Other Tuareg, meanwhile, are hoisting a banner for their culture.
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Wikileaks, among others, is hoisting them on their own petard.
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And he was all smiles while hoisting the Lombardi Trophy.
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Three ended with James hoisting the Larry O'Brien championship trophy.
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They reject what the elites have been hoisting onto us.
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Once completely open, there's no awkward shifting or hoisting yourself out.
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" Hoisting a flintlock rifle, Heston declared: "From my cold, dead hands!
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But he has also restricted embassies from hoisting gay pride flags.
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Confetti was flying and my team was hoisting the Lombardi trophy.
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Little tykes are hoisting barbells, sometimes heavier than their own body weight.
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Trump began his national ascendancy by hoisting the racist banner of birtherism.
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It looked as if they were hoisting shots in a stiff wind.
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You aren't hoisting yourself up three stories to saw off a limb?
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"It's a surprise," he told me, hoisting the bag over his shoulder.
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But it was not excessive flag-hoisting that drove Mr Zinke from office.
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Or that players should generally avoid hoisting jumpers 35 feet from the basket.
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He works his way around the arc, hoisting 230 shots from each spot.
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" Foreign protesters march through Britain's streets, hoisting automatic weapons and shouting "Allahu akbar!
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"What is this bible?" he asked, hoisting up a massive hard-bound book.
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Ms. Muhammad likes to preserve floor space by hoisting larger suitcases onto shelves.
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Let's get in the practice of doing that when we're not hoisting signs, okay?
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A soldier could be seen hoisting the Syrian flag on top of a watchtower.
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After hoisting warning flags, police used tear gas to try to disperse the crowd.
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One will organise the flag-hoisting ceremony; another will prepare the invitations for it.
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Mr Cameron, hoisting his renegotiation prize triumphantly, does not want to follow Groucho's example.
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" The juice: "Rupert Murdoch is not used to hoisting the white flag of surrender.
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Under chilly artificial light, art handlers were hoisting large prints onto white gallery walls.
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The resulting mash-up is a whorl of jutting, twisting, cradling, writhing, hoisting movement.
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The knobs of his shoulders are hoisting up the material of the thin black sweater.
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She was hoisting a tiny baby wearing even tinier oversized pink glasses, and floral headphones.
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It's not light, but I can imagine hoisting it onto a wall mount if required.
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They are hoisting flags, enlisting members and exacting levies and loyalty in former FARC strongholds.
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Miller gestured to his teammates, who flanked him on stage hoisting the Super Bowl trophy.
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Videos show a helicopter hoisting the soaked Lesh and his passenger out of the water.
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Now the No. 27-seeded Ducks are halfway to hoisting their second national championship flag.
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The idea was unanimously selected, we imagine, with the hoisting of a dozen drinking arms.
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"They think I'm like Jack Sparrow or something, hoisting sails in the cold," he said.
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As we pulled up, a crane loomed overhead, hoisting debris from deep below the surface.
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"Well, as Larry Kudlow said, 'It's God will,' " Ruhle said while hoisting her coffee mug.
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"The Open spot didn't register with me until I was hoisting the trophy," Stone said.
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"The Open spot didn't register with me until I was hoisting the trophy," Stone said.
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That's one reason why the three-day proceedings included the ceremonial hoisting of the British flag.
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Helicopters flew back and forth in a near continuous line for days, hoisting people from roofs.
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It will be very surprising if he is not hoisting the hefty bronze trophy Saturday night.
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Everyone was jumping, hugging, shouting, picking up crew members and hoisting them up on their shoulders.
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In 2017, white supremacists hoisting Nazi flags and shouting "Jews will not replace us!" swarmed Charlottesville.
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Greenpeace said a dozen activists were involved, hoisting a 300-square-metre banner at around 7.45 a.
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The two NATO allies were most recently at loggerheads over a flag hoisting in the Aegean Sea.
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After hoisting the boat onto the trawler's deck, the Pondal's crew conducted a search of its cabin.
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Wherever you go, I wanna see you hoisting hardware at the end of the season in June.
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A sign inside the grounds said activities such as hoisting flags, demonstrating or destroying property were banned.
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During Tuesday's' hearing, hundreds of demonstrators massed outside, hoisting placards and chanting in support of the soldier.
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They waded chest-deep into the water, hoisting their few possessions overhead, and climbed into the boat.
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He began Thursday by buoyantly hoisting a headline announcing his acquittal at the bipartisan National Prayer Breakfast.
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The hoisting system failed, and the giant centerpiece plunged into the river, taking 13 workers with it.
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We see migrants hoisting each other into abandoned farmhouses, illuminated just by the light of mobile phones.
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She handled it completely gracefully like the pro she is, hoisting herself up effortlessly and continuing her walk.
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Friday's reports helped to offset disappointing financial results from big U.S. banks, hoisting Wall Street to fresh highs.
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Walking down the stairs from my apartment and hoisting myself into an Uber felt like a major accomplishment.
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Honor guards in the uniform of traditional Javanese soldiers of Yogyakarta Sultanate march during a flag hoisting ceremony.
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A sign on the grounds warned that activities such as hoisting flags, demonstrating or destroying property were banned.
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Though he was hoisting the trophy for the ninth time at each event, the victories were nonetheless reaffirming.
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The Nets are hoisting more 1133-pointers than ever before and from all positions, including the center spot.
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When he did visit his attorneys, he had a habit of hoisting a cowboy boot onto their desks.
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In the mid 80s a photo of Lendl hoisting a trophy was used as art for a stamp.
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Els began to fantasize that someday it was going to be him hoisting the game's most coveted trophies.
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The team was the W.H.A. champion in 1974 and '75 as the Aeros, hoisting the Avco World Trophy.
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As a young adult hoisting himself into the middle class, there was no time or money for travel.
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Two years later — in 2002 — Stewart was hoisting his first Cup championship trophy and added another in 2005.
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It marked his fifth time hoisting the trophy, a feat matched only by Argentina/Barcelona star Lionel Messi.
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An Olympics-grade montage showed winners from years past, hoisting each other aloft as sparks exploded around the stage.
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We set out toward Civic Center, hoisting bins of clean needles and condoms and other implements for reducing harm.
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Last season the Seahawks struggled early, closed strong and ended up one yard shy of hoisting the Lombardi Trophy.
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In video footage of the harrowing rescue, a British Royal Navy helicopter is shown hoisting three people to safety.
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Another showed her in crampons and a harness, hoisting up an ice ax at the top of a mountain.
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In her and her family's social media, there were at least two pictures found hoisting up the Confederate flag.
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A month after hoisting the Suzanne Lenglen Cup she reached the Wimbledon quarter-finals, with grass her favorite surface.
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Above, you can see Miller—and her adorable smile—donning her leotard, and triumphantly hoisting some kind of trophy.
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Many marchers began gathering Friday morning, hoisting signs and placards condemning the president over his policies and charged rhetoric.
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At the news conference, they stood together behind a lectern, hoisting signs that read, "We refuse to be divided."
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US soldiers stationed in Europe practiced rigging and hoisting a Humvee with a CH-47 Chinook helicopter this week.
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The truck's kitchen is spotless, equipped with a dozen of Steven's contraptions for catching oil or hoisting order tickets.
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He is in a kayak, hoisting an oar above his head, and his delight seems as radiant as sunshine.
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"We have our first red-cracked bolete," Mr. Brill said, hoisting a small yellow-colored mushroom above his head.
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Socialite Karen Walker (the national treasure Megan Mullally) is hoisting a martini glass like a sauced Statue of Liberty.
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In a photo the Yale Daily News republished last week, two men can be seen hoisting the underwear flag.
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Mr. Gary, the rapper, is hoisting an inflatable bear head created by Mr. Miguel into the air while dancing.
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Those experience have also shaped Babcock's success as an NHL coach, hoisting the Stanley Cup with the Detroit Red Wings.
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The label bore an insignia of the famous photograph of troops hoisting the American flag on Iwo Jima on Feb.
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The game won't let you move past specific moments without everyone hoisting their JoyCon in a sort of "hoorah" motion.
