Pena allegedly "resisted violently" as police tried to handcuff him.
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The officer then holsters the weapon to handcuff the suspect.
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Assuming his return is smooth, he's fantasy's No. 1 handcuff.
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In his video, an officer threatens to handcuff Mr. Christian.
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A set of handcuff keys hidden in a suspect's underwear.
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But if Howard is fine, Langford isn't even a handcuff.
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He tries to handcuff King but she can be seen resisting.
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Blue is at least starting to look like a decent handcuff.
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The only logical solution is to handcuff her to a mime.
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He freed himself and forced Miller to handcuff himself, Landers said.
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The handcuff band is going to be available only in brown.
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At the very least, he'd become a handcuff for David Johnson owners.
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So, she got the same exact mime to handcuff to her mother.
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In the afternoon, they learn judo skills and moves to handcuff people.
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Investigators also discovered handcuff keys hidden on the shooters' bodies, NBC reported.
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But he would not let Harper's free agency handcuff the team's plans.
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You know those Chinese handcuff toys that you put your finger in?
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She runs away, shouting profanities and telling the officers not to handcuff her.
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The teen then crumples to the ground, and police handcuff his limp body.
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Turner pulled the trigger again, knocking Williams down long enough to handcuff him.
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The inmate allegedly stole Miller's gun and the handcuff key, the sheriff said.
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Stacey Lyons handcuff a man whose girlfriend had accused him of choking her.
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Based on risk assessment, we are not going to handcuff women and children.
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"I did not detain, handcuff or search anyone while on scene," he wrote.
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They didn't handcuff or manhandle me, but the sheer number of them was intimidating.
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He said the female officer was trying to handcuff a woman during an eviction.
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"How do you handcuff someone and don&apost have a key?" she said Tuesday.
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And they say they will handcuff regulators from protecting wildlife from the climate crisis.
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It's unconscionable that we would handcuff patients with higher costs to safeguard corporate profits.
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Rulings in Trump's favor could handcuff Congress and prosecutors in investigating any sitting president.
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The deputies then pull Ward's limp body out of the car and handcuff him.
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The video shows the officer apparently trying to handcuff the woman, but she breaks free.
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Arian Foster announced his retirement Monday, meaning Williams becomes Jay Ajayi's unquestioned backup and handcuff.
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He then appears to handcuff the girl before having her stand and leading her away.
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Watch the entire chase, from handcuff escape to final showdown, via the Lufkin Police above.
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Toth said he moved in to handcuff the suspect while he was on the ground.
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A young passenger's hand stays very close to an adult's hand, possibly concealing a handcuff.
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Several police are on the scene, including officers who appear to handcuff a man nearby.
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Several police are in the area, including officers who appear to handcuff a man nearby.
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The officers did not handcuff the woman and Craig said that was among his concerns.
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When she arrived at the bank, however, two ICE agents were waiting to handcuff her.
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"I sort of wish the guy had invested in an extra handcuff key," Grubbs said.
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Samardzija rebounded in a big way on Thursday, retiring 15 straight batters to handcuff Oakland.
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By contrast, it's much easier to handcuff a foreigner for preparing an assault on America.
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The video shows Amiott and another officer trying to handcuff Hubbard and punching him repeatedly.
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As he tries to handcuff the woman, she breaks free, prompting Delacruz to deploy his Taser.
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Ted tried to handcuff her in the car, but accidentally put both cuffs on one wrist.
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Pelosi's plans to, as David Dayen put it, "handcuff" her own party's ambitions aren't going unchallenged.
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The iconic double tour and handcuff straps are a stark departure from Apple's sober design elements.
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Some venues in eastern Europe even handcuff escapees to the scenery, as part of the challenge.
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But Democrats, environmentalists and health advocates say the HONEST Act is intended to handcuff the EPA.
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It was hanging by a handcuff from a temporary fence outside the Masjid Annur Islamic Center.
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But the entire notion of handcuffing WRs like we try to handcuff running backs is tough.
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About 49 seconds into the video, the cops appear to be trying to handcuff the woman.
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A little over five minutes later, the officers approach and handcuff Clark before beginning medical treatment.
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The scene got so crazy cops had to tase Ronnie and handcuff him to a stretcher.
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Eventually, he grows frustrated and tries to handcuff Weinman when she starts backing away from him.
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"My daughter is right there seeing this," she says as the officers begin to handcuff her.
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Officers soon arrived at the scene to detain Shaw, who allegedly fought their attempts to handcuff her.
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After the vehicle crashed, the inmate allegedly stole Miller's gun and the handcuff key, the sheriff said.
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Gillislee probably isn't ownable by himself, but he belongs to the list of must-handcuff running backs.
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But the movement is also focused on measures that would handcuff the EPA in its current form.
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While attempting to handcuff the suspect, the officer said Salazar-Limon tried to push him into traffic.
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For three months I've proclaimed that Ezekiel Elliott owners should also roster Alfred Morris as Zeke's handcuff.
