We're so — sob sob, heave heave, *call mom* — happy for him.
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TMZ obtained video of Jacquees getting the ole heave ho.
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Passions proceed to seethe, tensions simmer and bodices literally heave.
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These weirdos heave themselves through it a metric jillion times.
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Did he panic and heave the ball into play haphazardly?
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But those feelings would heave to the surface in private.
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Then, boy has to leave, giving girl the old heave-ho.
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Chicago's Denzel Valentine missed a 32-foot heave at the buzzer.
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Three women — Jasmine, Danielle L., and Whitney — got the heave-ho.
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Coleman's desperation heave from midcourt fell short as the game ended.
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Once again, these paintings do seem to heave, throb and breathe.
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I heave a sigh as I sit down at my desk.
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If you throw or fling it even harder, you HEAVE it.
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It is a day for a collective heave of what if.
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Will we heave a sigh of relief, or shriek in horror?
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The train rattled along with all the carnival heave and huff.
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My ugly but effective left-handed heave was no longer effective.
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Nugent appears to be giving Clinton the old heave-ho hand signal.
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From there, the Thunder had to heave another three, which Westbrook missed.
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And then with a final heave from Waterford, it is over. Finally.
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LeAnn basically gets the heave-ho thanks to her involvement with Aidan.
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His chest started to heave as he realized what he had done.
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"It's like this Quasimodo thing," he said, giving the rope a heave.
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I wanted to do it intellectually, but I had a dry heave.
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And if someone says "pink wave" again, I'm going to dry heave.
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But Jalen Brunson's final heave from well beyond halfcourt came up short.
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A last-second Memphis heave from the backcourt was off the mark.
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He watched as Notre Dame's desperation heave fell short at the buzzer.
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And after I kneed this guy, it was like cartoons: heave ho!
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Democrats incinerated a lot of their own seats to heave it to passage.
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The ground liquefied and began to heave wildly up and down, she said.
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The score was set up by Stafford's 58-yard heave to Marvin Jones.
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Langford's last-second heave was off the mark, sending the game to overtime.
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Hayward caught the ball but badly missed a desperation heave at the buzzer.
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How did Natalie Dormer, who plays Margaery, feel about getting the heave-ho?
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I heave a sigh of relief: I know I've made the right choice.
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It took all of the family to heave the water pump off her.
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I'll dry-heave in the lavatory, splashing my face with non-potable water.
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She raps as if she's pushing out each line with a vigorous heave.
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Nolley's desperation length-of-the-court heave fell short as time ran out.
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I would shoulder a large cedar post and heave it down the hole.
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Around her, young men heave bags and mattresses onto the roof of a minibus.
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Cruz also "began to heave and vomited clear fluid," according to the officer's report.
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Of course, the smaller you go, the more you heave overboard, Ms. Behm said.
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The slender and flexible lakers seek shelter or heave-to to survive these storms.
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But work is work, and this work is fun, so I heave myself out.
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And Edwards's 3-point heave clanked harmlessly off the iron with eight seconds left.
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He applied the heave, you leave rule, but never bothered to look at the tape.
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Just like the real world, you can't simply heave items off a balcony willy-nilly.
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Standing as sentries to the narrow strait, giant gantry cranes heave containers onto waiting ships.
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Kuehne thought the placement would be too small to heave the stock into the SMI.
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But when Clide Geffrard's last-second heave sailed wide right, the Lumberjacks' season was over.
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We heave the awkward mass of the mule deer into the back of our Subaru.
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The students dug up paving stones from the Paris streets to heave at the police.
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Kentavious Caldwell-Pope beat the shot clock with a casual heave on a 2000-pointer.
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Even as bosoms heave, you are aware of an icy intelligence making them do so.
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The tech bubble that 2016 threatened didn't burst, prompting observers to heave a sigh of relief.
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Who needs small claims court when a manager will happily give your date the heave-ho?
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Monk then missed a desperation heave from just inside half-court to end a wild affair.
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With each heave, he watched the city's skyline rise and fall through the early morning haze.
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Bars and restaurants heave with tourists and with Spaniards who once again have cash to spend.
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The camps heave with people; locals say that the real population is close to one million.
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All that was needed was a brawny superman (sometimes Superman) to give them the heave-ho.
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It was a big, weird, pushy heave that sailed through the air like a fat knuckleball.
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In the end, the Evelyn Waugh, Graham Greene and Henry James novels got the heave-ho.
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The 230-foot-tall vehicle is expected to heave itself off the ground between 8 a.m.
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Not a single Houston player, meanwhile, has gotten the heave-ho or lost a red cent.
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He helped heave Ronaldo, the armored knight, into the shopping cart to wheel to the church.
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The second was a downfield heave that safety Ron Parker was able to leap up and grab.
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We count to three and heave together to release him, as the vet finishes the final stitches.
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He enters her for the first time and they heave together in the shock of the moment.
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Every play is a chance for Randall Cunningham's end zone heave, or LeBron's block in Game Seven.
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Call it courage or hubris, but Apple was more than willing to heave us over the edge.
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Their coordinated movements had an almost mathematical heave-ho rhythm in the sloshing salt and fresh waters.
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McClure had a shot to tie it as time expired, but the desperation heave came up short.
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"Guttural sobs, the sort that make you heave for air, the sort that scares you," Sharapova writes.
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Clark made the second of two free throws, and Atkins' 75-foot heave at the buzzer missed.
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He twisted to grab a Fink heave between two Utah defenders, then was off to the races.
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Ryan Crouser and Joe Kovacs can heave a 2000-pound ball farther than just about anyone else.
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Around 1.5 billion phones are sold a year, which means about as many get the heave-ho.
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Whether Peyton can resist the heave-ho urge may determine whether the Broncos return to the Super Bowl.
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"But no one should heave a sign of relief that we can get back to normal politics now."
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"We had to pull over [the tour bus] so he could dry heave on the pavement," Doggett reminisces.
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Hauser got the rebound and hit two free throws before McClung's half-court heave was off the mark.
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But Teague made a pair of free throws, and Miami&aposs desperation heave from Waiters was off line.
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Pubs heave, parades march and for one day revellers raise a glass to Ireland and its patron saint.
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Stephen Curry has gotten so good at it that he has somehow made the halfcourt heave look passé.
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Paul Jesperson's heave as time expired gave the Panthers a 75-72 upset of No. 223-seeded Texas.
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What happens when the three-time reigning Eastern Conference champions launch a desperation (and unprecedented) three-trade heave?
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More than once I thought I was going to heave up last night's dinner during my morning commute.
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Millions of Cubs fans were jubilant and the Curse of the Billy Goat was given the heave-ho.
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Manning hasn't thrown an interception since returning to action, after heave-hoeing 17 picks in his first nine starts.
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You don't just stand there sheepishly as as the women, who had nothing to do with it, dry-heave.
