He suffered a severe brain injury when his head hit the pavement.
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Smoke billows through the air and tear gas canisters hit the pavement.
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I'm excited to just hit the pavement with my friends in that environment.
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Many of the top Americans are in Boston, although they didn't hit the pavement.
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Your phone hit the pavement with the unmistakable clack of cheap plastic against asphalt.
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After photos, videos and prayers, the walkers hit the pavement, weaving their way through downtown.
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Seeing a chef I respect who works late nights hit the pavement in the a.m.
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But she works up the will to hit the pavement from her New York running trail.
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Spring weather means lots of people are trying to hit the pavement and get in shape.
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"You can see and feel the way her feet hit the pavement over and over again."
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The second I get out of the door and hit the pavement, I'm glad I did.
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Szabo was punched then fell backward and lost consciousness after his head hit the pavement, police said.
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Just slide these on to the backs of your shoes and you're ready to hit the pavement.
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"I hit the pavement really hard and I crashed into the side of the car," he remembered.
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Lime's scooters will be the first of any startup-owned e-scooters to hit the pavement in Canada.
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But to truly be aware of your surroundings, it's best to hit the pavement sans headphones, says Cassetta.
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She hit the pavement a few feet from the undercover officer, just as he was exiting the building.
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The first bullet severed Mr. Collazo's spine and blew through his heart, killing him before he hit the pavement.
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So, startling as it might seem, it's the Yankees' turn to hit the pavement and make themselves better known.
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When it gets hot in New York, ice cream trucks hit the pavement, often competing fiercely for coveted street corners.
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"It's a good reminder that old school, hit-the-pavement, knock-on-doors journalism is alive and well," she said.
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But until that happens, keep lacing up your lucky pair before you head out the door and hit the pavement.
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The day had started like so many before it: Bencheghib woke up in his RV, cooked breakfast and hit the pavement.
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When you can already buy Swarovski-encrusted everything, it was only a matter of time until Swarovski sneakers hit the pavement.
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If a digital avatar with way more patience than me handles the educational part before we hit the pavement, that's fine.
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I suspect that if you hit the pavement and asked if kids occasionally eat at not-fucking-McDonald's they would say so.
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He wants you to hit the pavement, to go and do things that bring about change on both macro and micro levels.
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The fans roared the second her nude booties hit the pavement and without hesitation, Kylie marched straight across the street to greet her fans.
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Maybe you don't want to deal with a long wire when running or want features that can track your progress while you hit the pavement.
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It made a soft "clink" as it hit the pavement and the artist, who seemed amused, took it away, still in one piece, on a truck.
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Night swims along the street, curling its black body around lonely pools of cold light that hit the pavement in the early hours of the morning.
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Gone are the days of wobbly heels and footwear you knew would give you blisters — in these trying times, we need shoes that can hit the pavement.
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I wore the Asics GEL-Kayano 25 on a few runs (between three and five miles), and really liked how they felt when my foot hit the pavement.
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There's also Dispatch, a San Francisco-based company hoping to bring on-demand, human-free delivery to American streets, but they're not ready to hit the pavement just yet.
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Originally designed for marathon running, the shoes can withstand 26-mile runs with ease, but collectors were more apt to keep them locked away than have them hit the pavement.
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His interest in, and definition of, great style was distinctly inclusive, and since the mid-1970s, Cunningham perpetually hit the pavement to capture a remarkably democratic range of fashion moments.
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"That's why Planned Parenthood Votes will use every tool at our disposal to hit the pavement, flood the airwaves, and elect reproductive rights champions up and down the ballot," she added.
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"One of the first places you'll see wear on a boot is in the heel, usually more so on the outer edge where your feet hit the pavement first," Cospito explained.
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Considered an outsider during the 2006 governor's primary, Patrick ignored the naysayers and hit the pavement to build and ultimately lay claim to a grassroots movement people said was doomed to fail.
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In fact, Mitchell left the club a short time later -- with so many hot young ladies in his car he couldn't even fit 'em all in -- and made two chicks hit the pavement!
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In the last two weeks here, I'm going to hit the pavement hard, go wherever I have to go, speak to whoever I have to speak to just to get a point across, I guess.
