He was shot when he stuck his head out from his hiding place.
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I moved the head out from the wall so I could see behind it.
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"Oh thank god you're here," I said, poking my head out from around the stall door.
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Sure, one peeks its head out from time to time, but on the whole most phones are pretty good.
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At one point in "Blessed Avenue," a person peaks his head out from a Shanghai alleyway in the deep background to watch Satterwhite dance.
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It's a nightwatch popping his head out from inside the building of el Diario de Sonora, a local newspaper here in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico.
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The silver tiger stuck its head out from the shadows under the bed and opened its huge and shapeless mouth, biting down on my right ankle.
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My boy cat peeks his head out from under the bed and gives me a meow, so I scratch his head before he slinks back into the darkness.
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The family will be based at Government House in Victoria, and the couple will head out from there for visits before returning at the end of the day.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The world's first cruise ship propelled partially by battery power is set to head out from northern Norway on its maiden voyage, cruise operator Hurtigruten said on Monday.
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Starting next year, the first EVER commercial flights will head out from the southernmost part of Argentina, and drop you at an Argentinian base on Seymour Island near the Antarctic peninsula.
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The episode opens with James Corden waking up in Las Vegas next to Claire Danes and only gets better when Jack McBrayer pops his joyful little head out from under the covers.
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Fortunately, he peeks his head out from down the hall and I'm able to head into his perfectly curated apartment, art adorning the walls and plants hanging out in the light of the windows.
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According to New Zealand publication Stuff, Senior Sergeant Dave Houston was notified by a passer by who had spotted the little fluff ball when it peeped its head out from under a parked car.
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At the end of the video, Harry pokes his head out from behind a tree, a goofy grin on his face — so at the very least, it's worth watching through for that moment alone!
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Such a decisive move, only two months after Quinn took over from John Flint, would help mark the former commercial bank head out from his predecessor, who had a reputation for ducking major decisions.
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Occasionally one of the famously shy macaques of the peninsula would peek its head out from the surrounding thick canopy before getting spooked by the groan of my straining engine and vanishing into the brush.
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The family will be based at Government House in Victoria, and the couple – in what aides call a "hub and spoke" model – will head out from there for visits before returning at the end of the day.
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Jenner and her mentor-friends (including writer Jennifer Finney Boylan and actress Candis Cayne) head out from Malibu on a kind of comfy whistle-stop tour in a very nice bus – they're all stoked to see the Grand Canyon!
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A designer may appear on the runway for only 30 seconds at the end of a show, sometimes merely poking her head out from backstage to wave (Miuccia Prada, Phoebe Philo), sometimes doing a full catwalk canter (Michael Kors, Alexander Wang).
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"It was the place where their father had spent so many hours, and where 2-year-old John had poked his head out from underneath his father's desk in one of the most iconic photographs from the Kennedy White House," Brower writes.
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The sun is starting to peek its presumably sunglasses-wearing head out from behind the dreary March clouds, we're only wearing two layers instead of three, and we're firing up the kinda-broken margarita machine so that our daiquiris will be slushy by mid-April.
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" (Why else would he be standing there concealed by his sad sign as though trying to obscure his identity or block someone from punching him in the face?) Another man in sunglasses behind him pokes his head out from behind another sign, partially legible, reading "KILL Red Peace C[…]ps.
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When it comes to the cast's favorite GIFs of themselves, Farley is partial to the one where she pokes her head out from under a bar, where she is peeing, and mouths "Stop it" ("One of the high moments in my life," she jokes); DJ Pauly D appreciates "the only time" he ever truly yelled on camera, which has been memed to death; and Deena Cortese, Meatball No. 2, loves her classic struggle bus GIF with Snooki, where the two are desperately paddling in a raft.
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The University College of Cape Breton Press, Sidney Nova Scotia 1995, page 4 In 1731, Louisbourg fishermen exported 167,000 quintals of cod and 1600 barrels of cod-liver oil. There were roughly 400 shallop-fishing vessels out each day vying for the majority of the days catch. Also, 60 to 70 ocean-going schooners would head out from Louisbourg to catch fish further down the coast.
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For this scene, Gomez dons a long, sleeveless white dress with a plunging neckline. The dress features multiple layers, with Gomez shaking the dress and her hair with the wind. With the beginning of the second verse, Gomez can be seen sticking her head out from a body of water, thus symbolizing the element of water. A seemingly topless Gomez sings the song while remaining in the water, before floating down the stream.
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U.S. Marine F4F Wildcats head-out from Henderson Field, Guadalcanal, probably in August or September 1942, to intercept incoming Japanese aircraft. One American pilot remarked, "One Zero against one Grumman is not an even fight, but with mutual support two Grummans are worth four or five Zeros." The Wildcat had its merits. It was well- protected compared to the lightly armored Zero, had a self-sealing fuel tank, and possessed adequate firepower with six .
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Numerous 9-1-1 calls were made by the patrons inside the nightclub around this time. After the initial rounds of gunfire between Mateen and Gruler, six officers shot out a large glass window and followed the sound of shooting to the bathroom area. When Mateen stuck his head out from one of the bathrooms, at least two officers shot at him. After the gunfire stopped, they were ordered to hold position instead of storming the bathroom, according to one of the officers.
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Homer is then shown driving home and discards the stuck uranium bar out the window; it lands in Otto's lap and he eats it. Bart skateboards past Otto before weaving through several townspeople: a machete- swinging Sideshow Bob, Helen Lovejoy, Apu and his octuplets, Moe, Comic Book Guy, Disco Stu, the Crazy Cat Lady, the Rich Texan and Chief Wiggum, who shakes his baton at him as he crosses the road. Hans Moleman pokes his head out from a manhole, which slams down on him when Marge drives over it in her car. Marge is now driving an orange station wagon instead of a red sedan, reflecting the change in the show.
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The next significant combat occurred on July 19 when the Italian paddle steamer Benaco head out from Salo for Gargnano towing the sailboat Poeta, both ships carrying reinforcement troops and loaded with supplies for the volunteers in the mountains of Valvestino and Tremosine. The Benaco was suddenly attacked by two Austrian gunboats, the Wildfang and Schwarzschütze, which forced it in to shore near Gargnano, where most of the crew, troops and supplies were landed during the night. The next morning Austrian whalerboats were able to capture the abandoned Benaco, still with a small gun and some rifle ammunition in her holds, and tow it away as a prize to Peschiera. One of the whalerboats capsized under Italian fire, but was eventually recovered by the Austrian flotilla.
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Dialogue throughout Episode 2.5 Despite telling Peter's father that she has realised that she cannot change her timeline, Adult Alex tries to instill some behavioural changes in her younger self's future husband. In exchange for not arresting him for assaulting Gaynor Mason, Peter promises her that he will look after his parents and be nice to whatever girl he ends up with, "be it Suzie or a girl called Alex." Her direction that he look after Molly is naturally lost on Peter who understands her to mean his cat which peeks her head out from under his bed and meows at that moment. Since, it was revealed Alex has died, it is possible that Peter will have to raise Molly.
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