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A full court desperation heave with a 11 seconds to go is never the way to do it, however.
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The prime minister still believes, to the incredulity of those around her, that one more heave will do it.
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I heave open the heavy metal door and shove my pass under a second window to the same officer.
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His muscles bulge and heave underneath a red t-shirt, like sweet potatoes Sellotaped to a regular human body.
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Poor Fred, meanwhile, couldn't bounce back from a bad kiss, and was given the dreaded mid-date heave-ho.
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The Cardinals stole the inbounds pass, but Mariya Moore's heave from three-quarters of the court was well short.
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The sun is starting to set and we heave ourselves back into the Jeep to drive back to California.
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During the 1979 Admiral's Cup, Bonadeo's boat hit a large sheath of plastic that made the crew heave to.
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Urban legends murmur about mothers who heave cars off their infants; the power of a parent cannot be underestimated.
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The Beavers could do no better than am errant buzzer-beating, 70-foot heave after Bradley's final free throw.
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The lead would have been larger had Carter not connected on a three-quarter court heave at the buzzer.
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Jackson's desperation heave from deep in Louisville territory was snagged by Mike Edwards, his second interception of the game.
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"The idea is that it's my mother going through the gates of heave," West said in an interview last February.
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On her sixth and final final throw, Carter broke her own American record with a 67-foot, 8½-inch heave.
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Traders heave boxes of fish into the back of yellow trucks, to set off on the jostling journey to buyers.
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But you just know these two are going to end up together and honestly, it makes me want to heave.
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He hit both free throws, Sabonis's heave at the end missed the mark, and the Orange were left to celebrate.
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To throw it effectively you have to heave it from between your neck and shoulders while rotating your entire body.
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The cramped shops heave with rhinestone-slathered jewelry, stacks of plastic kitchenware and women's shoes adorned with bows and bling.
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Because my old jump shot was a heave that began at the chest, it was all arms and no legs.
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Conversely, watching other people heave while you're coasting along is quite satisfying (in the same kind of Hunger Games way).
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I'd waltz in the door totally sober, then immediately have to run to the bathroom and dry heave over the toilet.
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The Thunder got composed enough for Westbrook to heave a desperation 216-pointer toward the bucket, but it came up short.
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After two free throws by the Vols' Lamonte Turner, Kira Lewis Jr.'s heave at the buzzer missed, sealing Tennessee's win.
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Body builders lift chunks of broken concrete and heave themselves up on a rusty metal rod stretched across two wooden poles.
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The best way to dip your toe in is to just heave your entire body into the pool, so to speak.
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His last miss was a heave from just inside the half-court line that rolled off the rim as time expired.
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The Christmas tree got the heave-ho, as did the palm fronds because he was tripping over them, but little else.
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Eventually, tremoloes and distortion heave into the atmosphere — and the track suddenly ends, opening the question of what cataclysm may impend.
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It's heavy restaurant ware, the kind you can heave across the room and ding the wall rather than break the cup.
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But Perry then scored, and the last play of the game was Perkins' incomplete 55-yard heave into the end zone.
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Meek had 25 tries to make an over-the-shoulder, half-court heave ... and with about 9 tries left, he nailed it.
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Instead, she allowed the fiber to form a generative syntax of its own through its warp, weft, bulk, heave, drape, and knots.
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Ripples of an angular sea heave across the ceiling and down the pillars, which jump out from the dark shadows behind them.
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Florida's final play broke down, forcing Koulechov to heave up an off-balance shot that clanged off the side of the backboard.
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Bigger cannons heave oxygen cylinders and, astonishingly, even large household water-heaters packed with enough explosives to destroy a cluster of buildings.
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In the Hangar Bay, between the jets and the mechanics, men and women squat, press, heave, everyone slick with oil and sweat.
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Over mountainous synth arpeggios, the brothers harmonize and heave, singing abstractions about the moments that move you most—love, weakness, and fear.
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Thompson measuring up Westbrook from 28 feet, and then launching a twisting heave that fell through to cut into the Thunder's lead.
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"From Afar" never lets you relax and heave a sigh of relief in hopes that a happy ending may be in sight.
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New Zealand's Tom Walsh, shot put bronze medalist at the 2014 indoor worlds, won gold on Friday with a heave of 21.78m.
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After the ball was poked away, the Jazz forward had to settle for a badly missed half-court heave at the buzzer.
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No, [redacted] you fat f**king waste of food, some people heave pride in their work and want their organization to improve.
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I held the phone away from my ear for a moment as I tried to hold back my urge to dry heave.
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When she moved houses, Marge showed up with curtains and a lamp and had her grown son heave boxes in from the car.
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This strange in-between of calling out Nazis without directly acknowledging their hate towards Jews made me heave a very, very long sigh.
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Get outta here Twitter's given the heave-ho to a conservative editor after he instigated some vile hatred toward "Ghostbusters" star Leslie Jones.
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I didn't, but I did dry heave, cry a bit, and exhale some on the floor, which even my dog wouldn't lick up.
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Carson Wentz was intercepted on a desperation heave in Detroit as the Lions upset the Eagles for Philly's first loss of the season.
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Using two hands, I heave up a Scottish-style longsword so immense it requires two people to place it back inside its sheath.
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A half-court heave at the buzzer last Friday byBoise State's Lexus Williams ended Oregon's home win streak at a national-best46 games.
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But Duda's heave sailed wide, Hosmer scored the tying run — and when the Royals flew home, they did so with the championship trophy.
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Failing miserably in my pursuit, I watched helplessly as my would-be prey lofted a desperate heave from midfield into the end zone.
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" This becomes a slightly melodramatic tic: "a heave of discomfort"; "a singe of clumsy fear"; "a slant of accusation"; "the dredge of discomfort.
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But many people happy to believe the worst about Trump will heave all their skepticism overboard when the next political savior is anointed.
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Streaking down the sideline, Thompkins appeared to catch a heave at the Buffalo 40-yard line, but Mario Butler swooped in to dislodge it.
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Its forward pitch seems to push the more raffish, improvisational works into the corners and up the walls, where they heave, bristle, and regroup.
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The Celtics had the ball out of bounds with 503 seconds left, but Marcus Smart's off-balance heave off a deflected pass wasn't close.
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We're told Bella didn't even grab all her things before she got the heave-ho ... and she still has some belongings at his place.
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Here's Zach LaVine restraining a temper tantrum after Cristiano Felicio turns a routine chest pass into an overhead heave that flies out of bounds.
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She could add that, if parliament can't make up its mind, she will have no choice but to stay on for one more heave.
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You don't always need to heave the heavy-duty vacuum cleaner out of the cupboard, and begin the process of vacuuming the entire house.
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Each Super Heavy booster would use up to 37 car-size Raptor rocket engines to heave itself and a Starship on top toward space.
