She claims his mom only went to cops out of revenge.
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Still, Mr. Spicer cops out by going with the obvious ending.
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Union leaders said it made cops out to be the bad guys.
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" "You can pull all the stops out/Til they call the cops out.
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J talks the cops out of arresting Pauline and covertly slips her a business card.
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Make no mistake, there are bad cops out there, and police brutality is a critical issue.
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But before they pulled the cops out of the elevator, the fire crew couldn't resist snapping a photo.
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The officer called Manu and two cops out of the microbus, and they started on the ground floor.
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"My son would have not opened the door had he known there were cops out there," she said.
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"They had the cops out working in force against me," Perini says over the phone with a chuckle.
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"My son would have not opened the door had he known there were cops out there," Ms. Finch said.
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She says she was able to flee and didn't immediately go to cops out of fear of not being believed.
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Things got HEATED when the bartender asked the chicks for ID, and then --- according to cops -- out came the blue steel.
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Sources close to Aaron told us he was fine, but thought his pissed-off ex might have called cops out of spite.
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She looks familiar to the cops and tensions run high, but they manage to shoo the cops out of the house before they realize anything.
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The group, which has met with the Department of Homeland Security, pushes for "common sense immigration reform," he said, including keeping local cops out of immigration enforcement.
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But instead of sending cops out to target people who have their phones out, why not invest in bike lanes, public transit, street signs, and other infrastructure?
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"This idea of 'throw another thousand cops out there' I don't think fixes our crime problem," said Nick Mosby, who represents West Baltimore in the State Legislature.
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Plus, he's going to be taking care of all the cops out there in riot gear, getting hit with anything from insults to beer bottles, and maybe worse.
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Gene Hackman and Roy Scheider team up to play New York cops out to bust a heroin-smuggling ring in William Friedkin's winner of the best-picture Oscar.
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There are not many original plots about mall cops out there, but the lead character's often ridiculed profession is not the only way these twin films are alike.
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He called the cops out on social media, they noticed, and a group of pro-police supporters have tried to make his life miserable ever since—with varied results.
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Vick spoke with cops for nearly 10 minutes before suddenly deciding to make a run for it -- shoving 2 cops out of the way, breaking tackles -- and SPRINTING down the street.
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Whenever he looked, he saw cops out front, entering and exiting, often one man in particular, a black cop with a kind of handlebar mustache, talking to his colleagues on the stoop.
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Next thing he knew, the suspect smashed the bedroom window with a shovel in an attempt to get in his house, so he got his wife and dog and fled to safety with the cops out front.
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But in the large majority of cases, a strict rule against shooting at cars will not only save lives, it will keep our cops out of trouble, out of the press, and God forbid, out of jail.
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At the range, I told Noir I was worried about him—that having guns might put a target on his back for all the cops out there whose racism fuels their fear of black men like us.
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In a world where the authorities may be just as likely to try to hack into your phone as a random crook, it's nice to see that Apple has added a hidden trick that could help keep cops out.
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"As a police executive, it's frustrating for me and the cops out on the street, when we arrest these individuals for having illegal firearms, and then we see them back out the next week doing — guess what— carrying another illegal firearm," Johnson said.
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Or consider the "ongoing investigation into human trafficking" cited by cops in Columbus, Ohio, after their strip club sting that netted Stormy Daniels, or the Nevada crusaders who want to shut down the state's few legal and highly regulated brothels, or the Seattle-area cops out to shut down Korean sex workers.
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Humanity driving back alien invaders is fine and all, but it's also a story that ultimately cops out by falling back on easy answers, by not asking us to consider what might happen if we, too, were forced to deal with an intelligence greater than ours that decided it wanted to claim Earth as its own.
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They drive to Gladys' house where Noreen picks up some belongings and announces that she is moving out. Gladys had the cops out looking for her and is upset that Noreen is breaking her promise to finish high school as she is still responsible for her. Noreen moves into Wesley's apartment. She sleeps or watches T.V. while he works 12- to 13-hour days.
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Connor knocks the cops out and goes into the church, where he finds the comatose Cordelia. While Jasmine eats a large group of people and prepares for her press conference, Connor gives an impassioned speech to Cordelia about needing a reason to fight. He says that he doesn't have one now and wants to just stop. He admits that he never believed in Jasmine but went along because everyone else did and he wanted to belong.
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It called the song "drab" and mocked the band for "doing the piano sap rock so effectively", saying only "moms and first dates" will like it. NME made comparisons between Gary Lightbody and "Spider-man" Peter Parker, saying both live double lives, with Lightbody's duality being a "mainstream/indie bastard hybrid". It said that both had to choose between their "good and dark sides". It then reviewed the single negatively, writing that the single "cops out, squatting uncomfortably between the two and leaving us in a web of indifference".
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After Kim and the woman have picked them all up and put them back into the bag, the woman says it was nice bumping into Kim, and walks off. Kim follows the woman to a shop that she unlocks, that has written on the door, "Brighton's only women's sex shop". Kim decides to enter the shop, shocked by all the sex toys. When she's startled by the woman, she wants to ask her out, but cops out and instead picks up a pair of vibrating lovets, asking to buy them.
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Activity in Greenwich Village was sporadic on Monday and Tuesday, partly due to rain. Police and Village residents had a few altercations, as both groups antagonized each other. Craig Rodwell and his partner Fred Sargeant took the opportunity the morning after the first riot to print and distribute 5,000 leaflets, one of them reading: "Get the Mafia and the Cops out of Gay Bars." The leaflets called for gay people to own their own establishments, for a boycott of the Stonewall and other Mafia-owned bars, and for public pressure on the mayor's office to investigate the "intolerable situation".
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The murderer then narrates a story shown in a flashback sequence of his girlfriend Smitha (Vijayaranjini) being raped by Kumar and his friends, with Smitha committing suicide following the incident. A few days later, walking straight into Kumar's house intending to kill him to avenge Smitha's death, the murderer seizes the opportunity of the ensuing drama in the house between Kumar and Sudha and slits Kumar's throat unseen by Sudha. Cut to the present, he gets arrested along with Sudha and are being brought to jail by a police vehicle. The film ends with the murderer tackling the cops out and escaping.
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" Examples of this "new world" include the ways in which Toby finds himself in cases. In season one, the majority of cases in which Toby was involved were approached by Toby. That is, Toby, as a paramedic, was called to a location and found himself wrapped inside of a case. On the other hand, season two sees Toby approached by Sergeant McCluskey on most cases. In addition, season one had more of a mysterious, conspiracy sci-fi theme whereas season two has, as star Lauren Lee Smith states, "no real sci-fi aspect to it... It’s a guy who can read people’s minds and he helps the cops out with that.
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