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It was in the midst of one such protest earlier this month, as smoke billowed through the air and tear gas canisters hit the pavement, that the sound of Arteaga's violin broke through the racket.
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This means that in order to hit maximum velocity, you'll need to descend until you just about hit the pavement before shooting out your webs and reaching an incredible height, soaring high above the city's skyline.
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And whether you've been itching to start training for a road race or are just looking to hit the pavement before beach season, at least you can get a new pair of running shoes on sale.
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PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly can exclusively reveal a sneak peek at the season 5 premiere of Billy on the Street in which the host and former Mad Men star hit the pavement to play a titillating game.
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When Whitford and Colon hit the pavement on Monday to take the temperature in the district for a co-bylined Daily Beast story, they found the media coverage of Salazar had an uneven effect on residents there.
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The organization will use its reach on social media, its roughly 1,000 dues-paying members and more than 300,000-person email list to mobilize Latinos to vote and hit the pavement for Sanders in Nevada and other states.
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He learned at the hospital that he had a badly broken leg, a severe concussion, and "wounds and gashes all over my body" — including a giant one in his head from where he hit the pavement after impact.
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In March of 1961, three Italian doctors who performed an autopsy on Jensen determined that he died of heatstroke and a skull fracture when his head hit the pavement after he passed out (riders didn't wear helmets back then).
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The 22-year-old Temple University junior had been cruising on a motorcycle down the arterial at the time Heard cut in front of him, and when he tried to stop, his Yamaha hit the pavement and slid toward the van.
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When the plane stopped and the doors opened, Dingley allegedly charged at the responding officers causing them to fall down the stairs used for passengers and hit the pavement, said Scott Ladd, a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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But they came back this weekend and hit the phones and they hit the pavement, campaigning to students across this country, upon graduation, rather than having mountains of debt will instead have 220, 22017, 4, 5 high-paying job offers and a chance at the American dream.
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Cruz's outreach to Jewish voters picked up steam as he landed in the Empire State and hit the pavement in Brooklyn's Jewish Orthodox enclave of Brighton Beach where, flanked by Orthodox Jews, he joined a group of children in making matzo, the unleavened bread observant Jews eat during Passover.
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The movie succeeds in portraying this uncanny synchronicity: the balls hit the pavement at the same time; the doors of the houses open simultaneously; out come similarly-dressed mothers "like a row of paper dolls"; they clap together, call in their children, and return inside their homes all at the same time.
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NEW YORK, Jan 285 (LPC) - For the past seven months Christopher Yanney has run in the rain and snow, trained with the thermostat set to 215 degrees, and hit the pavement as early as 2200 am in preparation for the 183.4 miles he will face over the course of seven days in February.
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Supporters of autopilot technology believe that driverless cars hold the key to a future of safer roads and fewer fatal car accidents by eliminating human error, even if getting there means the cars will be programmed to weigh the importance of human life in the event of a crash before they hit the pavement.
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Now, therefore, it is agreed as follows: § 1.1 Friend #2 will be there for Friend #1 at all times including but not limited to: When it's raining outside and Friend #1 gets sad thinking about the little raindrops dying painfully as they hit the pavement, when it's not raining, and when it's one of those days where it's raining for a bit but then not raining for another bit.
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Or maybe your focus has been on the Times's Trending lists, where in recent weeks you could find this piece about how exercise can help the brain grow stronger, this one about how one of the oldest forms of punctuation may be dying because millennials aren't using it, or this one about the Mister Softee turf war in New York City: When it gets hot in New York, ice cream trucks hit the pavement, often competing fiercely for coveted street corners.
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The collision knocked him off the car and his head hit the pavement. Bryant drove away from the scene for 3 minutes before deciding to call 9-1-1. Sheppard later died of his injuries in hospital. The police did not thoroughly investigate whether Bryant was driving under the influence.
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After he hit the pavement, the jeep bounced and crashed down on Powell's midsection. Half of Powell's pelvis had snapped off its rear anchor on the lower spine. In the front, it had ripped free of the cartilage connecting it to its other half. His bladder and urethra were torn and several vertebrae were cracked.
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She was seriously injured when her head hit the pavement. Complications from this accident would result in her death over two years later. In her memory, her brothers established an award of 300 Rubles, to be presented to promising young artists so they could study abroad. Among those who received the award were Konstantin Bogaevsky and Yeghishe Tadevosyan.