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If you're a foreigner passing through Holland, a local might just jokingly give you one, knowing you'll probably pucker and dry heave in disgust.
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He's a long-legged, loquacious, short-shorts-wearing, cat-loving freshman who saved Michigan's season with a wild, splay-legged heave at the buzzer.
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Cousins tried to bait Robin Lopez into a foul on one last desperation heave, and when the ref didn't call a foul he exploded.
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But is it possible to recreate the supper club's more ineffable warmth and loose-limbed tempo amid the crush and heave of the city?
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Kerr was given the heave-ho shortly thereafter, drawing bang-bang technical fouls for arguing with the referees with his team down 212-210.
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Each tiny heave of the sweatshirt at PS1 is a meditation on both the end of life and its prolongation, aided by a respirator.
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This means it's designed to heave a payload of more than 55 tons (roughly the mass of a battle tank) into low-Earth orbit.
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The parody includes a pretty spot-on Elmo impersonator, but don't worry, kids (and adults): Elmo and his friends are not getting the heave-ho.
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But as soon as we exit the harbor walls at Marina Del Rey, near Los Angeles, the 29-foot sport-fishing boat starts to heave.
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Oladipo made two free throws with 2.5 seconds left for the final margin as Bogdan Bogdanovic's desperation, 3-point heave was short of the mark.
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There are only a few more days until we can heave a sigh of relief — at least, until campaigning for 2020 begins in six months.
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"Heave," called a group of senior cadets, or cadre, from the Coast Guard Academy, who were holding the ropes leading up to the towering masts.
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When vulnerable consumers cry out for help, Hensarling would heave the CFPB over its saddle and let its horse slowly trot it out of town.
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As a result, fertile women can finally heave a collective sigh of relief when discussing something that happens to 50 percent of the world's population.
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As you heave Max around a condemned hotel building, his vest stained brown from perspiration, you can really smell the world of Max Payne 3.
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As he swept by, a wheel touched the ground and set off an alarm, causing him to heave the bikes even higher in the air.
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Platforms: Nintendo Switch Grandpa Accessibility:  ðŸ'´ðŸ'´ðŸ'´ None of your plans ever really work out in Heave Ho. But that's kinda the point.
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Mudiay, who had 19 points off the bench, grabbed the rebound and ran behind the 3-point line, but his last-second heave fell short.
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The move was seen as a stopgap measure; he was a large lump of flesh to heave into the yawning void at the team's center position.
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When I took it out of the fridge on the day of consumption, it smelled sweet and alcoholic, and I had to suppress a dry-heave.
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But because the tunnels at Chase Center are situated well behind the baseline, Curry has found that he needs to heave a prayer over the backboard.
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The pavements heave with crowds eager to see the diamonds sparkling at Tiffany & Co, a jeweller, and festive displays at Saks Fifth Avenue, a department store.
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The Bulldogs had a chance to force overtime in the final minute, but Jake Fromm's final heave into the end zone fell incomplete as time expired.
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Clark's leaping catch of Montana's high heave in the final minute put the Niners in their first Super Bowl, which they won over the Cincinnati Bengals.
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He punctuated the third quarter by draining a 3-point heave from approximately 55 feet, except that he had released the ball just after the buzzer.
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Hail Mary in Florida This last-second, 63-yard heave by Florida quarterback Feleipe Franks is one of the best walk-off plays you'll ever see.
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But on fourth-and-7 from the Chargers' 17, a heave from Petty to Robby Anderson in the end zone with 3:07 left fell incomplete.
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Korkmaz made one of two free throws to push the 76ers' lead to three points, and Morris' desperation heave from half court caromed off the rim.
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But Mahomes countered with deadly off-schedule playmaking, epitomized by a 413-yard heave to Tyreek Hill on fourth-and-9, en route to forcing overtime.
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It took Olive some time to stand up; she had to heave herself onto one arm and roll a bit to get her feet under her.
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Overwhelmed by the guilt and anxiety brought on by the potential consequences of her and Lola's shenanigans, Ella is wont to cry, dry-heave, and panic.
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Six Giants defenders were in the end zone covering three Packers receivers on quarterback Aaron Rodgers's desperation heave on the final play of the first half.
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As volunteers cough, heave, sleep and shiver, researchers hope to glean how levels of preexisting flu antibodies will impact the duration and severity of participants' flu symptoms.
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I drink some Pedialyte cut with water and heave my weary bones toward the hotel gym wearing some alcohol brand swag I've repurposed for my athleisure needs.
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Instead, it ended with Rush's heave, which found Kroll at the 253-yard-line, where he was swarmed under, but not before pitching the ball to Willis.
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In the clinic, limp children's faces are covered with flies and their chests heave as they breathe while receiving intravenous fluid tubes in their feet and wrists.
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JetBlue gave a family the ole heave ho off a flight after a dispute with flight attendants over birthday cake ... that left 2 little kids in tears.
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After giving Tarabasov the heave-ho, Lohan considered what her biggest "fuck you" move could be, and she decided to buy the beach where he assaulted her.
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To the person responsible for monitoring my Weibo and notifying his superiors about what I should be made to delete: You can heave a sigh of relief.
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BYU had one last chance, but Jake Toolson's long heave bounced off the hands off Childs near the sideline in the frontcourt and landed out of bounds.
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This game was competitive until its final second and just after time expired Kamar Baldwin released a heave from almost half-court which rattled around the rim.
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He sees mainly men in their twenties and thirties line up to heave him across the stage—or if he's in LA, into a hotel swimming pool.
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It turned out there was actually 0.8 seconds left after the shot, but UCLA missed a heave of its own at the buzzer and lost, 89-87.
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After the Eagles parlayed that turnover into a field goal, Brady had one final chance, but his desperation heave from his own 21-yard line fell incomplete.
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Louis Effrat, reporting for The New York Times, wrote that the test game immediately became more individualized, as players stepped back beyond the line to heave shots.
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Mr. Trump should be asking himself not how to heave more billions at the Pentagon but how to make sure it is spending its existing budget wisely.
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Fehmeeda's thoughts began to tumble out in fragments: "I told him, don't throw stones, somebody took him, somebody was paid—" Then she started to sob and heave.
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They can heave a 16-pound ball farther than just about anyone, and their competition and friendship have become track and field's version of a buddy flick.
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The "PCS" bit is getting the old heave-ho, while the brand's owners are letting you know who's boss with the new Metro by T-Mobile brand name.
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The Celtics shot 23 percent overall and finished 13 for 24 on 3-point tries, including a desperation heave from Marcus Smart that just missed at the buzzer.
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There are no explosions to brace for and very little gushing to dry-heave over – just a little hair, a sharp pair of tweezers, and expert precision. Gross?
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That's great, but the deus Fitz machina stepping in to save the day, which leads to an Olitz reunion and sexy time, kind of makes us want heave.
