snell and Malcolm Brogdon—and most of his positive impact may occur on the defensive end (where only five teams are worse than Milwaukee).
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A soft-spoken woman, Long chokes back tears as she recounts how she hoped that by this time in her life, after earning her bachelor's degree in psychology and working for nearly 30 years in the non-profit sector, she would own a house and have good credit.
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As projections play on a mist of water, their voices rise to a guttural roar before Wiindigo chokes out the phrase "Go back to where you came from," perhaps American racism's most notorious line — given darkly witty dual meaning here as an instruction for the audience to return to the theaters.
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On Saturday, just over three weeks after her decision win over Katherine Roy at Legacy Fighting Alliance 6, Dern returned to the world of sleeve grips and skirt chokes at the Rio Falls jiu jitsu tournament in Rio de Janeiro, where she met Beatriz Mesquita in the absolute division's finals.
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Read more: People In California Are Getting Creative As Thick Smoke From The Wildfires Chokes Entire Regions —Blake Montgomery President Trump spoke to Fox News ahead of his Saturday trip to the scene of a catastrophic Northern California wildfire, marveling at the number of victims and blaming state officials for poor forest management.
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Petróleos de Venezuela, the state oil company that is the government's main source of income, reported in August that its revenue fell by more than a third last year amid production declines — part of a long collapse that chokes the country's supply of dollars needed for imports of food and other goods.
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That has led to an excess of floodwater during storms that chokes the city's vast bayou network, drainage systems and two huge federally owned reservoirs, endangering many nearby homes... Scares and near-misses like Hurricane Ike in 2008 prompted discussions about building additional coastal flooding protections, like dykes and levees, but these didn't go anywhere.
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Guillard had succumbed to chokes in the past, it's true, and Lauzon was better on the ground, but simply watching the finish it is easy to lose track of the perfectly timed counter left which saw Guillard's legs give out on him just seconds before Lauzon got on top of Guillard and took his back.
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It's the kind of place a stranger tells you she wept when your friends in Futurebirds played their version of "Wild Heart"—a song she'd never heard before—then chokes up a little more when you tell her an ex-girlfriend once sent you a love letter that consisted simply of the song's lyrics written out in beautiful calligraphy.
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Where the Emperor would ignore you if you didn't get in the way of his cartoon plan of galactic domination, Ren's is a small-scale malice that's very real — comic writer Gail Simone memorably described Ren as a school shooter, imagining his brooding anger at the universe given form through lightsaber slashes and force chokes rather than automatic weaponry.
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The Main Card: Diaz Chokes McGregor in Game-Changing Shakeup Though an injury to Rafael Dos Anjos meant that featherweight king Conor McGregor would not be contending for the lightweight crown at UFC 196, he would ultimately find himself in the cage with Nate Diaz in an unexpected welterweight bout that, in many ways, was more intriguing than the main event we originally expected.
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Still, at least Liverpool would have one source of solace: barring a quite spectacular, unprecedented collapse, a choke to end all chokes, it should still win the Premier League — the trophy the club wants more than any other, the title the fans have waited 30 years to reclaim, the crown Klopp was brought to Anfield to win — at some point between now and May.
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Related stories... Mom finds heroin in daughter's Halloween candy Texas mom, 44, arrested for sex with her daughter's teenage boyfriend, cops say Police: Child fatally stabs himself as mom beats, chokes him Schmunk told cops she "had no way to strap it down so she had her [son] climb on the roof to hold it down while she drove," and later said she did strap the boy down inside the pool, according to the complaint.
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As best I can tell, Patient Zero was this short dialogue scene, posted to Tumblr on December 23rd, 2015: Darth Vader: *force chokes storm trooper* Storm trooper: harder daddy Darth Vader: what Storm trooper: what This was quickly followed by an image macro: Of course, with the release of The Force Awakens, the Vader choking meme joined with the larger Kylo Ren fandom and went off in a bunch of other directions — but for now, let's keep the focus on Vader.
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They no longer just have sex, they perform it, both in private interactions (in a move straight out of pornography, Algee Smith's character chokes Sydney Sweeting's during sex without her consent) and via the photos and videos they pass around (most of the women on the show send nudes or have graphic photos leaked.) "I think most people's first sexual encounters happen through the lens of pornography," Euphoria creator Sam Levinson told Refinery29 at the show's recent press junket in Los Angeles.
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That's probably why the idea of quarantine romance is also having a major moment on social media, where it's become a recurring reference: i hope a bunch of roommates resolve their homoerotic sexual tension during quarantine can't believe i wasn't stuck in quarantine with my 7 guys bffs in our 2 story penthouse while i walk to the kitchen in my underwear and oversized t-shit with my hair in a messy bun while one of my roommates chokes on his water because he has a crush on me pic.twitter.
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You know, if you had one night to go to dinner, go to lunch with so and so, and people say, you know, Mother Teresa and Jesus and the Dhali Lama and, OK, I get it, but if you think about it a little bit more earthly, worldly type people, you know, people who are interesting, I think of people like William F. Buckley on the right and Gore Vidal on the left, when they had their debates, some of you are old enough to remember that stuff, really clever, insightful people, ideas that blow your mind and that kind of stuff and I can honestly tell you (chokes up), my dinner would be with Tim Duncan, because he is the most real, consistent, true person I have ever met in my life.
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