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Of course, Surrealists weren't the only artists prone to fisticuffs.
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On more than one occasion, the evening has ended in fisticuffs.
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All this has far greater implications than just resolving physicists' fisticuffs.
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Still, $4 billion for a bit of fisticuffs might seem rich.
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We decided to set aside fisticuffs and talk to an expert.
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And it didn't take long for his former fisticuffs to come up.
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It's just pure gritty fisticuffs, and nothing looked overly pretty and neat.
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The appropriate way to address the allegations against Moore isn't with fisticuffs.
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I dabbed a few cotton swabs into the Fisticuffs and used it to get deep in crevices and corners, and what do you know—the Fisticuffs was fantastic at removing old tarnish and achieving an original factory-like shine.
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I mean, he is definitely, definitely eager to go fisticuffs with the press.
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And the overall vibe, for all the fireballs and fisticuffs, is decidedly friendly.
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Often, it means tackling them head on, with friends and fisticuffs on your side.
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While there were no fisticuffs, the Islanders and the Lightning displayed their rugged best.
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Video games instead of fisticuffs or contact sports as an outlet for hormonal aggression.
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The tweeting fisticuffs were about a lot more than just the "golden showers" allegation.
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During both, the president seemed energized as he engaged in conversational fisticuffs with reporters.
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The sort of Twitter fisticuffs that tend to recharge her husband's batteries exhaust Mrs.
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After about five minutes of fisticuffs, someone pulled a gun and began shooting, he said.
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For his trouble, not surprisingly, he has also been involved in fisticuffs and other scrapes.
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The Fisticuffs bring super moody and killer production to really fill out the entire vibe.
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You simply don't expect to see fisticuffs during the opening week of the regular season.
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The sequence is a dazzling interplay of light and dark, of showgirl entertainment amid fisticuffs.
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From the outside, Mayorga appeared to be nothing more than an uneducated brute of the fisticuffs.
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The actual genesis of the Negroni, too, is a subject that threatens fisticuffs among some enthusiasts.
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Women in black cloaks flitted between them; in one place, a loud argument erupted into fisticuffs.
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There were fisticuffs and a lot of shouting, but nothing like the violence seen in Charlottesville.
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Saturday's rally devolved into violence as demonstrators and counter-demonstrators clashed, hurling projectiles and engaging in fisticuffs.
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For the first time since the swearing-in ceremonies, a council session ran its course without fisticuffs.
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Playing Mr. Nanjiani's future mother-in-law, Holly Hunter is having none of it; near fisticuffs ensue.
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As we grew, some sales almost went to fisticuffs, so this is our way of being fair.
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Politics has always been a contact sport and in America's early days fisticuffs sometimes broke out in Congress.
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The Fourth Estate Anderson Cooper in a Loser Leaves Town Eyeroll Match Need a break from the fisticuffs?
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The campaign mind games had begun before the actual contest, like fisticuffs at a boxing-match weigh-in.
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But Malignaggi is not the only fighter who thinks he can best McGregor in a contest of fisticuffs.
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Fans who enjoy the exchanging of fisticuffs were treated to some old-timey hockey in Boston on Tuesday night.
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Courtside fisticuffs, they say, are just a result of teenagers being teenagers — and isn't that what happens in parks?
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Each movie follows the same mixture of cartoonish fisticuffs leavened with jokes and an epic, universe-threatening CGI ending.
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Most egregiously, "Armed Response," whose producers include Mr. Snipes and Gene Simmons of Kiss, offers underwhelming gunplay and fisticuffs.
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But sporadic fisticuffs continued to erupt outside the campus as officers escorted attendees into the building in small groups.
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Sun's portrait still hangs in schools and government offices, and looks serenely down on the frequent fisticuffs in Taiwan's parliament.
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Fisticuffs had sometimes seemed inevitable when he was negotiating bail-outs at the European Commission, but they never broke out.
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Since then, it seems like everyone has been on better behavior, in so much as there have been no fisticuffs.
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But in this clip from the Rebels finale, exclusive to Mashable, Thrawn shows he's not above using fisticuffs when necessary.
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Early icons of Nicholas depict him without bishop's garb, a subtle suggestion that he had been demoted, possibly for fisticuffs.