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In the mix are industry-backed bills that handcuff localities that want to adopt their own restrictions.
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This clue is a throwback, unused since 1960, and sort of goes hand and handcuff with 37A.
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It could also handcuff central banks, which are cutting interest rates around the world to boost growth.
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With a handcuff dangling from his right wrist, Jordan tried to lift himself up off the ground.
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He fires off a warning shot when he sees that Berry has a broken handcuff on her wrists.
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As officers try to arrest her, she runs away, shouting profanities and telling them not to handcuff her.
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The report also found that she had deep bruising on her left and right wrists from handcuff injuries.
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It's right in time for them to see two officers try to handcuff O. J. in his backyard.
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I remember telling kids the story of Handcuff Bob, where there was a guy who traveled from Florida.
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After the shooting, officers waited several minutes for backup before moving to handcuff Clark and beginning medical treatment.
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Graciously, she said, officers waited to handcuff her until she was in the back of their patrol car.
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"If you have the police come in and handcuff somebody, that is not a medical intervention," Leavitt said.
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President Trump's fiscal year 2018 budget would handcuff rural families and businesses absent a formidable response by Congress.
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Later, when he was screaming obscenities through the open window, it took four police officers to handcuff him.
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This language would handcuff the FTC and enable deceptive and unfair MLM schemes to continue to victimize consumers.
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But the Trump administration may try to write the new rules to handcuff states as much as possible.
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Rankin testified that Chapman repeatedly ignored his commands and when he tried to handcuff him he attempted to escape.
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And the Compute Stick doesn't officially support 4K either, another clear handcuff of the Atom CPU it's got inside.
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Meanwhile, as additional officers appear to handcuff Harper, another woman, who appears to be the babysitter, takes their children.
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The officers handcuff and frisk Mr. Grays before escorting him past his postal truck to a black police cruiser.
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As the young man has a seizure in the street, the officers handcuff him rather than offer first aid.
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You can use zip ties to lock up a cabinet or handcuff those who would trespass in said cabinet.
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But occasionally spotty Bluetooth connections and insufficient battery life handcuff the experience, especially when you consider the $300 price tag.
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The staff told NYT that they don't handcuff addicts to the beds "anymore," but bragged about their use of force.
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One officer cursed; another told him to place his hands behind his back and placed one hand in a handcuff.
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Immediately afterwards, the uniformed men (presumably security) jump on Jones and handcuff him as he is lying on the ground.
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This is enormously important for a GOP that may want to handcuff future administrations from over-reliance on executive authority.
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The deputy tried to handcuff Guillory, who was now on his stomach, and the two men struggled, the affidavit said.
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Though Robinson offered to get the documentation in his home confirming his ownership, the officer instead opted to handcuff him.
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Here's your weekly handcuff reminder: if you own Matt Forte, it makes sense to use a roster spot on Powell.
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" He added: "The basic process for the R.C.M.P. is to handcuff everybody, based on the fact that it is criminal.
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Thus we handcuff: we draft the backup in the later rounds after we select his starter, providing an insurance policy.
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"The best thing you can do is handcuff them, but you have to get them into that position first," he said.
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About three hours after the standoff began, the gunman asked to handcuff himself and surrendered to law enforcement, authorities reportedly said.
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But, Milton got no special treatment -- the judge ordered L.A. County Sheriff's Deputies to handcuff Bradley and take him into custody.
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When he tried to handcuff Lucas, the suspect allegedly resisted and physical force was used to restrain him, the complaint states.
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He only saw police handcuff one man and put him in a patrol car, and it happened very quickly, he said.
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After two officers, both of them white, arrived, Mr. Clark resisted their efforts to handcuff him, the county attorney's report said.
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Sessions seems to believe that federal oversight will somehow handcuff the police, rendering them less able to crack down on crime.
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Lieutenant Jerry McDonald testified he placed a knee on Armstrong's back as others struggled to handcuff him and shackle his legs.
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Staying unerringly faithful in the context of an episodic series is the sort of juggling act that tends to handcuff storytellers.
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The standoff ended when Atkins agreed to handcuff himself and walked out the front door, surrounded by four of the hostages.
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This officer hands and fingers was almost inside my vagina I shoved her off, she said she's going to handcuff me.
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" Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, issued a statement calling the House bill a "futile gesture to handcuff the U.S. economy.
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No nation-state is going to handcuff themselves and say, 'You can't do this,' because they all engage in similar detection.
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She said that Scott Mechkowski, the assistant field office director for ICE, dismissed her arguments and had officers handcuff Mr. Ragbir.
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"Detectives say while Sebastian was being booked, it was discovered he had a homemade handcuff key inside his mouth," the statement alleges.
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Then Ringgenberg holstered his gun, and he and Schwarze took Clark to the ground to try to handcuff the 23-year-old.
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With one wrist still dangling a handcuff, Mr Saakashvili led his supporters to the Rada, Ukraine's parliament, to demand Mr Poroshenko's resignation.
