The waning seconds produced a scintillating series of punches and counterpunches.
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Counterpunches from Democrats in blue states only cemented the movement's resolve.
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"It's not a function of personality," Gingrich said of Trump's counterpunches.
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In prizefight fashion, both sides traded punches and counterpunches based on the charges.
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As Election Day has neared, new accusations have emerged, along with punches and counterpunches.
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I called Trump to discuss effective counterpunches, and he told me, 'Just remember, I win.
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Those counterpunches targeting products including soybeans have taken a toll on agricultural states such as Kansas.
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His advisers expect him to be cool and composed, but ready with fierce counterpunches when Clinton attacks.
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So, the Hoosiers must find some solid counterpunches to avoid getting knocked around, knocked down and knocked out.
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Sean McVay had the whole offseason to adapt and draw up counterpunches, so he'll surely have some answers.
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He may describe socialism in benign terms, but he regularly drops his guard, opening himself up to devastating counterpunches.
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The counterpunches threaten to harm farmers in areas that supported Trump, such as Nebraska, Iowa and parts of Illinois.
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It is a long-held stance that has resulted in periodic action by the university — and counterpunches by the clubs.
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While Chuck rages and schemes and punishes himself, Bobby coolly blocks and counterpunches, and ruthlessly leverages whatever advantage he can get.
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On Thursday, he was nimble and quick to rebut Trump, launching off-the-cuff counterpunches and often speaking over his rivals.
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Officials didn't know how aggressively Russia would respond to any counterpunches and worried they "might attempt to affect electoral infrastructure," the report states.
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Similar to Walmart, Disney is the only incumbent with the assets, leadership, and shareholder base to land counterpunches on the purveyors of paper towels & AirPods.
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Verbal jousting among House Science Committee members over President Trump's cybersecurity practices spilled over into a hearing Tuesday, as members snuck in barbs and counterpunches throughout.
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Eye for an eye, measure for measure — even when faced with an undeniable hot mic tape of him bragging about sexual assaulting women, Donald Trump counterpunches.
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"It's a pattern with him — he sometimes counterpunches so hard he hits himself," said Ari Fleischer, who served as White House press secretary for George W. Bush.
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The same is also true for Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who has to build on a strong third-place showing in Iowa with something other than counterpunches.
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The blows came — his very presence drew virulent attack — but not his counterpunches, even when fighting more fiercely and wielding power with impunity might have been in order.
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As the presumptive Republican nominee gave a speech, threatening to rip up trade accords and put tariffs on goods from China, the chamber live-tweeted its jabs and counterpunches.
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Staying southpaw against Brunson will result in a closed guard matchup, where Machida's rear-handed counterpunches often make him a bit more susceptible to being clipped on the follow-up.
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Trump is swinging his counterpunches off CNN, NBC, and ABC, preemptively inoculating his audience from potential attacks against his administration — something that worked for him during the primaries and general election.
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"He seems uncomfortable with difficult questions and does not take counterpunches very well," said Rebecca Pearcey, who ran the losing campaign of Pence's opponent in the 2012 race for Indiana governor, Democrat John Gregg.
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These two organizing terms also draw counterpunches and, with that, you can almost make out the contours of what passes for a conversation on social media with only six weeks left until Election Day.
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Clinton may have held back to avoid counterpunches about her husband, but it's just as likely that she exercised restraint simply because she doesn't have to be the person to pummel Trump over the tape.
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The counterpunches against Ryan Bader and Rashad Evans make a great contrast—in an open guard position Machida can always "lean out the window" past his opponent's lead shoulder to limit his ability to hit him.
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The senior White House official said Trump will also try to watch as much of the debates as he can to get a sense of what his competition looks like and how he should frame his counterpunches, if need be.
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And with so much uncertainty looming over the race — one poll last month indicated that fewer than 20 percent of New Hampshire Republican primary voters had definitively decided — the volleys and counterpunches could also propel a candidates who stays out of the fray.
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But the week's events could offer a glimpse of what is to come in the next year as the Islamic State and the United States-led coalition to defeat it engage in a series of punches and counterpunches, with each side claiming the upper hand.
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To appreciate a side that presses and harries with ravenous hunger, that delivers rapid-fire, ruthless counterpunches, that can beat an opponent in the air and on the ground, that never knows when it is beaten, that seems to relish snatching victory at the death.
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Rather than even attempt to justify his approach, Trump simply counterpunches to offer the theory that wildfires are caused not by hot dry weather but by a paucity of rakes: Josh, you go to other places where they have denser trees — it's more dense, where the trees are more flammable — they don't have forest fires like this, because they maintain.