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A few minutes later, a truck with a crane is hoisting full bags of fleur de sel into the back.
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Surrounded by men hoisting swords in a traditional dance ahead of a palace dinner, Trump even began to sway himself.
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That's just heavy enough that hoisting the bag over your head and into the overhead compartment counts as a workout.
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Whether they came from set plays, via transition or off loose balls, the Nets (4-8) were hoisting them up.
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A gaggle of medics rushed to the car, hoisting me onto a stretcher and rushing me into the surgical unit.
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Protesters tugging at the barbed wire scramble by them toward the south, hoisting their long rope over the women's heads.
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On others I debugged C programs or danced to cover bands like the Nerds, while hoisting a long-neck Budweiser.
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At about midnight, he posted a screen shot of himself hoisting a beer at a neighborhood bar called Skin Flints.
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"I wish it would not be like this," he said, wearing sunglasses and hoisting the Turkish flag on his stand.
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On the Cavaliers' first possession, the Warriors forced Kevin Love into hoisting an air ball as the shot clock expired.
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Since 2013, no best picture winner has made more than $7 million at the box office after hoisting up the Oscar.
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Cubs fans surely wouldn't mind if the next post on the page is a photo of Ross hoisting the championship trophy.
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He started hoisting the flag from this boat this spring after seeing a swell of protests against Trump in the city.
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Then, hoisting the bag of white sugar high in her arms, she struggled once more up the stairs to the kitchen.
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I had imagined myself receiving the last word and nailing the word and then hoisting the trophy up in the air.
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Fowler stood near his golf bag a couple hundred yards from the 18th green, where Koepka was hoisting the championship trophy.
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The stands emptied, fans streaming onto the field, swarming their heroes, hoisting them on to their shoulders, clamoring for their jerseys.
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Footage shows the men hoisting the injured driver back up to the street as smoke billows from the vehicle behind them.
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Perhaps Mr García had made his peace with never hanging one in his closet, or hoisting a major trophy above his head.
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The famous 1945 photo taken by Joe Rosenthal depicts six US Marines hoisting an American flag over the battle-scarred Japanese island.
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Two weeks from now, members of tennis's old guard may well assume their usual positions hoisting hardware at the All-England Club.
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The space agency covered a host of interesting topics, including 3D printing, micrometeorite studies, and robotic grippers for hoisting objects onto walls.
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Anglophone activists have called for renewed protest on Sunday after thousands took to the streets last week, with some hoisting separatist flags.
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Since then, Republicans have turned to the CRA to repeal 28503 Obama-era regulations, hoisting the relatively obscure law into the limelight.
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Porter, who has been doing Jordan-style dunks since he was 15, was hoisting the game's pyramidal MVP trophy at half-court.
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Protesters in the Indian-administered part of Kashmir are regularly arrested for hoisting Pakistani flags and chanting slogans in support of Pakistan.
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Since then, Republicans have turned to the CRA to repeal 14 Obama-era regulations, hoisting the relatively obscure law into the limelight.
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Bethune became fixated on a poster of Brown hoisting a rifle in one hand and a black newborn baby in the other.
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Like other women in the region, Hitasoa turns wood into charcoal, hoisting it onto her head to sell at market every day.
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The town had arranged a welcome parade for him: honking cars, children hoisting streamers, women ululating from balconies, men beating tabla drums.
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Even though he looks like he's hoisting up a medicine ball whenever he launches a three, his dynamism has lifted Utah's ceiling.
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It's as if, by placing a square of cloth at the peak of my body, I'm hoisting a flag for the world.
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Robert Kraft, the owner, may start skipping the Super Bowl victory ceremony because his shoulders ache from hoisting all those Lombardi trophies.
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The recovery operation for the slain Marines reportedly took six hours and involved hoisting them out after they fell into a crevice.
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Many Muslims are now leaving, hoisting their unburned things on their heads and trudging away from streets that still smell of smoke.
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From the title on, it's about as direct a protest against free speech as you can make without just hoisting a placard.
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Since you'll be hoisting this over your chest, you don't necessarily want a grippy center, which can potentially catch on your shirt.
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The Islamist groups reportedly took over the Amai Pakpak Medical Center, hoisting the black banner of the Islamic State above the hospital.
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In fact, it was Lindsay who started the tradition of hoisting the Cup and skating it around the ice after winning the championship.
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Cleveland's odds of hoisting a World Series trophy have not been this good at this point in the season in over 20 years.
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When he got stuck, a pair of state police troopers came to his side, hoisting him out of the deep snow with rope.
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It's not uncommon to spot New Yorkers hoisting their smartphones in the street amidst busy traffic, in attempts to get the perfect shot.
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Officials circumvented the protest by driving a crane to the side of the temple and hoisting the bears over a 12-foot wall.
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Don't miss the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute video that shows what the cat-sized monkeys accomplish by hoisting heavy rocks (The Washington Post).
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Brookhiser's updated version of the conventional story presents Marshall as the Atlas of American law, hoisting the Constitution upon his broad apolitical shoulders.
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He slapped it against the hulking concrete wall and climbed up, hoisting himself the last six feet because the ladder was too short.
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Rescue services airlifted 479 people, hoisting them one-by-one onto helicopters, before the weather subsided on Sunday and a tow could begin.
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Festivals followed — Edinburgh, Under the Radar— and before long Mr. Mac was commanding the microphone at fancy wingdings rather than hoisting a tray.
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Five others have had their moment in the sun by hoisting a Grand Slam trophy, but all failed to manage a second title.
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Two older men leaned against the wall, hoisting bottles of beer after a day spent cutting slabs of marble in a nearby graveyard.
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"Let's sit on this bench and see how many natures we have," she said to them, hoisting herself up onto the metal seat.
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For many people, that includes taking their pets, hoisting them onto boats and into high-water vehicles before riding together to dry ground.
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I didn't dismiss a candidate for sporting a nose ring or hoisting a drink in every photo, but those things gave me pause.
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Someone at the Trump event in Virginia Beach is hoisting a mask on a stick of what appears to be Hillary Clinton pic.twitter.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — In Florida, protesters swarmed the Capitol rotunda, one hoisting a "Trump Is Too Rusky" sign featuring a hammer and sickle.
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A few days earlier, she had shared a picture of her bulging her biceps at the gym, hoisting two 17.5-pound weights overhead.
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But the images of winning a pennant and hoisting the World Series trophy are far more realistic for some — the 2019 Yankees included.
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Some members anticipated the moment by hoisting Sidama flags over local-government buildings in the territory that would make up their semi-autonomous state.
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As Hertzfeld tells it, Capps then climbed on the roof of the Mac team's new building, hoisting the flag up on a makeshift flagpole.
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The trapper, presumably to show the animal who was boss, did a little drumming on the gator's head before hoisting it into the pickup.
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Rescue services airlifted 479 people, hoisting them one-by- one on to helicopters, before the weather subsided on Sunday and a tow could begin.
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He hung on valiantly these last few years, gutting through injury after injury and hoisting shot after shot, but he was never the same.
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Like many of this year's Oscar winners, Wolf made a political speech: "This is for Hillary!" she said, hoisting her trophy in the air.
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The Astros have as good a chance as any other team in the league to finish the season hoisting the Commissioner's Trophy high overhead.
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Gerald Morse, named the battalion's three companies — A, B and C — Assassins, Barbarians and Cutthroats, hoisting the names on a sign over battalion headquarters.
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Only when hoisting bottle to mouth becomes impossible without help does he decide it's time to drag his sorry self up the 12 steps.
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"But my love for hip-hop stayed and it's become my life," he adds, smiling and hoisting a retro ghetto blaster onto his shoulder.
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The boys were hoisting the log above their heads on Thursday morning when it fell and struck Joshua, the Suffolk County Police Department said.
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Instead, it was backup freshman guard Jarod Lucas hoisting a 3-pointer with a second left that Mickey Mitchell rebounded to end the game.
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The iconic photo by Joe Rosenthal, which showed Marines hoisting the flag on Mt. Suribachi, was the American people's first view of the battle.
