What the Video Shows": Labels for individual "Men in Dark Suits" include "Rushed, punched protesters" ... "Kicked, punched protesters" ... "Choked, slammed woman" ... "Kicked man in head" ... "Kicked man on ground" .... "Punched, kicked two protesters.
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I kicked and kicked and I didn't even make a crack.
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She was kicked off PayPal in February and was previously kicked off Twitter.
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He kicked the air—not as high as he once did, but he kicked it anyway.
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I'm going to let one of the kicked balls have a very slightly different kicked angle.
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At that point, whatever instinct kicked in, kicked in and some people started getting on the ground.
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The night kicked off with a rooftop reception, but after sunset, the party kicked into high gear.
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So, the kicked ball pushes on the tossed ball, and the tossed ball pushes back on the kicked ball.
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He did not recall how many extra points he kicked (three), or how many times he kicked off (four).
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So I wasn't trying to get kicked off, I was trying to be good, and I got kicked off anyway.
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"The boy kicked the ball" and "The ball was kicked by the boy" have the same meaning but a different structure.
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The incestuous affair between Cersei and Jaime kicked off the series when they kicked young Bran out of a castle tower.
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If not he has a chance of getting kicked in the target, and a chance of getting kicked in the arm.
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"They kicked the can down the road, and in this case they kicked the woman down the road," Dr. Stanwood said.
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Questions about who was sane and insane, as Rosenhan had defined them, were kicked up to another person or just kicked aside completely.
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The company was kicked out of London for gaming violations, then banned from Atlantic City because it had been kicked out of London.
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In fact, in a weird way it was her fault I was kicked out, because I was kicked out for talking to her.
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"Seconds later, I felt like I had been kicked as hard as I have been kicked in my leg, above my knee," Goddard says.
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We just kicked down the waist-high blockages, knocked down a fence, kicked down another fence and just sprinted off the strip behind MGM.
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Koo kicked a 36-yard field goal and Lutz kicked a 47-yarder as time expired, leaving Atlanta with a 13-6 halftime lead.
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But if a fighter focuses on circling off he stands the chance of simply getting front kicked and wheel kicked until he does fight back.
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The states immediately kicked back nearly all of their share to the DNC which, in turn, kicked back their share and the states' share to Clinton's campaign.
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Fight fans wistfully recall "when Aldo kicked" but Aldo generally kicked best against "wrestle-bangers" who didn't have any tools on the feet outside of a running overhand.
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"They were kicked, repeatedly kicked, over and over," said Carcelén, who also said she heard stories of children being repeatedly woken up throughout the night while kept in custody.
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He also noted that the publicity kicked up by being kicked off also made the episode a trending phenomenon, which can only help the show in the long run.
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But as he recounted in the Dead Moon song "Kicked Out — Kicked In," he was dismissed from school at age 16 for having long hair and a bad attitude.
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" - Britni, 32 "Touch my knees, get face kicked.
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" - Joey, 235 "Kicked out of live karaoke. Vegas.
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At one point she became pregnant, but she was not free: Her trafficker kicked and kicked her until she delivered the months-old fetus, a boy, on the bathroom floor.
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"I watched to see if Lucas, the Whaboom guy, got kicked off, and then when he didn't get kicked off, I trademarked his Whaboom," Johnson told ET about purchasing the trademark.
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" Kicked out of Pathway Lampkin said another brother of theirs told him that Wong had been kicked out of Pathway for having knives, making threats and "not getting along with people.
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One Lauren was kicked off night one — Lauren J.!
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But when Tyga and side n**** kicked me out !!!
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You don't ... They like getting kicked in the teeth.
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The outcomes are predetermined, and the performers/fighters do their best to keep each other safe, but scripted or not, getting kicked in the face is still getting kicked in the face.
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When she studied athletes kicking field goals, she found that those who kicked more goals perceived the height of the cross bar to be shorter compared to those who kicked less successfully.
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The domain-name company GoDaddy kicked off The Daily Stormer, a white supremacist site, which then tried to get a domain from Google — which also promptly kicked the site to the curb.
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She can say that her husband did well, but boy, did they suffer as NAFTA kicked in because it didn't really kick in very much but it kicked in after they left.
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Now, she can say that her husband did well, but, boy, did they suffer as NAFTA kicked in, because it didn't really kick in very much, but it kicked in after they left.
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The Manhattan district attorney's office said in a complaint that Mr. Young punched one victim in the face, kicked a second in the stomach and kicked a third three times in the head.
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In a sweet video, the tiny infant kicked his feet.
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Schumpeter has kicked the tyres of the five big banks.
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I realize the new tax bill must have kicked in.
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In other words, the can gets kicked down the road.
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The strike action kicked off in London at 7 a.m.
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" Added guitarist Joe Don Rooney: "She finally kicked him out!
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Filing season for the 2016 tax year kicked off Jan.
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"The school kicked me out, not the bullies," Ryder said.
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I kept getting kicked out of one school after another.
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And that kicked it off for me and The Libertines.
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But as his running obsession returned, his metabolism kicked in.
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WATTERS: Richer now that the Trump tax cuts kicked in.
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He kicked off the shirt collection with a bold slogan.
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BREAKING: About 30 Valdosta students kicked out of Trump rally.
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That was his big break, and kicked him into overdrive.
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As President Trump said tonight he got his assed kicked.
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Facebook has kicked off its biggest event of the year.
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At that point, another quirk of the market kicked in.
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He also allegedly kicked the car while exiting the vehicle.
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So, she in turn kicked him out of the house.
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The case has been kicked over to the D.A. anyway.
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And it also kicked out the Canadian analytics firm AggregateIQ.
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"We kept getting kicked out of different places," he said.
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Does it follow, then, that they'll be kicked out too?
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I got kicked out in my last year of school.
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She accidentally gets kicked in the face as a result.
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Myisha Rich and Erin Nelson's nuptials kicked off the event.
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Photo of the door that Heard claims Depp kicked in.
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Mr Moore's father then kicked him out of the house.
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Mods kicked him out of the group for this post.
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Trump kicked off her Africa tour in Ghana on Oct.
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When this year's World Series first kicked off on Oct.
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CNBC's 2019 Stock Draft kicked off on "Power Lunch " Thursday.
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Muslim family kicked off flight Flying these days is hard.
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Justin Davidovicz kicked three field goals in the second half.
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They have all been kicked out of Donald Trump's rallies.
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"They got their butts kicked in Virginia," Ms. Baker said.
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The Republican National Convention kicked off in Cleveland on Monday.
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The next year she kicked Giovanni out, and they separated.
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We were not kicked out, despite what you have heard.
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Keys kicked off her big day with a little meditation.
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Russia was kicked out of the G8 after annexing Crimea.
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Yet Mr Blanquer's idea has kicked up a nasty row.
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Proceeds from the concert, which kicked off at 2 p.m.
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Award season has kicked off with GUSTO, I tell you.
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But unfortunately, they still get kicked out of the festival.
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So, yeah, we got our faces kicked in the mud.
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They literally kicked through a fucking deadbolt in broad daylight.
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She kicked it off on the cover of Rolling Stone.
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I deserved to get kicked out, and that's what happened.
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" Wonder Woman" rightfully kicked all kinds of ass this summer.
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The Democrats got their proceedings kicked off with a flourish.
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The New Jersey ladies love getting kicked out of restaurants.
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We appreciate the fact that he really kicked it off.
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A national tour starring Elizabeth Stanley kicked off in 2015.
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They both got kicked out of different restaurants on Friday.
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The new year kicked off with a bang on Jan.
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Hell, would I even get kicked out of the venue?
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The latest season of The Bachelor kicked off on Jan.