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My insta-take on last night's debate isn't particularly original: Marco Rubio's shrinking violet act this week turned out to be a head fake, he battered and — above all — mocked Donald Trump in ways that Republicans should have been battering him and mocking him all along, and Trump's counterpunches were weak and Rubio did what poor Jeb Bush never managed and talked over him, denying him the chance to let his punchlines land.
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Even if Trump eventually makes a version of the order stick, however, much about the rollout exemplifies the aspects of his administration that most irk critics — a willingness to announce dramatic policies without preparing the ground first, even with potential allies in Congress; the influence within the administration of polarizing figures such as White House aides Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller, who espouse a very hard line on both immigration and Islam; and Trump's own tendency to react to any setback with vigorous counterpunches.
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Things started to turn in Bradley's favor during the second half of the fight, as Pacquiao struggled to land big punches. Around the seventh round, Bradley began to use his double jab effectively, and avoid Pacquiao's counterpunches. He moved better, and got off his own counterpunches. "I got my second wind in the sixth round," Bradley said after the fight.
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Pacquiao remained on the offensive during the fifth, but Bradley managed to land some counterpunches. All three judges gave the fourth round to Pacquiao, but only one awarded him the fifth. Pacquiao dominated the sixth round, trapping Bradley in the corner, and getting off several consecutive unanswered punches. All judges gave Pacquiao the sixth round.
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Such a tool solved two issues, one technical and one aesthetic, that arose in punchcutting. Often the same counterpunch could be used for several letters in a typeface. For example, the negative space inside an uppercase "P" and "R" is usually very similar, and with the use of a counterpunch, they could be nearly identical. Counterpunches were regularly used in this way to give typefaces a more consistent look.
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This is one of those fights that should go on until only one man is left standing. This kind of fight should not have to be decided by something as irrelevant as three scorecards. Round eleven is Morales's round, as he outworks Barrera, landing big right hands that stun Marco. Still, Barrera counterpunches, going strong against Morales's body, making him bend a little more noticeably in pain as he feels those hooks to the ribs.
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As was his custom when boxing more skilled opponents, Battalino took the offensive, never giving his opponent room to fire effective counterpunches. In a close bout, the Associated Press gave Battalino eight rounds, with only seven to Chocolate. Battalino landed body blows against Chocolate to gain a points advantage in the eleventh through the fourteenth rounds, though Chocolate led the first two rounds as well as the eighth through tenth, and the final round by a shade.
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In the ninth round, Pacquiao was able to take advantage of Bradley's aggression, and drive him back into the ropes. Bradley left himself too open to counterpunches, and Pacquiao won the round on two of the three judges' cards. Bradley bounced back in the tenth round, winning on all cards, thanks in part to a good head shot midway through the round. During the eleventh round, Bradley appeared to be gaining momentum, landing a series of punches, and backing Pacquiao against the ropes.
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On December 21, 1937, and January 25, 1938, he fought Jack Carroll and Dick Humphries in Sydney, Australia, losing both bouts in ten round points decisions. The bout with Carroll, Australian Welterweight Champion, brought an enthused capacity crowd of 30,000, likely the largest crowd of Jannazzo's career. Jannazzo was badly pummeled by Carroll's blows to both body and head, but never tired in the bout, and attempted to return counterpunches after each encounter. The bout was described as one of Carroll's best.
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A counterpuncher utilizes techniques that require the opposing boxer to make a mistake, and then capitalizing on that mistake. A skilled counterpuncher can utilize such techniques as winning rounds with the jab or psychological tactics to entice an opponent to fall into an aggressive style that will exhaust him and leave him open for counterpunches. For these reasons this form of boxing balances defense and offense but can lead to severe damage if the boxer who utilizes this technique has bad reflexes or isn't quick enough.
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Transverse counterpunches may also be incorporated in the forming die in order to form protrusions with small diameter/length ratio. Transverse counter punches may also be used to punch holes in the work piece at the end of the forming process. Designing the process has in the past been a challenging task, since initial analytical modeling is possible only for limited cases. Advances in FEA and FEM in recent years has enabled hydroform processes to be more widely engineered for varieties of parts and materials.
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9, 31 January 1911 Newspapers were divided on who had won the bout, but the local papers, The New York Times, and Brooklyn Daily Eagle favored Attell as the winner. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle wrote that Attell used stabbing lefts to counter McGovern's advances in the fourth and fifth. After the fifth, Attell's left to the face and right cross to the jaw dominated the bout, and took the steam from McGovern. In the ninth and tenth, McGovern staged an ineffective rally, and was stopped by Attell's counterpunches.