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No, it feels dangerous because you never know when he might heave the TV show he's in over his shoulder and ride off into the sunset with it.
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He brought his white male privilege to the stage, calling it out in overt ways that waffled between being effective and forcing everyone to heave a dramatic sigh.
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"I felt like we had that game twice before we actually won it," said Ellenson, whose half-court heave as time expired in regulation just missed the basket.
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Under pressure on second-and-nine, McSorley scrambled to the far sideline and launched a 40-plus yard heave to the corner of the endzone, off one foot.
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Ludicrously, resorting to a tactic that seemed more appropriate to the school playground than the situation in which I found myself, I tried to heave him off me.
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Okongwu had 11 points and 10 rebounds and provided the highlight of the night, banking in a three-quarter-court heave at the end of the first half.
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In the evenings, the tables heave with workers from the nearby financial district, much like Manhattan's South Street Seaport and other ribbons of waterfront realty around the world.
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Ask Real Estate Q. Roots from my neighbor's tree have grown under the driveway of my house in Astoria, Queens, causing the asphalt to heave, buckle and crack.
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The skills our forces heave honed for these "contingency operations" certainly have some value, and we love our Navy SEALs and other "snake-eaters" of the special forces.
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The dark humor is clear-cut and seems to give people a chance to laugh before they snap their photo, heave a sigh of resignation, and move on.
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It got briefly stuck in the wreck, but its pilot 90 meters above it used its arms to heave it forward, freeing it to carry on with its mission.
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And why do we watch The Late Late Show's "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" segment when we know we're just going to dry-heave the entire time?
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While the Bruins' Jaylen Hands missed two foul shots with 232 seconds left, all the Beavers could do was get a full-court heave from Tinkle that wasn't close.
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The Falcons were scoreless in the second half until Matt Ryan's desperation heave with 211:221 left was caught by Austin Hooper, cutting the Browns' lead to 210-16.
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Emmanuel Coronado, 23, a line cook from New Jersey and son-in-law of Ms. Sanchez, said he tried to heave the man into the hallway on Thursday night.
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Emmanuel Mudiay missed a potential game-winning heave at the buzzer but finished with 33 points for Denver, which has allowed at least 103 points in eight consecutive contests.
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A few seconds later he intercepted Ben Simmons's full-court Hail Mary heave, traveled (it wasn't called), and flung the ball 403 feet in the air as time expired.
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According to a new website for Starship, the vehicle could heave about 220,000 pounds (99,800 kilograms) into orbit at once, or more than seven times the first Starlink payload.
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Still, the results feel transformed, partly by way of the instrumental timbres and partly because of the heave of two percussionists, panned to either side of a stereo mix.
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Right after the shaking stopped, ordinary citizens began crawling through the ruins downtown, searching for survivors, and using ropes to heave people out of the debris field under Turnagain.
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The logistical heave of competing in 1,679 separate and simultaneous caucuses is significant — the best organized campaigns will recruit a precinct captain, if not a team, at every site.
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Portland had the last shot of regulation, but Lillard lost control of his dribble and then saw his desperation 33-foot heave under heavy pressure go over the backboard.
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The second was spectacular, a 42-yard heave to Randall Cobb that six Giants in the end zone failed to knock down as time ran out on the half.
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My mom force-fed me dong quai soup, which I think is supposed to make your period easier but mostly just made me dry-heave at the kitchen table.
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"Only by approaching this corpus holistically — over and above the documentation of each individual abuse, each localized atrocity — does the true human cost of empire heave into view," Assange writes.
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She doesn't slow down or simplify, she tells stories for people like me — those who'd rather heave their television out a fifth story window than suffer through reality TV roses.
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When all the parts are ready, according to SpaceX's plans, the booster will heave the spaceship dozens of miles above the ground, detach, then land itself for inspection and refueling.
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When the NCAA bracket was announced Sunday, Louis-Dreyfus celebrated with the infamous Elaine dance, described by George Costanza as a "full-body dry heave set to music," on Twitter.
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Imagine me sitting and cursing quietly as I tried to heave everything in an apartment across the street to hit a Red Shirt Group member who was changing a tire.
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Even though you eat solid foods and can deal with having other objects in your mouth, swallowing pills can feel really unnatural, and even make you gag, heave, or vomit.
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North Carolina's Cameron Johnson canned two free throws with 4.2 seconds remaining after an offensive rebound before N.C. State's Johnson was off the mark with a heave to end regulation.
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Someone would call out unexpectedly; someone else would inevitably spill milk water all over the place; the trash bag would rip as I tried to heave it into the dumpster.
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I knew I needed to get offline, go outside and exercise, but physical activity more intense than yoga or walking made me dry heave and break into a cold sweat.
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Such a system could deploy hundreds of SpaceX&aposs next-generation Starlink internet satellites, heave gigantic telescopes into space for NASA, and ferry dozens of passengers into orbit at once.
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When I took over in January of 2016, no work had started on the project, which is a large technical heave as well as a change to our newsroom workflow.
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Nicki Minaj was not the first person to fall victim to a wicked shoe hurling attack from Cardi B ... the "Bodak Yellow" rapper has done the heel heave-ho before.
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Then there's the shudder factor: not only are you watching someone essentially dry-heave, but being reminded that your mouth and nose are connected by a snot channel is very grounding.
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Oklahoma State nearly won it at the end of regulation, but a heave barely inside halfcourt by Newberry was overturned upon review, after officials initially ruled that he beat the buzzer.
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TAKING SHOTS Brees&apos longest completion was a 53-yard heave to receiver Ted Ginn between two defenders late in the fourth quarter, flipping field position before Ingram&aposs second fumble.
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But the Chargers' final possession ended with a Karl Joseph interception at the Oakland 210 on a fourth-and-23 heave with 24 seconds left, Rivers' third pick of the game.
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On tenor saxophone, Jason Rigby dials up his solo even higher than on the record, fashioning arpeggios that bristle and heave, skimming energy from the chunky provocations of Fabian Almazan's piano.
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He'd suggested in those summer comments that the structure needs to be transparent, lest smugglers heave "sacks of drugs over" the top --"60 pounds of stuff" -- and onto unsuspecting American heads.
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They're a visual reminder of the plastics I have disposed of: Styrofoam clamshells, sushi trays, waxy paper pails, clear salad bowls, double-walled soup containers, sauce cups, and — deep heave — straws.
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Bucannon slips through the opponent's offensive line at waist-height and harangues the quarterback into a desperate heave that ends up settling in the hands of all-everything corner Patrick Patterson.
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Bad news: heave and squeeze as I might, the new five-pound battery and its clunky hard plastic cover simply would not fit into the slim slot my Gazelle electric bike required.
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In another, officials were made to heave heavy clods of clay into the air repeatedly as punishment for allowing such impediments to farming to accumulate on land they are in charge of.