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But the farmers moved quickly, swarming over the small plot of land and hoisting the poles up to slice through cacao branches with ease.
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Her life was supposed to take place behind the lectern, not beside it, hoisting the hand of the man who'd just got the votes.
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No detail was too small for Mr. Govan as he squinted his eyes and directed two workers, hoisting a framed canvas against a wall.
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Hoisting the flag was a political act, and an extremely controversial one, being as India was still yet to recognise Bangladesh as an independent nation.
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In the clip, Granville — of Carbondale, Pennsylvania — is seen hoisting his race partner on his back and carrying her to the end of the race.
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Some, sitting on trucks hoisting Sudanese flags, shouted "civilian" —a catchphrase of the peaceful protest movement that in April toppled a dictator, Omar al-Bashir.
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An amateur treasure hunter's first foray into "magnet fishing" ended with him hoisting up an Uzi and four other loaded guns from a Massachusetts pond.
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"It was the worst thing I have ever experienced in my life," said a woman who miscarried after hoisting boxes in a mobile-phone warehouse.
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I got such a heart sink seeing a smiling couple sipping Chardonnay on the patio, or a glamorous friend hoisting her martini glass on Instagram.
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"There's no support system," he said as he stretched, hoisting first one leg, then the other, almost level with his head, against a brick wall.
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The spectacle of two billionaires virtue-squabbling lit up the internet, and the Twitter mob came for Dorsey, hoisting atop its shoulders a triumphant Benioff.
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Khan, a doting father, could be seen around Sheridan hoisting his firstborn, Roenna, on his hip, while pushing his infant son Zarif in a carriage.
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On Sunday, the Indians celebrated by hoisting the division championship banner prior to the contest and held the traditional champagne-spraying clubhouse party after the game.
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Two weeks before Wimbledon commenced in 2016, Novak Djokovic fulfilled his lifelong dream of hoisting the French Open trophy, and entered Wimbledon as a prohibitive favorite.
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More than 1,000 people have streamed through Maryland&aposs capital to honor five people slain in a newspaper office, quietly clutching candles or hoisting #AnnapolisStrong signs.
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In addition to the usual hoisting of glasses and something called "networking," we'll be hosting a good old fashioned pitch-off with some promising local companies.
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During two deployments to Iraq and one to Afghanistan, Lethgo trained local soldiers and police officers in basic first aid, including hoisting the injured and unconscious.
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His most prized routine does not consist of strolls in the Tiergarten and hoisting pilsners with fellow artists, but taking his son to school every day.
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Two witnesses told Reuters that about 10 of the protesters who were hoisting banners and appeared to be leading the demonstrations were taken away by police.
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Every day, Keitany would walk two kilometers carrying a pail, hoisting her scrawny body uphill to retrieve water from a nearby river for cooking and drinking.
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While Smith (251 points), Love (236 points, 280 rebounds) and Kyrie Irving (22 points and four assists) kept hoisting 2180-pointers, James kept attacking the rim.
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A smaller person who required no hoisting apparatuses, Diekema and Gunther reasoned, would in all likelihood benefit from more attention and greater inclusion in family activities.
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When they land punches, the contact is conveyed by one or the other jumping hard with both feet on the canvas, or hoisting a movable railing.
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Claiming best rapper alive status and hoisting a 27-footer in the fourth quarter of a playoff game are the fruits of the same crazy tree.
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Just as things appeared at their most perilous, an Indian military helicopter swooped in, plucking the woman off the rooftop and delicately hoisting her to safety.
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Vanessa works steady hours and likes her job, even the tougher bits like bathing the infirm or hoisting someone out of bed with a Hoyer lift.
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HONG KONG — Jenny Lee, 26, marched with a friend through the sweltering streets of Hong Kong the other day, hoisting an American flag over her shoulder.
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The man wasn't about to hold him like a child, how he used to, hoisting him up, keeping him close, speaking into his ear as they walked.
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Players from Ireland and Northern Ireland have won five of the past 13 Opens, with Darren Clarke (2011) and Rory McIlroy (2014) also hoisting the Claret Jug.
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At the end of the block, a knot of demonstrators – some hoisting anti-gay signs, others sporting anti-Allah t-shirts – is angrily clashing with counter-protestors.
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Here, a clearly fun-loving crowd hoisting beers and cocktails distracted from the plain décor, and windows offered broad views over the yachts and the docks outside.
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This time, he's the rock star; fans hoisting "Bernie" placards stop to take a picture with Larry, cheering his name and listening intently to his mobilizing speech.
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In Germany, the Kaiser's regime had collapsed, and Soviet-style councils hoisting red flags popped up in northern cities, much as they had in Russia in 1917.
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Despite hoisting the Golden Globe for best actor in a musical or comedy last week, Taron Egerton will not be in contention for the leading actor Oscar.
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Dressed in a baggy crimson sweatsuit, he ended the routine by hoisting his friend Chris, who scuttled midair along the side of a wall like a spider.
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"Hoisting of the Maritime Self-Defence Force ensign is required by law," Katsutoshi Kawano, the chief of staff of the Self Defence Forces, told reporters on Thursday.
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Hoisting signs reading "I Stand Against Oil Trains" and "Ban the Bomb Trains," about 100 demonstrators participated, network spokesman Jessie Braverman said by telephone from the protest site.
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Rugby LONDON — The winner hoisting the European Rugby Champions Cup will be doing it for the first time Saturday, but that doesn't mean it will be a surprise.
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In March one of these recovered rocket stages was relaunched for the first time, hoisting a communications satellite into orbit on behalf of Airbus, a big European firm.
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Traffic had been halted, passers-by were hoisting selfie sticks, and, huddled in a building's shadow, a film crew was taking in a scene from a different time.
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There, a strange scene unfolds: A hatch has been opened to an underground storage space, and inmates are hoisting out boxed corpses, loading them into the truck again.
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About 20 minutes later, the Coast Guard arrived to the scene, hoisting Lesh and the passenger into a helicopter, according to a news release by the Coast Guard.
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"I've done all my stretches, I'm loosened up and I'm ready to go," said Meghan Byrne, the Rose of Meath, right before hoisting the weight to her knees.
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In reality, both the cut and the fabric have to accommodate a range of motion, from hoisting bags into the overhead bins to crouching down in the galley.
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The second photograph in her gallery is more candid, showing Vanessa and Nick, 44, hoisting their two youngest into the air while big brother Camden performs a mighty stretch.
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Privacy-minded Apple fuelled concerns by hoisting a banner on the side of a Las Vegas hotel with a provocation: "What happens on your iPhone, stays on your iPhone."
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TOM LEHRER'S satirical ditty on the Nazi-turned-American rocketeer was faithful to the essence of early missile development, whose principal challenge was hoisting the weapons into the sky.
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But his law-and-order rhetoric helped align him with the eventual winner of the 2018 presidential race, former army captain Jair Bolsonaro, hoisting him to an unlikely victory.
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Stahl, a supplier of hoisting technology and crane components, had 2015 earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation of about 30 million euros on sales of 145 million euros.
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BUEA, Cameroon (Reuters) - Thousands of demonstrators from largely Francophone Cameroon's English-speaking minority took to the streets to demand more rights on Friday, some of them hoisting separatist flags.
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His group, which has its headquarters nearby, promotes duck stamps as a way to support the preserves even though few of its members would dream of hoisting a shotgun.
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And founders in comeback cities — actually, all the people we met — have a resilience you can only get by being punched in the face, hoisting up and stepping forward.
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A Pakistani fan of India's Test cricket team captain Virat Kohli was arrested for hoisting an Indian flag at his home, during the India-Australia T20 cricket match yesterday.
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They confronted elected officials outside City Hall, hoisting bottles full of rust-colored water from their taps, only to be told, again and again, that the water was fine.
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Each of these plays a role in Echo's rise, as do her Iranian best friend and the five other smart kids hoisting their heavy backpacks at her high school.
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But hoisting any flag is no act of resignation, and Ms. Minter got into the spirit of the exercise, viewing the public sphere as in a state of emergency.