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"Merry Fisticuffs" (season 7, episode 23) As season seven goes, most of this episode isn't that bad — the show had started to figure out how the characters fight again — but "Merry Fisticuffs" is the one where Christopher turns to Lorelai in bed and says, "Let's make a baby," and we all cringe for 10,000 years.
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"There were seven fights in the first minute and a half," he says, before acknowledging the financial logic to the fisticuffs.
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Meanwhile, at Fenway Park, longtime rivals the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees traded their own fisticuffs on Wednesday.
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Getting into shape, though, for the bruising fisticuffs was a Rocky-esque battle in itself for the 45-year-old actor.
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This episode gives us the first real showdown: Jean and Michael come to verbal fisticuffs over Jean's behavior at Dolly's party.
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The fisticuffs in Catalyst are mostly just punches combined with a jump or directional motion, which makes them feel reasonably intuitive.
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One Washington-based customer told Business Insider that they had "seen several battles over a parking spot almost turn to fisticuffs."
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The burly guy who was filming "Mockingbird" challenged my male friend to fisticuffs, saying, "Let's take this outside" during the intermission.
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The mutual teasing and sly insults that make one couple feel more alive might have another reduced to fisticuffs in seconds.
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The new prime minister has a penchant for finding the center of controversy and an eagerness for headline-capturing political fisticuffs.
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If it succeeds, Venezuela could plunge into a civil war that will make the current conflict seem like high school fisticuffs.
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January 2017 But despite understanding fisticuffs were off the table, De Niro did not let his Trump animosity lapse after the election.
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The legislation inspiring these fisticuffs did a number of things, many of which will not take effect as planned on September 1st.
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The First Amendment means nothing if lawmakers or law enforcement feel free to respond to questions or criticism with fisticuffs or handcuffs.
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It's a year for florid disruption, fisticuffs and a rejection of anyone and anything blessed by the guardians of the status quo.
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At one point, fisticuffs broke out, and lawmakers accused one another of assault, releasing contradictory videos accusing rivals of starting the fight.
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At another heated border standoff in the Himalayas, staring devolved into fisticuffs, during which soldiers were filmed throwing rocks at each other.
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This week, Paes took to social media to engage opponents in digital fisticuffs, responding to profanity-laced Tweets that were sent his way.
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Fisticuffs first broke out in the Kampala parliament on Tuesday, leading Uganda's communication regulator to ban live broadcasts of events "inciting the public".
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But while the event itself continues to win plaudits from critics and fans, the controlled fury of virtual fisticuffs can sometimes spill over.
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The costly campaign for Montana's at-large House seat had evolved into a referendum on decidedly national issues even before fisticuffs broke out.
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McGregor is so valuable, and capable of building monstrously successful pay-per-view events, that elite boxers are now challenging him to fisticuffs.
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The Democrat, Tim Benton, and the Republican, Brenden Jones, running for the State House's 46th District, whose encounter ended in claims of fisticuffs.
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There were also several tussles after the whistle, with multiple officials pulling Beckham and Norman aside separately to caution them against additional fisticuffs.
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Ms. McKinnon aimed to portray Ms. May as a stiff world leader now willing to engage in "social media fisticuffs" with Mr. Trump.
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They just seem baffled by any relationship that's not forged through gunfights and fisticuffs — because those are Kingsman's reason for existing, and they're great.
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In the season 15 premiere, which aired in August, Kourtney and Kim came to verbal fisticuffs over Kourtney's role in the Kardashian Industrial Complex.
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"It's slightly revolutionary that there's this incredible male character ... Emmet who wins everything through love and optimism and not through fisticuffs," Banks told Reuters.
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Take, for example, fisticuffs, or early morning mobbing the streets, or someone giving the municipal OK sign to make the Chicago River blue...er?
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I started doing all this research about it because I wanted him to have words to defend himself, not just the old school fisticuffs.
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There's always a chance the summit will go sideways: They might take their bromance to the next level, they might end up in fisticuffs.
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Particularly on the left, there's a lot of self-consciousness about the descent from verbal sparring to fisticuffs: Is a molotov cocktail ever morally justified?
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From fisticuffs in upper-level bleacher seats to dueling ads on the airwaves, a feud over "deplorables" has taken center stage in the presidential campaign.