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This Prime Day, which kicked off Monday at 3 a.m.
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Went to campus today to study and was kicked out.
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He can be kicked out of the community for it.
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His stepfather kicked it to death, forcing McGehee to watch.
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As the event kicked off, it dropped again to $23.
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Treaty ally the Philippines, which kicked out U.S. troops in
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And that's where disability or other government programs kicked in.
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Why do they want her kicked out of the country?
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They almost kicked me out of school for that. Oh!
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The taxman kicked off the new filing season on Jan.
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The show's challenges on YouTube first kicked off in 2009.
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New York kicked cars out of much of Times Square.
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Chrissy Teigen kicked off awards season with a bang — literally!
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My Cofounder Kicked Me Out, and I Couldn't Be Happier
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Mike Weaver kicked field goals of 25 and 51 yards.
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The Republican National Convention kicked off Monday at 1 p.m.
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The Grammy Awards telecast officially kicked off at 8 p.m.
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He kicked the warmongers and globalists out of the GOP.
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Bove spoke to CNBC as U.S. earnings season kicked off.
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Lego kicked off Women's History Month with some major news.
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The #BottleCapChallenge has (literally) kicked off a new viral competition.
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So, does Nia want Chris to get his ass kicked?
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She was kicked out when she became pregnant at 17.
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Then Eugenie Bouchard kicked her butt in a match. Ouch.
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Kicked off by Tessa Thompson at Sundance on Friday, Jan.
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Not doing so can get you kicked off the platform.
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When the primary season first kicked off, millennials were enthusiastic.
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At one point, Anthony was kicked out of the house.
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It was kind of kicked to a corner last summer.
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When the halfway house found out, they were kicked out.
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The 2019 NCAA men's basketball tournament kicked off last week.
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"They kicked our (butt)," shooting guard Wesley Matthews told reporters.
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The kids also kicked in their own funding for college.
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"It kicked off my wrist a little bit," Iannetta said.
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I think that he's been kicked around for two years.
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Then Mayweather's instincts kicked in, and his skill took over.
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Ozzy was kicked out of Sabbath and Zeppelin went prog.
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Hastings (Lesley Fera) kicked him out of their guest house.
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They kicked out Kelly Ayotte and replaced her with Gov.
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The Pentagon officially kicked off the review earlier this month.
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My ten years of experience as a journalist kicked in.
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They kicked and jumped and then landed in the splits.
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" — On giving birth: "I kicked Donald out of the room.
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Clinton "got her ass kicked" in the West Virginia primary.
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This cab driver just kicked them out of his car.
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Before the hearings even kicked off, Democrats were urging caution.
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After they were done, she says she kicked him out.
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The discussion kicked off with an impassioned cry for justice.
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The vision started long before it kicked off in 2009.
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If you get kicked in the butt, you learn immediately.
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As officers tried to restrain him, Glowczenski kicked and screamed.
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"It really kicked our viewership into high gear," he says.
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The moment the video feed kicked in, his demeanor brightened.
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The bank's downward spiral kicked into high gear last month.
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For the record, I wasn't kicked out of a Starbucks.
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Details: It's unclear why the information panel feature kicked in.
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The case kicked off in Wellington High Court on Monday.
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Today, he kicked a baby out of a VA rally.
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Denzel Washington kicked it with James Harden before tip off.
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Eventually we got kicked off the island, we got evicted.
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Winston Churchill's grandson, Nicholas Soames, was among those kicked out.
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He was repeatedly kicked out of class for being disruptive.
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We kicked things off with a set of jump lunges.
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"The seven of us kicked the hornet's nest," she said.
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Coincidentally, that meeting kicked off on the 46th Earth Day.
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We've kicked the can down the road for too long.
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Our Amazon Seller's Conference kicked off early at 8 a.m.
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I got kicked off the WiFi after about two hours.
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I think he would be kicked off Twitter pretty quickly.
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The effort kicked off on March 10 of last year.
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Girl kicked out of KFC because her face scared customers!
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Being a skeptic might get you kicked off the team.
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Scott formally kicked off his campaign against incumbent Democratic Sen.
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So [the Harvey Weinstein news] kicked in at that time.
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When we walked in, the back door was kicked in.
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In November 2010, I kicked him out of the house.
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The banks' results kicked off the U.S. earnings reporting period.
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This kicked off a legendary feud which lasted for years.
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He kicked the table aside and searched for an adult.
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They hadn't kicked in yet as we passed through security.
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I still remember the excitement as the sample kicked in.
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And who kicked up the golf ball, you might ask?
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The contest, organized by SpaceX, kicked off in June 2015.
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On Thursday, Kylie Jenner officially kicked off her musical career.
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Last weekend the Dew Tour kicked off the contest season.
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Apple kicked off its 2016 developer conference with a bang.
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Have you gotten kicked out of a lot of venues?
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And last year the deals kicked off on July 10.
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Strong winds kicked up again on Wednesday, forcing new evacuations.
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With the laptop deal sealed, Silicon Valley kicked into gear.
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The civilian kicked the guns out of Mr. Saipov's hands.
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"We kicked them badly," said premier sergeant major Nawedji Makobo.
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Trump also kicked out the head of the Secret Service.
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The matter has kicked off chatter in the marathon community.
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The men punched and kicked Lesandro before dragging him out.
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Milo's been kicked off a lot of the platforms already.
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Mr. Ruffins sat down, too, and the band kicked in.
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That's kicked up a lot that our show responds to.
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It also kicked off an unusually vigorous stretch of journalism.
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Sheryl kicked the gate open and fired at the zombie.
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Two campaigns ended when he was kicked off the ballot.
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She failed PE. She got kicked out of French class.
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I've also kicked my listening tools usage into high gear.
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Gillian Sullivan, 16, kicked off the plans for the Sept.
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It kicked off its first trial Monday in Seattle, Washington.
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She kicked two people in the legs as they passed.
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The Democratic presidential primaries have just kicked off this month.
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Talk about feeling that you've been kicked when you're down.
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I've been bitten; I've been spat on; I've been kicked!
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"He got kicked out of the Navy," Mr. Trump said.
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If I hadn't snitched, I would've gotten kicked out too.
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Instead of being kicked, he's the one doing the kicking.
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Netflix recently announced they had kicked off production on Oct.
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Once the acetaminophen kicked in, the patient felt much better.
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Trump's defense kicked off in a short Senate session Saturday.
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I felt like I had been kicked in the teeth.
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Netflix kicked things off with House of Cards in 2013.
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P. Morgan kicked off earnings season with a strong beat.
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"That's how he got kicked out of 'Tootsie,' " she said.
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I mean, I was terrified and he kicked my ass.
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Trump's impeachment trial kicked off on Tuesday in the Senate.
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Debug said the group kicked out the member in October.
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For that to happen, it's kicked over to the Senate.
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She'd have to get home before the curfew kicked in.
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The new menu kicked off at the start of January.
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Exhaust and dust kicked up in their faces, covering them.
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The Saints kicked a field goal to go up three.
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Bipartisan negotiations in the House quickly kicked into high gear.
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" When the protestors were kicked out, audience members chanted "Trump!
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A national tour kicked off in the fall of 2019.
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Senior Jake Koehnke kicked two field goals for the Falcons.
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Or it was the right thing until stagnation kicked in.
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"My instincts as an architect naturally kicked in," he said.
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If he kicked me out, where would I end up?
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Later on, buyers kicked in and we stabilized quite quickly.
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Triple Five kicked off construction on American Dream in 2013.
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Andrew M. Cuomo kicked in an additional $20 million statewide.
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Walking behind him, the daughter kicked at her father's heels.
