I always had worked for whatever barn wherever I galloped.
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Video game horses have galloped through our imaginations for endless hours.
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They galloped through stands of straggly pines until their cheeks burned.
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That provided something like a meditation before the music galloped forward again.
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Tuesday is not the first time that Moore has galloped the polls.
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A foal galloped past us and sniffed at a woman walking by.
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A herd of photographers galloped from station to station to keep up.
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The collision sent both defenders sprawling, and Diggs galloped down the sideline.
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So, he just ... kinda galloped off into the distance for a few seconds.
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The colt galloped Wednesday morning without any problem and Mandella said everything was fine.
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He charged the edge of the stage, waggled his arms, and galloped in circles.
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Mitt Romney (R-Utah) galloped into the 2012 race with oodles of name recognition.
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Europe had galloped to a 21-month high on Monday before retreating on Tuesday.
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In galloped Christopher Kane, who has never been shy on the subject of sex.
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I wrapped up the interview as quickly as possible and galloped out of the ashram.
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In fact, he's just galloped to the rescue, smirking as he rides beside Sansa Stark.
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Williams galloped in from 16 yards out to cut the Tennessee lead to three points.
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He snorted and galloped like a zebra until we pulled even with Mika and Matilda.
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As he stood on the gallows, the noose ready, a messenger galloped up with a pardon.
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China produced a rare trade deficit in in February after imports galloped, official data showed Wednesday.
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The first zebra "galloped and trotted" along city streets and underneath an interstate, the police said.
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Inside the arena, the ringmaster strutted, and the horses — or maybe they were unicorns — galloped by.
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Francisco Vázquez de Coronado, the Spanish conquistador, galloped through looking for the Seven Cities of Cibola.
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On the Shanghai Futures Exchange, the most-active steel rebar contract galloped more than 3 percent higher.
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Vaughn galloped 21977 yards through a gaping hole on the right side on the game's first snap.
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Your correspondent has never galloped into a Valley of Death, but he has occasionally blundered into sticky situations.
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Towards the end of the livestream, amidst the peaceful sounds of chimes, two new Pokémon galloped into view.
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Local wages have stagnated in recent years, yet consumer lending in Stoke galloped up by 10% in 2000.
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For his final entrance, Smith galloped out on a unicorn accompanied by a gospel choir singing his name.
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Kate couldn't stop laughing as a blushing William briefly dance-galloped from his place in the Royal Box.
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It galloped when a walk would do, and it consumed wild plot twists like fire gobbling up oxygen.
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The world No. 2, he has galloped toward his eighth Australian Open title, and looks in excellent form.
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Dozens of soldiers on horseback galloped along in the parade route, passing by the two presidents in formation.
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His father was the university's sports doctor, and as a boy McPhee galloped after him to practices and games.
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House prices in the biggest cities have galloped wildly out of reach of many would-be first-time buyers.
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To our delight, bears lumbered along the shoreline or galloped into the water to try to snag a fish.
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For decades, national health spending galloped ahead of spending in the overall economy, lowering wages and stressing household budgets.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Competitors galloped and neighed through the streets of southeast London on Sunday in a pantomime horse race.
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LME lead galloped more than 6 percent, matching Friday's gains and hitting its highest level in more than five years.
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They had the support of their entire fam as they galloped after the ball, mallets in hand and helmets intact.
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Industrial metal copper sank 1.3 percent but gold galloped nearly 5 percent higher thanks to its perceived safe haven status.
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Five plays later, Louisville widened the lead to 28-14 when Williams galloped 25 yards untouched into the end zone.
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The population has galloped in recent years to more than three million inhabitants and the city resembles a construction site.
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With her owners busy loading a trailer with confused cows, Bonnie seized the moment and galloped off into the nearby forest.
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Industrial metal copper sank 3 percent but gold galloped more than 8 percent higher thanks to its perceived safe haven status.
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Industrial metal copper sank 3 percent but gold galloped more than 6 percent higher thanks to its perceived safe haven status.
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Since then, fewer voters have named Warren as their top second choice, and voters from all camps have galloped away from Biden.
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There was no pause in conversation or lowering of the voices when Montanye galloped the colt by the stand the first time.
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Robinson galloped down the left wing into space and calmly picked out Adams, who had sprinted 40 yards to join the attack.