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Guardian Cornhill video, from 01:09 mins, published 21 April 2009. Eyewitnesses said they heard a noise as his head hit the ground. The IPCC sought an injunction against the broadcast of the video by Channel 4 News, but a judge rejected the application.Paul Lewis, "G20 protest footage shows moment Ian Tomlinson's head hit the pavement", The Guardian, 22 April 2009.
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The fatally wounded Cheshire managed to fire off three rounds from his AR-15, all of which missed. Meanwhile, Scott Faul, taking cover in the nearby woods, fired at least seven rounds at Kapp and Cheshire's vehicle. One of Faul's shots hit the already wounded Cheshire a second time, and a bullet blew off Kapp's index finger. A third shot hit the pavement, and a piece of asphalt struck Marshal Hopson in the ear, causing Hopson to suffer permanent brain damage.
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On May 29, 1993, 8-month old Mario Roberto Sierra drowned in the lake when the canoe he was riding in capsized. Sierra was not wearing a life jacket. His corpse was recovered the following day, about 200 yards from shore. On July 12, 1997, Eric A. Barcia, a fast-food worker, taped a bunch of bungee cords together, wrapped an end around one foot, anchored the other end to the trestle at train bridge, jumped—and hit the pavement.
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Again in the clear city, a train passes very quickly as the girls approach the track and in slow motion the girls recoil and begin to fall backward. As they hit the pavement, it splashes and the girls sink into it as if it were water. The girls are then seen walking toward the camera individually with a glaring sun and skyscrapers in the background. The video ends with the girls emerging from a black car in an alleyway as it rains heavily.
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While bicycling in northern Mozambique, Eruç had crashed his bicycle several times on an unexpectedly sandy road. On 26 June 2011, Eruç crashed over rumble strips in Kabuku, Tanzania while avoiding a passing bus. His bicycle was not damaged but his GPS unit and Argos beacon were broken, his left thumb was hyperextended, and his right hip and right forearm had hit the pavement hard. After treating the wounds and taping his swollen thumb to his forefinger, Eruç continued southwestward through Zambia and Namibia.
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Despite this initial win, Gomez's early career was littered with losses to journeyman fighters such as Greg Upton and Chris Williams. Training on bodywork with Bobby RimmerIn 1996, Gomez was charged with murder after a gang fight outside a nightclub in Manchester. Gomez had hit one of his attackers, Sam Parle, who died after his head hit the pavement as a result of the blow. The charge was later reduced to manslaughter and Gomez was cleared after it was ruled that he had acted in self-defence.
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On the night of December 9–10, 1956, shortly after his 21st birthday, Labiș, who had had spent several hours with acquaintances drinking coffee and țuică at Casa Capșa and then the Victoria restaurant, was going to take a tram. He was headed to the house of Maria Polevoi, a dancer in the Army's troupe whom he had met that evening. It was after midnight and public transport had just started running that late. Ostensibly, he lost his balance, caught the grille between the wagons, his head hit the pavement, and he was dragged a short distance.
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Contemporary police records show that 1968 saw his first recorded contact with Sergeant Kenneth Kitching and Inspector Geoffrey Ellerker in Leeds. The actions of the two officers would allegedly lead to Oluwale's death, although several other police officers were also involved with harassing Oluwale during this time. In the subsequent enquiry and manslaughter/assault trial against Kitching and Ellerker, it was stated they regularly beat up Oluwale, often kicking him in the groin and, on one occasion, urinating on him. Often they made him bow before them on his hands and knees, during which they would kick away his arms so his head hit the pavement.
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On September 13, 1899, at West 74th Street and Central Park West in New York City, Henry Hale Bliss, a 69 year old local real estate dealer, was alighting from a south bound 8th Avenue trolley car when an electric- powered taxicab (Automobile No. 43) struck him. Bliss hit the pavement, crushing his head and chest. He was taken by ambulance to Roosevelt Hospital, but upon arrival the house surgeon, Dr. Marny, said his injuries were too severe to survive, and Bliss died from his sustained injuries the next morning. Arthur Smith, the driver of the taxicab, claimed that a large truck occupied the right side of the avenue, making it necessary to drive his vehicle closer to the car.
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