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Remember when Zenefits imploded, and kicked out CEO Parker Conrad.
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The fee war kicked off with Robinhood's emergence in 2013.
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Tim Neville (R) kicked off his challenge against incumbent Sen.
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We kicked that door in for others to come through.
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My father was kicked out of school for being Jewish.
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Both taxes kicked in once couples hit $250,000 in income.
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On Sunday night, Noah got his butt kicked by Furkat.
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The Olympics kicked off in Pyeongchang, South Korea on Friday.
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GE was kicked out of the Dow over the summer.
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The trend really kicked off toward the end of October.
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The age of "value" kicked off with the ACA, too.
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Amazon kicked off 2017 with two big pieces of news.
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"It just sort of kicked me in the stomach," Rep.
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Kentucky declined to explain why the discount kicked in later.
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The delegate, Glorian added, was kicked out of the union.
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He's kicked the can down the road on both issues.
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"That's when it kicked in, I missed him," she said.
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When the commotion subsided, police officers kicked in the door.
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My health insurance would be paid until Medicare kicked in.
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We want the ones who were kicked out of society.
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When she kicked a door in protest, she was shackled.
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NY state's Democratic convention kicked off Wednesday, and sitting Gov.
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I kicked him out of my flat that same day.
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The third planet was likely kicked out of this system.
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I got kicked out and the business slid to nothing.
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The thing that kicked in was, listen, popularity of catalog.
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Venezuela The crisis in Venezuela kicked up a notch as President Nicolas Maduro announced he's closing the country's embassy and consulates in the US. He had already this week kicked US diplomats out of Venezuela.
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Up in the Extreme Wow suite, Stacey Arkules, 57, from Arizona, was kicked back on the balcony with a cocktail and sunglasses, taking in a view of the coastline before things kicked up a notch.
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At a press conference that kicked off around 9:38 AM EST, the NASA administrator kicked off remarks by noting that "a lot of things went right" in today's mission, regardless of the problems encountered.
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To save the canine, the team kicked down the front door.
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Schreiber kicked off the digital photo journal with a maritime selfie.
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The subject of Father's Day is used to getting kicked around.
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Then, right before Infinity War kicked off, something wonderfully unexpected happened.
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CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin kicked off 2018 on an empowering note.
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Their arrest kicked off a wave of controversy for the company.
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Jason Myers kicked a pair of field goals for the Jets.
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A year kicked off by La Niña may see cooler temperatures.
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And, you know, Kimberly, the Muslim brotherhood that gets kicked around.
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Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference kicked off in San Jose, Calif.
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" Noor stashed Tablet and kicked at the sphincter to exit. "Tandy.
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Her father was never arrested, but the church kicked him out.
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The gunman then kicked him twice in the head before fleeing.
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We are not a bunch of babies to be kicked around.
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VETERAN AND DOUBLE AMPUTEE CLAIMS SIX FLAGS KICKED HIM OFF RIDE
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Balvin's 27-date tour produced by Live Nation kicked off Sept.
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I am black, I am supposed to be kicked off Fox.
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The four-day Republican National Convention kicked off on July 18.
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No one should get kicked out of school for being gay.
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We're getting our butts kicked, the fire just burns everything down.
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The festival kicked off as the region battled a wild fire.
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I kicked off my shoes, and then thought better of it.
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The minute you can move, you are kicked out the door.
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However, the ACE Family has kicked off 2019 with fresh controversy.
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If you don't know the laws, you can get kicked out.
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Joe Biden kicked off his presidential campaign in Philly on Saturday.
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Kinsman held on to a gate and repeatedly kicked a protester.
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Antillon kicked one of the protesters who was on the ground.
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He was arrested several times and kicked out of the Marines.
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She pulled my hair out, kicked my ass a few times.
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She says Conley then kicked her out of the hotel room.
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Apple kicked it off in 2013 with iBeacons in their stores.
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Delrahim kicked things off talking about Justice Louis Brandeis's Olmstead dissent.
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But initially he then kicked your shins with the board members.
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Ms. Padilla kicked out a screen and escaped through a window.
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Western leaders kicked Russia out of the G7 and imposed sanctions.
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"I felt like I got kicked in the gut," she says.
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If they do, they risk being kicked out of the country.
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Here, Ms. Sampson and Mr. Chioldi kicked this production into gear.
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The circuit breaker kicked in Monday, setting off a temporary halt.
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His weekly reflex kicked in, for the final time this season.
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The council kicked me out, fucking robbed my TV as well.
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She'd recently kicked a smoking habit she'd had since age 12.
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Beyoncé kicked off her Formation World Tour in Miami this week.
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Victoria Beckham kicked off the birthday wishes with a family photo.
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And this time, he could be kicked off the Council altogether.
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He has also kicked off King's Growth team and King Labs.
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As European markets kicked into gear, there were further big moves.
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I remember the feeling was like being kicked in the stomach.
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It kicked off, as things do these days, with a tweet.
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CNN's coverage of the debate kicked off at 1303 pm Eastern.
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Now, I actually have kicked a motherfucker out of the house.
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I was kicked out of my group for being too positive.
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He gets punched and kicked and he just keeps punching back.
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Flight four was where my most trusted advisor — rage — kicked in.
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His parents believed he was kicked out because he is transgender.
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He came home and saw the backdoor had been kicked through.
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Hillary is so corrupt, she got kicked off the Watergate commission.
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But then a survival instinct kicked in, I began to adjust.
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You will get kicked off the team if you do that.
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The occupation kicked off with a big festival in June 2014.
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"Oh gosh, 'til they kicked me away from it," he recalled.
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Monday kicked off the start of the end of the year.
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It might be that pickup truck driver who kicked their car.
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He was also kicked out of Moscow University after failing academically.
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They've given up on winning before a ball has been kicked.
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It's still July, but Kohl's just kicked off its seasonal hiring.
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I kicked myself for not taking the CBS job, of course.
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I kicked off the week in the Faux Leather Skater Skirt.
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It kicked things off with ANZ as its major banking partner.
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"Trump actually kicked us out of his hotel once," Payne recalls.
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She's kicked in the shin by a guard while she's showering.
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Small Business Saturday kicked off a big Thanksgiving weekend for shopping.
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Actress Tessa Thompson officially kicked off the challenge on Jan. 25.
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Netflix just kicked off tech earnings season in a big way.
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You've canceled your happy hour plans and kicked off your shoes.
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"It's very troubling when you get your (butt) kicked," Bowles said.
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Squirrel Girl kicked his butt, and thoroughly earned that "unbeatable" title.
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Authorities say she also kicked over a display and some furniture.
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NIAAA had kicked in $4 million of a planned $20 million.
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The duration: The war in Afghanistan kicked off in October 53.
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A raft of articles followed: Psychology Today kicked things into gear.
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But with the impending eclipse, planning has kicked into high gear.
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The second man later emerged and eventually kicked the woman, too.
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Morris Day was kicked out of his Prince-arranged acting class.
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Begum said she was kicked and beaten till she blacked out.
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Just recently, the staff were all kicked out of the room.
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The party, Lentz says, kicked into a higher gear after dinner.
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Teammate Marshall Koehn kicked a 423-yarder in the fourth quarter.
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The petition called for Ruddick to be kicked off the team.
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Finally, I more or less kicked him out of my house.
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He kicked our butts to take what we were doing seriously.
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" She added, "McCoy once physically kicked [her] out of the bed.
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President Trump kicked off his Friday morning tweets by warning Sen.
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Instead, he kicked off his keynote with a series of jokes.
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Jennifer Aniston kicked her weekend off early with some retail therapy.
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Masina and Hill were both kicked off the USC football team.