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And the agents didn't even handcuff him, Provvisionato told Motherboard, speaking from Nouakchott over the cellphone that the Mauritanian government gave him.
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And never, ever get into a user experience battle with the hardware/software integration — not to mention velvet handcuff ecosystem — of Apple.
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During an appearance on Today on Wednesday, Cohen – in character as The Brothers Grimsby's Nobby – convinced Lauer to let him handcuff him.
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Officers Anthony Pirone and Johannes Mehserle struggled with Grant as they attempted to handcuff him, forcing Grant face-first on the ground.
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That role could grow as the Chargers get more comfortable with him, though he isn't a candidate to be Melvin Gordon's handcuff.
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Someone out of frame is carefully pulling back the sleeve on Xu's coat, revealing the clasp of a handcuff around his wrist.
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Officers returned, too, and in front of the store staff, they were able to handcuff the seller, John Olds, 51, of Harlem.
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Again, the handcuff gesture weaves its way through; again bodies fall, and other dancers run to them, to let them down gently.
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The mandatory-minimum rules handcuff judges, requiring them to sentence defendants convicted of certain offenses to lengthy prison terms no matter the circumstances.
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Officers are heard asking him to take off his backpack, then show Harmon taking off running as an officer tried to handcuff him.
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The video appears to show the o rookie officer struggling with Payne, fighting through the pain of his injuries to handcuff the suspect.
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He would then handcuff her and place her in the passenger side of the vehicle, which he had modified by removing the seat.
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One last note, cops say Parry is so big they struggled to handcuff him and ultimately needed LEG IRONS to secure his wrists.
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Vereen isn't the pure handcuff Morris is, but in PPR leagues I don't hate the idea of rostering him for a couple weeks.
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VW is planning a partial listing of its MAN and Scania brands, which would continue to handcuff them to its governance-challenged parent.
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But Mr. Assange didn't go easily: He resisted arrest and had to be restrained by British police officers, who struggled to handcuff him.
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The arcane self-imposed rules of the Senate handcuff the majority and make it next to impossible to move a bill without Democrats.
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"There are some people who choose for whatever reason to handcuff themselves to the Titanic," said John Weaver, an adviser to Ohio Gov.
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He resisted arrest and had to be restrained by officers, who struggled to handcuff him and received assistance from officers outside the embassy.
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When Aime tried to handcuff the suspect, identified as 28-year-old Thomas Bennett, he allegedly became aggressive, Baton Rouge Police Department spokesman Sgt.
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Mitchell was asked to step out of his truck and did, but when Jones attempted to handcuff him a scuffle ensued, Vander Sanden said.
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Although Taylor is highly regarded within the Fed, his rule-based rate-setting position has spurred criticism that he would handcuff U.S. monetary policy.
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They see a cell phone on the ground next to him, handcuff him, and begin chest compressions about five minutes after Clark was shot.
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But the short answer is: I don't know, and not having an obvious handcuff does probably put a slight dent in Charles's draft value.
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At one point, she recalled, he threatened to get his friends "from the Police Department to handcuff" her for peeking into a vacant apartment.
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Last week, the Washington Supreme Court heard arguments about the constitutionality of two radical Seattle housing laws that handcuff landlords in selecting their tenants.
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Ultimately it's not law enforcement's job to handcuff itself, and it's naive to expect police departments to limit their own use of available technology.
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He'd reassume his spot as Martin's handcuff, at least until and if Charles Sims can come off injured reserve in Week 03 or beyond.
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The officers take the man down and within seconds, one of them is seen lying on top of him and attempting to handcuff him.
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It tries to bind us, it tries to handcuff us from doing the fundamental purpose of government -- protecting our citizens -- and that's just wrong.
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The party had sought the restrictions in an effort to handcuff Trump's zero-tolerance policy of detaining undocumented migrants -- even those without criminal records.
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Of course, that is because the Haggler is a fictional construct, which means he has no wrists, and this makes him impossible to handcuff.
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Police were everywhere; one plainclothes cop sauntered past with a wad of plastic handcuff restraints dangling from his back pocket, like a workman's tools.
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A struggle ensued — and as the officer tried to handcuff Cunningham's friend, who swung at the officer, Cunningham made a break for the nearby woods.
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Suddenly, officer Megan Flemming — who, like Halley, was still new to the patrol — grabbed Augustus's arm from behind to handcuff him without any verbal warning.
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" Weinman also spat at one of the officers as they attempted to handcuff her and called one of them "you white piece of fucking trash.
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They smash photos of Maduro and his predecessor, the late Hugo Chavez, handcuff around a dozen soldiers and berate them for supporting "dictatorship" in Venezuela.
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HDP lawyers left the courtroom in Ankara in protest, a Reuters reporter said, while the public inside the court applauded the decision to handcuff Demirtas.
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It would finally have to compete to provide the best social app rather than relying on its network effect to handcuff users to its service.