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In Assam, where the citizenship program began last summer, thousands of people have marched in the streets, hoisting placards and torches and shouting out their opposition to the bill.
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He's not hoisting up threes at a volume most expected, but the percentage of his shots that come from the mid-range is down over 10 percent from last season.
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Angry people gathered on the theatre steps, waving Mexican flags and hoisting effigies of Donald Trump, and then began marching toward El Ángel, a century-old monument to Mexican independence.
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Parades are dedicated to watching hometown idols march down the avenue in their dress blues with polished shoes, brass buttons and white gloves hoisting the American flag high above them.
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Since the adoption of the 23-point shot, teams have been hoisting up bombs in hopes of stealing a last-second win, rallying from a deficit or punctuating a win.
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The stadium exploded after the final whistle, with fans dancing amid red confetti, singing Queen's "We Are the Champions" and hurrahing as the players took turns hoisting the MLS Cup.
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In one instance they were sued for hoisting a giant Christmas tree into their Manhattan apartment using a crane placed on the terrace of a penthouse without the tenants' permission.
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It marked a return to form for a team that once spent decades dominating the hockey landscape but has now gone more than 20 years without hoisting the Stanley Cup.
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It did not help that the Mets' slugger, Yoenis Cespedes, a man capable of hoisting the team on his back for weeks at a time, had misplaced his swing recently.
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Most of the 100,000 protesters were peaceful, hoisting signs saying the G20 leaders were not welcome, or engaging in mass bicycle processions through the city center wearing brightly coloured uniforms.
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This could be one more reason the Jewish establishment didn't greet Mr. Sanders's historic win in New Hampshire by hoisting him up in a chair like a joyous bar mitzvah boy.
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The cheers for Burgess' appearance were only slightly louder than the ovation that Bones received a few moments before when he left the stage and returned hoisting the DWTS mirror ball.
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But given the wealth of openly queer celebrities we have in 23 — pop stars, action heroes, champion athletes — why do we keep hoisting so many straight people up as gay icons?
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The heart that forms the "v&apos&apos in Eurovision is replaced with a Star of David and Netanyahu is hoisting a missile in his hand, saying "next year in Jerusalem.
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When it came to beer, men who drank between one and six each week reduced their risk of diabetes by 21% compared to men hoisting less than one beer each week.
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The helicopters, which have been hoisting the passengers from the ship's deck one by one, remained on standby in case the captain decides to restart the airlift, the rescue service said.
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"I knew from when I woke up — it felt like I was in a good space," he said after hoisting his bike in triumph in front of ecstatic New Zealand fans.
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"My workout partner," Kate wrote on top of the first video, which begins with a mirror selfie of the duo and pans to Rio repeatedly hoisting the ball into the air.
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Wine said she saw food vendors walking up to the plane, hoisting boxes of water above their heads to crew members who reached out of the plane door to grab them.
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Hoisting their knapsacks on their shoulders, the seven stepped into the stream of migrants and started walking north — a quiet procession that already stretched for miles into the dark Mexican countryside.
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There was a silhouette of a naked woman hoisting an assault rifle; a coiled rattlesnake superimposed on the words "Don't Tread on Me"; and a few "Make America Great Again" decals.
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A recent cover of Newsweek showed Alex hoisting Donald Trump on his shoulders, without any discussion of who Alex is, how he rose to power at Breitbart or what he believes.
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"You can leave your shoes here," Boyd said, and he went up inside the hull of the airship, hoisting himself through the opening, which had turned into a madly flapping tube.
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On the way there, a crowd of boisterous Brazilian fans in Doha's new metro ribbed the Saudis, at one point picking up Mr. al-Qahtani and hoisting him on their shoulders.
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At the end of a 20-hour journey, the Mwendas arrived last week at Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport to a gaggle of well-wishers hoisting American flags and welcome-home signs.
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Using a smuggled cellphone, he filmed the inmates removing a portion of a grate in their cell, crawling through it into the bowels of the jail, and hoisting themselves onto the roof.
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But I'm not sure any of us were ready to see Mark Ormrod, with a medal round his neck, hoisting his son onto his shoulders, and capturing the imagination of the world.
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In the 1940s, the Cubs started hoisting win/loss flags above the stadium to let people in the neighborhood and those riding by on the train the outcome of the day's game.
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To wit: James is slamming off-window alley-oops, fake drinking beers, shooting wide-eyed smiles in transition, and spinning the ball in Serge Ibaka's face before hoisting—and making—contested threes.
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Lahore, Pakistan (CNN)Pakistan celebrated 70 years of independence Monday, with military pageantry, fireworks and flag-hoisting, but also reflected on the turbulent and traumatic events that led to the country's birth.
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A pleasant bath is a luxury to be celebrated, and if you feel that hoisting your phone above a steaming tub of death water is worth the 'gram, then go for it.
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Be it hoisting up open set shots or attacking a closeout on his way to the rim, Lopez had the type of direct gravitational pull no Laker big has matched in years.
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Numerous graphic iterations of fare-evasion have circulated in social media since November, including a set of stickers that depict three masked jumpers hoisting themselves over a turnstile that spells out FTP.
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In the video, National Park Service staff and volunteers hauled the 18-foot tree inside horizontally, before hoisting it up by a pully using the gold plate on the room&aposs ceiling.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When the Globe Theatre along London's River Thames opened in 1599, a flag depicting Hercules hoisting a globe announced the opening of William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
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The Crazy Crayfish Diner also has a pool-and-darts room around the back with a big apartheid South African flag on the wall—a political statement not unlike hoisting the Confederate flag.
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Most prefer to watch the parades on television rather than brave the changeable spring weather, perhaps hoisting an evening toast to Saint Paddy (never "Saint Patty", as it is often rendered in America).
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The frosty atmosphere between the pair as they waited for the podium ceremony spoke volumes, with Rosberg hoisting the sport's 86-year-old commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone into the air but ignoring Hamilton.
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One — he happens to be Ed Moses, who would become a major West Coast artist — admits, "I was on the brink several times of hoisting her skirt up and" doing something unprintable here.
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But apparently not in Norway, which is now the home of a new record-setting superdrone called the Megakopter that recently snagged a Guinness World Record for hoisting just shy of 134.5 pounds.
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Of course, if either club has got caught up in analytics for analytics' sake—hoisting very long and very short shots simply because that's what math dictates—well, it's hard to blame them.
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The Real players, who face Liverpool in the Champions League final on May 26, explode in delight at the successful completion of the feat and mob the schoolboy, hoisting him into the air.
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All three of their previous triumphs were secured in games on the road, so hoisting the trophy in Pittsburgh was likely to lead to celebrations that would go on deep into the night.
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She stood with other villagers outside the gates of the factory, hoisting signs and crying out "lead kills," when parliamentary member Ramadhan Kajembe, then the Assistant Minister for Environment, arrived at the scene.
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The philosopher king of the barbecue, his party trick is splaying whole animal carcasses and hoisting them up like sails to the wind, allowing heat and smoke to dance across flesh and fat.
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Several U.S. embassies and diplomatic missions around the world are hoisting rainbow flags in honor of Pride Month, despite a slate of rejections from the Trump administration of requests to fly the flag.
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Wading through the sea of collapsible-chair-toting, cigar-chomping, beer-hoisting fans on the course, I made it back to the media center and resumed writing paragraphs that probably wouldn't be published.
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Serial Photographer's creators stage a fancy book launch party for Naked City toward the comic's close, but have Weegee hoisting his bulky camera and flash bulb at a rooftop crime scene immediately afterward.
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During that time, Mr. Burke "appeared unconcerned," and was seen "playfully hoisting a girl over his shoulders," jumping on the sofa next to Mr. Piazza and then leaving the room, the memo said.
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But after hoisting the trophy in Melbourne, Osaka was a bit uneven away from the hard courts, losing in the third round of the French Open and in the first round at Wimbledon.
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But regardless of when the Stanley Cup finals end, or who wins, one team will provide the most incongruous sight of the series: hoisting a chalice of silver amid an ocean of gold.