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If you've ever pantomimed a crash in slow motion or staged slo-mo fisticuffs, then you're already well-versed in the tactics needed to win.
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Then her boyfriend came and stayed with her for the next month and literally, like, it almost came to fisticuffs between the two of them.
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Neither has a weapon yet, and while it's possible to engage in fisticuffs, it's time intensive and tough to pull off, so most run away.
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Previous lines had seen competition between operators, leading to the drivers of horse-drawn passengers trains and steam-pulled coal trucks having fisticuffs on the tracks.
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JUST as Christmas seems to come earlier each year, so it is with Black Friday, the post-Thanksgiving frenzy of discounts and fisticuffs in the aisles.
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Assuming for the sake of argument that the deputies missed the fisticuffs, surely someone told them what had just happened -- that a punch was thrown unprovoked.
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On April 12th the parliamentary Speaker suspended proceedings as MPs furious at Iraq's second new cabinet in a month resorted to fisticuffs in front of him.
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An all-out bout of fisticuffs broke out yesterday at the Royal Buffet & Grill in Manchester, Connecticut, and the unnamed 21-year-old patron was assaulted.
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Amidst the arrests, a near-fatal tour van fisticuffs and constant inebriation during their final US tour, it was one moment on stage that ended it all.
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Shoppers stateside probably haven't come to fisticuffs over Primark's correct pronunciation (or for some, even heard of Primark at all), but mispronunciation is truly an universal experience.
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It's been three years since Jay-Z, née Shawn Carter, and Solange Knowles took to fisticuffs in the elevator of the Standard Hotel, but the mystery remains.
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When we have a dispute we're not supposed to go to the police, we're supposed take our shirts off, go outside and sort it out with fisticuffs.
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"I'm trained in kung fu, just to let you know," Walter warns before fisticuffs — in the process adding Shaolin comedy to the show's laundry list of genres.
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Some argue that the blustery politics of Taiwan and South Korea—complete with high-profile corruption cases, parliamentary fisticuffs and fiercely partisan media—have hindered their growth.
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Still, convention organizers and security officials say they're ready to execute a plan that was in the works before fisticuffs broke out regularly at Donald Trump's rallies.
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Some of them seemed to enjoy the violence and fisticuffs, they were becoming too visible, and there was a move within the party to get rid of them.
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Given that just one well-placed knuckle sandwich can end it all, does it make sense for me to keep doing everything I can to avoid fisticuffs completely?
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But the lack of fisticuffs or other response from the North did little to tamp down worry about Pyongyang's nuclear program and its most recent test -- whatever it was.
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First, the Montana fisticuffs showed that Republicans can react volcanically to questions about President Trump's failed effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, also known as ObamaCare.
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The announce made a strong effort to crib from the Grand Theft Auto promotional playbook, mixing video gamey violence — shootouts, explosions, fisticuffs — with goofy political satire and local tourism.
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"A little bit of 'How's your father' going on out there," said the color commentator, Lou Stanfill, framing the fisticuffs in sports-talk fashion as an exchange of pleasantries.
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Subjects of discussion include Golden State's drubbing of San Antonio, Blake Griffin's alleged off-court fisticuffs, the new X-Files and NBA conspiracies, and indie rock's infatuation with basketball.
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He also conceded "small scuffles" and "fisticuffs and battles with improvised weapons took place," and he mentioned the violence that took the life of Heyer, whose name he misspells.
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Yes, it was something of a brawl, but a brawl with an old-time street-fighter sense of fairness -- no punches were pulled, but the action was limited to fisticuffs.
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It feels like Cardi and Nicki came to fisticuffs forever ago — but it's only been a week, and the story has already become an iconic moment in pop culture history.
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"Perhaps a quarter of the debating time in Congress was spent hurling insults and then withdrawing them to avoid direct conflict in the form of fisticuffs or worse," said Maizlish.
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Brennan's statements are no more the exercise of his free-speech rights than a professional boxer's use of his fists amounts to engaging in fisticuffs, rather than using lethal weapons.
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It may seem more ridiculous than alarming that two ancient nations, which happen to be nuclear-armed and have a combined population of 2.7bn, should engage in garden-fence fisticuffs.