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Protesters on horseback galloped toward the law enforcement line before wheeling around and some had begun throwing objects at the officers, Fong said.
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It is not necessary to reach that far back to feel the progress, which has galloped swiftly ahead in the past 10 years.
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It hardly mattered that he had galloped horses that morning and would return to the racetrack in the afternoon to ride three races.
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"She galloped away with an ethic of conviction," says Konrad Ott, a professor of philosophy and author of a book on migration and morality.
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When proposed legislation threatened the business, he galloped up to the state capitol on a horse to hold a news conference opposing the bill.
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He is like a character out of a children's book — the one who jumped on his horse and galloped in all directions at once.
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The bottom line: You can&apost prevent technology from leaving the barn until it&aposs already galloped out and then you have to own it.
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The muddy terrain didn't seem to slow down Justify, however, as he galloped into the lead on the far turn of the 1.25-mile track.
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The Carlson Relay team from Browning, Montana, part of the Blackfeet tribe, galloped to first place after two nimble changeovers from rider Chazz Racine, 29.
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Two hundred men on horseback galloped back and forth across the dry grass, in pursuit of their target: a goat carcass stuffed full of sand.
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Left guard John Simpson created the hole and Lawrence juked past safety Josh Proctor, got a block from a receiver and galloped down the sideline.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Frenchman Alexander Levy galloped six strokes clear of the field after an incomplete second round at the European Open in Bad Griesbach on Friday.
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Japan's Nikkei galloped out of the gates with a rise of 281.45 percent, but still has a way to go to recoup the past week's losses.
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Though she has galloped far ahead of her rival this year, Mrs Clinton has run this race once before, when the going wasn't quite so good.
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The field master controlled the riders as they galloped after the hounds over rugged terrain, across pastures, along wooded paths and over creeks and stone walls.
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It turned into a series of sprints, as the Knicks galloped out to a big lead, and the Clippers came tearing back and won, 135-132.
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It was late afternoon and still hot as we navigated gullies and, at one point, watched amusedly as a flock of goats galloped along a ridge.
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Figures from property consultant CoreLogic out on Tuesday showed values galloped 10.9 percent higher in October from a year earlier, while Melbourne boasted a 9.1 percent gain.
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He galloped around the globe, selling an ungainly suite of services ("Physical Security", "Criminal Justice Reform", "Investigations") to any leader or nation-state that would have him.
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Ridden by jockey Hugh Bowman, the six-year-old galloped to her 18th Group One triumph as she beat Gailo Chop by three and three-quarters lengths.
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Ross, a former University of Washington standout, won a jump ball with Seahawks safety Tedric Thompson at the 333-yard line and galloped into the end zone.
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At one point an American player, Ladd Howell, recruited because of his experience wrangling rodeo calves, broke away from the massed riders and galloped toward the goal.
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Yet as they galloped down the home straight of this bitterly contentious race, the trip revealed less a snapshot of America than a measure of its temperature.
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His ossicones (antler-like protrusions) have stood up on his head, he's stretched his legs in full stride and galloped and even bonded with his dad Oliver (below).
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On the very next play, Rosier found Herndon, who made Floyd miss and galloped down the left sideline to the end zone to restore an 11-point lead.
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AMERICAN PRAIRIE RESERVE, Montana, July 21.48 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - S agebrush waved in the breeze, prairie dogs chattered, pronghorn antelope galloped and bison wallowed under the Montana sun.
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Flames and smoke plumes hundreds of feet high galloped across nine miles in about 45 minutes, said Jim Littlefield, board president of the La Veta Fire Protection District.
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Ms. Black, who began the race as the apparent front-runner, was among the candidates who galloped rightward and heartily embraced Mr. Trump, a popular figure in Tennessee.
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But this feels like a situation of closing the barn doors after the horse has already galloped away, as the opioid crisis remains in full swing throughout the country.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Last year, a video of loose moose also went viral as it galloped down a ski slope alongside snowboarders in Colorado.
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Apparently he'd made a jailbreak from the shelter and puppy-galloped 3.4 miles — through multiple neighborhoods, the airport, and possibly some lakes — to Boyd's house, having never been there before.
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AS THE Ebola virus galloped across Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone two years ago causing mounting panic in Europe and America, familiar tropes about west Africa began to reassert themselves.