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So no surprise techniques to speed page load times have often focused on data compression to try to shrink the number of milliseconds it takes for a website to heave into view.
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But his latest LP Reverse—out today on Bureau B—might be his most intense yet, a stunningly complex collection of four pieces that heave and flex under his monolithic guitar lines.
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What happened: With the clock ticking down and the score tied in the NCAA Tournament championship, North Carolina State's Dereck Whittenburg attempted a game-winning, 30-foot heave that came up short.
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Around him, builders heave loads of cement, saw at wooden scaffolding and shift piles of rubble as they prepare to reopen the building in May, even as the Islamist insurgency rages on.
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There's little doubt that the 2016 development direction at Mercedes has suited Rosberg's driving style – its clever hydraulic suspension heave-element tweak resulting in improved handling towards Nico's front-end-reliant needs.
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All subsequent arguments on which monuments to heave into the landfill of history are going to be murkier and will surely lay bare what an exasperating country General Lee failed to destroy.
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When Kane switched off up front, as he did for much of the match against Croatia, England's offensive threat became minimal and the old instinct to heave meaningless long balls upfield returned.
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Amkha Janlong, 69, remembers how, not that long ago, she would go to a pier in Nong Khai and watch men heave in catches of fish taller and heavier than they were.
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The senior's impressive night included a heave that beat the first-half buzzer from beyond mid-court to put NC State up by 15 on their rivals heading into the locker room.
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Lindor scored his run Friday in impressive fashion, tagging from third and beating an on-target heave to home plate from Red Sox center fielder Jackie Bradley Jr. in the third inning.
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It might make you dry heave a little—or decide that you don't need another bite—but TBH, it's not going to hurt you, make you sick, or otherwise wreck your life.
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On the same street where young peasants heave sacks of garbage onto a donkey cart, stylish Cairenes bound out of shiny Mercedeses into the Cairo Jazz Club to party into the early morning.
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This strategy doesn't give the opposing team enough time to run an inbound play, so by intentionally missing, Arlington was basically forcing Central Christian Academy to try a full-court catch-and-heave.
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Towns got Minnesota back within nine on a layup, but Denver ended the quarter on a 13-6 run, topped by Millsap's half-court heave at the buzzer that made it 94-78.
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Witnesses saw Smith gasp, heave, cough, and clench his fists, all indications that the prisoner was not deeply unconscious and that the midazolam-based protocol had not fully camouflaged the prisoner's intense pain.
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The album features Mr. Sorey's longstanding piano trio — he is on drum kit and percussion, with the pianist Cory Smythe and the bassist Chris Tordini — making music of furrowed slowness and bodily heave.
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He would soon leave for Vienna, then return to New York for "Medea" rehearsal and previews, where he would try, every night, to heave the past — his, mine, everyone's — into our shared present.
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At the end, with his team trailing by two, Westbrook hit a contested heave from 36 feet away to win the game — the least-probable buzzer-beater to cap the least-probable season.
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Among his eye-popping highlights a year ago was a 48-yard heave on fourth-and-9 to Tyreek Hill to help the Chiefs overtake the Ravens in a 27-24 overtime outcome.
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"After about 15 percent of the way through [the report] it made me want to heave, after about 25 percent of the way through I thought I'd dropped acid, it's surreal," Kennedy said.
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For the unfamiliar: That's the event in which gigantic athletes sheathed in spandex heave palm-size spheres the weight of bowling balls — full of steel, lead or tungsten — as far as they can.
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Every time I died, I'd heave a heavy sigh, prepare myself to try again, and pray that the level would be over so I could go back to the much more enjoyable multiplayer.
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PJW servers supply additional wings as needed, until time runs out or—as happened a record six times this year—someone gets disqualified for puking ("You heave, you leave" is the contest's cardinal rule).
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The Balcony requires you to pick things up, heave them, and then click at exactly the right moment so that they are released at the angle and speed that you want them to have.
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You can either dribble into a shot clock violation and give the ball back to the other team, or you can take a 35-foot heave because that sounds like a lot of fun.
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"The open-source community will heave a huge sigh of relief if Google wins, and will be very worried if Oracle wins," said Pamela Samuelson, professor of law at the University of California, Berkeley.
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As any veteran urbanite can tell you, cities heave and swell, bend and buckle; they can go eerily placid and then rise up again to slap you down, just as a restless ocean does.
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Heave your skis on your shoulder and clomp your way over to the Sunnegga lift, where an underground train will transport you through the side of the mountain and up to the ski slopes.
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That which "sparks joy" — Ms. Kondo's criteria for what stays in your closet — in Ms. Magnusson's heart means a tender and witty reverie generated by an object before she gives it the heave-ho.
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While guests nibble on pastries and fruit in the morning, the hippos heave into each other in the water, occasionally smashing their tusks together to create a startling clacking sound in early morning tussles.
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The version of the Long March 8.23 that launched on Friday can heave payloads weighing up to 51,000 pounds (25 metric tons) into low-Earth orbit, or just a couple hundred miles above Earth.
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The men had steamed three hours in winter darkness to reach this spot, some of them growing sick in the motion, others smoking silently or drinking coffee, staring out into the heave of the sea.
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It was the political equivalent of a batting practice pitch, a friendly heave served up so Mr. Bredesen could reassure supporters in his hotly contested race — and perhaps catch the attention of progressives further afield.
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At times the snails heave the letter aloft with great effort, each taking a corner; at others they ride it like a magic carpet, in cahoots with sparrows who carry it across a few states.
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When we vomit, a signal is sent from the irritated stomach to the vagus nerve in the brain and then to the spinal cord, which excites neurons that make us contract our stomach and heave.
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This week, Ted Cruz is attempting an ambitious heave — a six-day, 28-town swing that the campaign has labeled "Cruzin' to Caucus" — as he seeks to cement his status as the front-runner in Iowa.
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INGRAHAM: I didn&apost -- not the face, but a 203-something had bare feet and was putting her filthy bare foot with toe rings on the arm rest next -- OK. I got like a dry heave.
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Positioned in a not-so-ordinary movie seat that mirrored a Brookstone massage chair, the seat featured three base movements: heave (moving up and down), roll (moving left and right) and pitch (tilting forward and back).
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How often do we get to watch a 35-year-old man, who has been on and off the knee-operating table, heave himself in the air and bang on a guy eight years his junior?
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The most difficult heave may be mobilizing new registrants, including new arrivals to the state who have settled in suburban areas and residents in rural counties where Democrats have often lost by more than 50 points.
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The Trojans scored the final eight points, including the 3-point heave from Okongwu, who spun to the ground after releasing the shot as he was undercut by Arizona's Dylan Smith, although no foul was called.
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Temple nearly sacked Memphis quarterback Brady White on fourth-and-9 with 1:213 left, but his desperation heave to diving tight end Joey Magnifico — good enough for a first down — was initially called a catch.
