The Eagles beat the Patriots and Trump beat crocked Hillary.
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A crocked Cain Velasquez pulled out of his rematch against Fabrico Werdum ahead of the originally-planned UFC 196 show.
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I'm half wild horse and half cock-eyed alligator and the rest o'me is crocked snags an' red-hot snappin' turtle.
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Except Dan Henderson's body is a hundred and forty eight years old and his back is crocked so fans can forgive him for never going to his wrestling.
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With Roger Federer crocked, twice women's champion Maria Sharapova banned pending the outcome of an anti-doping hearing, Nadal and Tsonga forced out and bad weather ever-present, it has not been a vintage French Open to date.
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No matter what he knew about generating power, Liddell's body was clearly crocked: he couldn't turn into his shots and his arm punches on the mitts left Ortiz and the Liddell-apologists scrambling to claim that Liddell was clearly hiding his best stuff to surprise Ortiz.
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He bagged a brace in his Nice debut and scored another goal today while squaring off against the permanently crocked Radamel Falcao in a battle of diminished number nines: Do the math, and Balotelli has now scored more goals in two games than he had the last two seasons.
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This was primarily due to negative audience feedback due to the Oak's unusual face and crocked eye. New York City's Walk-In Store In 2018, the company launched a Christmas campaign with Joseph Simmons of Run-DMC where he surprised unsuspecting customers at StubHub's New York City walk-in store with raps, as part of the company's Gift Rapper campaign. The company faces competition from firms such as Ticketmaster,Vivid Seats and SeatGeek.
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The following obituaries were published shortly after his death: > Rugby men everywhere will have read with deep regret of the death in action > of that grand Scots international three-quarter J.G.S. Forrest, R.N. Air > Arm. No matter whether he was in the centre or on the wing, every time he > pulled more than his weight. I saw his Freshman’s match at Cambridge. He was > not in either team as they lined out but, upon a centre having to go off > crocked, Forrest came on to take his place.
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By this time, in 1925, Landon was 57 and had travelled constantly since the age of 21. Landon from 1912 had the use of Keylands, a cottage in the grounds of Kipling's house, Batemans, in Sussex. His London residence was, from 1907, at Pall Mall Place, St James's, and, by the time of his death in 1927, his final address (from Who's Who) was 1 The Studios, Gunter Grove, Chelsea, London. On 22 January 1927, his old friend Rudyard Kipling wrote to his former employer Lord Beauchamp saying Landon had "crocked badly", blaming "exposure and over- work".
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