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He righted himself with a nine-foot par save at No. 16, then galloped in with a 16-foot birdie at 17, and a six-footer for birdie at 18.
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He righted himself with a nine-foot par save at No. 16, then galloped in with a 16-foot birdie at 17, and a six-footer for birdie at 18.
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The world number 13, who started the final round of the European Tour's flagship event seven shots off the pace, galloped through the field with four birdies on the front nine.
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The financing makes them some of the youngest unicorn founders in history and puts them in a rare class of startups that have galloped into unicorn territory at such a fast clip.
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Teenage girls had invented a form of hobbyhorse dressage, in which the rider's lower body pranced and galloped like a horse, while her upper body remained erect and motionless like a rider.
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They scored twice in the final 2:45 of the half to make it 16-14, as Etienne ran in from the 8 before Lawrence galloped 67 yards with 1:10 left.
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Iron ore prices have galloped almost 50 percent this year, while Atlas has cut its cash cost of production to A$49 ($13) a tonne from A$66 18 months ago, Edwardes said.
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Lead futures galloped to the highest price in 16 months after the world's biggest lead smelter, located in South Australia and a key supplier to Chinese battery manufacturers, went down due to power failure.
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Paul Volcker, who died Sunday at age 92, will be remembered as the Federal Reserve chairman who beat inflation down as it galloped at nearly 15% during the final year of Jimmy Carter's presidency.
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Donald Trump galloped into the White House on a promise to "drain the swamp," to rid Washington of inefficient and corrupt career bureaucrats, and bring to D.C. a new commonsense and business-minded leadership.
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The former Ryder Cup player started the day back in the pack but he galloped his way through the field with three front-nine birdies before gaining more strokes at the 10th, 14th and 16th.
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He won on his fifth match point, but Nishikori was not fussed - the first four came after he had galloped to a 6-0 lead in the third-set tiebreaker which he won 7-4.
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The 268-year-old Scot galloped through the field with a best-of-the-day 703 and finished the second round of the fourth women's major of the year within striking distance of the pacesetters.
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When the ringmaster, Johnathan Lee Iverson, first saw the circus as a 9-year-old at Madison Square Garden in Manhattan, he could have sworn that the spangled horses that galloped there were real unicorns.
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The 1997 and 203 Cups were both won on home ice, and Yzerman jumped and galloped in 1996 after scoring in double overtime of Game 7 in a conference semifinal against the St. Louis Blues.
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The figure of Death on his pale horse (which could have galloped out of a Diego Rivera mural) occupies the dead center of the painting, shooting arrows into a distinctly affluent swath of the population.
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Who knew that the inflation rate for live music has galloped faster than that for U.S. healthcare costs, and nearly as rapidly as for college tuition – both burning issues for the Democratic Party that Krueger served.
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Ken Worthy had just finished lunch at the McDonald's in Locust, North Carolina, last Wednesday when -- out of the blue -- a deer galloped across the parking lot and bowled him over, according to CNN affiliate WSOC.
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His first attempt of the game — on Florida State's opening drive — was blocked from 45 yards away, The Seminoles took a 13-7 lead midway through the third quarter as Akers galloped in from 4 yards out.
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Marlos drew them level when he galloped onto a long ball from Yaroslav Rakitskiy and placed his finish past David Soria after 23 minutes, before Stepanenko made it 2-1 with a thumping header from close range.
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One smoldering cigarette or lightning strike can ignite an entire hillside in the parched, fuel-filled forests across the West, and officials say the campfire galloped away and burned 20133 acres of canyons and forests around Nederland.
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Yet the magnitude of change that occurred between when America galloped into World War I on horses and dropped the atomic bomb feels more significant than that undergone since the first dot-com domain name was registered.
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While I wasn't totally okay, even after the horse galloped away, I definitely felt calmer, and it was the first time in 12 years that my knee-jerk reaction didn't involve crying when a horse entered my path.
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But the revitalization of Williamsburg has galloped ahead without completion of Bushwick Inlet Park, and the "sleep-in" on Saturday was a plea to the businessman who owns a parcel of land that stands between its uncoupled ends.
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He brought the two-seater to this year's Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion at the Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, where 21954 vintage cars galloped around the winding 22-mile track, a spacetime vortex leading to the classic days of motorsports.