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Attell first fought Johnny Kilbane, future world featherweight champion from 1912-23, on March 24, 1911, drawing in ten rounds in Cleveland, Ohio. One reporter noted that Kilbane injured his right hand in the first round and could only push it into Attell's face when he half clinched, though he did damage with his strong right throughout the bout. Kilbane landed a storm of punches in the second round. Attell fought very aggressively and got in left slams to the body as well as stiff counterpunches to Kilbane's face.
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On February 19, 1945, he lost to Willie Pep, in a NYSAC title match at Madison Square Garden before a crowd of 10,000 in a fifteen round unanimous decision. Pep would become a World Featherweight Champion in 1947. He had Terranova close to a knockout in the tenth round, and led throughout, landing nearly continuous blows throughout the match, and scoring often with counterpunches. Each boxer weighed within a pound of the other, but Terranova's shorter reach made infighting difficult, and his stronger punches were often quickly blocked or countered.
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Stoltz had cuts on his left eyelid and eyebrow that led the referee to end the bout. In his first NYSAC Lightweight Title bout against Tippy Larkin on December 18, 1942, Jack surprised again by knocking out the champion in the third round with a right uppercut to the chin. He floored Larkin with a left hook for a count of one in the first minute of the first round. The bout was furious and both boxers landed constant blows, though Jack seemed to withstand the onslaught of Larkin and deliver an equal or greater number of counterpunches.
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Memphis Pal Moore Ertle clearly forfeited all claims to the world bantamweight title on April 10, 1918, when he lost to Memphis Pal Moore in a fifteen-round points decision before a large crowd at the Lyric Theater in Baltimore. In a decisive victory by Moore, the Baltimore Sun wrote that except for close fighting in the second, eighth, and ninth, Moore outboxed and outpunched Ertle in the remaining twelve rounds. He dominated with his left, keeping Ertle away and beating him back from effective counterpunches. Though Ertle repeatedly took the aggressive stance, Moore used his superior reach to throw the more effective blows each time Ertel got close.
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Vyacheslav Ivanovich Lemeshev () (April 3, 1952 in MoscowGreat Soviet Encyclopedia, 3rd edition, entry on Вячеслав Лемешев -- January 27, 1996) was an Olympic boxer from the USSR. Soviet physiologists, while examining Lemeshev abilities with electronic measuring devices, discovered his extremely fast, split-second reaction, uncommon not only for boxers, but for the other athletes as well, and decisive when it comes to the counterpunches and cross- counters, in which he was one of the best in the entire middleweight, though severe trauma of the left hand (Lemeshev was a southpaw) ended his olympic career, and boxing career as well, when resulted in several knockout losses in a row.
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Juan Manuel Márquez Méndez (born August 23, 1973) is a Mexican former professional boxer who competed from 1993 to 2014. He is the third Mexican boxer (after Érik Morales and Jorge Arce) to become a world champion in four weight classes, having held nine world championships including the WBA (Super), IBF and WBO featherweight titles between 2003 and 2007; the WBC super featherweight title from 2007 to 2008; the WBA (Super), WBO, Ring magazine and lineal lightweight titles between 2008 and 2012; and the WBO junior welterweight title from 2012 to 2013. In a career that spanned over twenty years, Márquez was known for being a fast and highly technical boxer who was exceptionally skilled at combinations and counterpunches, yet also willing to engage in slugfests with opponents. He was also credited for his toughness, and never lost a fight by stoppage.
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Retrieved on 2012-01-03. He earned a unanimous decision win against Kem Sitsongpeenong in a competitive match, the Thai fighter's first under kickboxing the rule set, at Oktagon presents: It's Showtime 2010 in Milan on March 13, 2010Kem Sitsongpeenong Returns to Italy!. Thescienceof8limbs.com (2010-03-16). Retrieved on 2012-01-03. but reinjured his hand in doing so and thus two more proposed matchups, a March 27 meeting with Yoshihiro Sato at the K-1 World MAX 2010 –70 kg Japan Tournament in Saitama and a fight with Nieky Holzken at It's Showtime 2010 Amsterdam on May 29, were shelved. After healing up from his injuries, Petrosyan made his comeback to K-1 and entered into the K-1 World MAX 2010 Tournament, winning a unanimous decision against Vitaly Gurkov in the round of sixteen at the K-1 World MAX 2010 in Seoul World Championship Tournament Final 16 in Seoul, South Korea on October 3, 2010. After a clear 10-9 opening round, the reigning champion began really picking the tall Belarusian apart with counterpunches, catching kicks and slipping punches en route to another dominant second frame.
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