Clobbering Hari, however, is a tall order for Santa's wish list.
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Or the SEC's clobbering everyone in recent years in college football.
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They spent Wednesday clobbering each other and foreshadowing even more attacks.
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Profit surged 3303 percent, clobbering analyst estimates for a 9.4 percent increase.
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In clobbering the Clippers in Los Angeles on Sunday, they showed that off.
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So far Israel has refrained from clobbering Hamas and risking a bigger conflict.
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The Red Sox have also made a fortunate habit of clobbering shitty teams.
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In Florida, the largest state voting next week, polls have Biden clobbering Sanders.
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Constellation's stock price took a 9-percent clobbering when the company announced its deal.
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Normally, I love looking into the physics of superheroes—the flying, the swinging, the clobbering.
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Judge is clobbering us over the head with white men and calling it a massage.
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Ohio State, by contrast, has two losses — one a 03-24 clobbering at unranked Iowa.
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Shell's Mr Brekelmans says that between 1996 and 2014 capital costs per barrel quadrupled, clobbering productivity.
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Meanwhile, the Cincinnati-based Frisch's Big Boy chain was clobbering McDonald's by offering a fish sandwich.
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With the marquee candidates clobbering each other in the press, Mr. Bentley's grandfatherly blandness was refreshing.
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Most press accounts say that Hillary Clinton is clobbering Sanders among African-American voters, and that's true.
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But in the Kansas City suburbs Yoder represents, Clinton isn't just beating Trump — she's absolutely clobbering him.
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With only one and a half hands free, the euro area's economy could be in for a clobbering.
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Kemp kept it rolling into the next season, clobbering 22017 home runs in the opening month of 240.
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There's been a lot of talk about how Clinton is clobbering Trump in ad spending, and she is.
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If it has achieved that, it is only by clobbering the informal sector rather than helping the formal one.
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He has also spoken recently of expropriating white-owned land, albeit with fair compensation, another recipe for clobbering productivity.
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In batting practice, he was clobbering balls all over the field, but it was not translating into actual play.
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By all accounts, Clinton should be clobbering Trump, especially with so many long-time Republicans abandoning their own nominee.
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Playoff driver Erik Jones was another casualty, bouncing off the tires and clobbering the outside wall of the oval.
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Another week, another clobbering for Prime Minister Theresa May and her plan for Britain's withdrawal from the European Union.
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She averaged 5 million viewers on her best days, nipping at Oprah's heels and clobbering her at the Daytime Emmys.
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Sure, these hackers are talented, but it's not very reassuring that hackers are clobbering people in government so often.[Reuters]
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Democrats are clobbering Hardy over the release last week of a secret audio recording of him heaping praise on Trump.
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Decades ago, Neanderthals were depicted as club-carrying, dim-witted brutes who spent their days clobbering each other with reckless abandon.
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House Democrats are clobbering their Republican challengers in the fundraising race, dramatically reducing the GOP's chances of winning back the majority.
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But history has got to be, or else Americans will keep on clobbering one another with the bones of their ancestors.
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The clobbering drums and guitars of "Deutschland" suggest a kind of forced reckoning: Let's not look away from any of this.
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Cowboy Bob got disqualified in his opening round match against Paul Orndorff by clobbering his opponent with a cast on his arm.
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So you bet big on Brexit, took profits after Trump and cleverly circumvented a China-related market clobbering in the first quarter.
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In 2017 we needed a true hero, something to distract us from the clobbering news cycle and divisive mood of the country.
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And despite his protestations that it does not, his decision must have something to do with the anticipated Republican clobbering this fall.
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The group says Argentina's return to the IMF represents a failure of Macri's economic policies, which are now clobbering mom-and-pop operators.
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This story involved Raven breaking down a locked door, pulling her boyfriend off of a naked woman and clobbering him with a stiletto.
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He has poor technique, but his power is so extraordinary it seems no man can escape a mid-fight clobbering at some point.
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He hit his third home run of the season in the fourth inning on a low pitch from Strasburg, the type Cespedes excels at clobbering.
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One upside of the vacation spot, which was also a favorite of Bill Clinton's, was that people weren't clobbering to get a look at him.
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Instead, Wells Fargo passed and won permission to buy back $25 billion in shares, more than double last year's and clobbering Konrad's $285 billion estimate.
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After clobbering Boston on April 5, Cleveland lost its final four games of the regular season — the last two without LeBron James and Kyrie Irving.
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Beach house turns into a beach Grant Lynch garnered national attention last week when he posted video of Matthew's mammoth waves clobbering his Florida beach house.
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The presidential race may have reached a turning point, as a new group of polls shows Hillary Clinton clobbering Donald Trump nationally and in swing states.
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Devers led off the fifth inning by clobbering a Colon fastball into the second deck in right field to give the Red Sox a 2-1 lead.
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It's hard to tell which guy is more shocked by the clobbering, served up in what appears to be a dope nightclub worthy of futuristic Los Angeles.
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Houston ended up clobbering Sale in an 8-2 victory in Game 1, and the series lasted just four games (Sale pitched in relief in Game 4).