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"I've just been getting my butt kicked out there," Gsellman said.
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The event kicked off Delta's month-long breast cancer awareness campaign.
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There was no real event that kicked it over the edge.
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The major indexes kicked off the week after a solid week.
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Earlier this year, Tim Burton's "Dumbo" kicked off with $45 million.
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We can stay here, get the shit kicked out of us.
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The fight recalls a similar showdown kicked off by Big Meat.
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VICE: How and why did you get kicked out of camp?
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A man with a bullhorn is repeatedly kicked in the face.
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For those keeping track, that's when Snapchat's maligned redesign kicked in.
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There's no nice way to say it: Pence kicked Kaine's keister.
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And I kicked him in the shin or something like that.
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The special kicked off last week and runs through next week.
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As deputies tried to separate her, she kicked a responding officer.
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In case you didn't know, Coachella officially kicked off this weekend.
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P kicked things off over the weekend at Savoy in Inglewood.
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Towkio Things kicked off Thursday with a rowdy set from Towkio.
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They kicked our butts, there's no other way to say it.
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Moore was also kicked off the state Supreme Court bench — twice.
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Iraqi forces in October kicked off an offensive to retake it.
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Fingers crossed that he will mess up and get kicked out.
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Netflix kicked off earnings for FAANG stocks on a bleak note.
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As Rios said: he came, he saw, he kicked its butt.
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HANNITY: But you did "Red Eye" and the show kicked fast.
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This is your future that's just been kicked to the curb!
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Trump kicked off the interview process on Monday with four candidates.
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" American tells us he was kicked off "due to being intoxicated.
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Getting your butt kicked in your home state will do that.
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As a #fashion mention, her outfit at the BBMA's kicked ass.
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The legislation also kicked off what might be called "database politics".
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He can also be kicked out for being plain crazy, right?
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"We've kicked the can down the road long enough," Haley said.
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Your Tannenbaum, though, will have to be kicked to the curb.
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Worse than being left behind, they're getting kicked in the teeth.
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The main stage track kicked off with Communitech CEO Iain Klugman.
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They are kicked out and ostracized, and it's not their fault.
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Related: Wild Boars Are Getting Kicked Out of Deserted Japanese Towns
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It also kicked off a number of consultations at that time.
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A cryptic message to a German newspaper kicked off an investigation.
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Pacheco told officers that she did not remember who she kicked.
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India's modified foreign direct investment rules that kicked in on Feb.
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If you weren't to get kicked out, it would be weird.
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He kicked the matter back to the agency for further review.
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But they kicked off weeks of anguish for the Clinton campaign.
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Washington (CNN)The lobbying bonanza has officially kicked into high gear.
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But that would also mean a true recession had kicked in.
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The policy incentives and disincentives I've mentioned have already kicked in.
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He said he was kicked multiple times by all three men.
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Drake kicked off his summer tour this week in Austin, Tex.
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The SEC eventually kicked the financial advisor out of the industry.
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However, the conference kicked off with a heartfelt speech from Gov.
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Atlanta (CNN)We hear about those who've kicked addictions, inspiring hope.
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Now we've kicked God out and let once unimaginable violence in.
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Southwest Airlines kicked off its annual winter sale on October 1.
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The company has already kicked off Black Friday-esque sales online.
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"The other games we just got our butts kicked," Lue said.
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Tateona Bell, the employee who was kicked, complained of pain afterward.
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Adam Vinatieri had kicked a field goal as the infraction occurred.
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He kicked things off by accusing Vindman of having bad judgment.
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If it doesn't, the government gets kicked out on its keister.
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"I'm looking to get my leg kicked off again," MacDonald joked.
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"This might get me kicked out of here," he told me.
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Black passengers were dragged out to the street, beaten and kicked.
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They kicked things off in LA because it's Nordstrom's largest market.
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The problem of continually being kicked off one's electronic land is
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He was also kicked out of the Producers Guild of America.
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Adan dropped to the ground and kicked his legs in protest.
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Front office staff called the police and kicked me out. pic.twitter.
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Marie had been slapped, punched, kicked, and bitten by former maids.
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"Luke Babbitt kicked our (tail) in the first half," Malone said.
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Narrows had some serious momentum going until real life kicked in.
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Her husband kicked her out of her house after beating her.
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West Virginia's Medicaid program kicked PBMs to the curb last year.
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Dobrev kicked things off by scaring the crap out of Rose.
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Why did he have me kicked out of the press conference?
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He says you kicked him out, while you say he resigned.
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During one 1999 fight, Triple H kicked Chyna in the breasts.
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Tessa88 has been kicked off two more Russian crime sites too.
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The revelations kicked off congressional inquiries into the company's pollution standards.
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This week kicked off the public phase of the impeachment inquiry.
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So, naturally, the moderators kicked off the night with the topic.
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Public Enemy kicked off day one of the two-day festival.
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He came home from work one night and kicked me out!
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Ciarra Black kicked things off with her bleak and thrilling techno.
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"I was actually kicked out of a Braille Institute," says Cantor.
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Revelations about Harvey Weinstein kicked the #MeToo reckoning to another level.
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The highly anticipated segment on Ms. Clifford kicked off viewing parties.
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Original story: Congress has just kicked off its month from hell.
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The police kicked the door down and entered with drawn guns.
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"But then they kicked me out," he said with a laugh.
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But Schnellenberger, having kicked off this phenomenon, departed before it flowered.
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And US stocks kicked off this with on a strong note.
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We kicked two field goals to go to the Super Bowl.
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We were kicked off the flight while those passengers mocked us.
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Well they kicked the old governor out of Trenton last night.
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This is when Game of Thrones' subversive element really kicked in.
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"It felt like getting kicked out of your house," she said.
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When Google protested censorship and hacking, it was mostly kicked out.
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The rally to support abortion rights kicked off at 8 a.m.
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Cherchesov — the coach, not Cheryshev, the midfielder — just kicked a cooler.
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COLBERT: Because you got kicked out after 11 days, quite famously.
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So, my PlayStation 4 finally kicked the bucket over the weekend.
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Thousands of voters who never moved were kicked off the rolls.
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The regulations kicked in overnight and will run till April 30.
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But this time, at the Borderline, a learned response kicked in.
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We all know he's been kicked out of Breitbart since then.
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"They pretty much have kicked me off the site," she says.
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It's what kicked off me as a singer and a songwriter.
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Rush kicked it all off with a bit of a joke.
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A year later, people kicked themselves for not having followed them.
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She took the stage, arched one pump behind her, and kicked.
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On Friday, however, the exception to the weapons rule kicked in.
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Swift kicked off 2020 with a buzzy Netflix documentary, Miss Americana.
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But the notice essentially kicked blame back to the local authorities.
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He kicked the Occupy Wall Street protesters out of the park.
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U.S. politics: President Trump kicked off his 2020 campaign in Florida.
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But when Oprah blessed the book, the conversation kicked into overdrive.
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The show also publicly kicked off the company's coming retail expansion.
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Alabama then kicked a field goal, taking the lead for good.
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It is hard to convey the shock of being kicked out.
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My son kicked one leg and bent his bony, frail knee.
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They would have kicked me off the set after two days.
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Then the company's executives kicked off the earnings call with analysts.
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It has already kicked Turkey out of the F-35 program.
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Matilda kicked it so hard, its leg had to be amputated.
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We're going to get the s--t kicked out of us.
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Kohl's kicked off its hiring "earlier than ever before" in July.
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It kicked in her memories of growing up in Bedford, Mass.
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"When it kicked in, it was like an epiphany," he said.
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VTB, a state bank, kicked in a $600 million development loan.