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Even more than the verbal fisticuffs and flashy endorsements, it was Mr. Biden's comparably weak financial standing that prompted many Democrats to think a new phase may be at hand.
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There were no fisticuffs, but No. 1 Kansas had to survive a valiant fight from rival Kansas State before hanging on for a 62-58 win Saturday in Manhattan, Kan.
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Two of them started making a fuss and, luckily for us, another guy playing nearby heard it and whipped out his phone just in time to see it escalate to fisticuffs.
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BOSTON — Amid the fisticuffs and the pointed words and gestures between the Yankees and Red Sox, there was proof at Fenway Park on Wednesday night that chivalry is not yet dead.
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In non-fisticuffs action, the US took a 1-0 lead in the 35th minute on a goal from Kevin Lankford before Bahrain stormed back behind a hat trick from Abdulaziz Khalid.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazilian and Argentine officials worked on Wednesday to tamp down the fierce rivalry between the two nations that has led to isolated incidents of fisticuffs and loud booing.
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Samuel Aghoyan, the Armenian Patriarchate's representative at the Holy Sepulcher, who took to fisticuffs with a previous Greek Orthodox patriarch, Irineos I, inside the Aedicule on Holy Saturday, before Easter, in 2002.
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The Local is reporting that a man in Berlin took to fisticuffs when a bus driver told him that the döner kebab he was so enjoying was not allowed on the bus.
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Can you talk about the macho culture that dominated life in the South where fisticuffs, dueling, and gunplay were the norm, long after the quasi-aristocratic violence was denounced in the North?
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If there's one rewarding thing about many Hong Kong action directors, it's that they rarely dawdle in getting to what fight fans have come for: bracing shootouts and high-impact fisticuffs and footwork.
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But for all of that feistiness, for all of those verbal and online fisticuffs, there is one person who is definitely not on Mr. Trump's target list: President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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I have two prized vintage possessions in my household: a Hamilton brass mantle clock and a 10 milliliter bottle of poppers under the brand name Fisticuffs, discreetly labeled as "clock cleaner" in fine print.
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Paskin cites Daredevil and The Americans as examples of TV series that avoid the pitfalls she describes, but the unmatched, blood-drenched king of TV fisticuffs, chases, gunfights, and more is, indisputably, Cinemax's Banshee.
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Kyrie Irving & LeBron James need to beat the hell out of each other immediately ... so says an ex-teammate of LBJ who tells TMZ Sports a healthy dose of fisticuffs can fix the beef.
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Still, "Dry Powder" — the title refers to available investment capital on hand — takes a long time to move beyond mildly entertaining verbal fisticuffs between Jenny and Seth and dizzying instruction in high-end deal making.
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Ink-stained fisticuffs in the press date back to the earliest days of our republic (and far beyond), but the difference with the internet is that the crucial, mediating hurdle has been removed, the editor's desk.
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And his re-creation of three-way fisticuffs, with Mr. Leguizamo as the punching bag in the middle, to demonstrate the value of loyalty among friends, which somehow relates to the fall of the Inca Empire.
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Verbal fisticuffs between Trump and Clinton over emails, tax returns, and sexual assault have turned a presidential contest into a brutal spectator sport filled with vulgar exchanges that made the spectacle unfit to be watched by children.
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You may see a pigeon fly directly into someone's head (or your own—seriously, WTF, twice in one month?!), or see two cab drivers stop four lanes of traffic to play fisticuffs over a lane change gone awry.
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The Lawrence O'Donnell interview: The opening question from MSNBC show host O'Donnell, "What is wrong with you," sends Weiner into a tizzy that results in verbal fisticuffs rarely seen on TV (before this particular election season, that is).
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But each individual component is interesting on its own: the wide shot showing full bodies in fisticuffs, the dance of each character moving within the small space, Elektra sauntering in the background like the girl from The Ring.
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This would be great fun, noisy, clever and argumentative, and certainly boozy enough, with lovely American memories of Paris in the 1920s, but it might end in fisticuffs, and again there would be the haunting absence of Zelda.
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We got Gordon out at LAX with his family (adorable) and asked him if he saw the fisticuffs between Kyle Busch & Joey Logano last week ... and of course he had, and he said it was a good one.