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Though he has won here less than at any other Grand Slam event, hoisting the trophy only in 20173, Nadal has reached the final three times since, in 22017, 2254 and last year.
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Aussies are herding dogs and need a job of some kind, and she loved hoisting me up, stairs — actually, any nearby stairway — heaving her whole body for us both through short, rolling bounds.
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By hoisting the yellow "Refugees Welcome" flag outside Buffalo City Hall, Mayor Byron W. Brown and the citizens of Buffalo offer all of us a message that echoes far more than symbolic solidarity.
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In the same vein, I came across a photo of a man hoisting a woman whose legs were wrapped around him, saturation-enhanced sunset in the background and beach sand all around them.
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Imagine the pride of giving the trendy dessert its final dusting of cocoa powder; slicing into its cloud-like texture; hoisting a square of the impossibly creamy thing onto a scalloped serving dish.
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Still, the hoisting of a red flag over African soil will be the most visible sign yet of China's growing assertiveness on a continent that was once the playground of Soviet and Western powers.
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Overall, it appears that there are some cracks in the prevailing market narrative of strong Chinese commodity imports, and while these aren't yet enough to start hoisting red flags, they are certainly worth monitoring.
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The result has caused many of the country's nearly 2 million dams to be deemed costly and deficient, and CAP is hoisting a red flag about the issue before it reaches a crisis level.
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Since the league switched to a best-of-seven format for the finals in 1939, the team that takes the opening game has ended up hoisting the Cup nearly 80 percent of the time.
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Tom Brady was seen hoisting the Lombardi Trophy during the victory parade in Boston in front of a T-shirt that said "Roger That" and depicted the 2016 championship ring on his middle finger.
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Even Joe Girardi, the Yankees manager, came very close to hoisting a white flag on the divisional race and to conceding that his team needed to focus on preparing for a wild-card matchup.
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Builders were hoisting glass and steel into a 210-story tower where residents would have their own on-staff wine concierge, plus Blue de Savoie French marble, German milled Poggenpohl cabinetry and Dornbracht fixtures.
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The sense of revival is palpable along the Barcelona waterfront, where stevedores work the arms of giant cranes hoisting containers full of factory wares onto giant vessels bound for points across Europe and Asia.
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Handzus was a year removed from hoisting the Stanley Cup with the Chicago Blackhawks; Zednik had been living in the city since his retirement in 2011 after playing parts of two seasons in Europe.
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Some of the game's biggest names, including Gregg Popovich, Charles Barkley and Stan Van Gundy, continue to register concerns that teams are abandoning too many traditional offensive principles in favor of rampantly hoisting 3s.
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Can you imagine being put in the position where you were responsible for hoisting Katy Perry up in the air long enough for her to get her footing and make it safely to the ground?
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Outside the hotel, a small group of protesters filmed themselves hoisting the 8-foot (2.5-meter) red emoji balloon, saying the company failed to protect its users, particularly minorities, from hate speech and other abuses.
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But here's the most likely scenario, and the one most historians agree on: 30,1003 skilled laborers worked tirelessly, dragging the granite up ramp after ramp, slowly hoisting the stones hundreds of feet in the air.
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Critics of anti-abortion measures refer to laws such as HB2 as "sham laws," indicating that they run under the guise of improving women's health when they're essentially hoisting unnecessary barriers to a safe abortion.
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" In July, Japan signed a wide-ranging new trade deal with the European Union — a step the Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe, referred to as hoisting "the flag of free trade high amidst protectionist trends.
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Seeking a $200,000 investment for 10% equity, Grace and Frankie entered the Shark Tank promoting their latest invention Rise Up, a "sleek and sexy" toilet with hydraulics capable of hoisting the user off its seat.
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With the unthinking courage that comes from desperation, she leapt from one ice floe to another, occasionally falling into the freezing water and hoisting herself up, until arriving on the riverbank across the state line.
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"Parada" has no narrative; it builds its effect with a culmination of glimpses of soldiers buffing up military vehicles, bandsmen practicing, and people hoisting banners of Marx and Lenin onto the side of apartment blocks.
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The militants were standing in front of the bed of a rusted truck, a tarp draped over its ominous cargo, as the reporter turned away, leaving the group angrily hoisting their weapons to the sky.
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"This is Turkey's new liberation," yelled a man hoisting a flag emblazoned with the image of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the coat of arms of the Ottoman empire, his voice barely audible over the din.
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Fans streamed onto the field and ran to the bench to celebrate the victory, hoisting Abbey and Clayton onto their shoulders and carrying them on a lap of honor amid a riot of music and dancing.
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It also ended with him hoisting the Birmingham Bowl trophy after his 26-yard touchdown pass to Tyre McCants provided the game-winning points with 16 seconds left in a 38-34 victory over Texas Tech.
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However, he can now dare to imagine hoisting the pineapple-topped trophy again — as he has a winning head-to-head record against every man left in the draw, including his potential final opponent Andy Murray.
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Koepka has proven he knows how to win golf majors, hoisting the trophies at both the last two PGA Championships and U.S. Opens with a runner-up finish at the Masters in April sandwiched in between.
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Julia Wachtel provides a lively lampoon of Salle: a diptych of two African tribal sculptures teamed with a nebbishy creature, likely copied from a joke greeting card, who sheds a tear while hoisting an immense daisy.
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Heat stroke, sunburn, cuts and bruises are common hazards, as is a dousing with trash juice: the pungent slurry that pours from a trash can and into your armpits when you're hoisting it over your head.
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The process involves a security staffer going up to the roof and hoisting a special "secretarial flag," which is emblazoned with the agency's bison seal and flanked by seven white stars, whenever Zinke enters the building.
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Long Island Football Player Dies After Being Hit by 400-Pound Log A 16-year-old participating in a summer training camp was hoisting a large log overhead with four other boys when the log fell.
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The Santa Rosa de Lima cartel, led by Jose Antonio Yepez Ortiz, aka "El Marro," or "the mallet," has taken on the powerful Jalisco New Generation cartel and the government, reportedly by hoisting banners threatening Lopez Obrador.
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Getting in there with guys who clearly aren't on his level and hoisting them skywards, or stepping straight over into mount on this unfortunate guy: But then, that is how Georges St. Pierre came into the UFC.
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While it may seem obvious to an onlooker that punching, kicking, beating, and hoisting a cow by the neck with a chain is cruel, when it comes to the law, it's not always so black and white.
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DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On the crowded streets of the Tanzanian capital, the sight of groups of men brandishing spears and clubs or hoisting wooden sticks used to herd cattle is no longer unusual.
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But after hoisting the French Open trophy for a record 11th time less than four weeks ago, Nadal seems energized at the prospect of completing the Roland Garros-Wimbledon double for the third time in his career.
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Joe energetically danced around the stage while singing the title track from his new EP, "Freaks Love Freaks," dipping down to the floor and hoisting his guitar on his shoulder for each time he played a solo.
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"The opportunity to grow in Brooklyn in a spectacular space like this, that's huge for us," Mr. Mast said, looking up at a vestige of the space's shipbuilding past, an overhead crane capable of hoisting 10 tons.
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A nonprofit group in Washington State has come up with a novel solution to a shortage of affordable housing: hoisting unwanted houses from Canada onto barges and transporting them to where they are needed in the state.
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And hoisting standard juicers up (or down) onto said small countertops is such a herculean feat that we Manhattanites would often rather walk 20 blocks to Juice Press than attempt to set the very heavy things up.
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I am all too familiar with the common man's grind of air travel: 20 minutes standing in line, trudging through crowded aisles, hoisting heavy bags into tiny compartments, and squeezing past grumpy people into hard, narrow seats.
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On the brown-painted wall behind the toilet is a white chalk drawing in which consumer goods occupy one layer of the planet's sedimentary record — it emphasizes how humans are hoisting ourselves with our own petrochemical petard.
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When CNN toured the block, which included a home hoisting a Trump flag out front, a couple potential voters said they didn't recognize McCaul's name, but they would vote for him so long that he was Republican.
