MCA president Valeria Salech climbed on to the stage and took the microphone.
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They climbed on to a tree, Rivera told RPP radio — but the trunk broke.
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Once, a fire ran so close to our house that I grabbed the hose and climbed on to the roof.
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In what appeared to be a cry for help in the heat, the koala climbed on to one of the cyclist&aposs bikes.
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Elsewhere in the city, demonstrators climbed on to a Docklands Light Railway train at Canary Wharf and sang songs as they displayed protest banners.
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To safely bring the elephant back to shore, a member of the Navy climbed on to the animal's back and tied ropes around its body.
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Struggling to speak as Pantaleo climbed on to Garner's back to hold him down, Garner said, "I can't breathe" 11 times before he passed away.
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The California lawmaker was ridiculed on social media Friday after he climbed on to the roof of a building after attempting to speak with protesters.
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THIRTEEN months ago, a young government minister climbed on to a platform in a small meeting hall in his home town of Amiens, in northern France.
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As Moir glided sideways in a crouched spread-eagle position, Virtue, clad in a shimmering purple and black catsuit, climbed on to his thighs before arching backwards with outstretched arms.
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At Ramachandran's funeral procession, Jayalalithaa climbed on to the carriage meant for family and those who were close with him, only to be pushed out by one of his family members.
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"He performed it and all of a sudden he climbed on to the two guns....At the end of the song he bent over holding one of the poles and tipped over," he continued.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Four people were arrested after they climbed on to a first-floor balcony of the Iranian embassy in London on Friday and waved flags in an apparent protest against the government in Tehran.
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On 7 March, rioting broke out at the safe home, followed by a mass escape. The day began with protests against abuse, rape, and overcrowding. According to the Social Welfare Secretariat, the riot started at 2:00pm when a group of adolescents climbed on to the roof and threatened guards and staff with metal objects. During the confusion, about 85 residents escaped and fled into the surrounding woods.
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On February 3, 1905, Nahcotta, with Capt. Parker in command, rescued crewmen from the steamer M.F. Hazen, which had struck an obstruction in the river while towing a barge laden with hay and feed to Chinook, Washington. M.F. Hazen had capsized, throwing the captain in the water, who was able to cling on to the obstruction itself, which was called a spile. The engineer had climbed on to the bottom of the overturned Hazen.
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According to Medina, he did not recall the incident because he was blackout drunk. The Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Grand Final played host to a memorable incident, in which a shirtless man climbed on to the stage at Mandalay Bay Events Center and reportedly demanded to challenge NYChrisG, the newly crowned champion, to a game of UMvC3, before being escorted away by security. To this day, the man's identity and whereabouts remain unknown.
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Police partially cleared the Oxford Circus site, including removing the boat, whilst activists still occupied the road. The police said 682 people had thus far been arrested in London. On 25 April protesters glued themselves across the entrances to the London Stock Exchange, whilst others climbed on to a Docklands Light Railway train at Canary Wharf holding banners. Activists gathered at Hyde Park to end the 11-day demonstrations in London, during which 1,130 people had been arrested.
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By late evening police said that 682 people had thus far been arrested in London. On 25 April thirteen protesters blockaded the London Stock Exchange by gluing themselves across its entrances, wearing LED signs. Despite this, the operation of the market was not affected. Another 4 protesters climbed on to a Docklands Light Railway train at Canary Wharf, and held the banners, which resulted in a short delay between Bank and Monument station and Stratford/Lewisham station.
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Vargas thought he had done enough to retain his title, after the first score of 114–113 was read, he climbed on to the corner raising his arms in the air, only for Pacquiao to be read out the eventual victor. After a steady first round, Pacquiao woke the crowd up in the second round when he hit Vargas with a straight left hand that put him on the mat. The knockdown set the tone for the rest of the fight which had action back and forth.
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Players must change the colors of blocks by controlling a character who walks on and climbs up on them. As blocks fall from the sky, the player must also avoid these, and avoid stepping on blocks when they are shaking. Cubes can be climbed on to the next level and even pushed over in order to get all the cubes touched on the same level to score more points. Special pick-up object blocks give the character a mega punch to knock blocks off of the level in the direction of the punch.
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Following the force-feeding, Davison decided on what she described as a "desperate protest ... made to put a stop to the hideous torture, which was now our lot" and jumped from one of the interior balconies of the prison. She later wrote: > ... as soon as I got out I climbed on to the railing and threw myself out to > the wire-netting, a distance of between 20 and 30 feet. The idea in my mind > was "one big tragedy may save many others". I realised that my best means of > carrying out my purpose was the iron staircase.
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On 11 March 1984, Guðlaugur and four other fishermen were fishing near the Westman Islands when their boat, which was engaging in fishing and carrying trenchers to another village, capsized at about 10 pm. It is suspected that the weight of the trenchers was miscalculated, causing the boat to be more susceptible to turbulent ocean conditions. During the sinking of their boat, off the coast of Heimaey in Vestmannaeyjar, he and two out of four other companions climbed on to the keel. After about 45 minutes, they swam towards the shore, yet the other two disappeared within 10 minutes.
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They ran out > through the front door, climbed on to the top of a bay window which gave > access to a bedroom, opened the window and helped three of the children and > the mother on to the flat roof. John Bamford and his father then climbed > into the bedroom where they could hear the two remaining children, aged 4 > and 6, shouting in the back bedroom, situated immediately above the seat of > the fire. The bedroom doors at the head of the stairs were enveloped by > flames. The father draped a blanket around himself and attempted to reach > the children but the blanket caught fire and he was driven back.
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On 4 October 1850 the locomotive due to work the 0800 departure from Bury had to be withdrawn from service due to a technical failure. The station master at Bury knew an engine would be sent from Ipswich to investigate the situation (this being normal practice in the days before telegraph communication between stations). To save time four horses were connected to the two-coach train to pull it along the line to meet the loco coming from Ipswich. To enable them to see the relief train at the earliest opportunity Bury Stationmaster Hartwell and a porter William Baldwin climbed on to the roof of the first carriage and they were joined at Thurston by stationmaster James Wolton.
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