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Deadlifts, squats, and other weightlifting moves will also give you the core strength needed to heave that fire extinguisher through the Starbucks window, but it's cardio that will prove to be most useful in the long run.
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It sounds like a jet engine when it boots up, as if all 20 pounds of it is about to heave itself off the table (it's definitely not going in your lap, despite technically being a "laptop").
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"He knew management had to be accessible and visible, so would often get out and about, even rolling his sleeves up with baggage handlers to heave bags and hear their issues from the frontline," the billionaire recalls.
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Richardson hit one of two free throws and Duke missed a last-gasp half-court heave, which Coach K also wanted a foul on but let's be real dude, not even your Dukies are getting that call.
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The utter desolation and horror of the series' back half is made more potent by how relatively normal things are for the first few episodes, before reality starts to buck and heave like the ever-shifting ice.
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The game turned quickly in the third quarter, when the Suns went 16 of 22 from the field — one of the misses was a halfcourt heave as the buzzer sounded — and outscored the Knicks by 41-17.
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That's when I realized that as much as I recoil at the Year of the Woman (and dry heave at the "pink wave"), the bigger problem with treating female candidates like novelties is that, sadly, they are.
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"Your net would be so full of fish, you could barely heave it onto the boat," said Mamadou So, 20193, a fisherman in Senegal, gesturing to the meager assortment of tiny fish flapping in his wooden canoe.
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And that accounts for the queer, gay, black and brown people whose bodies heave as she teases us with an a cappella start to opener "Luxury" before launching into its Machinedrum-produced pounding 90s-house club beat.
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Tyreke Evans is My President The need for some NBA players to avoid, at all costs, an end-of-quarter half-court heave, so as not to disrupt their pristine field goal percentage, is such an artistic habit.
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Vanderbilt stormed back, however, taking a 21-14 lead into the break on a 2-yard touchdown run by Webb and a 30-yard scoring heave from Shurmur to Kalija Lipscomb with 2:37 remaining in the half.
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You should not buy this computer, but in the name of due diligence, here's a list of some stuff you can do if you're willing to wait for the computer to cough and heave its way through tasks.
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On the other hand, Weems's Heave installation at the University of Toronto, constructed around a body in absentia, by providing all the indicia of this body's lived life, impels the viewer to read this life as affirmatively Black.
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What you need to know, if you need to know anything at all about that Christmas, was that my stomach began to heave and each bite was sending me closer and closer to expulsion on a grand scale.
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On Pro Football PHILADELPHIA — The only option left for the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday afternoon — trailing Philadelphia by four points, ball at their own 24, just five seconds remaining in the game — was to heave the ball downfield.
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Anthony missed two free throws with 2.6 seconds remaining that could have topped off the victory, and he had to wait out DeMarcus Cousins's heave from beyond halfcourt that hit the front of the rim at the buzzer.
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Credit...Alfredo Piola The branches of the quince tree hanging over the front gate of the Parisian home of the ceramic artists Michel and Andrée Hirlet heave with knobbly yellow fruit, adding color to an otherwise gray streetscape.
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Then there are cuts like "House Of Keys" or "Torch To Light," which heave and pulse with synth flourishes and piano breaks before snapping into semi-acquainted space with dance-punk choruses or Abraham-led screeds on the verses.
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Carrying the mould to where a jumbo pan of water is being heated by a raging fire, Moore hoists it onto a frame, secures it with a lid, then begins to heave it round and round with a stick.
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But with the health care bill staggering through the House, its fate uncertain, their alliance is facing an essential test, as White House officials and congressional leaders stare down the prospect of failing at their first major legislative heave.
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And every year, we scoff at the possibility that two people who got engaged on a reality TV dating show — and only after a couple dozen other women have been given the heave-ho — might actually make it down the aisle.
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A current show at Venus over Manhattan of 62 drawings offers a beautiful view of Yoakum's oeuvre, where mountains heave in gracile, rhythmic curves; clouds scatter along surreal, sinuous contours; and supernatural creatures lurk in the stately structuralism of remembrance.
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Dudley proceeds to scramble up, soaked in his own blue blood, pick up the ball and heave it at Shaq, coming about as close to hitting the biggest dude in the league as he did on those free throws earlier.
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At first, I thought—everyone thought—there was something physically wrong, but as the year drifted along and Markelle continued to heave up weird horseshit with two elbows on one side of his body, it just seemed… too weird for that?
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Thankfully, all of those nasty ingredients are finally getting the heave-ho, along with lots of other stuff we all happily and ignorantly ingested while playing with the Teenie Beanie Baby or Miniature Barbie toys that came with our Happy Meals.
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However, it's been inching steadily closer to midnight since 1991—when the breakup of the Soviet Union caused many around the globe to heave a sigh of relief—and in the past few years especially, has been in a veritable freefall.
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During Musk's September 2016 talk at IAC, he said the BFR system would have two parts: a Big Falcon Booster to heave it off the ground, and a Big Falcon Spaceship that'd ride on top — and into orbit around Earth.
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The twin-fuselage, catamaran-style aircraft would be a flying launchpad, its purpose to heave a half-million-pound rocket ship to cruising altitude and then drop it, whereupon the rocket would ignite its engines for a fiery ascent into space.
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Most audaciously, the Texas senator has elevated Carly Fiorina as his would-be running mate, a desperate heave intended to energize supporters and impress the undecided at a time when he continues to trail Mr. Trump in the polls here.
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Set down on the white sand, the turtle used her foot-long, mosaic-patterned flippers to heave herself into the sea's frothy waves, seemingly eager for another chance to live a long life that could last up to 80 years.
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Of course, not all porch lights are that obvious, so sometimes you might need to heave a brick through the glass and climb in through a window, not that I would ever seriously suggest that anyone do such a thing, Officer.
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Three times, Mr. Trump told reporters that he would be "very disappointed" if North Korea was preparing to launch a space rocket that intelligence officials believe could help Mr. Kim perfect the means to heave a nuclear warhead across the ocean.
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The winning kick came two plays after Lewis was yanked to the ground on a deep pass from Eli Manning, but still caught the ball while flat on his back for a 34-yard completion on a fourth-down heave.
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It happened in the 4th quarter as ND was trying to protect its lead against the Cardinals ... Book was pressured and tried to get rid of the football, opting to just heave it out of bounds to avoid the sack.
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At the United Nations, where Grenell served from 2001 to 2008 as the US spokesman, diplomats will heave a sigh of relief that this promotion won't bring him back there, said Richard Gowan, UN director at the International Crisis Group.
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The Bucks committed just one turnover in the quarter and hit their first four 3-pointers, only missing their first when Thon Maker came up empty on a heave at the buzzer, sending the Bucks to the second quarter up 33-153.