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When I say "walk our dog," what I mean is that he would let her out of the car and drive very slowly while she galloped next to it, occasionally diving at the wheels, until she seemed sufficiently exercised.
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Cradling the microphone stand near the lip of the stage, he wiggled his feet like James Brown and drew miniature scallops with his hips, then galloped from one side of the stage to the other, like a sanctified Springsteen.
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Into the breach galloped J. Stuart Blackton, a nouveau riche film pioneer, who bought Herbert's colonnaded mansion at 23.65 Clinton as a Christmas gift for his wife, Paula, for whom he also bought George's Waverly garage as a stocking stuffer.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Hedge funds managers who bet on stocks scored some of the industry's biggest gains in 2017, when equity markets galloped past a series of critical milestones, according to a new list of the top 20 all-time performers.
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When the art world was smaller, Ms. Donnelly's evanescent, undocumented interventions — most famously, a 2002 performance in which she rode into a gallery on horseback, proclaimed a military surrender, then galloped back out — had the thrill of a runaway rumor.
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When the photographer Pete Turner was on assignment in Amboseli National Park in Kenya in 21968, a lone giraffe galloped across the empty plain before him, and he captured it in all its solitude, its neck rising above the horizon.
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Receiver Antwaan Randle-El — who was a quarterback in college — took converted a handoff into a spiral pass downfield to Hines Ward, who caught the ball at the six and galloped into the endzone to secure the 21-10 win.
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Anderson carries Broncos past Packers C.J. Anderson galloped for a 213-yard first-quarter touchdown as the Broncos overcame an early first-quarter deficit to defeat the Green Bay Packers 222-2127 in the third preseason game for both teams Saturday in Denver.
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"Netanyahu chose to advance the legalization bill, insisted on Amona and galloped into the wall in full knowledge that this would be the result — while choosing his personal interest over the national interest," Tzipi Livni, a former foreign minister, wrote on Facebook.
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"I have fallen off a motorcycle in a bikini, galloped across the plains on a horse, face-planted on a snowboard, careened into a ballroom wall on roller skates, and landed in a checkerboard of boxes three stories below," says stunt performer Kelly Richardson.
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Waving his arms and roaring in his vibrant moose voice, he galloped down the aisles of the grandstand and across the diamond to the pitcher's box, his hat askew, his coat-tails streaming behind him, and a look of unbearable anguish on his face.
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"It is a lively little one, he has already hopped and galloped around so it is very nice to see," Waumans said of Twiga, who can be seen with his mother Barbie and five other family members at Planckendael, 20 km (12 miles) north of Brussels.
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As health officials struggled to halt its spread, the virus galloped through Latin America and the Caribbean that spring and summer and eventually reached the United States, sickening more than 200 people in Florida and Texas and prompting countless travelers to cancel vacations in the tropics.
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The horse was so full of late run and galloped out so strongly after crossing the finish line that Velazquez recommended to the trainer Wesley Ward that he make the unorthodox move of bringing back the horse on three days' rest to compete in the Diamond Jubilee.
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Justfy made history at the Kentucky Derby in May when he galloped through thick clumps of mud to score first-place at the finish line, becoming the first colt since Apollo in 1882 to win the iconic Derby at Churchill Downs without racing as a 2-year-old.
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Lam also said Hong Kong would aim to double expenditure on research and development over the next five years, to 1.5 percent of annual GDP from 0.73 percent, in a bid to bolster its sputtering tech prospects with neighboring Chinese city Shenzhen having galloped ahead in recent years.
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They galloped up a hill hoping to make up for lost time, but as they came to a water jump, Rolton realized that her left arm, which had become difficult to move because of her broken collarbone, lacked the strength to control Freddy, and she fell into the water.
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The 49ers galloped for a combined 471 rushing yards in easy wins over Minnesota and Green Bay while passing for just 249, which led to a collective case of amnesia about the fact that quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo had finished his first full season as a starter with 227,215 passing yards and 249 touchdowns.
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Uber Eats, the ride-hailing company's food delivery arm that's critical to Uber's plan to go public in 2019, has galloped across the globe in recent years, but it has also struggled to reach certain pockets of the US. The company aims to change that over the next few months, announcing on Tuesday an ambitious effort to reach 70 percent of the US population by the end of 2018.
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