And again, finally dislodging the toast on the third try.
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Young folk are dislodging their elders from the juiciest jobs.
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"After Aleppo, there is no chance" of dislodging Assad, Ford added.
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Besides, dislodging an incumbent in a primary remains a herculean feat.
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As the screw turned, the plug prevented it from dislodging the plaster.
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I eye the sofa, wondering if I can sit without dislodging something.
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Richard ably threads his way through its masses, dispensing questions, dislodging opinions.
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But Venezuela's deepening economic crisis is now dislodging some of the country's neediest.
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The upstarts will face a number of challenges dislodging Airbus and Boeing however.
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Unfortunately, those boards contain asbestos; dislodging them could result in a health hazard.
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Namestnikov and Campbell slid into the goal, dislodging the net with puck beneath Campbell.
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That's when Ralphie moved in to give the kid the Heimlich, dislodging the food.
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Go out after a storm, because rainwater can scour the landscape, dislodging your quarry.
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Only problem—dislodging the crab from the can post-opening is no easy feat.
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He might still have a big impact on the Democrats' hopes of dislodging Donald Trump, however.
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The thunderstorm dumped about 1.5 inches of rain in an hour, toppling trees and dislodging rocks.
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After dislodging a wooden rod keeping the door shut, he tried to play fetch with it.
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These women herald calamity — both the dislodging of white supremacy and the subversion of male supremacy.
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His win over Thiem secured the world number one ranking, dislodging Nadal from the top spot.
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The injured animal rolled down a slope, dislodging rocks and striking 28-year-old William McCormick.
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Similarly, the war in Syria was fomented by the West with the aim of dislodging Mr Assad.
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The injured animal rolled down the slope, dislodging rocks along the way, straight for the two men.
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Big's people say dislodging an oyster is difficult; oysters attach themselves to objects underwater with cementlike inviolability.
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It's an dislodging bit of music that looks to set up another fearlessly innovative piece of work.
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Alex almost chokes on a pill in the school hallway, but someone knocks into her, dislodging the pill.
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The looters had stolen most of the jewelry and precious metals, dislodging the couple's corpses in the process.
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But Jayshree Ullal, Arista's chief executive, said dislodging Cisco on a large scale would take a long time.
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Yet the Watergate comparison also shows how much harder dislodging Mr Trump would be than removing Nixon was.
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Most would settle for dislodging Mr Trump even if they could not win back their party in the process.
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Government forces eventually succeeded in dislodging the occupiers, but the battle took weeks and destroyed much of the city.
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The sanctions are geared toward dislodging President Nicolás Maduro from power by denying him relief from international debt markets.
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The delays in dislodging Mr Zuma stem from creaky party process and from Mr Ramaphosa's lack of an overwhelming mandate.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechScientists have finally determined the first steps toward dislodging the Mars InSight lander's frustratingly stuck heat probe.
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The last two reconstructive presidencies — FDR and Reagan — chipped away at the foundations of party politics without dislodging core structures.
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Is that why he is so much more effective at dislodging information from Officer Paul Larkin, the policeman on duty?
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Water flossing is reportedly more effective in dislodging food and plaque than standard floss, while still being gentle on the gums.
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Though her real world origins feel Syrian, her back story and fight—dislodging an imperial power occupying her home—are Afghan.
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Venezuela's internationally-recognized government believes there is still reason to be hopeful when it comes to dislodging President Nicolas Maduro from power.
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Under Abadi's orders, government forces responded to the referendum by dislodging Kurdish militia from disputed regions including the oil city of Kirkuk.
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That decision has freed the government and allied militias to focus on dislodging rebels from the suburbs around Damascus, such as Daraya.
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He stayed in the game and tormented the Bengals once again, dislodging the ball from Hill in the play that initiated their demise.
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Dislodging pollution is quite difficult because it really does stick to your skin, so the longer you massage a cleanser in, the better.
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Iraqi government armed forces are focusing their effort on dislodging insurgents from the city of Mosul, Islamic State's de-facto capital in Iraq.
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She was then back in the operating room for a procedure to help prevent more clots from dislodging and traveling to her lungs.
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Images showed the ship's upper decks smashed against bridge, dislodging a portion of the road and forcing authorities to close it to traffic.
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Mr. Smith, when he's not playing drum patterns, scrapes his cymbals with the fat end of his drumstick, dislodging a spray of different tones.