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While all these plates are spinning, the kids are getting concussed, throwing themselves into dangerous stunts, and clobbering their bodies to crack into those top 20 slots.
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Pistons 127, Cavaliers 94 Blake Griffin scored 133 points in 24 minutes and visiting Detroit won consecutive games for the first time this season by clobbering Cleveland.
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Clinton is clobbering Trump by double digits in five of the six national polls released this week, up from narrow leads she held for most of the campaign.
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The GOP made clobbering the California Democrat a central piece of their messaging in Georgia's recent special election, hammering her almost as much as Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff.
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As much as the show is clobbering us over the head with the possibility that a Varys betrayal is coming for Dany, there's evidence to back it up.
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It is intended to help the undo the favorable districts Republicans drew after clobbering Democrats in state legislative and governor's races in 2010 -- the year of the last census.
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Observers have been mystified by the Obama White House's decision to spark a Democratic Party civil war over the DNC chair race so soon after its clobbering in November.
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Thus its most iconic poses: Pete Townshend clobbering the stage with an electric guitar, Jimi Hendrix humping his amplifiers, Janis Joplin, onstage at Woodstock, shaking from heroin and whiskey.
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Especially in the first movie, Rocky's story isn't one about clobbering his opponent; it's about pushing yourself against all odds and going further than you ever could have imagined.
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Clobbering huge serves and forehands, the veteran American was always in control as she set up a showdown with Romanian former world number one Simona Halep in Saturday's final.
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So fans here are eager for a victory at Brazil's Olympics, especially after an embarrassing 7-1 clobbering by Germany in the semifinals of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
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The Republicans running to replace them are on record saying they opposed that decision and their Democratic opponents are clobbering them for it, while also campaigning on Medicare-for-All.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Clobbering her way past her semi-final opponent Belinda Bencic at Flushing Meadows on Thursday, 19-year-old Bianca Andreescu proved she is no longer an underdog.
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But their projections also have Kasich — who's very far back in the delegate count — clobbering Clinton and winning the most lopsided Republican presidential victory since George H.W. Bush in 1988.
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After losing the lower chamber in a 2010 clobbering, they lost additional seats in 2014 to give the Republicans a 58-member advantage, the GOP's largest majority since the Great Depression.
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D'Arnaud, who has been inconsistent at the plate, added to the Mets' 2-0 lead in the fifth, clobbering the first pitch he saw from Tanaka over the left-field fence.
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While the Brewers may have had the NL's best win-loss record, the Dodgers had the best run differential, clobbering homers at a rate second only to the record-setting Yankees.
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DXY, which has had its best first half in three years, and a 16 percent leap in oil prices LCOc1 have played a big role too clobbering emerging markets particularly hard.
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Brewers 9, Reds 23 Ryan Braun belted a grand slam to highlight a six-run first inning as Milwaukee secured a playoff berth for the second straight season by clobbering host Cincinnati.
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Some Saudis, for their part, were aghast when the prince congratulated Mr Abadi for defeating Islamic State in Mosul—and clobbering the old part of one of Sunni Islam's greatest and most beautiful cities.
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The campaign for a delay came largely from younger members, who are pushing for major changes in Democrats' messaging and outreach strategy following the surprise clobbering the party suffered at the polls last week.
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Ramirez recorded his 35th career multi-homer game by clobbering Green's full-count fastball in the first to make it 4-0 and Loaisiga's 1-1 changeup in the second to make it 9-1.
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Washington (CNN)A political clobbering, bickering aides and now a public grenade launched across the White House by the first lady have placed President Donald Trump in a position he loathes: backed into a corner.
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EditorsNote: tweaked 973rd graf Blake Griffin scored 24 points in 24 minutes and the visiting Detroit Pistons won consecutive games for the first time this season by clobbering the Cleveland Cavaliers 127-94 on Tuesday.
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"Warren is now on CNN clobbering Bloomberg on NDAs like a prosecutor making a closing argument with nary [a] word about Sanders, who you might think was her biggest political problem," tweeted political analyst Jeff Greenfield.
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Hillary Clinton's 2016 win here, a 47-point clobbering of Sanders, netted her 25 delegates; a narrow Biden win in a situation in which two other candidates split the delegates would be more of a wash.
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Political analysts believe Da Silva could rally the opposition, which has been demoralized by the corruption scandals, impeachment of Da Silva's hand-picked successor, Da Silva's imprisonment and, more recently, a clobbering in the 2018 general elections.
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Ben Zobrist and Kyle Schwarber each drove in two runs, including a homer by Schwarber, and the Chicago Cubs rode a six-run second inning Monday to win their home opener, clobbering the Pittsburgh Pirates 103-0.
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Based on the evidence that Rubio has surged ahead in the invisible primary, and Clinton is now, and has been for some time, clobbering Sanders in that arena, it looks likely that November will be a Clinton vs.
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"Clobbering the Chinese on some of the things they need to be clobbered on is not a bad thing at all," said Stephen Morrison, director of the Global Health Policy Center at Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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A sustained sell-off in Turkey and Argentina triggered a bout of contagion in August, prompting spreads to blow out to a two-year high and clobbering emerging-market debt fund performance - already underwater at the half-year mark .