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And what would furthermore happen, I may as well warn you now, is that I would personally dig up those bones in the dead of night, haul them into eternity along Sandymount strand, and heave them into the snot-green, scrotum-tightening sea.
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When the NCAA bracket was announced Sunday, with the Wildcats as an 8-seed in the West Regional division, Louis-Dreyfus celebrated with the infamous Elaine dance, described by George Costanza as a "full-body dry heave set to music," on Twitter.
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Some make the transition to the N.F.L. look easy (Dak Prescott of the Cowboys), some make mistakes that cost their team badly (Carson Wentz of the Eagles trying to air it out with a 50-plus yard heave that was intercepted by Detroit).
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Romney, who once spent nearly a decade being rejected by the American electorate, got the heave-ho from Donald Trump this week — passed over for the secretary of state nomination in favor of an oil executive who is great pals with Vladimir Putin.
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His latest came on a 42-yard heave to Randall Cobb as time expired in the first half, with the ball somehow finding its way past the entire Giants defense before landing in Cobb's arms at the back of the end zone.
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Throughout the Simuvac Projects show, Braun's use of trompe l'oeil can only be described as in flagrante, as her forms and surfaces heave and swell, rise like towers out of a sooty mist and cast shadows inside a shallow, locked-down space.
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One WTC does that for me still, reminds me that we re-formed our city and ourselves around our scars, and we are resilient enough, alive enough, to plant something in Lower Manhattan, to heave and hammer it, a thousand feet into the sky.
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Day after day—like almost all women then—she had to soak the stinking things in chlorine in a bucket, heave them heavily up with wooden tongs and plonk them in a bowl, wash them, mangle them, dry them on the line and iron them.
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Carson hints that Thomas, who has nothing to do but give piggyback rides to the Crawley kids, really might have something to worry about; but it's Denker who's closest to getting the heave-ho when Violet discovers that she's been gossiping about the staff cuts.
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Rockets guard Jason Terry hit one of two free throws with three seconds left, and the Jazz were forced to throw up a desperation half-court heave by forward Gordon Hayward at the buzzer because they ran out of timeouts and couldn't advance the ball.
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Jenkins' jump shot from distance splashed through the hoop with no time left on the clock, five seconds after Marcus Paige had rattled in an off-balance heave from outside the arc for the Tar Heels to tie the NCAA Final at 228-74.
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"In a ritual to be repeated dozens of times, I would heave my armored torso into the driver's seat of a Land Cruiser, chamber a round in my M4, lock the doors and wave a gloved goodbye to the Macedonian gate guard," Buttigieg wrote.
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In just two-and-a-half minutes, the track "Why You Mad?" exemplifies that nimble versatility; in concerts, this piece can often feel like it's taken over the crowd, turning it into a single body and causing it to move in a collective heave.
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By the time of the Rumble in the Jungle, when Foreman had stopped the champion and his first two challengers in a total of five rounds, he seemed to be a colossus as his corner struggled to heave the sleeves of his robe down over his biceps.
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What remains is a graveyard of custom-dyed David's Bridal frocks I'll never wear again, a bank balance that makes me want to dry-heave, and a pair of breast cutlets purchased years ago, when I didn't have time to take my dress to be altered.
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He smiles, claps his hands, mimes quick dribbling tutorials for the little ones who don't know the thing they hold was made to bounce, then whispers words of encouragement as they uncoil their tiny bodies trying to heave a regulation-sized basketball 11 feet in the air.
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Local newspapers heave with tales from the battle lines: struggles between residents and property developers, vandalised yuppie flats and bars, squats stormed by police officers, cars torched in protest at one thing or another and conflicts between the city's world-renowned night clubs and its zoning lawyers.
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They had a chance to win it, getting the ball with 23 seconds left, but Dunn's pass to guard Jalen Lindsey sailed out of bounds, giving Marquette one last shot with 33 seconds left and Ellenson's desperation heave came just short of ending it in regulation.
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There's something so gleefully off about Scheer's particular mutilations—pay particular attention to the way the synth notes heave and wheeze around the beat like marathoners at the 99.93-mile mark on opener "Far She"—that you can't help but crack a Richard D. James-sized smile.
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There were people everywhere on the streets, a Virginia race day multiplied a hundredfold, as though the whole of the world had gathered there, gathered to heave between the workshops and fur dealerships and druggists, to walk the stone-chipped streets, to inhale the acrid air.
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The year before, Butler, led by Gordon Hayward and Shelvin Mack, both of whom went on to play in the N.B.A., became the Final Four's sentimental favorite, reaching the title game in Indianapolis only to lose to Duke when Hayward's last-second desperation heave bounced off the rim.
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One particularly effective technique was the early countdown—say the other team had the ball and there were 18 seconds left on the clock, we'd start counting down from 10, and watch the other team heave up a buzzer beater with eight seconds left on the clock. Brilliant.
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Throughout the 82-game regular season, he served as a precise metaphor for an imprecise moment in the American chronicle: heave yourself forward, against outwardly impossible hurdles, against cynicism, against disbelief, and even then, when the road ahead remains too nightmarish to navigate, continue on, fight, move forward.
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With the clock winding down on the first half and his team up by five on the new-look New Orleans Pelicans, the Oklahoma City Thunder center chucked up a one-handed football-style heave at the basket from multiple feet behind the Pelicans logo at center court.
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Madden's appeal, I believe, lies in the way that it has boiled down an overly complicated sport into a series of easy, but seemingly meaningful, options: You can pass over the middle or run off tackle or heave the ball 50 yards downfield to your generation's Randy Moss.
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But ever since Dick and Jane were given the old heave-ho and the Cat in the Hat stepped onto our collective mats, with the '60s cultural revolution right behind him, learning letters and numbers has become ever more fun — witness these four clever, imaginative and enticing books.
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He tossed a season-best four touchdowns and 312 yards, all while looking like the second coming of Denver football legend John Elway himself, his most impressive throws coming on a 41-yard arching touchdown bomb to Emmanuel Sanders and a 55-yard heave to Demaryius Thomas for a score.
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The 20-minute work is layered with shape-shifting elements: droning low sonorities; restlessly oscillating figures; sonic masses that come in and out of focus; blocks of chords that heave and sway; and, in one surprising turn, a beguiling melodic episode that yearns to settle in but never quite does.
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I learned to make up for my disadvantages on the court — both real (I'm definitely undersized) and perceived (no one expected a short Indian kid to be any good) — through hustle and perfecting a low left-handed heave that I used whenever I could beat my man into the lane.
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I'd like to say after two months we all huffed the gas and got high and traveled through time, but really what happened was Bryan opened it up and the smell was so putrid that when he got his mouth close to the bottle he immediately started to dry heave and threw up.
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No secretary quite filled the role of Cordelia, the princess whose principled refusal to flatter King Lear in the opening scene of that tragedy ("I cannot heave/My heart into my mouth") helps to precipitate her father's descent into madness and the play's plunge into eye-gouging, several murders and a small war.