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Al Qaeda officially entered Syria's civil war in January 2012 with the explicit goal of dislodging President Bashar Assad and establishing an Islamic state.
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China will rise in the rankings to claim the second spot for the first time, dislodging Taiwan, which will fall to the third position.
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Add the chicken broth and bring to a boil, dislodging any caramelized bits from the bottom of the Dutch oven to maximize flavor. 6.
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If the goal is to defeat Trumpism, the battle should focus on dislodging Trump's ideological allies, like Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller, from power.
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Ecuador's new president, Lenin Moreno, has expressed an interest in dislodging Assange from his country's London Embassy, where he has taken refuge since 2012.
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You don't want people to think you're gurning in the club when actually you're just dislodging a bit of carrot from between your teeth.
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Another operation allowed a surgeon to insert a filter into a major vein to prevent more clots from dislodging and traveling to Williams' lungs.
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An earned media coup of some kind might be helpful in dislodging Biden's wins from the headlines before those voters go to the polls.
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Greens Bayou had swelled to a record 43.4 feet where it crossed Tidwell Road, dislodging cars and ripping apartment walls down to their studs.
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Al Qaeda officially entered Syria's civil war in January 22007 with the explicit goal of dislodging President Bashar Assad and establishing an Islamic state.
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ATHENS, March 27 (Reuters) - Delays in concluding Greece's bailout review risk dislodging growth forecasts this year, Greek central bank governor Yannis Stournaras said on Monday.
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He was the first great fighting star of the YouTube era, and he'll be forever archived there, turning heads and dislodging eyeballs from their sockets.
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In March 2015, a military coalition led by Saudi Arabia began a campaign of airstrikes aimed at dislodging the Houthis and restoring Mr. Hadi's government.
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The mesh is implanted in the vaginal wall; complications have included bleeding, pain, inflammation and dislodging or protrusion through the wall that can cause infection.
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The tip of the catheter is snaked past the object then the balloon is inflated and the catheter is pulled out, dislodging the foreign body.
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Mantashe said the calls for Zuma to step down "are not so much about removing the President but rather dislodging the ANC itself from power".
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Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party succeeded in dislodging the Conservatives' parliamentary majority on June 8, confounding predictions that it would suffer heavy losses in the vote.
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For the past year, Saudi Arabia has bombarded the Arab world's poorest country in the hope of dislodging Houthi rebels it says are allied with Iran.
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Holway beat at the dense, low-lying branches of the scrub with a special net, called a beating net, perfect for dislodging insects from the canopy.
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All that is required for the dislodging of the status quo is a natural gush of political complaint, or so the movie would have us believe.
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The architects of the "petro-yuan" face an uphill struggle in dislodging the "petrodollar" and, with it, more than four decades of U.S. dollar-priced oil.
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Backed by U.S. special forces directing highly effective airstrikes, the Kurdish militia has lost more than 21625,2900 fighters in dislodging ISIS from Raqqa and other bastions.
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Justin Thomas, Jon Rahm, Spieth and Justin Rose all have a mathematical chance of dislodging him, a point Johnson shrugs off as much ado about nothing.
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First, the Suns set a stagger screen in secondary transition for Eric Bledsoe, with Jared Dudley picking Steph Curry followed by Tyson Chandler dislodging Kevin Durant.
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It's nice when the scraper device meets a horizontal cross brace, dislodging a small patch of gel to reveal a soft-edged oblong blob of underpainting.
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Dislodging it so that merger review would have to consider impacts on suppliers, the labor market, and other stakeholders is an idea with considerable support among outsiders.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has focused on dislodging rebels from their remaining besieged pockets since driving them from eastern Ghouta last month after a fierce offensive.
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Still riding high from the London Olympics, England topped the table at Glasgow with 174 medals, including 58 golds, dislodging Australia for the first time since 1986.
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Under Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's orders, government forces responded to the referendum by dislodging Kurdish militia from disputed regions including the oil city of Kirkuk.
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However, as vehicles became taller, the risk of either jamming against ceiling beams or dislodging them and collapsing the building on top of the vehicle inhibited commanders.
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Roughly a quarter of tenant households shell out over half of their income on rent, writes Dougherty, and evictions are dislodging around a million households every year.
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It raced to the top of the charts in six weeks, finally dislodging Tommy James and the Shondells' "Hanky Panky" to hit No. 1 on July 30, 1966.