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The White House's muscular internal messaging efforts kicked in on Wednesday.
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Luckily, as Lux explains, Knott kicked off the selection process himself.
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Before a ball has been kicked, though, there is a problem.
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Earlier in the day, Trump kicked off his defense on Twitter.
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Yes. Do I think he should be kicked outta the league?
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The lovefest kicked up a notch after Swift saw the post.
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He got kicked out two years later for nonpayment of dues.
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The mogul and the movie star kicked it with Murder Inc.
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And not every critic of Russia gets kicked off the site.
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Today, the 100th PGA Championship kicked off in St. Louis, Missouri.
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His reply kicked off a whole exchange among the Rogen family.
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Protesters also kicked Silent Sam's head and put dirt on it.
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Soon a heavy rain arrived, and the SubAir system kicked in.
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"Instinct just kicked in, I just grabbed that leash," he said.
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Poll predictions The real-life game kicked off on April 11.
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Anthropologie kicked off sale season with new breaking deals every week.
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They last traded 5 percent higher before the suspension kicked in.
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I got kicked out of class in third grade reading Thurber.
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"When the pylon gets kicked, it's normally a touchdown," Arians said.
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We kicked off with a look at three new venture funds.
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If you go back to 2017, however, Roku has kicked ass.
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As its first tuna auction kicked off at 5:30 a.m.
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The week kicked off with a voluntary campus orientation on Sunday.
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The Flames kicked off the scoring shortly after the opening faceoff.
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Clumps of kicked-up dirt, the puncture wounds of high heels.
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Trump, in the past, has kicked off his own dollar selloff.
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"A wave of panic, uncertainty and survival kicked in," he said.
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Mass protests kicked off in Africa's biggest country over upcoming elections.
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Engineering issues led users to get kicked out of the game.
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What about D. Rose do you think kicked off that track?
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She kicked off the role of Storm in "X-Men" (2000).
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I kicked him out once because I'd had enough of her.
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Cindy Cohn: And getting kicked off of ... and here we are.
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We just kicked it and shot the shit the whole night.
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Now it's ... Was there a single post that kicked it up?
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Presley kicked the jukebox Stevens recalled that Presley noticed the jukebox didn't carry any of his records, so he kicked it lightly and jokingly warned that he wanted to see one next time he stopped by.
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Used to doing 10-year leases, they're used to doing ... The stuff that the Valley just kicked our butts on and even Boston kicked our butts on because they had had a much better venture community.
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Kicked off Twitter, leaders of the racist alt-right movement are turning to a new platform Kicked off Twitter, leaders of the racist alt-right movement are turning to a new platform This segment originally aired Oct.
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Tucker kicked a 219-yard field goal, recovered a fumble by Miami kick returner Senorice Perry, and then kicked a 22015-yard field goal in a span of 22015:221 to cut the deficit to 92.33-292.3.
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"He chased me and kicked me out of the house," Cruz says.
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The flight part of my fight-or-flight instincts kicked into overdrive.
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The first bitcoin futures trades kicked off on Sunday at 6 p.m.
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But the stronger economic news kicked concern about interest rates up sharply.
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Kim Kardashian West kicked off Saturday morning with some sweet family time.
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I'm here to either get my ass kicked or kick somebody's ass.
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Then, Hamill came along on Sunday and kicked open the waterworks again.
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But there&aposs five people have been kicked off the campaign, right?
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From there, the analytics kicked in and Oakland's new strategy became evident.
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Stocks fell on Monday as the U.S. corporate earnings season kicked off.
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Then I kicked the pan again, right into another bad guy's head.
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South Carolina have been watching since campaign season kicked off ten months
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The announcement kicked off a 15-day window before the official filing.
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Brandon McManus kicked a 30-yard field goal in the second quarter.
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Dust that kicked up from a previous ride hung in the air.
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ThreesPorn's suspenseful, GIF-filled thread is what kicked off the current conversation.
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Investigators allege Ethan was hit, kicked, poked and repeatedly struck by Damian.
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I hesitated, and then adrenaline kicked in, and I chased after her.
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Rhodes then kicked the employee in the leg, according to the complaint.
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Wind also kicked up chunks of foam and blew it like snow.
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In Dallas, protesters dragged and kicked a Trump piñata through the streets.
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Locklear then kicked an EMT who was putting her on a gurney.
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Aaron Cook added 11, and Sean Lloyd Jr. kicked in 227 points.
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The Patriots victory parade kicked off in the city at 11 a.m.
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Researchers might get banned from conferences or kicked out of professional societies.
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Fox News just kicked off around the same time as Monica Lewinsky.
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Police said Lesseps slammed a door and kicked at least one officer.
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Last year, the IRS kicked off the filing season on Jan. 21099.
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I didn't end up getting kicked out -- I did that to myself.
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Inauguration events kicked off Thursday night with a Make America Great Again!
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The runners rinsing off the dust kicked up from their training session.
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When his mum kicked him out, he came to live with us.
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Whether or not I get kicked off, I don't give a s—.
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The Golden Globes kicked things off with a bang three weeks ago.
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If users are inactive or unresponsive, they'll get kicked off the app.
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Every single item purchased, I bought after my Prime membership kicked in.
|
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The trade developments really kicked off a surge in the United States.
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JPMorgan kicked off earnings season for banks on Friday and crushed it.
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The random guy and the group were kicked out of the restaurant.
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The girl, who was leaving the restroom, kicked him in the groin.
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Together, they reach success until Effie is kicked out of the group.
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Every part of it was choreographed, but Leslie sure kicked Melissa's ass.
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That report alleges that he had "gotten physical" and "violently kicked" her.
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Yes, she definitely broke barriers, made history, and all-around kicked ass.
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Because by then, some natural behavior kicked in, and I loved weekends.
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They made these announcements as they kicked off their #FightFlu vaccination campaign.
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She was kicked out of conservatory in Amsterdam after a single semester.
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As soon as I held her my paternal instincts just kicked in.
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Kylie Jenner has already kicked off this Halloween season with a bang!
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The first major E227 23 keynote kicked things off with a bang.
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They cannot be kicked out, hence they have more freedom to misbehave.
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Loomer was kicked off Twitter for her criticism of newly elected Rep.
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Within the first few minutes after things kicked off on 3 p.m.
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AWS has already kicked other customers off the platform for similar violations.
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WikiLeaks was kicked off for potential he "putting innocent people in jeopardy".
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America Ferrara kicked off the Washington, D.C. march with a rousing speech.
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The app started loading, then kicked me out a few seconds later.
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It's always existed but seems to have kicked into another gear lately.
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Russia was kicked out of the G8 after the annexation of Crimea.
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If she hadn't been my sister I would have kicked her out.
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We got kicked out of the meet and greet with Sean Paul.
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The race to get "Hamilton" tickets just kicked into a higher gear.
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She was kicked out of her house at the age of 12.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton have officially kicked off their holiday celebrations!
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Harris isn't alone in calling for Trump to be kicked off Twitter.
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Going Hollywood I was almost kicked off Instagram and YouTube multiple times.
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And with every card stacked against her, she still kicked major ass.
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As a consequence, the issue has been kicked into the long cassava.
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Outfits mixing white cotton shirts with black leather kicked off the show.
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The party, Lentz told PEOPLE, kicked into a higher gear after dinner.
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Rose, who kicked off her Change the Whole Thing tour on Aug.
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"Ascendant" is the fourth in the series that kicked off in 2014.
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The Boston Tea Party is what got this whole thing kicked off.
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Uber executives kicked off the road show in New York on Friday.
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BMW kicked off this week's Beijing Motor Show with two announcements today.
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He is then kicked and punched by a small crowd of people.