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Each team is forced to handcuff two skaters together for 24 hours, and the unlucky pairs try to stay sane to varying degrees of success.
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Gibbs lost his position at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Midlothian, Virginia, after officers entered the hospital to handcuff him in late February 2016, she says.
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And others worry about the ICO's lockup period — which sources say ends one to two years after its launch — and whether that could handcuff participants.
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In particular, some lawmakers of Puerto Rican descent, who contended that an overpowerful oversight board would simply handcuff an island already struggling, directly challenged Weiss.
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"If I was you, I would handcuff this man and take him as a criminal!" said one activist, Hamida Wardak, while pointing at Zahra's father.
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Witnesses told investigators that Rosfeld ordered the driver out of the car and appeared to handcuff him before turning his attention to the other occupants.
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Ryan also called for regulators to be held to a budget that would limit their rulemaking activities, but critics say this would handcuff federal agencies.
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First, he doesn't tend to handcuff together unrelated cuisines that have nothing in common except a continent; most of his dishes have discernibly Chinese antecedents.
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The Career of Ehrich Weiss, American Self-Liberator, Europe's Eclipsing Sensation, World's Handcuff King and Prison Breaker — Nothing on Earth Can Hold Houdini a Prisoner!!!
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Better would be Charles never getting right and Ware maintaining the top gig, or Charles reclaiming the top spot, whereupon Ware becomes a terrific handcuff.
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DeAngelo Williams needed a knee scope last week, which will probably knock him out for at least a month—there goes Le'Veon Bell's clean handcuff.
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And of course he was seen, and a little bit down the road and there's sirens and they handcuff Bruce and put him in the car.
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Police records and videos released this week show Jose Conde was punched and elbowed about four times while officers were trying to handcuff him in January.
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As the kids continue to curse at the officer, he and a second officer handcuff the same teenage boy seen at the start of the video.
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Within minutes, deputies from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department were on the scene, and were able to disarm and handcuff 38-year-old Juan Rodriguez.
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What brought down May — the essential contradictions of Brexit, and a British public that cannot muster a majority for any outcome — could similarly handcuff any successor.
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Detective Payne responded, "We're done," and abruptly grabbed Ms. Wubbels to handcuff her, twisting her and pushing her out the door as she screamed for help.
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At one point, he "handcuff[ed]" her "so tight" she lost feeling in her wrists for hours, and blamed things on his "dominant nature," Gardner wrote.
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Officer Proctor told investigators that he saw Mr. Glenn grabbing for his partner's holster as the two officers were trying to handcuff him outside a nightclub.
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Then he would "handcuff me and put me on the hood of his patrol car and have oral sex with me," she wrote in a statement.
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But when officers tried to handcuff him, he allegedly resisted and got away from the officers and jumped back into his Jeep before allegedly striking Sullivan.
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But he and other Republicans say Democrats are employing the tactic to a much greater extent to clog up the Senate and handcuff the Trump administration.
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He was caught up in an ethics scandal and had his private security handcuff a journalist who was trying to ask questions at a campaign event.
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According to police records, Sidney claimed Elvis pursued him relentlessly, prompting Tammy to monitor his phone use and even handcuff him to the bed at night repeatedly.
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But he immediately gets up and charges toward the two cops, only to be tackled to the ground, with both officers struggling to subdue and handcuff him.
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But the Justice Department report described a city where officers handcuff minority residents without probable cause, use racial slurs and retaliate against those who question police tactics.
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As Sheppard looked for her license and registration, the officer asked her to step out of the vehicle and began to handcuff her, according to the video.
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Last month, Spanish judicial authorities described how a group of 10 broke into the embassy and began to "violently strike its occupants" and detain and handcuff them.
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Kershaw continued to handcuff the Mets, setting down the next five batters until Curtis Granderson doubled into the right-field corner with two outs in the sixth.
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The video shows Oakry screaming and collapsing face-down onto a pile of garbage bags before one officer scoops up the child and several others handcuff Oakry.
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He then ran head first into a locked exit door "before a group of corrections officers used physical force to apprehend and handcuff him," the statement added.
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"When the officers attempted to take him into custody, he would not cooperate and refused to allow them to handcuff him," the department said in a statement.
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But GOP leaders also tucked into that "fix" a procedural change removing House Democrats' ability to force a vote to handcuff Trump from removing sanctions on Russia.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.), who will vote with Democrats and a handful of Republicans to form a bipartisan majority to try to handcuff Trump on both issues.
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These bracelets can serve as a reminder of something you value, something you hope will last, but they aren't a handcuff or an anchor tethering you in place.
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Realigned trade deals with these countries are partly attributable to our energy dominance and a refocused approach to responsible energy development that does not handcuff our economic potential.
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Moss convinced Atkins to agree to let her and the others handcuff him and walk out together if police would throw a pair of handcuffs inside the door.
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Missourians should reject state lawmakers' attempt to handcuff cities by blocking St. Louis' higher minimum wage and prohibiting other communities from raising pay for their lowest paid workers.