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Traders were looking to a near $63.513 billion float of music app Spotify to lift the tech gloom, after a clobbering on Monday had pushed the benchmark S&P 15.51 index , the Dow and Nasdaq below pivotal technical levels.
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Uber and Lyft in America, Didi in China and other ride-hailing firms elsewhere have used sackloads of venture capital to drive down fares and flood the streets of big cities with cars, clobbering the earnings of licensed rivals.
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The season of clobbering maximalism began with the July opening of "Moulin Rouge!" on Broadway, and continued when the tour of Jim Steinman's "Bat Out of Hell" made a pit stop at New York City Center the following month.
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LONDON, Aug 69.3693 (Reuters) - Emerging stocks rose to one-week highs on Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump criticised the Federal Reserve for raising interest rates, clobbering the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields, while the lira and rouble continued to fall.
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North Carolina, the top seed in the South, dwarfed that margin in clobbering No. 16 Texas Southern, 103-64, while No. 103 Louisville distanced itself in the second half from pesky Jacksonville State, winning by 78-65 in the Midwest.
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The U.S. dollar took off on Tuesday morning, clobbering the Japanese yen, after the Trump administration said it would delay 250% tariffs on some Chinese products scheduled to begin next month, a significant concession in the trade conflict between Washington and Beijing.
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In a show of admirable restraint, I managed to avoid clobbering him over the head and screaming directly into his stupid face about what an awful person he was, and how he had fundamentally misunderstood sport and didn't deserve to be there.
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Robinson Chirinos, a catcher who has seen some balls die at the warning track this postseason, smashed away some doubts about the ball by clobbering a pitch 13 feet and over the left field for a solo home run for a 4-1 lead.
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They are in the midst of a vast expansion in Australia and elsewhere just as the shale revolution and the start of American LNG exports has brought an unexpected burst of gas onto markets, clobbering prices for the foreseeable future and forcing producers into concessions.
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FOX had a bunch of crew members from the show setting up a shot Tuesday in Chicago ... literally within a stone's throw from where Jussie says the Osundairo brothers gave him a clobbering, poured bleach on him and left a rope around his neck.
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Sanders's main goal, meanwhile, will be to win more nonwhite voters to his cause — because as long as Clinton is still clobbering him among the black and Hispanic voters who are so crucial to the Democratic coalition, he'll remain the underdog in this race.
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The phrase suited the mayhem of the first three rounds, when the Golden Knights stampeded through the Western Conference bracket, clobbering two inferior teams in San Jose and Los Angeles and a third, Winnipeg, which was exhausted from a bruising seven-game series against Nashville.
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The Treasury estimates that the British gross domestic product, representing the size of the economy, will fall by 3.5 percent, clobbering tax receipts; that half a million people will lose their jobs; and that housing prices (and thus personal wealth of homeowners) will fall by 10 percent.
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The driver who got the worst end of the accident toll was Elliott Sadler, who led a race-high 40 laps and won the first two stages under caution (earning one playoff point for each) before clobbering the backstretch wall on Lap 20163 in a 16-car accident.
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EditorsNote: Corrects Kemp to 3 RBIs, capitalizes Opening Day in lead, minor edits throughout Starter Luis Castillo fired seven scoreless innings, Cincinnati's heart of the order hit three consecutive homers in a seven-run sixth inning, and the host Reds won for the first time since Opening Day by clobbering the Miami Marlins 14-0 on Tuesday.
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Carter's low, crunchy bass grinds and rumbles, like a heavy metal grate dragged across the ground, while guitarist Al Creedon plays thick, jittery, stark yet somehow neat power riffs; the clobbering noise they make together would approach the percussive violence, staccato melodies, and textural precision of industrial rock if not for drummer Alex Lichtenauer's fast, light, blistering touch.
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Falcons 29, Panthers 3 Atlanta intercepted four passes and defeated a second NFC South rival in as many weeks, clobbering host Carolina in Charlotte, N.C. Quarterback Matt Ryan threw for 973 yards and a touchdown, and the Falcons took advantage of some stellar work on special teams, including a 78-yard punt-return touchdown by Kenjon Barner.
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Here's where things could get ugly for the US economy in the short term: Falling oil prices The spread of the coronavirus has already hit demand for oil, clobbering prices -- a problem for US producers, which are clustered in red states like Texas, Alaska and North Dakota, as well as purple states like New Mexico where Trump lost in the 2016 election.
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She does point out, however, that he doesn't like when his sister gets more attention than him — but considering his original Twitter video has over 575K views, 19K likes and nearly 8K retweets (and counting), and a subsequent clip of Bouche clobbering snowballs with his monster mittens has over 76K views, we have a feeling he has nothing to worry about on the publicity front.
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EditorsNote: Corrects time of score in 4th graf and 2nd-to-last graf The Atlanta Falcons intercepted four passes and defeated a second NFC South rival in as many weeks, clobbering the host Carolina Panthers 21-234 on Sunday afternoon at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, N.C. Quarterback Matt Ryan threw for 278 yards and a touchdown, and the Falcons took advantage of some stellar work on special teams.
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