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I kicked the crap out of a bunch of -- who deserved it.
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Last June, GE was kicked out of the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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Migos was also kicked off a Delta flight, and threatened to sue.
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Nothing big happened inside the courtroom -- the hearing was kicked to Dec.
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Did you hurt your little dog when you kicked it 5 times?
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The Obamas kicked off the festivities by showing their best "Thriller" moves.
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Then instinct kicked in and passengers began shooting video and snapping selfies.
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Having now kicked it off, I'm glad that we're having that conversation.
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And it can result with people getting kicked out of their homes.
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While in Adelaide, the couple reminisced, toured and kicked up their heels.
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Which leads to the thought that a "Big Bang" kicked everything off.
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It's not about getting kicked off of YouTube, it's about being forgotten.
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If they get their asses kicked by antifa, they'll coalesce real fast.
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The first bitcoin future <0#XBT:> trades kicked off at 153 p.m.
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Mrs May's manoeuvring has, however, kicked a new hornet's nest at home.
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He was thrown to the ground and kicked all over his body.
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Larson kicked things off on Tuesday with a little sake in Japan.
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Dan once kicked me out of his class for eating a burger.
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Luke's getting his butt kicked until the crowd starts cheering for him.
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She kicked off her turn as Harley Quinn in "Suicide Squad" (2016).
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As a result, the issue has been kicked into the long cassava.
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She stuck with her craft even after her parents kicked her out.
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Amazon (AMZN) kicked off its first 48-hour Prime Day run today.
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She just kicked me in the face and then farted in it.
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Causing a scene before flight could risk being kicked off the flight.
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Every time Lennox kicked me and wiggled around, I would literally laugh.
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Paris Jackson kicked off her birthday celebrations with a little herbal refreshment.
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Drama and passion is kicked up in your social life later on.
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The first pill I ever tried kicked the shit out of me!
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The fourth-annual shopping extravaganza kicked off on Monday at 216 p.m.
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When my mother found out, she kicked him out of the house.
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It's been 11 months since Holly Holm head-kicked Rousey into hiatus.
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When it fills up, the data gets kicked over to the RAM.
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PDT Lyft kicked off a code-based pickup option at PDX Monday.
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The rest of the questions got kicked down the road a ways.
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Kim Kardashian West kicked off the weekend cuddling with her three kids.
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Allison's work cracked open the door; subsequent breakthroughs have kicked it wide.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle kicked off the week in sporty style.
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He mostly fights thugs and gangsters, and consistently gets his ass kicked.
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It's this generation's version of Steve Jobs being kicked out of Apple.
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Then the bouncer kicked her out and I stayed and kept drinking.
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Otherwise, you may be kicked out of the house that you built.
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Then his mom kicked him out and street life became full time.
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Brandon McManus kicked five field goals, including two from 50-plus yards.
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I didn't end up getting kicked out — I did that to myself.
|
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Other winners at the show, which kicked off Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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But spoiler alert, nothing happens to the handmaids beyond getting kicked around.
|
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Qatari citizens and diplomats are being kicked out of the other countries.
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This is a mass psychosis that kicked in about 10:00 p.m.
|
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But not before a waiting Twitter gleefully kicked around the original tweet.
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" Arconic, Inc: "Look, the current team kicked out [former CEO] Klaus Kleinfeld.
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They kicked their shoes off, and wanted to paddle in the stream . . .
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China didn't nudge its solar industry, it kicked it in the pants.
|
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The famous "hamburger" menu icon has also been kicked to the curb.
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That recovery kicked off when China's regulators restarted game approvals in December.
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The time he kicked a baby out of one of his rallies.
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"It literally feels like someone kicked me in the breast," she said.
|
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Would NBA Director of Security Jerome Pickett have kicked this dude's ass?
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But the shift has been challenging since it kicked off in 2014.
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After a sonogram confirmed the baby's heartbeat, though, the excitement kicked in.
|
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Publication of the rule kicked off a 60-day public comment period.
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And when I was in Idlib, they had just been kicked out.
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When the match kicked off, van Boekel was completely consumed by action.
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Preorders kicked off Tuesday and the final product doesn't ship until May.
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"I got searched, and I got kicked out," is all she said.
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If they don't pipe down the third time, they'll be kicked out.
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Friday's game kicked off a four-game road swing for the Kings.
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"I got kicked out of home when I was 16," he says.
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"The original Mayor Daly got us kicked out of Chicago," Arum recalls.
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" American tells TMZ ... YG was indeed kicked off "due to being intoxicated.
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Be prepared to have your hair pulled; be prepared to get kicked.
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Last May a seemingly commonplace meeting kicked off a firestorm of controversy.
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Recently, we had a case prosecuted where an officer kicked somebody unnecessarily.
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Shelley Adelson, daughter of casino mogul Sheldon Adelson, also kicked in $10k.
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My IBS kicked in, and I had nothing but Imodium to help.
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The first bitcoin future trades kicked off on Sunday at 217 p.m.
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I'd finally kicked him and his leather bean bag to the kerb!
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Back at my seat, the pre-game shows had already kicked off.
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Eventually, when I started my solo project, things kicked off pretty fast.
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One more can kicked down the road, hopefully to be tackled later.
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Their mother, Reema Shabaneh, says they were kicked off CMS in 2015.
|
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He would have to be, since Sebastian kicked the bucket shortly thereafter.
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"It suddenly kicked in how serious this really was," she tells PEOPLE.
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Prince was on Bruce Springsteen's mind when he kicked off his Apr.
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Coach Ronnie Mitchem kicked them off the team when the anthem ended.
|
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The Raiders kicked the game-winning field goal on the ensuing drive.
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That training had kicked in instinctively, even after 20 minutes of beatings.
|
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Bezos kicked around a lot of names for the new bookstore: MakeItSo.
|
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The Eurovision Song Contest kicked off on Tuesday and ends on Saturday.
|
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And you know what that means: Piracy has kicked into high gear.
|
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Witnesses said the victim had been punched and kicked by the officers.
|
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Preorders for Lady Gaga's beauty brand, Haus Laboratories, kicked off on Monday.
|
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For a second, the guy looked like someone had kicked his dog.
|
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The former teacher's sex crime saga kicked off back in December 2013.
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One play later, Price kicked his third field goal to win it.
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When she became pregnant, he kicked her out and disavowed the child.
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After he made a string of racist statements, I kicked him out.
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That kicked off a 24-53 run to put the game away.
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EDT, when the broke below Tuesday's lows and sell programs kicked in.
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Chicago kicked off a stretch of 21 consecutive games inside the division.
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She was there when I was kicked out of The Elmwood Cafe.
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Tuesday's season opener kicked off Illinois' third season under coach Brad Underwood.
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Last summer, GE was kicked out of the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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The post kicked off an "intense investigation," D'Egidio told the local outlet.
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U.S. equities kicked off the session trading lower as overseas stocks declined.
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The United Kingdom already kicked out 23 Russian diplomats earlier this month.
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Esper kicked off the briefing by promising there was more to come.
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According to Graham, the decision might then be kicked back to Congress.
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Many of Zeam's friends had experienced homelessness, kicked out by their families.
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Its indigenous fighter jet programme kicked into full swing in the 1980s.
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Zidane was kicked off the field for the foul, and Italy won.
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Later, he adjusted his foot and almost kicked me in the head.
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Fernandez waded through early command troubles until the Marlins' offense kicked in.
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The revelation from Mr. Iger kicked off a rout in media stocks.
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Last year, SGX kicked off a public consultation on dual-class shares.
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A Navy SEAL platoon was kicked out of Iraq for alcohol abuse.