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Istanbul (CNN)For months, the US has been building up an alliance in the Middle East aimed at dislodging ISIS from its strongholds in both Iraq and Syria.
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In the Chacao district of eastern Caracas, a traditional opposition bastion, a dozen protesters spoke of a renewed confidence in dislodging Maduro and predicted a new wave of demonstrations.
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One Japanese startup thinks it can change this by dislodging a core tenet of home robotics: instead of having software control the machines, it wants humans to do it.
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The escalation of problems with Sadr comes at the wrong time for Abadi who wants to keep the focus on dislodging Islamic State from the northern city of Mosul.
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The Iraqi military gained additional ground on Tuesday, dislodging the militants from Hay al-Tanak, one of Mosul's largest districts by area, on the western edge of the city.
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Iraq declared victory over Islamic State in December, dislodging the group from all territories it held after its self-proclaimed caliphate, which extended into Syria, collapsed earlier in 2017.
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It's flexible with a razor-thin edge so you can get underneath anything to flip it without dislodging that crispy crust or perfect sear you worked hard to achieve.
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This past summer, the Obama administration deemed Surt an "area of active hostilities," after the Libyan prime minister asked for assistance in dislodging Islamic State militants from that city.
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In Lebanon, the Iran-backed political party and militant group Hezbollah believes the protests are -- at least partially -- part of an "international plan" aimed at dislodging its political presence.
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"China has been very clever at trans-shipping product through other countries and dislodging domestic demand in other countries, which causes their producers to dump on us," he said.
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In order to prevent more clots from dislodging and moving into her lungs, she returned to surgery for a third time to have a filter inserted into a major vein.
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Meanwhile, there's another category of startup — and one that's attracted massive valuations by running directly at incumbent players with an eye toward dislodging them from their perches atop the industry.
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TMZ obtained footage of 24-year-old Austin Clay going to town early Wednesday morning on the star ... dislodging it from the famed sidewalk, and leaving it in tiny pieces.
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Do not be taken in, as many were after Watergate, by the idea that a successful dislodging of a criminal presidency will signal renewed commitment to the rule of law.
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But Musk has inspired such a celebrity following that he's inextricably linked with Tesla in the public consciousness, such that dislodging him for fraud was never seriously considered, it seems.
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Current and former officials said he was keenly interested in dislodging the Venezuelan leader, even raising the prospect in private meetings of limited American military involvement to hasten that outcome.
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Later in the summer, the administration deemed Surt, Libya, an "area of active hostilities," after the Libyan prime minister asked for assistance in dislodging Islamic State militants from that city.
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Iraq declared victory over Islamic State last December, dislodging the group from all the territory it held after its self-proclaimed caliphate, which also encompassed part of Syria, collapsed earlier in 2017.
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This divisive governance system ultimately allowed groups such as AQIM and its various affiliates to take root in northern Mali where they remain steadfast despite attempts at dislodging them from the region.
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CTS troops have moved in from the east, dislodging Islamic State from a Christian region that has been empty of residents since the ultra-hardline Sunni militants took it over in 2330.
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Whether on a sheet pan or in a skillet, its razor-thin, angled edge allows you to flip anything without disrupting or dislodging the golden brown crust you worked hard to archive.
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Dislodging the officers would require a critical mass of Libya's power brokers, citizens and foreign allies to come together against the new rulers, something they hadn't managed even against the unpopular monarchy.
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It would have been blow to Murray's solar plexus if, two weeks after dislodging Djokovic from the top ranking, the Serb had ripped it back with a fifth consecutive Tour Finals title.
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The company's next hotly awaited release is the new Ryzen processors for PCs, aimed at gamers and others who need a high-performance processor as well as dislodging Intel Corp's near monopoly.
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Systemic police reform was a defining feature of the Obama-era Justice Department, which considered judicial oversight key to dislodging unlawful practices as firmly entrenched as investigative holds were in Ville Platte.
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Given the condition of his lungs, he would probably spend the rest of his life in a facility, attached to a breathing machine, his arms tied down to prevent the tube from dislodging.
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While complications, such as expulsion or dislodging of the device, are rare, they do happen for between 3% and 5% of women with an IUD, according to the American College of Gynecologists and Obstetricians.
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Following a lengthy video review, the original call was overturned and Roussel was credited with the goal since the puck crossed the line and Dubnyk had only wobbled the net instead of dislodging it.