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The company has a growing inventory — a full line of regular bras and underwear, along with nipple pasties and a mystifyingly flexible hoisting breast tape inspired by gaffer's tape — but its core product is its shapewear fabric.
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Once we realize the digital landscape is a bunch of people hoisting their creativity, emotions, fears, and what gets them off onto the servers a few superpowers like Apple, Google, and Microsoft we see this crisis of intimacy.
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Pakistan marked the occasion at midnight, with the the country's top ranking military official General Javed Qamar Bajwa hoisting a huge flag, 120 feet by 80 feet, at the Wagah border crossing, at the demarcation line with India.
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If I really wanted to concern troll, I could note that the teams that look the best in Week 11 are frequently not the ones that end up hoisting the Lombardi Trophy at the end of the season.
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Hobbling on canes, hoisting backpacks and bike helmets, clad in hoodies, kente cloth and down vests, they represented a convergence of races, ages and political beliefs that is unusual in one of the nation's most segregated metropolitan areas.
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"Looks like Trump finally got his largest audience ever — period," the Kentucky Democrat said in a tweet on Friday, while posting a video of protesters swarming the streets in London, hoisting placards in opposition to the U.S. president.
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With the Rockets missing their second- (Russell Westbrook), third- (Clint Capela), fourth- (Danuel House Jr.) and fifth-leading scorers (Eric Gordon), Harden asserted himself offensively from the opening tip, hoisting 262 first-quarter shots to keep Houston afloat.
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EditorsNote: Update 1: writethru No. 3 Villanova wins Big East title PHILADELPHIA — Villanova celebrated its third consecutive Big East regular season title after beating Georgetown on Saturday, hoisting the trophy at center court of the Wells Fargo Center.
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Rafael Nadal has all but taken permanent possession of it, hoisting it high and biting down on its handle for the 11th time after defeating Dominic Thiem, 6-4, 20163-3, 6-2, in the final on Sunday.
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The CPL will cap its inaugural season on Saturday with either the Hamilton Forge or Calgary Cavalry hoisting the North Star Shield, a maple and crystal trophy that Clanachan sees as symbolizing his league's unique patriotic selling point.
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A conservation and restoration firm, EverGreene Architectural Arts, excavated the 13 figures by cutting out each piece, separating the painted plaster from the heavy terra cotta backing, and hoisting them down from the stairwell to the ground floor.
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The Kiwis are scheduled to return home in triumph next week, potentially to a ticker-tape parade, but Dalton and his young crew were busy Monday exchanging hugs and hoisting the Cup in triumph in the Bermuda sunshine.
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A week later, in an episode described by the New York Post as something akin to a "comedy routine," city workers were spotted hoisting a standard room air conditioner into the side window of one of Bloomberg's SUVs.
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"Yeah, we weren't far away in the soccer World Cup, so it's good to bring it back," 213-year-old Detry told reporters, a Belgium flag draped around his neck after hoisting the whopping winner's trophy with Pieters.
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Eventually, VanderMeer and his friend decided to stand their ground, hoisting their packs like weapons — but then, the boar veered unexpectedly off the path, crashing through the thick stand of reeds and grasses and vanishing into the marsh.
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He took things several steps further last season, hoisting 256 triples (3.1 per game, and nearly four times as many as he had attempted during the first seven seasons of his career) and connecting at a 34.4 percent clip.
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In a crowd favorite, hunky Tongan Pita Taufatofua, a breakout star at the opening ceremony in 2016, was shirtless yet again — as seemingly oiled-up as he was two years ago in Rio and again hoisting his nation's flag.
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The Times * Tata Steel Ltd is plotting an investment spree that could pump 20.80 million pounds ($124.7 million) a year into its British steelworks - only eight months after hoisting a "for sale" sign over the former Corus empire. bit.
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With his steely features and piercing blue eyes, Graham was a powerful figure when he preached in his prime, roaming the stage and hoisting a Bible as he declared Jesus Christ to be the only solution to humanity's problems.
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" The paraglider's actions came before thousands of protesters took to the streets of Edinburgh, the capital, and Glasgow on Saturday to rally against the American president, hoisting "Trump Baby" balloons, chanting slogans and carrying banners that read, "Dump Trump.
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"Against a background of significant unrest in the Middle East and the aftermath of the ongoing bushfire disaster at home, the market is hoisting up the white flag today," James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut said.
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It's often what's being depicted and celebrated in old-master canvases from the Golden Age of the 17th century, the era that is Six's specialty: warm domestic scenes, merry companies hoisting tankards, still lifes of tables laden with food.
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Earlier this year, we wrote about a woman who incorrectly used coconut oil in her bath — only to quickly discover that hoisting herself out of a tub covered in oil was harder than finding time to actually take the bath.
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"The appropriate fatherly response when you find out your girl got into college: burst into tears, drop everything, rush over and pick up everyone even remotely involved," the Love & Friendship star captioned pics of Sheen hoisting up her and Lily.
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In pictures released by the charity Team Rubicon, we see the royal hoisting wooden beams and hauling heavy bags as he helped re-build an school in the mountains of Nepal that had been damaged in the April 2015 earthquake.
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He walked the stairs to the track's signature cupola before hoisting the Woodlawn Vase, his colt having bolted down the stretch to beat Classic Empire by a head in a photo finish of the second leg of the Triple Crown.
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Dirty Dancing: Al Roker & Ryan Gosling While appearing on Today to promote Crazy, Stupid, Love, the heartthrob impressed the audience by hoisting the host overhead in the legendary Dirty Dancing lift (which also had a place in Gosling's 2011 rom-com).
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A woman is suspected of child abandonment for hoisting a two-year-old boy by the arm to the house of a stranger in a northern Houston suburb, ringing the doorbell and running away, authorities said on Thursday.
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In the first half of the concert, she sported a T-shirt bearing an illustration of Beyoncé hoisting two middle fingers (a scene from the "Formation" video); in the second half, she switched to one with an image of Kanye West.
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After our interview concluded, I followed the noise downstairs and found a crowd of men festively hoisting a newly minted B.J.P. legislator on their shoulders; they were celebrating the recent defections to the B.J.P. of several politicians from rival parties.
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The Quai Gambetta, onto which deck hands from the Murex were hoisting crates of freshly caught crab as the captain worked on his repairs, gives out directly on to the sea and is the preferred docking spot for the port's skippers.
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But it is only getting harder to envision him ever hoisting another U.S. Open trophy, only getting harder to imagine that he and Rafael Nadal will extend their rivalry to the only Grand Slam tournament where they have never played.
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Republicans brought their own message to McCaskill's Ashland town hall, hoisting a "Comrade Claire" sign to mock the Democrat for misrepresenting her record of meeting with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak even as she criticized Attorney General Jeff Sessions for similar errors.
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But here are five who could be hoisting the Claret Jug at the end: Johnny Miller, who won the 27 British Open at Royal Birkdale, said Matsuyama, ranked No. 224 in the world, is one star whose game is shining.
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There, Athey presented Four Scenes in a Harsh Life, which included him making light incisions into his co-performer Divinity Fudge's back, then placing paper towels on the cuts to absorb the blood-drawing, and hoisting them into the air.
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"I think initially there was a lot of emphasis on that, since we were the new radio kid on the block," he begins, leaning back on the corner booth while hoisting and crossing his right leg up over his left thigh.
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Waving Mexicans flags and hoisting anti-Trump signs in both Spanish and English, some vulgar, many protesters also heaped scorn on their own president, deriding Enrique Pena Nieto as a weak leader who has presided over rampant corruption and violence at home.
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The United States has assembled arguably the most talented Ryder Cup roster in history, so this week's event at Le Golf National in Paris should end with Team USA hoisting the cup on foreign soil for the first time in 25 years.
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The American great also suffered from postpartum depression last year but appears in good health and spirits in Australia, and few would be surprised if she ends up hoisting the Daphne Akhurst Trophy for an eighth time at the end of the fortnight.