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Have other teams or countries ever been kicked out of the Games?
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You recently kicked off a new campaign with Wacha and Purina ONE.
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This month's nearby Sulfur fire in Lake County kicked up some nerves.
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Her father was livid, and he kicked her out of their apartment.
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The trial kicked off with descriptions of his political work in Ukraine.
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Under persecution, the biologists argued, evolved colonizing mechanisms kicked in for coyotes.
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Other protesters kicked tear gas canisters or threw them toward the police.
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The declaration kicked off a flurry of studies to prove a link.
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The show kicked off with a dance troop at 7:30 p.m.
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She kicked Katie so hard she dislocated one of her mother's ribs.
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Ni then fell on to his back and kicked at the air.
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Its indigenous fighter jet program kicked into full swing in the 1980s.
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Miocic jabbed, feinted, low kicked, and made Francis Ngannou swing at air.
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To our surprise, the iPhone 23S Plus's cameras kicked into saturation overdrive.
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Getting his ass kicked all over the ring by a physical specimen.
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Eventually he kicked his cigarette butt into the gutter and sloped inside.
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Pop R&B newcomer Skylar Stecker's career has kicked into high gear.
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While the EMT was evaluating her, she allegedly kicked him as well.
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The battle to dethrone Facebook just got kicked up a serious notch.
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A woman also stepped in and kicked Mr. Reid's arms and legs.
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Then they donned shades and kicked back together for a baseball game.
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She officially kicked off her campaign at a rally in Oakland, Calif.
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The Warriors, the home team in absentia, were getting their asses kicked.
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Something in muscle memory kicked in, like laying hands on a guitar.
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He kicked his mic stand over at the end because punk lives.
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At one point Pudzianowski shoved and front-kicked Popek into the fence.
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After a phase-in period of six months, which kicked off Jan.
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Joe Crowley (D-NY) kicked the movement's visibility into even higher gear.
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That he got kicked out of the country charts, which is insane.
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Le Pen just kicked off her campaign with a decidedly Trumpian tone.
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Hiding it is no easy feat and can get you kicked out.
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He and the rest of his cohorts were then promptly kicked out.
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It kicked off with, of all things, a performance by Macy Gray.
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She's curled on a low couch, stilettos kicked off on the rug.
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Cecil Newton, Sr. almost kicked me out of his church on Sunday.
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He also raised anonymous allegations that Jackson kissed up and kicked down.
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The play withstood a review to determine whether Schenn kicked it in.
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With his help, I corrected my form and kicked off the challenge.
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Draghi certainly kicked open the door to action as soon as ... March.
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They kicked it off with some softballs for the crowd: Team Aidan?
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"If we don't, we're going get our ass kicked," he said Thursday.
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"If we don't, we're going to get our asses kicked," Graham said.
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"I got kicked a few times, but I'll be fine," he said.
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Retailers posted promising results as the holiday shopping season kicked into gear.
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Sports Direct is about to be kicked out of the FTSE 100.
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The demonstration in London kicked off just after 22016am on Friday morning.
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The demonstration in London kicked off just after 8am on Friday morning.
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The Department of Finance kicked in $125,000 to make the tournament happen.
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Republicans kicked off this year by introducing a plan to replace Obamacare.
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It's easy to understand why the flight instinct kicked in last month.
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Twitter has "kicked around" the idea of offering a premium subscription service.
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The event was kicked off with a speech from Prime Minister Rajoy.
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Trailer Park Boys kicked off its tenth season on Monday, March 28.
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You can be kicked out of the APA and still practice psychiatry.
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We just coordinated a 22-nation action and kicked out 60 Russians.
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Mexican migration was decreasing even before Mr. Trump kicked off his campaign.
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I remember that squaddies kicked me unconscious outside Spiders nightclub in Hull.
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Getting him kicked out of his apartment complex was a happy accident.
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Yeah, the Weinstein scandal kicked it off over the pond as well.
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Don't use a copyrighted photo of food; that'll get you kicked off.
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Life just spun him around and kicked his ass too many times.
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Mike Lee's communications director kicked things off: What is less than zero?
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His parents kicked Wojtasik out a year ago because he is gay.
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We know less about what happens when immigrant workers are kicked out.
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"It was really uncomfortable because you kicked all the time!" she said.
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The guilt kicked in: I should introduce myself and make adult conversation.
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The article also misstated when the party's youth group was kicked out.
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The web's mental immune system has kicked into gear amidst the outbreak.
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Danny kicked off a weekly conference call with investors and other specialists.
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Above the medieval-style metal glove, he spun, he kicked, he flipped.
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On Saturday, it felt like someone had kicked me in the temples.
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The Jonas Brothers' 40-date Happiness Begins tour kicked off on Aug.
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I thought we were going to get kicked off of the plane.
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Protests began in March, but they kicked off in earnest in June.
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Joe: We know parents that have kicked their kids out at 16.
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We did have a game night before we kicked off the film.
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Earlier this week, Twitter kicked state-controlled media off its advertising platform.
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This appears to be the second such incident since protests kicked off.
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Ms. Jorge was eventually exposed and kicked out of the campaign office.
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Gretchen accidentally kicked the portable CD player, causing the song to skip.
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The 2010s kicked off a decade of uncertainty within the job market.
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Debate moderators kicked off the November debate by addressing the impeachment hearings.
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That's why I stressed he shouldn't be kicked out of the room.
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Adam W. Purinton was kicked out of a bar in Olathe, Kan.
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It says 149 million people will be kicked off their current insurance.
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The couple said officer instinct just kicked in as the situation progressed.
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The dust kicked up by these explosions is also considered a hazard.
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Because you realize, with one scandal, you get kicked out of office.
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I was worried that I'd get kicked out of the feminist club.
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One day he kicked him so hard that he hurt his tail.
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"That's when we kicked him out of our lives," the aunt said.
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Inmates can be kicked out of the program for any disciplinary infraction.
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This kicked off years of struggle between Warren and the Obama administration.
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You&aposve probably kicked into gear and completed 4 to 5 workouts?
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It simply kicked a permanent solution to their status down the road.
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The state and county kicked in $22018,257 in grants and tax credits.
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He spread his bulky suited arms, kicked his legs and floated, free.
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We kicked things off in Bangkok before heading north to Chiang Mai.
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The bank kicked off a busy week of earnings for financial companies.
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While the star kicked off the annual holiday with a 6 a.m.
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Anders Carlson kicked a 29-yard field goal 1:16 before halftime.
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The collection kicked off with all-white styles before evolving into colors.
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Stocks kicked off the session trading lower, but quickly erased those losses.
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The Trump administration's first wave of reimposed sanctions kicked in last month.
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"If it wasn't for them, I'd probably be kicked out," she said.
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" "He told me how he got kicked out of two private schools.
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But then Vica kicked him under the table and shook her head.
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When the police arrived, he kicked and flailed, according to court documents.
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A baile folklórico Mexicano performance kicked off the night and energized people.
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Some young men, with nothing else to do, kicked a football around.
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All of a sudden my full-on latent maternal instincts kicked in.
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"The doors we kicked down, they're walking through them," Mr. Berry added.
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Police say the homeowner confronted Nix and kicked him in the face.
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The company kicked off in early 2018 and is based in Berlin.
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Trump kicked off his two-day state visit to India on Monday.
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Robert Frank kicked documentary photography into the present with a loud clang.
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But then the rationality and skepticism of the public markets kicked in.
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All of this happened right before the holidays kicked into full gear.
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She might have had a heart issue that kicked in after that.
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And Putin, unsurprisingly, kicked out UK diplomats and seized some diplomatic properties.
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The Raiders kicked a field goal and retook the lead, 23–21.