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The charge against the European Parliament's second seat—the absurdity of dislodging MEPs and their entourages from Brussels to Strasbourg once a month, at an annual cost of €114m—is not dulled by familiarity.
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Dr. Stout said she believed the corrosion, combined with the dislodging of other materials that typically line pipes, allowed Legionella to grow in city water as it warmed over the summer in building distribution systems.
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The Indian National Congress, the other major national party, has formed a "grand alliance" with some 20 parties in the hopes of dislodging the BJP and its allies and restoring India's tradition of secular politics.
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U.S. LNG exports are expected to rocket to over 22018 billion cubic meters (bcm) in 202018, dislodging current market leaders Australia and Qatar, Jean-Baptiste Dubreuil, senior natural gas analyst at IEA, said on Tuesday.
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U.S. LNG exports are expected to rocket to over 22018 billion cubic meters (bcm) in 28, dislodging current market leaders Australia and Qatar, Jean-Baptiste Dubreuil, senior natural gas analyst at IEA, said on Tuesday.
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But he was a class apart on Sunday, having qualified without a fail he went through the final never looking remotely close to dislodging the bar as he flexed his body into biology-defying shapes.
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But the widespread destruction of Ramadi bears testament to the tremendous costs of dislodging a group that stitches itself into the urban fabric of communities it seizes by occupying homes, digging tunnels and laying extensive explosives.
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The authors found that moderate-intensity, rattling coasters might be effective at dislodging little kidney stones in the outer ducts of the kidney and propelling them toward the ureter, the tube connecting the kidneys and bladder.
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The Saudi government, fearing that the Houthis are a Hezbollah-like proxy for their main regional rival, Iran, has spent billions of dollars for an aerial bombing campaign aimed at dislodging the Houthis and Saleh from Sanaa.
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Those two victories would reverse years of insurgent gains, effectively ending the rebels' hopes of dislodging Assad through force, the cause they have fought for since 2011 with the encouragement of Arab states, Turkey and the West.
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The new XT6 won't reach the market until later this year, but a previous addition, the XT4 crossover, has found a strong market, the compact model now No. 63 in its segment, dislodging Acura's well-reviewed RDX.
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Republicans, in turn, have at least some chance of dislodging about one-third of the Democrats in Trump districts, though Democrats today also have opportunities to offset that by capturing over a dozen districts that Trump won.
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Less immediately obvious was whether there was a generational divide in the way the people voted, but ousted pro-establishment district councilors suggested that young, first-time voters had been instrumental in dislodging them from their perch.
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The party – which has ties to both India and southern Nepal – will then face a choice between joining a government of national unity or attempting to capture power by dislodging Oli, according to a local level Congress leader.
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The force of the explosion damaged about 10 nearby homes, breaking windows and dislodging doors from their hinges, media reports said, with rubble and truck parts found almost a mile from the site of the blast near Quemado, Texas.
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The Syria Democratic Forces (SDF) alliance grouping Kurdish and Arab fighters launched an offensive last month to capture the city of Manbij from Islamic State, part of an operation aimed at dislodging the group from the border with Turkey.
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Behind the scenes, many Republican congressional leaders, Republican governors, and major Republican donors have largely given up any hope of dislodging Trump as nominee and have privately written off any hope of stopping him, though they will deny it.
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And yet if the dislodging of the church as Ireland's most important institution has been a longer, slower process that many recognize, the idea that Ireland has simply transformed into another secular Western European country is also a caricature.
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Last August, after the fledgling Libyan government asked for help in dislodging militants from the city of Surt, the Obama administration quietly designated it an "area of active hostilities," where the guidelines to prevent civilian deaths did not apply.
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Spencer, Iowa (CNN)For days, Bernie Sanders has been eagerly teeing up his policy differences with Joe Biden, drawing clear contrasts with the former vice president in hopes of dislodging him as the early front-runner in the Democratic presidential race.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's armed forces pressed on with their offensive to retake the city of Falluja from Islamic State on Tuesday, dislodging the militants from two eastern districts and pushing them back into a handful of northern and western neighborhoods.
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But dislodging General Hamdan would be difficult, requiring the army to start a civil war on the streets of Khartoum, said a Western official in Khartoum who asked not to be identified because of the sensitivity of the military situation.
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While the 2017 demonstrations failed and left the opposition in disarray, a dozen people who protested on Wednesday told Reuters of a renewed confidence in dislodging Maduro, who became president five years ago and has presided over a halving of Venezuela's economy.