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Click here to view original GIFWe've all seen footage of giant factory robots hoisting and placing heavy parts with perfect precision, so it should come as no surprise that a robot arm can adeptly play the knife game without lopping off someone's finger.
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The Friars set a school record hitting 9-of-10 from 573-point range last game while Belmont set a school standard by hoisting up 43 shots from beyond the arc two games ago before attempting 27 in its most recent action.
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PARIS (Reuters) - When Yannick Noah sparked joyous celebrations around France in 1983 by hoisting the Musketeers' Cup, no one in the country would have guessed that the wait to see the next home-grown men's champion would last at least another 35 years.
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Yet opposing teams still consider him to be a reluctant shooter with a low push-and-hope release, even though he is up to 2.2 3-point attempts per game after hoisting just 15 total shots from deep in his first two seasons.
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He blew kisses towards Buckingham Palace on the last circuit, turning it into a glorified lap of honour, and finished by approaching the line while hoisting aloft a French tricolour he had grabbed from the crowd to celebrate his new championship record.
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Because as impressive as hoisting five hundred pounders on your shoulders or cutting terrific promos is, they don't really compare to flowing, thoughtful, original in ring action in the mold of what professional wrestling was created to be: play fighting with real holds.
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SYDNEY, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Australian air crash investigators and police on Thursday began hoisting a seaplane from the Sydney river where it sank after crashing on New Year's Eve, killing six people, including the chief executive of British catering company Compass Group Plc.
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The low back showed off the muscles I'd built over the past five years of circus classes, climbing 15 feet into the air on two strips of fabric strung from the ceiling and hoisting myself up to perch atop a suspended metal hoop.
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"A lot of people are now afraid to take things from the forest," Elvita Surianti, who lives in Pakan Rabaa, said days after a conservation technologist from San Francisco installed a dozen listening units by hoisting himself nearly 230 feet into the treetops.
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The government was ill-prepared in its relief efforts, but posted footage of the hazardous rescue they did offer to those trapped on the causeway: a construction crane hoisting civilians high into the air, their bodies, stiff with fear, swaying above the waves.
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The government was ill-prepared in its relief efforts, but posted footage of the hazardous rescue they did offer to those trapped on the causeway: a construction crane hoisting civilians high into the air, their bodies, stiff with fear, swaying above the waves.
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At worst, this is Death Lineup karaoke, with Horford as an older, calmer, better shooting/less nimble version of Draymond Green, Irving's offensive wizardry hoisting the entire franchise to a higher level, and three interchangeable stars (either in the making or cemented) on the wing.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A Pakistani man has been arrested for hoisting the flag of arch rival India on his roof, an act police described as "anti-state" but which the accused says was a tribute to Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli, officials said on Wednesday.
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"I'm sure somewhere BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE was hoisting a glass of his favorite red wine and laughing," Hobson said.
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In April 2018, Indonesian authorities seized the North Korean ship Wise Honest while the ship, carrying over 25,000 tons of coal worth almost $3 million, sailed into Indonesian waters without hoisting a nationality flag and by illegally registering under the jurisdiction of two countries.
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"As we are faced with concerns of the rise of protectionism in the world, all of us in Asia must unite, and our future depends on whether we can keep hoisting our flagship principle of free and fair trade," Abe told the meeting in Tokyo.
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It begins when he ends his expatriation and returns to the US from Paris, compelled by images of dignified young Black students in the South protected by soldiers as they enter previously segregated schools, under the jeers of spitting white mobs hoisting Nazi flags.
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AHMEDABAD, India — The roads are a hive of activity: women hoisting buckets of sand, work crews laying down fresh tar, an army of sweepers attacking debris and a new wall going up in front of a slum, apparently to hide it from passers-by.
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"I'm not worried about having to cover this bet because I firmly believe Joe Burrow and the LSU Tigers, coached by Louisiana's own Ed Orgeron, are going to be hoisting the SEC championship trophy on Saturday," Edwards said on video posted to Facebook and Twitter.
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NORFOLK, Va. — With flag-hoisting, gun-firing, horn-blowing fanfare, the United States Navy opened a new era on Saturday as it commissioned the first of a generation of more powerful, technologically advanced aircraft carriers that will transform the fleet in decades to come.
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Prikryl not only acknowledges but plays up her role in curating her origins: in "A Package Tour," she casts herself as a kind of intrepid Time Lord, hoisting "a furled umbrella" as she leads her unsuspecting European ancestors toward the poem written about them.
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Stanford (226-353), which tumbled from the top 235 after a baffling loss to Northwestern before hoisting itself all the way to fifth, hammered sixth-ranked Iowa, 230-2100, in a Rose Bowl lacking suspense apart from imagining what wondrous feat McCaffrey would pull off next.
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"Allowing 75-year-old mothers and fathers to live like young people, that is what Okayrobot wants to do," says general manager Wang Lipeng, gesturing to a PowerPoint showing an exoskeleton-clad man hoisting a woman in his arms, next to another emerging from a fireball.
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Let's face it: Whether you're FaceTiming with your parents on your iPad or curling up with a juicy read on a lazy Sunday, hoisting your tablet up for what feels like an eternity (not to mention craning your neck) puts a total damper on your downtime.
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It is possible that the thought of hoisting Dr Mahathir into the top job will at last force the coalition to thrust a younger leader to the fore (some suspect that this is the outcome that Dr Mahathir, a shrewd strategist, has always had in mind).
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While the notion of hoisting cybercriminals upon their own petard is undeniably appealing, experts in the fields of security and technology told CNBC that "hacking back" is little more than a pipe dream, as attributing a cyberattack to an exact origin is extremely difficult at best.
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"We have to try to do our best to ignore some of the noise surrounding the group and I think our players are well aware of it," Penguins coach Mike Sullivan told reporters of the tantalizing opportunity of hoisting the Cup in front of the home fans.
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As the roughly two dozen protesters — hoisting Mexican flags and handmade signs — came over a hill and into the view of the gathered news media, resort staffers in red windbreakers immediately hustled the reporters onto the course and behind a hedge, out of sight of the disruption.
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He blew kisses towards Buckingham Palace on the last circuit, turning it into a glorified lap of honor, and approached the line while making a scarf out of a tricolor he had grabbed from the crowd before then hoisting it aloft to celebrate his new championship record.
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She describes Roosevelt preparing for his convention walk by measuring off the distance in his library in the family's East 65th Street house, then digging into his teenage son James's arm with a grip "like pincers," as he practiced hoisting his inert, braced legs across the room.
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But a third of the way through, at the point where a black man tugs at a noose around his own neck, the roles seem to reverse, and a naked African-American woman is suddenly hoisting the body of a naked white man on a stake.
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The demonstrators -- many of them hoisting placards featuring a woman in an American flag hijab with the caption "we the people are greater than fear" -- gathered at one of the world's most famous public places to denounce what they see as threats and pressure aimed at Muslim communities.
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Click here to view original GIFIt might seem like remote control cars are where all the real fun's at, but it's hard not to be completely wowed by this flawless miniature recreation of a Felbermayr heavy-lifting crane that itself is capable of hoisting over 80 pounds of cargo.
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Hoisting his anti-music, anti-clothing flag high, he took to the Coors stage flanked by banners bearing his emblem, a pair of red men's bikini briefs, and accompanied by a color guard of sorts: two women wearing red panties and lobbing more red drawers into the crowd.
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That includes seeking counsel from a mentor to the late Doc Hudson (Paul Newman's voice, assembled in part from vocal outtakes, is used in flashbacks), named Smokey (Chris Cooper), whose low-tech approach is closer to Rocky chasing chickens and hoisting logs than his opponents' pristine, textbook exercises.
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"Every action you do in daily life has resistance, whether it's an ounce (like when you're mailing a letter) or 100 pounds (like when you're hoisting a heavy suitcase)," says Rui Li, NASM-certified personal trainer and owner of CakeFit, a personal training service in New York City.
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Even if you've never seen "Dirty Dancing," you have seen the gorgeous, sexy image of Mr. Swayze hoisting Ms. Grey over his head as they stand in a lake, practicing the pièce-de-résistance dance move for a show Baby and Johnny are to perform at the story's climax.