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Then, the detective wrapped his right arm around Mr. Medina's neck and choked him for 22 seconds, as a second officer tried to handcuff him, the videotape showed.
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TAVERNISE: And the cops bring them in and put them on a love seat in the living room, handcuff them together, and then go upstairs and start searching.
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All of these technologies will be in the hands of government agencies that have the power to keep us under watch, to handcuff us, to lock us up.
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"It seems to be that they're issuing this rule to handcuff a future administration," said Andrew deLaski, who runs the energy-efficiency advocacy group Appliance Standards Awareness Project.
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Self-imposed rules of the Senate on procedure will handcuff the president's 2018 agenda, and while legislation will move through the House, bills will die in the Senate.
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The officer signing the affidavit cited the infra-red camera, handcuffs, multiple handcuff keys, two radio devices and weapons Wienke had on him as evidence of such a threat.
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About three hours later, Atkins — who had been shot in the left arm — agreed to handcuff himself and walked out the front door, surrounded by four of the hostages.
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The strongest pushback against the Trump administration's new marijuana policy, however, seems to be in Congress — where dozens of lawmakers are pushing legislation that would handcuff Sessions on pot.
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The U.S. Treasury Department is proposing to handcuff U.S.-based companies with new tax rules that would limit their ability to lend or transfer funds between wholly owned subsidiaries.
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His point was how hard it could be for officers to subdue and handcuff an uncooperative person, and how easy it could be for them to lose their temper.
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ICE should no longer get free rein to tackle, handcuff and haul away immigrants, sending a message to others that they should think twice before trusting in the courts.
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"They have this moment where they put you, they handcuff you, they drug you, they put you on the bed, and they separate you from everyone you know," he said.
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When Psillos went to handcuff Fields, he allegedly grabbed a knife from his coat and stabbed the officer multiple times ... according to a release by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
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A report last year by the Justice Department described a town where officers handcuff minority residents without probable cause, use racial slurs and retaliate against those who question police tactics.
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Once officers were able to handcuff him, Brant allegedly became violent: According to the report, Brant allegedly flailed and kicked his legs, hitting the officer in the knee multiple times.
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The NHL referee who holds Richard's arms while a Boston Bruins player hits him with two free punches represents the English bias of NHL management who handcuff their French players.
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Yet despite the complaints from Senate Republicans that Trump is eroding his party's free trade bona fides, the GOP seemingly can't — or won't — rally the votes to handcuff the president.
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After staff members there called the police, Officer P.J. Larscheid of the county police arrived and ended up pinning Ms. McCrary to the ground in an effort to handcuff her.
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Although there was no basis to detain the man, two officers attempted to handcuff and shackle him, while one officer struck him "in the face, ribs, and back" with fists.
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The struggle continued and an officer told him, "if you fight, I fight" and "yeah, it's going to break," seemingly referring to his arms as the police tried to handcuff him.
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And with the social media handcuff we lock onto ourselves everyday with our phone addiction, we lie even more on the Internet to cull for likes and hearts and thumbs ups.
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Bundy unsuccessfully tried to handcuff both of her wrists, and she had declined his suggestion to put her seatbelt on as they drove about a half-mile away from the mall.
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He'd get them in the car and he would handcuff them, and he would kill them, and you'd hear the stories of the girls being dumped behind nightclub bars and stuff.
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EPA is also quietly seeking changes to several other policies that it says are needed to strengthen the rulemaking process, but which critics argue are an attempt to handcuff future administrations.
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The sad plight of grown white men, crouching beneath their (better) selves, to slaughter the innocent during traffic stops, to push black women's faces into the dirt, to handcuff black children.
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The DUP's leader Arlene Foster said on Saturday her 10 lawmakers could not vote for May's deal because it would "handcuff the UK to the EU, with the EU holding the keys".
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Burns let go with a slap shot from center ice that deflected off the stick of Islanders defenseman Calvin de Haan to handcuff Greiss on San Jose's 15th shot of the game.
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During her raucous moments with the officer in her room, the 57-year-old woman says that she can hardly breathe, an assertion she repeats as the officer prepares to handcuff her.
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The dash cam footage Video of the August 12 traffic stop, released by the Euclid Police Department, shows Amiott and another officer attempting to handcuff Richard Hubbard III and punching him repeatedly.
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Since those rights remain the ultimate moneymaker, they form a powerful center of gravity; Boren was not wrong to refer to the Big 123's deal as a "handcuff" (another memorable quotation).
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When I would pick them up, I'd search them, handcuff them with a chain link to cuff them together—when I would transport multiple people—and put them in the paddy wagon.
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Yet, despite the ethnic allegiances and patronage systems that handcuff Kenyan democracy, the country has avoided a repeat of the ethnic-fueled violence after the 2007 election that killed more than 1,000 people.
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The police department has admitted that Royal was handcuffed, but said it was not part of agency protocol to handcuff children and that they didn't know Royal's age when he was initially restrained.