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I leaned against the hood as I kicked off my wet waders.
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His 2018 Democratic opponent, Dan McCready, has already kicked off his campaign.
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"The French have kicked us out," Crick wrote in his log book.
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The authorization debate was kicked into high gear last June after Rep.
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The Bengals' Randy Bullock kicked field goals of 49 and 54 yards.
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ET tweet on Thursday that kicked off a Tweetstorm about the incident.
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Democratic Society kicked out after they tore down some of his posters
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Europe's largest technology show, IFA, kicked off early this week in Berlin.
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As the meeting kicked off reports conflicted over who proposed the cuts.
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Kohl's kicked off the two-day earnings run of department store chains.
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Stars kicked off awards season in style at the 2019 Emmy Awards.
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Then, as the first vote kicked off just before 8:10 p.m.
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After GoDaddy's decision, Google also followed suit and kicked off the site.
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Twice since 2000 voters have kicked out the government of the day.
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He smoked cigars and kicked his boots onto his desk during meetings.
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Nielsen kicked off her speech reminiscing about her time at the department.
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The company even got kicked out of the exclusive 30-stock Dow.
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The exclusive negotiations kicked off on Friday and will last eight weeks.
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Carlos Morris, a senior guard, was kicked off the team in February.
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In the fourth grade, in California, I kicked Charles in the testicles.
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Prater kicked field goals of 27, 29, 32, 27 and 52 yards.
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There are no competitions or final roses; no one gets kicked off.
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Stocks rose to record levels on Friday as earnings season kicked off.
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Hill's appearance kicked off another busy week for House Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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We get kicked out from our country if we don't wear hijab.
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Since Bank of Nova Scotia kicked off fourth-quarter reporting on Nov.
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Instead, Officer Mcloughlin kicked in the door, then followed Officer Haste inside.
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"It would be hilarious if we got kicked out," Ms. Murphy remarked.
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Our tech columnist kicked his habit, with the help of a coach.
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Barbie kicked off her heels in a big, big way last week.
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"Do you think that pain relief has kicked in?" the nurse asks.
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Coachella— the annual music festival in Indio, California, — kicked off on Friday.
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She said no thanks and was kicked off school grounds in August.
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Donald Trump kicked off his campaign calling Mexican immigrants murderers and rapists.
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And the company will only be heartlessly kicked out of the market!
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Kicked out of its home state, Uber moved its testing to Arizona.
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Trump has kicked off reelection efforts unusually early compared to his predecessors.
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Porter's first wife, Colbie Holderness, says he kicked, punched, and choked her.
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Headlines Neil Woodford risks being kicked off listed namesake investment trust on.ft.
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DF: Kicked ass, or won the year, whatever you want to say.
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The reporter made a hasty exit before she could get kicked out.
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We went up three flights, then kicked in the perp's apartment door.
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If you don't mention AI, you get kicked out of the club.
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Vinatieri, who has kicked several of the most crucial field goals in NFL history, won three Super Bowls with the New England Patriots and kicked game-winning field goals in the final seconds in two of those victories.
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Trent ran out and the jailers punched, kicked and stomped on Trent before taking him back to his cell, where Howell kicked Trent in the head while he lay on the ground, the Department of Justice statement said.
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"While filming she kicked a young man in the shin with a swift kick of the sole of her right foot, and also kicked young girl around the knee with her right foot," the prosecutors said in a statement.
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Yildirim kicked a 61-year-old protester in the head and face, causing the man to suffer a concussion and memory loss, according to the sentencing memorandum, while Narin kicked a woman who had fallen, briefly knocking her out.
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"If you have that rating agency issue kicked down the road, the Eskom issue kicked down the road and a very decent probability of rate cuts, it seems like a pretty comfortable position for the bond market," Curtis said.
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"There's no doubt that that photo and me getting unjustly fired from my position at work kicked off my drive and kicked off my desire to become active politically," Briskman told CNN's Erin Burnett on "Erin Burnett OutFront" Wednesday.
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Man allegedly punched and kicked The first incident happened Monday morning, when a 217-year-old man told police he was punched and kicked by another man who yelled "F*** you, Jew," according to the New York Police Department.
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Agbonlahor had seemingly kicked Tomlinson because he was a child in a boyband, and when the English see handsome innocence kicked out of a child on grass, they respond by letting out some sort of guttural noise: "OOOOAAAAAAAYY," usually.
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Begun unofficially five years ago, the office kicked into high gear in 2000.
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Episode 3After her stunt in church, Mylene's been kicked out of the house.
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It was a huge hit, and kicked off a boom in news apps.
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After a few years of buildup, Obamacare kicked the scams into high gear.
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She flew into a rage and kicked Lizzie, and her baby, to death.
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The Hammonds' case became a rallying cry that kicked off a tense standoff.
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YouTuber Logan Paul kicked off 2018 in one of the worst ways imaginable.
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The earnings season kicked off Monday with Citigroup reporting better-than-expected profit.
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GoPro kicked off the week with a huge event in Squaw Valley, Calif.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian authorities on Thursday kicked off negotiations with Freeport McMoran Inc.
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He kicked my a—, so there was a lot of testosterone growing up.
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He kicked you all because of some appearance that he was worried about.
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The incident kicked off a tumultuous year of relations between the two nations.
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At one point, he kicked off his shoes and stood in his socks.
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The case could also get kicked up to the Second Circuit appeals court.
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The owner repeatedly kicked the bear as he struggled to untangle the leash.
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Both indices have climbed since the Trump rally kicked off after Nov. 8.
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Not the first time #Warriors have kicked the #Thunder below the belt pic.twitter.
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A month later, Mia Ash kicked into action at the company SecureWorks aided.
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Obamacare kicked in just as they were reaching the $1 million lifetime limit.
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The wave of trolling was kicked off when the celebrity gossip podcast Who?
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The schools said she had kicked Braziel, though the child denies doing so.
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He kicked my ass, so there was a lot of testosterone growing up.
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It came as J.P. Morgan Chase kicked off earnings season with a beat.
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Two of them as Josh looked at me, smiled and then kicked me.
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The tortoise could've kicked the bunny out, but instead, it did the opposite.
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By the way, if it did, the left would get its ass kicked.
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And new regulations that kicked in this year have made it even harder.
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Police stated that de Lesseps slammed a door and kicked a police officer.
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"So I kicked open the door and two dogs came out," Vinyard says.
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This latest sigil kicked off a game no one even knew about yet.
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The Beguiled star, 35, admitted her baby fever has only recently kicked in.
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I got to about that point and something in my subconscious kicked in.
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Police say de Lesseps slammed a door and kicked at least one officer.
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The publication of the proposal kicked off a 60-day public comment period.
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Laurence got kicked in the face and was probably suffering from a concussion.
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The Revenge Body kicked off the day by sharing some cuddles with True.
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You'd probably get detention, until you're kicked out for being in your twenties.
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Alberto formed in May, just before the hurricane season kicked off June 1.
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The Judiciary Committee's vote on the Sessions pick was also kicked to Wednesday.
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Once Becky's kicked out, Lilith can shine through — and so can her powers.
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They slapped and punched her and kicked her feet out from under her.
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She kicked a nun and was escorted off the premises by the police.
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Pepper, the case is getting very briefly kicked back to the Ninth Circuit.
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"They [Clitoraid] were kicked out for being insensitive and offending survivors," she explains.
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"I'm sure that some of my maternal protective instincts kicked in," she says.
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Google kicked off its three-day developer conference with a two-hour keynote.
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In short order, the outrage machine that powers modern politics kicked into gear.
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All 3 players were officially kicked off the MSU football team Tuesday morning.
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