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For nonprofits and corporations seeking to diversify their complimentary goodies, might I recommend eschewing totes and considering these undervalued potentially branded items: Crew socks Mugs Wine glasses Phone chargers Tissues Water bottles Blankets Nice dried meats Cheese puff barrels We don't heave to live in fear of our tote bag landfills anymore.
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ET, NBA TV, CSN Bay Area (Golden State), KGW (Portland) ABOUT THE WARRIORS (40-7): Curry highlighted his big night with a half-court heave to end the first half, a third quarter in which he outscored the Clippers on his own 25-23 and a team-high nine rebounds in a 28-minute night.
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I may heave a sigh of relief that is only possible because I'm no longer socially obligated to wear a garment that prevents me from drawing air, but letting go of the need for being recognized as beautiful according to ideals literally defined by the history of corsets is much harder to let go.
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Following two made free throws by Minnesota senior center Bakary Konate that gave Minnesota a 203-71 lead with 9.8 seconds left, Penn State sophomore guard Tony Carr hit a 3-pointer to tie the game with 2.1 seconds remaining and force overtime after a desperation heave by Minnesota missed badly before the buzzer sounded.
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She is honoring her ancestors, and fighting for them, when she dives for kina (sea urchin) and digs her hangi — first hacking at the ground with a hatchet and then biting into it with a shovel, over and over, each stab and heave a small pact with the earth: This won't be easy, but it will be worth it.
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Anyway, his essay was quite a heave to read, so I'll give everyone the CliffsNotes version: Connecting people is great, Facebook isn't the government but kind of wants to help create new forms of governance, and also here are a bunch of ideals and half-cemented plans that we may roll out some time in the future.
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But I swear, when the moment came to push or throw or heave or whatever it was I needed to do to get that steel ball up in the air … the shot remained a stationary object suspended in the air and I felt myself pushing off the shot in midair … like, the shot was throwing me.
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"I was struggling the last couple of weeks of high fever, sore throat and I almost called off the meet but I'm really happy," said the 2016 Rio Games gold medallist Crouser turned aside 3003 world champion Joe Kovacs with four of the longest throws in the competition, his fourth-round heave of 22.22 metres clinching the victory.
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But before you heave a sigh of relief know this: It is an awful harbinger of what is to come, demonstrating that the party in control of all three branches of the American government is more than willing to chuck you, and the whole world, on the pyre of failed personal responsibility before it will consider paying to keep you alive and well.
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And weight and limit—how they heave up—pray for us we are destroyers— pray we fail—the mind must fail— but still for now a while longer let me who am part of it & must fail & the pieces which must not fall where they may , they must not, as all is hearing this from the deep future, deep origin . . . Cry.
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I've felt a whoosh and a wheeze, a chill and a heave, depending on what's been on the screen so close to my eyeballs—but while I've walked away wobbly from some experiences, like Capcom's Kitchen and Until Dawn's Rush of Blood spin-off, which combines a roller-coaster sim with a bloody rail-shooter, that's mainly because of the content, rather than the method of delivery.
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Sometimes, after talking to one of the women, I would find myself alone in a parking lot or a conference room or a hotel room, or just at my desk having hung up the phone, and I would have to heave away the feelings of self-loathing the interviews brought up in me and also the tenderness, the intersection of which is absolutely deadly.
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Meanwhile, the nation's bridges are left to crack, highways buckle, tracks heave, illicit drugs proliferate, medications grow ever-more expensive; diplomats scratch their heads and hind parts, idled by kingly disinterest, allies wonder whether we have their backs or should watch their backs, enemies salivate, polar ice caps slip into the sea, and poor, poor Doral Country Club -- under Trump's storied management -- continues, like the rest of us, to struggle.
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Occasionally for some inexplicable reason during class Kroff will heave himself to his feet, mutter an inaudible excuse, seize his backpack, and stalk out of the seminar room—(for he would never leave the bulky backpack unattended; he appears to guard it with his life); he may be absent for as long as 40 minutes, but he eventually returns, with another inaudible excuse, reclaims his seat in the skidding chair.
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Down one after a staging a bizarre comeback, the Raptors' guard finds himself plowing past Deron Williams, using a clever dribble to split a double team, and tries to heave himself up on tired legs to sink a floater over Pierce, who forms a wall that knocks the smaller guard over and is able to juuuuust barely rise up on his tippy toes and block the shot with a fingertip.
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They won a game as time expired, on a play called Seven Heaven, on a deep corner route that Stefon Diggs runs all the time in practice but, according to receiver Jarius Wright, one in which he has never actually caught the ball — let alone turn a 213-yard heave toward a thicket of players into a 221-yard touchdown, nearly losing his balance before dashing untouched into the end zone.
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In fact, the physical and emotional toll of being Lara Croft is more evident in this film than it ever was before: watching Vikander heave herself up onto the wing of a rusty World War II plane perched over a waterfall is to feel your own biceps burn; the look on her face when she makes her first kill makes it clear that this action has killed a part of herself forever.
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So the connections multiply: from 17th-century Dutch colonialists to the Black Panthers of 1960s America, and farmers in balmy Grenada — even to the frantic crush and heave of Manhattan, a bit of swampland once called New Amsterdam, which those same Dutchmen saw fit to pawn off on the British in 1667 in exchange for Run, one of the nutmeg-producing Banda Islands, and so tiny, it's barely visible on a world map.
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If you, as a woman, are going about your fucking day, it's totally conceivable that delaying a driver by 20 seconds as you heave your luggage into a trunk, or making a left turn into a driveway on a bike when a car really wants to get around you, could really piss someone off — someone who believes he has more of a right to that time and space than you do, a deeply embedded idea that he probably couldn't even express.
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He scrunches up defensively, looks towards the hoop, sees human alley-oop Clint Capela drifting towards the rim, calling for the ball with two hands—if anyone here is displaying superhuman athletic skill, it's Capela, honestly, for managing to see through that chaos and into the possibility of an open dunk—and tosses the ball at him, still a little awkwardly, his two hands not creating the kind of crispy wrist-y pass we idealize at the providence of the alley-oop, but more of a lumpy, dazed, heave.
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The Hangover It is post-Glastonbury festival and to give you a colored tapestry of my emotional state, I have sobbed about the following things in quick succession: a dry heave over my dirty toilet bowl; listening to "Hero" by Foo Fighters on the way to McDonald's, pausing the song in an attempt to stop crying momentarily, which made it worse; knocking over the potions and lotions on my dresser; being inside my small shower and having a minor existential crisis that swung into a wet panic attack after my mind sat for a moment on the idea of human beings coming into life alone and leaving it just the same; my favorite grocery store worker, a lip-glossed middle-aged, brassy, and happy woman, smiling at me maternally and calling me "babe"; fluffy animals.
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