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The captain is saying 'It was a perfect iceberg; now we can all make Slurpees for everyone,' and he's asking you to handcuff yourself to the port-side rail and swallow the keys.
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On an early morning in August 2017, Arganbright pulled over his squad car near the suburb of Broomfield so he could handcuff and rape the woman he was supposed to be escorting home.
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Freeman said one of the officers tried to handcuff Clark, and DNA evidence showed that in the ensuing struggle Clark got his hand on Ringgenberg's gun as they both lay on the ground.
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As a sergeant who arrived interviewed Brown, he "physically resisted officers attempts to handcuff him and he was taken to the ground in a controlled manner," the arresting officer wrote in the report.
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But environmental groups said Williams was manufacturing a crisis to justify a project that would rip apart fragile ecosystems, handcuff New York to fossil fuels and hobble the state's march toward renewable resources.
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The Protecting Workplace Advancement and Opportunity Act introduced Thursday by Republicans in the House and Senate would handcuff the Labor Department as it looks to hike pay for those who work long hours.
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"Kimmel&aposs thread continued: "Of course the police were working with the bar manager w/ the tourist swindle, so the police handcuff me as the bar manager steals my debit card and passport.
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"I never thought that they would take him like that, handcuff him, and that they would leave me stranded at the gas station," Maria del Carmen Venegas, 32, told NBC Los Angeles in Spanish.
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The officer says several of Misi's friends tried to pull him away and help him escape -- but the cop was able to fight them off until additional cops came and helped him handcuff Misi.
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"They have this moment where they put you — they handcuff you, they drug you, they put you on the bed, and they separate you from everyone you know," West said, according to the outlet.
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Sanchez did not resemble the pitcher who posted a 7.49 ERA and 1.82 WHIP during that miserable stretch, relying more on his four-seam fastball and less on his sinker to handcuff the Mariners.
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"Read more: A flight from the UK to Portugal was forced to make an emergency landing after the pilot reportedly faintedHe said that the crew "finally managed to immobilize him and to handcuff him.
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After Khloé decided to handcuff a mime to her mom to add some humor and light-heartedness to her day, Jenner struck back by giving her daughter a little taste of her own medicine.
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"Whenever they used to restrain me and put me in the chair, they would handcuff me," said one immigrant from Honduras, who was 15 when placed in the detention center, the news service reported.
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In the Andrich case, they say they were called for trespassing and then had a "knock-down, drag-out fight," getting one handcuff on Mr. Andrich before he broke free, injuring an officer's knee.
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First, Kucherov extended his points streak to 22 games with a goal with a little more than six minutes left in the first period on a 276-foot shot that seemed to handcuff Kinkaid.
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"I HOLD OUT my hands and they handcuff me," Ahmet Altan wrote in his prison memoir, recalling the moment a court sentenced him to life without parole on trumped-up terror and coup charges.
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"Last week we were in the swamp in the heat, and we have to drop and roll and shoot the gun, then run and handcuff the bad guys – I do all of that," she says.
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That threat from members of the House Freedom Caucus led to the resignation of Speaker John A. Boehner in 2015 and is seen as a way that just a few members can handcuff the speaker.
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At first, though, Matt Forte is starter and there's no clear handcuff between Robinson and receiving-back Bilal Powell; should the aging Forte get hurt in '16, Powell and Robinson might cancel each other out.
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The sexual wellness brand also offers beautiful gold and silver bondage accessories including a harness, nipple and clit clamps, a cock ring bracelet, and handcuff bangles, plus a non-vibrating massage ring featuring two decorative spheres.
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The officer was punching and elbowing Conde, and seemed to say "fuck you," as two other officers newly on scene tried to hold him down and handcuff him, according to video from several bodycam vantage points.
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At one point, Sheppard says, "Sir, please don't do me like this," and then turns toward the officer and attempts to pull her arm away as he is trying to handcuff her hands behind her back.
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"We know from our training and experience anytime we transport someone, particularly if they are suffering from mental illness for their safety and for the officers' safety and the community's safety that we handcuff," he said.
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It took four minutes for a police officer to arrive, gun drawn, handcuff Iaco and haul him to the nearest precinct - a swift response to a high-profile provocation in Mayor João Doria's war on graffiti.
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I learned that in 1981 Cora staged a protest of the reinstatement of registration for the draft at a post office in Chelsea, Vt. The postmistress called the chief of police, who tried to handcuff her.
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In one video posted to his account on Monday, Mr. Shroyer says, "So I'm being arrested right now for disrupting Congress," as Capitol Police officers appear to handcuff him after he was removed from the room.
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In video footage captured by his friend, Alfiky loudly and clearly repeats that he is a journalist and offers to show his press credentials while a group of police push him against a car and handcuff him.
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Putting aside the question whether it makes sense to connect your jacket to your phone, the handcuff LEDs will tell you when you should turn left or right so you don't have to look at your phone.