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Few are as eager to challenge their own party as Mr. Bannon, a former naval officer who is given to saying that the Marquess of Queensberry rules, the 19th-century code of conduct for fisticuffs, do not apply to politics.
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The U.S. stock market moved closer to a bear market on Monday as investors continued to wallop equities as dismay over the expected economic impact of the coronavirus and a new oil fisticuffs between OPEC and Russia sent energy names spiraling.
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At the same time, the elder statesman who is supposed to be the antidote to President Donald Trump was undisciplined and undeniably macho -- reminding voters he's an at times undisciplined contender who almost seemed ready for fisticuffs with a hostile questioner.
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President Roosevelt, a famed football fan, told boys that fisticuffs were sometimes warranted in moral, manly defense of themselves, but others worried that the sport blurred the lines between bully and defender, and too often devolved into a violent free-for-all.
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Their initial meeting is marked by a dizzying bit of fisticuffs in a strobe-lit nightclub, and as fun as it is to watch the two generations of leading men in a super punch-out, the best moments in Blade Runner are their terse verbal exchanges.
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It ended in verbal and Twitter fisticuffs between the President and former FBI Director James Comey, who revealed-- among other things -- new details about the President's alleged reaction when Comey advised him of a Russian claim that Trump had engaged in a romp with Russian prostitutes.
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But if you are planning to part with money to watch two celebrities' e-beef become fisticuffs—or if you're 50 Cent or Mayweather—remember the lesson of Celebrity Boxing: the idea of watching the famous and incapable fight each other is usually better than the execution.
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Here he plays Jack Chan, a professor of antiquities in China, who leads students as well as his martial-arts-trained nephew (Aarif Rahman, performing much of the fisticuffs) in a treasure hunt that takes them to the China-India border (Iceland stands in); Dubai; and Jaipur, India.
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We all occasionally conflate fighting as a single, consistent entity, but a hypothetical 12 rounds between a boxer and an MMA fighter is a cue to pick one form of fisticuffs over another—the "MMA vs Boxing" caption on the Photoshopped fight poster that McGregor tweeted is testament to that.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When: Wednesday, December 26522, 211pm Where: Hauser Wirth & Schimmel (73 East 27rd Street, Downtown, Los Angeles) Nowadys, arguments over contemporary art are more likely to be handled with discourse than fisticuffs, however in the 2306s, several disputes involving the Surrealists escalated into physical brawls.
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Amid the usual fisticuffs of superhero comics, Black makes room for commentary about some neighborhood police officers — "They patrol the places, but don't know the faces," says an officer at the scene of the opening incident — and presents characters with a stake in each part of the conflict: Should the powers remain hidden?
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While this was a particularly low moment in NASCAR history as far as fisticuffs go—one that, as Uproxx writer Bill Difilippo put it, was "like watching two first graders fight over who gets the last carton of chocolate milk during lunch"—it is far from an isolated event for the stock car racing association.
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Everything that Netflix's superhero series have been promising since 2015 — immortal enemies, street-level fisticuffs, and plenty of explosions — is finally coming to fruit, as Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Iron Fist, and Luke Cage team up to save New York City from the Hand, a resurrected Elektra, and a brand-new enemy in Sigourney Weaver.
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There's also a history of duels, fisticuffs and other violence among 19th-century congressmen as the country braced for civil war, and a trove of novels including a World War I story, an immigration narrative and a debut set in Ohio (the book is titled "Ohio") that encompasses some of our culture's most intractable problems.
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A few weeks later, on March 22, 2014, this happened: Beasley makes sure to say about Mourinho's face-breaking threats, "Now I don't think Jose was ever serious about having fisticuffs with the Frenchman, he was just huffing and puffing and letting off steam," but that's going to do little to slow the British press from making up their own melodrama about their next appearance.
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"I have one little fight sequence left with Anthony Mackie's character and when it's over, my body will be happy, but my heart will be like, Aw." Altered Carbon will be a love story Although Altered Carbon season 2 promises to be filled with John Wick-ish "gun fu" and jaw-dropping displays of fisticuffs, the cast and crew want fans to know this story isn't a simple action adventure — it's a romance between star-crossed lovers/ultimate fighters Kovacs and Quell.
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