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You've probably seen their sort of ads: a young soldier parachuting from a plane in one moment, smiling as he raises his hand in the warm, glossy confines of a for-profit school in the next, then the final shot of the veteran hoisting his degree, hugging his family.
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But by making some changes to his racket tension to adjust to conditions he described as "cold, wet and slow", the world number two set up a blockbuster final with Novak Djokovic that leaves him one win away from hoisting the one trophy even he thought was once beyond him.
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Applications will now remain open until October 25 at 5 pm PT. Still, this is no time to dawdle if you want a shot at winning the $50,000 prize, hoisting the Disrupt cup and launching your pride-and-joy to an international audience of tech investors, media and thought-leaders.
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"All of our stores have this climate, this mood — it's important for us because we believe that wellness and silence and being introspective is good for the health of hair and skin and your body," Dios explains, hoisting my feet onto a stool as I nestle into a massive leather chair.
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BURLINGTON, Vt. — As a line of hundreds snaked around the block and down the street from where Donald J. Trump was set to hold a rally on Thursday night, more than 100 protesters gathered across the street, hoisting signs reading "Bern, Trump, Bern" and chanting that Mr. Trump should stay away.
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My preferred way of holding the board by its front truck just hanging down alongside my leg, with past Boosted boards if you did this you'd either be dragging the board along the ground or you'd be hoisting it up in a way that gave you a little side abs workout.
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Woodland beat out two-time defending champion and world No. 29 Brooks Koepka by three shots at the U.S. Open, carding a final-round 210 for a 235-under 271 total to become just the fourth player in history to record four sub-par rounds en route to hoisting the trophy.
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A subsequent gathering of the Senate Democrats was no less jubilant, with activists hoisting signs and cheering loudly, and Ms. Stewart-Cousins beginning a news conference by issuing a false plea for Republicans to take up the Democrats' bills — much as she often did when her party was in the minority.
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The Thunder collapsed into a double team around Harden to try to prevent him from hoisting a last-second shot, and he fed the ball to veteran center Nene, who was fouled and made the decisive free throws with seven-tenths of a second remaining to cap a season-best 18-point effort.
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"All That x Alien Boy," a combination of songs off his first EP, Alien Boy, is a sort of electronic rap ballad hybrid that rapidly shifts tempos and beats, and also features our lead man prancing atop a white horse, speeding through the desert on a pocket rocket, and hoisting a bazooka.
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To find a Canadian coaching at hockey's top level is as common as snow in December at Krueger's boyhood Winnipeg home but for a hockey man through-and-through who had no particular interest in soccer while growing up, the prospect of hoisting one of Europe's grandest trophies would appear far-fetched.
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"Shame," they chanted, hoisting homemade signs toward the Executive Mansion, where Mr. Trump was scheduled to spend part of the day making telephone calls to foreign leaders and later hosting a private screening of "Finding Dory," an animated film about a fish who travels the ocean in hopes of reuniting with its family.
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"The Goldwyn Mansion restoration has covered virtually every detail of the property, from the original windows, replicating the original wooden fencing, and reconstructing the pool cabana's column — even hoisting the blue wisteria vine at the entry onto scaffolding while the house wall was refinished, to be later reinstalled in its mature glory," according to TopTenRealEstateDeals.com.
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The prohibitive favorite to win Rookie of the Year does not limit a vast majority of his shots to within an arm's length of the rim just because he can get there at will, he forgoes any benefit hoisting the occasional jumper might bring because it exposes his most crippling flaw and sole insecurity.
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The taurus scarab, a species of dung beetle, is the world's strongest creature, according to a study in Proceedings of the Royal Society B. That's what the UK-based scientists determined when they discovered that the insect can pull 1,141 times its bodyweight, which is akin to the average American woman hoisting 189,634 pounds.
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"I am all for the pardon of Sheriff Joe," said Brian Ratchford, 47, a storage facility manager in Tucson who drove to Phoenix this week for Mr. Trump's rally, hoisting a profanity-laced sign that warned Trump detractors against starting trouble, while carrying a gun in a hip holster adorned with a silver skull.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MEXICO CITY — Earlier this summer, artist Mitch O'Connell approached over 30 US ad companies about hoisting up a billboard in which President Donald Trump is depicted as a sinewy alien in the style of John Carpenter's 1988 They Live, with "Make America Great Again" emblazoned on the American flag.
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And day to day, the requirements of the job itself mark a significant shift for McAuliffe: Before the Charlottesville press conference, his most well-known TV appearance would have been on Morning Joe, in June 2008, when he celebrated Hillary Clinton's primary win in Puerto Rico by wearing a Hawaiian shirt and hoisting a handle of Bacardi on air.
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Hawaii Fire Department, which took control of the incident, did not send a helicopter due to factors such as the time it would take to get there, the difficulty of hoisting the injured woman from the boat and the fact Turpin told them he would be back in Hilo within 40 minutes, according to a commander.
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He wound up finishing about 26 minutes behind the gold medal-winner, but that didn't stop him from celebrating his dead-last finish in style—grabbing a Mexican flag from someone on the sidelines, hoisting it above his head, and striding toward the finish line like a regular Jean-Claude Killy, grinning from ear to ear.
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It's fine, as these things go — lots of long shots of corpses belonging to characters both known to us and anonymous; a speech by Jon; the flicker of flames — but it's not nearly as good as the long, drunken scene that follows, with the survivors hoisting their mugs to all they've lost and all they stand to gain.
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"While there is a possibility for the alleged noose to have been part of a hoisting system to complete this ductwork, the Academy takes all allegations of race hate very seriously, and is working quickly and diligently to determine the facts surrounding the reported incident, specifically why the reported incident was not brought to light sooner," Buck said.
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After he finished retrieving the last page, he invited two audience members to help him by hoisting the glass plane in front of him, then he stapled all the pages together, set them on fire, and held them over his heard under a grid of 20 smoke detectors installed on the ceiling until they started to squeal.
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That night in Brooklyn, he walked from spot to spot on the court, hoisting jump shots and corralling rebounds, moving with his odd mix of fidgety energy and grace, so that everything related to game play seems to unfold slowly while anything extraneous — slapping fives with teammates, drumming his feet on the floor as he sits on the bench — moves fitfully.
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According to family lore, he was named for William Jasper, a sergeant in the Second South Carolina Regiment during the Revolutionary War who was best known for hoisting the regimental flag after the mast was broken in the battle of Fort Moultrie, near Charleston, in 1776 and holding it under fire from a British warship until it could be repaired.
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For someone who had never used photography or video before conceiving this installation, which she worked out on a scale model of the gallery, the inclusion of six enormous photographs and 11 smaller ones — not to mention the four black-framed, gif-based, seconds-long videos of early 20th-century strongmen hoisting boulders above their chests — must have made some crazy kind of sense.
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Tamir Rice, Eric Garner, and Michael Brown had all recently been killed by the police, and members of a huge, mostly white grassroots movement called Open Carry Texas were hoisting long guns at Walmarts and Chipotles across the state; Gun Club members wanted to appropriate the rather depoliticized Open Carry Texas strategy to the more militant ends of taking a stand against police brutality by conducting armed patrols.
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It has given his opponents an easy way to ridicule him (comparing his skin to Cheetos, or hoisting large orange balloons in his likeness) that does not touch upon the substance of his presidency or policies, and is in a way reminiscent of the president's own nicknames for his enemies like "Mini Mike" (a reference to former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's height) or "Sleepyeyes Chuck Todd" (Trump's derogatory name for the Meet the Press host).
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Other intrepid Photoshoppers soon joined in as the web discovered the site and hashtag; Cho can now be found framed by the red planet in "The Martian," hoisting Captain America's shield in "The Avengers," looking debonair in a tailored suit as British superspy James Bond in "Spectre," and, in a bit of irony, leading a team of blackjack hustlers in the movie "21," based on a book about real-life Chinese American MIT student Jeff Ma (reimagined by Hollywood as "Ben Campbell," as played by British actor Jim Sturgess).
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