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Instead, he cast it largely in economic terms, arguing that President Barack Obama agreed to a bad deal for Americans that would handcuff the economy and put the United States at a disadvantage against its international competitors.
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In video footage captured by his friend, Amr Alfiky loudly and clearly repeats that he is a journalist and offers to show his press credentials while a group of police push him against a car and handcuff him.
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On the cover of Dreams and Nightmares, a fancy watch is linked to a handcuff, and in the artwork for 2015's Dreams Worth More than Money, an obituary and stack of hundred dollar bills are bound together.
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It also banned alt-right commentator Laura Loomer last month, after a string of hate speech violations, leading Loomer to handcuff herself to Twitter's New York City headquarters in a brief and unsuccessful stunt to reopen her account.
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" The Wisconsin Republican said he hoped to hear from the President on his plan to defeat ISIS, saying previous requests for authorization of the use of military force were rejected because they "constrain and handcuff the next president.
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In other news from New York, a disturbing detail emerged in the case of Eric Garner, who died in 2014 on a Staten Island sidewalk after gasping "I can't breathe" as four police officers tried to handcuff him.
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A 3-year-old boy who was separated from his mother has been pretending to handcuff and vaccinate people around him, behavior he almost certainly witnessed in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody, according to those working with him.
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At the same time, there are broad readings of the Constitution — ones that give our elected officials the necessary power to act and to solve problems — and narrow readings, which handcuff and restrict the range of our government.
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In video footage captured by his friend, Mostafa Bassim, Alfiky loudly and clearly repeats that he is a journalist and offers to show his press credentials while a group of police push him against a car and handcuff him.
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As many as 20 percent of detainees at the facilities are held in solitary confinement for all but one or two hours each day, the lawsuit alleged, and officers "repeatedly and excessively" use pepper spray and routinely handcuff detainees.
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Durr, who only started his job on April 4, said he's going to use the incident to review police practices such as the arrest policy, which currently just says officers should consider whether to handcuff anyone younger than 12.
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One five-year-old boy, after being separated from his mother for 50 days, pleaded to be breast-fed even though he hadn't nursed in years, while a three-year-old pretended to vaccinate and handcuff people around him.
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" Adds the new mom, 36, "I was like, 'No, that's from a handcuff that's been on my ankle and I just pulled too hard and really acted the heck out of the scene, but yeah, a normal day at work.
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SUICIDE, DEPRESSION ARE OUR NATION&aposS SCARLET A (I KNOW, BECAUSE I ALMOST TOOK MY OWN LIFE) "When he gets over here, we&aposre going to let him sit down, we&aposre not going to handcuff him right away," Suszek said.
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One might think it's not necessary to explain that it's bad to hang a child from a blackboard, let alone handcuff them, lock them in closets, send them to jail or press them to the ground for not following the rules.
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ProPublica found that H&R Block similarly prevented Google from including its own truly free service in search results A bill making its way through Congress would permanently handcuff the IRS and keep it from building out a TurboTax alternative.
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She allegedly told police she would handcuff the victim to a desk in their living room to keep him from eating "junk food" overnight when he refused to eat her food, even though she described it as "flavorful," the report states.
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Mr. Grays said the officers quickly put the car into reverse, got out and handcuffed him, telling him at one point to stop resisting when, it appears, he would not put his arms behind his back so officers could handcuff him.
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For almost three decades, Daniel has worked in the entertainment industry, guiding writers and actors on how to paint an authentic picture of law enforcement—from the proper way to handcuff a suspect to the protocol for searching a home.
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A tense three-hour standoff ensued, ending when Atkins gave himself up to police, who had responded in force, surrounding the building, evacuating nearby businesses, and establishing communications with the gunman, whom they persuaded to handcuff himself and exit the store.
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Adrian Hong Chang and nine others are accused of breaking into Pyongyang's diplomatic compound in the Spanish capital before the group began to "violently strike its occupants" and detain and handcuff them, Spain's judicial authorities said in a news release.
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Every Bell owner in the fantasy kingdom must continue to own Williams as the best pure handcuff in the realm, but if 20153's usage is any indication, you won't want to start him as long as Bell is around.
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Witnesses at the second scene told investigators Rosfeld ordered the driver out of the car and appeared to handcuff him before turning his attention to the other occupants, one of whom fled between a home and a senior center, the complaint said.
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And in 1969, Cartier came out with the Love bracelet, a gold bangle that locks onto a wrist with a special screwdriver, looking like nothing so much as a very expensive handcuff; indeed, legend has it that the design was inspired by medieval chastity belts.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of the two hands thrust through the bars clutches a pencil, and the wrist sports the bracelet of a handcuff, putting to rest any question that these bars are anything other than those of a prison cell.
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But striking a balance that satisfies the party's "resistance" base, its vocal crop of progressive insurgents and the entrenched powerbrokers threatens to bedevil, and potentially handcuff, the next speaker, whether it's a seasoned operator like Pelosi or a new leader on a short honeymoon.
