Suddenly, the last 'done deal' is disclosed, the cameras flick off and the broadcast ends.
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Carter also said he was going to get the guy arrested ... for the flick off.
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To also disconnect from the 19th century and flick off the lights is an urgent return to nature.
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On 1-65, there is a two-tone Confederate statue I flick off daily on my morning commute.
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Every time the floodlights on an astroturf pitch flick off and you hear the distant clank of a chainlink door closing up for the night.
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The columnist Herb Caen, nonplused, invented the term "Beatnik" in 1958, which made the Beats sound like something you'd want to flick off, like fleas.
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You can disable the automatic-off setting for the scale so that you can always see the measurement without worrying that it's going to flick off too fast.
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Swipe on your shade of choice — bright pink, lemon lime, blazing orange, or teal — and give it a minute before you flick off the lights to revel in your glossy glow-stick manicure.
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Then, as if to play to the narrative heartstrings of Spurs loyals, wonderboy Harry Kane found an inch of the ball by bending his leg around a defender for a neat little flick off of a cross in the 48th minute.
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On April 26, 2007 the Ontario Provincial government launched a new environment campaign with a slogan "FLICK-OFF". The phrase resembled the derogatory phrase fuck off (because the 'L' and the 'I' together could be perceived as a 'U'). Carroll claimed children will see the derogatory word, sending the wrong message. He sarcastically told the government and some callers to Flick-off on live radio.
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Fleming was an elegant left handed batsman and played shots such as the flick off the pads, straight drive, cover drive and cut shots. He was also a clever captain and his field placings for many batsmen like Damien Martyn at point and aggressive captaincy made the opposition struggle for their runs. He was also a prolific slip catcher and fielded well in close-in positions.
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Donegan is a self-taught guitarist. He uses one handed and two handed tapping in many of his solos, with pull-offs, legatos and hammer-ons, sometimes using the "flick off" technique, as used in the solo for the song "Indestructible", and in others as well. His heavy riffs and sweep picking are seen in many music videos. He also combines arpeggios with finger tapping and many other techniques.
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Bengaluru faced FC Goa on 22 November. Miku and Erik Paartalu were ruled out because of injuries and Chencho Gyeltshen made his first start for Bengaluru. The visitors took the lead in the 34th minute as Rahul Bheke's backheel flick off Xisco Hernandez' week shot at goal found the net. Both sides were reduced to 10-men when Mohamed Ali and Dimas Delgado were sent off in the second half.
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The video is set in a brothel filled with strippers with the band playing in the middle of it. The scenes flick off in many places to acts of sexual intercourse. There are three versions of the video: the one for public viewing (without Jacoby Shaddix being whipped by his wife), the censored and uncensored version. In the end of the video a girl kisses another girl trying to escape and drops a ring that on the inside says I Love You.
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The series against India was to be his last. In his final ODI match during England's tour he scored 6 from 12 deliveries.2nd ODI: India v England at Jalandhar, 20 December 1981 CricInfo. Retrieved 7 May 2009. During the following Test series he passed Sobers' career run record, hitting 60 in the first Test, 36 and 50 in the second to take him 81 runs short, and in the third Test he overtook the record with a flick off his pads for four.
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Ravishankar Shastri (born 27 May 1962) is an Indian cricket coach, former commentator, cricketer and current head coach of the Indian national cricket team. As a player, he played for the India national cricket team between 1981 and 1992 in both Tests and ODIs. Although he started his career as a left arm spin bowler, he later transformed into a batting all-rounder. As a batsman, Shastri was essentially defensive with his trademark "chapati shot" (a flick off the pads), but he could raise his strike rate when required.
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Also his cover > drive and flick off the hip are right up there in terms of execution and > attractiveness. ... He can score quickly at times but it is his way of being > able to read situations that sets him apart. ... He knows when to grind it > out or move up through the gears. Some people think he could move through > the gears quicker when batting, and that is probably a fair argument on > occasions, but the majority of the time he knows what he can do at the > crease and believes South Africa have a better chance of winning if he stays > there.
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Shahid Afridi took figures of 5/36 to limit Afghanistan to 195. Younis Khan scored an unbeaten 70 guided Pakistan to a 7 wicket victory. Under a cloudless late afternoon sky at Sharjah, full to capacity with 14,000 spectators, Afghanistan captain Nawroz Mangal won the toss and elected to bat on a wicket which favoured batting. The opening pair of Karim Sadiq and Noor Ali Zadran started brightly, with Sadiq scoring the first boundary of the innings from the fourth ball with a flick off Umar Gul. Zadran was dismissed midway through the fifth over, caught and bowled by Gul for 9.
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In the Test series in South Africa later that year, Dhoni's scores of 34 and 47 were not sufficient to save the second Test against the Proteas, as India lost the series 2–1, squandering the chance to build on their first ever Test victory in South Africa (achieved in the first Test match). Dhoni's bruised hands ruled him out of the third Test match. On the fourth day of the first Test match at Antigua Recreation Ground, St John's, Antigua during India's tour of West Indies, 2006, Dhoni's flick off Dave Mohammed to the midwicket region was caught by Daren Ganga.
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The race now takes the skies as Jimmy's vehicle converts into a hovercraft, soaring through the city, throwing pizza to the audience and t-shirts out of a t-shirt cannon. The race goes past the Flatiron Building before diving into the East River for the second leg of the race, where a shark appears and scares Jimmy and the audience (a reference to Jaws). After resurfacing, the race reaches the Statue of Liberty for the third checkpoint. As fireworks explode around Lady Liberty, the race heads towards the Empire State Building where a giant Hashtag the Panda, trying to flick off planes, grabs the audience and shoots them straight to the moon.
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In all, Donnelly played just seven Tests, all in England, making 582 runs at 52.90. A short man (his nickname was "Squib"), Donnelly is one of only two cricketers (along with Percy Chapman) to have scored centuries at Lord's in each of the three "classic matches": Test matches (206 for New Zealand against England in 1949), Gentlemen versus Players (scoring 162 for the Gentlemen in 1947) and the University Match (scoring 142 for Oxford against Cambridge in 1946). In 1960, Neville Cardus expressed the opinion that Donnelly was the finest left-handed foreign batsman to play in England since World War II. Donnelly's favourite shot, a legside flick off the pads, often had spectators gasping in admiration, while some commentators suggested he was the best cover-point of all time.
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