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Only then can you enter a new room, and even then, you can expect to be dropped on from above by one of the game's hunched assassins dislodging themselves from their position on the ceiling to plant a knife in your back.
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For a slim bullet-shaped vac, it elbows in on the power of the larger handheld vacuums I reviewed (10.8 V). Unlike the Eufy H11, the Wandvac made easy work of dislodging crumbs and little bits of paper from my carpets too.
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On the sideline and in the huddle, their defensive players had been pleading for a turnover, and here it came, Bradley Roby dislodging the ball from Fitzgerald Toussaint, allowing Denver to take over at its 237-yard line with 2339 minutes 163 seconds left.
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As Jonathan Rauch noted in a Brookings Institution report, it will be an uphill battle to get enough Republicans in the Senate to support dislodging Trump, given the president's popularity within his own party, and the GOP Congress' obsession with repealing Obamacare and cutting taxes.
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The whole storyline, however, is straight out of a thriller: heated secret meetings on Capitol Hill, the President finding out about them from an allied congressman, then blowing up at and dislodging his spy chief, just as he undertakes a purge at the White House.
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At this point, though many people on all sides still refuse to acknowledge it, the evidence is overwhelming: It was cultural backlash, against immigrants, minorities, uppity women, liberals, and all the other forces seen as dislodging traditional white men from their centrality in American culture.
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Whether it's encouraging people to vote or dislodging Big Data so that people can use it more easily or getting their forms processed online more simply—there's a huge amount of work to drag the federal government and state governments and local governments into the 21st century.
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The strikes will be a success if they can bring tons of new people into social movements committed to dislodging leaders who profit politically or financially from destroying the planet, and you can participate in that process even if you can't join the strikers on the street.
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"We were very concerned that the decision simply to come home would take a patient who's asymptomatic and doing fine and place them at risk of dislodging a piece of [the clot] and going to the lung or elsewhere," says NASA flight surgeon James Pattarini, coauthor on the case study.
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It remains to be seen if now, in the year 2016 with the messaging space long matured, whether dislodging a chat app in a country is even possible, but Line certainly has a strong brand which could resonate among other parts of Asia, where most of its 215 million active users are based.
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Medik8's Beta Cleanse, for example, makes for the perfect nighttime wash, thanks to the addition of salicylic acid (which penetrates pores, dislodging sebum and dead skin cells), niacinamide (which regulates oil production and minimizes the appearance of enlarged pores) and, of course, tea tree oil to bust bacteria and reduce inflammation.
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From the steep banks on either side rose the scent of wild herbs—lungwort, lemon balm, mustard garlic—while the overhanging branches drooped so low he had to duck and fend them off with his arm, dislodging further showers of fresh cold water that drenched his head and trickled down his sleeve.
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An officer waved us through the service entrance to the headquarters area, and Mr. Blount gave me a short tour, pointing to the bunkhouse where many of the occupiers slept, the tower where they stood watch (reportedly dislodging some nesting great horned owls), the tractors and bulldozers they commandeered, and the offices they occupied.
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"The question is, is there something special about the action of humming that elicits a response from the snails, or is it merely the act of dislodging them and handling them that prompts them to come out and put their foot down?" wrote Luke Miller, a marine biologist at San Jose State University who has studied periwinkle behavior.
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While most American policymakers blithely repeat this strange formulation (the phrase made its debut in the 2005 Joint Statement of the Six-Party Talks and is enshrined in every U.N. Security Council Resolution on North Korea passed since July 85033), to Pyongyang "denuclearization" means the ultimate goal of dislodging the U.S. extended nuclear deterrence from the region — that is, South Korea and Japan.
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On Monday, army units advanced to the city's southern entrance, "steadily advancing" under air cover from a US-led coalition helping to fight against the militants, according to a military statement read out on state TV. A Shiite militia coalition known as Popular Mobilization, or Hashid Shaabi, was seeking to consolidate the siege by dislodging militants from Saqlawiya, a village just to the north of Fallujah.
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On Monday, army units were "steadily advancing" to Falluja's southern outskirts under air cover from a U.S.-led coalition helping to fight against the militants, according to a military statement read out on state TV. A Shi'ite militia coalition known as Popular Mobilisation, or Hashid Shaabi, was seeking to consolidate the siege by dislodging militants from Saqlawiya, a village just to the north of Falluja.
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