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The law was a major political victory for Pena Nieto, but Slim is fighting back, with his lawyers arguing to the court that legislators did not have the right to create "asymmetrical" rules meant to handcuff America Movil and help smaller players like Telefonica.
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Two weeks after Attorney General Jeff Sessions rolled back an Obama-era policy that offered state-legal marijuana businesses a degree of protection from federal prosecution, legislators are hitting back with plans that could handcuff the DEA and block the feds from cracking down.
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In a police report written by an officer who arrested Brown, the officer alleged that the basketball player "became very aggressive," and then "physically resisted officiers' attempts to handcuff him and he was taken to the ground in a controlled manner," according Milwaukee affiliate WISN.
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The putsch failed spectacularly, but she's ready to handcuff him again with a deal on term limits that, if approved, would most likely usher both lawmakers from their leadership suites by early 2023, along with the No. 3 Democrat, Representative James E. Clyburn of South Carolina.
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On a weekend getaway ostensibly booked to spice up a stale marriage, Jessie (Carla Gugino) is handcuffed to a bed by her smarmy husband, Gerald (Bruce Greenwood), who drops dead with the handcuff keys mere feet away, on a bathroom sink that Jessie is helpless to reach.
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"It's not something that we typically advise our clients to do for a variety of reasons," he added, in part because someone might knock out the officer and take the weapon, and it's more difficult to subdue and handcuff an assailant while carrying a long gun.
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I said I understood and immediately put my hands behind my back so that she could handcuff me and put me in the back of the vehicle…[the officer] apologised but said that she did not believe I had been attacked due to the lack of physical injuries on my face.
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We are deeply concerned that, left unchecked, the unsubstantiated speculation and inaccurate information presented during your Subcommittee hearing will put the entire U.S. drone industry at risk, causing a ripple effect that will stunt economic growth and handcuff public servants who use DJI drones to protect the public and save lives.
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With nearly 40 shareholders cashing a hefty portion of their shares now — those still at Lazada are subject to a four-year golden handcuff, by the way — there could be an influx of new investors who, gilded by their experience with Lazada, are ready to invest in upcoming startups across the region.
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Another notable change would eliminate the ability of one member to essentially force a vote of no confidence in the speaker, a threat that has allowed the House Freedom Caucus, a group of ultraconservative Republicans, to handcuff the speaker, and ultimately led to the resignation of Speaker John A. Boehner in 2015.
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"It appears that as the officer was then attempting to handcuff the female she was able to gain control of his Taser and turned it on the officer, Tasing the officer, which forced the officer to draw his duty weapon and fire multiple rounds at the female, striking her at least once," Dorris said.
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This surge is particularly striking in South Florida, where ICE has been showing up at one of the nation's largest unaccompanied minor shelters—a 1,300-bed facility in the town of Homestead—to handcuff youths on their 18th birthdays, Lisa Lehner, senior litigation attorney for the Miami-based Americans for Immigrant Justice, told me.
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Maybe jewelry was always a scam, a way to decorate a woman like a Christmas tree while really ladening her with objects — around her neck, like a collar (or a choker, which, God) or around her wrist like a handcuff — so distracting that she would never really examine the bargain she was making when she put it on.
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There is no one person in North Carolina to blame for this development, though there are plenty of options: Dallas Woodhouse, the longtime executive director of the state GOP, is a worthy candidate, but once one looks beyond his stunts—like his infamous handcuff-shaking at Hillary Clinton on MSNBC—he's not much more than a party prop.
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He's the same size as Ellington, which may be a bit too small for him to ever be trusted as a team's pure No. 1 back, and the reason he's not AP's pure handcuff this year is that should the 31-year-old Peterson suffer injury, McKinnon would almost certainly share time with lumbering Matt Asiata.
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The Financial CHOICE (Creating Hope and Opportunity for Investors, Consumers and Entrepreneurs) Act will allow banks to resume making speculative investments with taxpayer insured deposits, restrict operations at the Federal Reserve and handcuff independent agencies like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which obtains its funding from the Federal Reserve and is therefore not subject to the vicissitudes of a hostile congress.
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The day after Trump signed an unconstitutional ban on travelers from Muslim majority nations, thousands of CPB agents showered, ate breakfast, and drove to their jobs at airports across the country, where they proceeded to harass, humiliate, handcuff, and detain hundreds of residents, students, tourists, workers, women, men, and children—all of whom they would have let pass, perhaps with a smile, twenty-four hours earlier.
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The style of middle-class child rearing that the Germans and the French and the rest might help us escape from is really more handcuff than helicopter, with the parent and the child both, like the man and woman agents in a sixties spy movie, shackled to the same valise—in this case, the one that carries not the secret plans for a bomb but the college-admission papers.
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Instead, Democrats like Ohio Representative Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Tim Ryan jokes he's having 'dance-off' with Andrew Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE are openly fretting that the measure would "handcuff" the party, and in the process revealing that they would have no problem imposing massive new costs on taxpayers with absolutely no plan for how to pay for them.
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