Kicking the air, kicking walls, kicking cars — their soles don't discriminate.
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Kicking Conor and the kicking Williams and kicking-punching Vinces are just happily drinking Root Beer .
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And yet, they are still kicking — and kicking high.
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And yet, they are still kicking — and kicking high. More?
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Unfortunately, King was kicking to speedster Tyreek Hill, and kicking poorly at that.
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This model is versatile for practicing standard kicking, side kicking, and one-arm drills.
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Shin-kicking (Speachóireacht) remains a part of the Irish martial arts and is, rather tellingly, referred to as Irish Shin-Kicking or English Shin-Kicking, depending on one's perspective and, no doubt, nationality.
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"I am kicking myself over my own stupidity, but not more than my wife is kicking me," Stone said.
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Observe his kicking technique, leaving one front leg on the board and kicking with his others, to keep the acceleration.
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To see the value of kicking below the knee, consider what the main dangers are in kicking the leg to begin with.
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One of reality's most ass-kicking humans wants to play one of the most ass-kicking bounty hunters in video game history.
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"I thought someone was kicking my chair, but I turned around and no one was kicking me," one girl told the station.
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In this bout he started with the kicking, then wound up in a brawl with Kato, and then returned to the kicking.
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"Whether the reaction would be kicking me off the plan or kicking me out of the house, I don't know," he told Vox.
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As Mr Ass well knows, the possibilities stretch from kicking them, shoving them, sticking them, watching them, picking them (um?), and kicking them again.
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You can feel it moving around so I joke to my wife that 'it's kicking, it's kicking,' like it's a baby inside of me.
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The last shot of the video shows Atlas escaping through an unlocked door, perhaps to start kicking back at the people that have been kicking it.
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These days, Adkins is the guy doing the kicking in a lot of similar movies like Hard Target 2—and he's great at doing the kicking.
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There was lots of wind, lots of water flying at me, and they are still kicking, and by kicking I mean still attached to my face.
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I hope to God this is only the beginning for Ben Leonberg, the director, and Cynthia Granville, his ass-kicking (or tentacle-kicking, I suppose) female lead.
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They got in our paint, they were beating our guards off the dribble, kicking it to their big men for layups or kicking it back out for 3s.
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She also takes particular relish in kicking a dummy version of Blanche, and then in kicking the real Joan in her real head when she's supposed to be merely pretending.
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The fourth reason is that though the president is now kicking out against the guardians of rule of law, those custodians of our democracy are kicking back harder than ever.
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Goes spent much of the fight kicking up at Sakuraba, kicking Sakuraba's face any time he came in to pass, and stomping on Sakuraba's taped up knee whenever Sakuraba stood tall.
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The elevator accident left his kicking foot four sizes smaller than his other foot, but he resumed kicking with a shoe that a boot maker designed with a square front section.
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Kicking with the rear leg to the body would mean not only having to beat the arms, but against a more side-on striker it can mean mainly kicking their back.
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But baby William arrived this week -- alive and kicking.
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RAHWAY "Kicking & Swearing Festival," presented by Fearless Productions. Feb.
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Brace yourself, Barbie ... Ken's kicking some brand new flava!
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" "Why are we kicking the can down the road?
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Michael K. Williams, is in this movie, too, not that we (clearly) see him in the trailer (there's a high-kicking dude kicking ass at the 1:13 mark that could be him).
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This practice is popularly known as kicking the can down the road, although it would be more accurate to describe it as kicking a ball uphill so that it keeps rolling back down.
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Because the act of kicking means removing a foot from the floor and locking yourself in one place, the danger of the opponent simply smashing straight into the kicking fighter is ever present.
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He habitually defied authority, once kicking his high school principal.
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By 103, 4,140 of the volunteers were around and kicking.
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This is the danger of straight kicking of any kind.
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She shrieks, gripping her swelling belly: The babies are kicking.
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PayPal isn't quite done kicking problematic accounts off its platform.
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Kate Hudson is kicking off the weekend with a workout.
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Your inner child is probably kicking and screaming right now.
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Translation: Many of her clients have arrived kicking and screaming.
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Andy Cohen is kicking it old school this holiday season.
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I was kicking him and yelling racial slurs at him.
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Awards season is kicking up, is that stuff dropping off?
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"They were kicking me and punching me," the woman said.
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Amazon is kicking off today's Prime Day a bit early.
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Kicking off this epic change didn't require anything too sophisticated.
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"He will be pulled down kicking and screaming," she said.
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They're kicking off the book's debut with a nationwide tour.
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"She was woke up by someone kicking the door," Sgt.
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Hague is seen on the video repeatedly kicking the dog.
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The post showed her kicking him out of their home.
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Kicking the outgoing Mr Obama may be a poor substitute.
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Your estrogen is kicking your sex drive into high gear.
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"Reality is kicking in," Ford VP Sherif Marakby tells Axios.
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And stars are kicking things off by showing just that.
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They said this kid was biting, scratching, kicking other kids.
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He joked about kicking a baby out of his rally.
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Doing it for five hours straight is kicking my butt.
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After kicking off his Asian tour in Malaysia on Feb.
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Celebrities are kicking the bottle cap challenge into high gear.
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Also kicking up their style in fun and unexpected ways?
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Vikings use defense, kicking game to stop Titans NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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I love the images of Ali kicking some Superman ass.
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He's always talking about kicking in doors with jackboots, like
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I eat two more, my competitive streak already kicking in.
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McDonald was forthcoming, saying he was wrong for kicking Hollins.
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"It's because I was always kicking things," he told me.
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I was almost kicking myself at how lucky I was.
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Demi Lovato is kicking off her birthday week in London!
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You stomping through New York and kicking over Queensbridge buildings?
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Protesters then started spitting on and kicking the fallen monument.
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That's why we have all this false nostalgia kicking around.
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Write that novel you got kicking around in your head.
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At this point, Columbia Records execs were probably kicking themselves.
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That's my guy, me and him kicking it every night.
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That's why I am kicking myself tonight and only tonight.
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The moon in Pisces clashes with Jupiter, kicking up communication.
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There is certainly nothing wrong with low kicking the Machida's.
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The Sundance Film Festival is also kicking off this week.
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Boy, I'll tell you, that thing's been kicking around forever.
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A separate incident describes another defendant allegedly kicking a student.
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Privacy is still alive and kicking in the digital age
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And we're kicking off our last week of the season.
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Lisa Beverley is kicking your ass at life right now.
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It inadvertently comes off as kicking them while he's down.
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Fuck. With. Me. I'm down a nipple but still kicking.
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The reality of a slowing economy is also kicking in.
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Ukita then made a kicking motion at Svedin's lower body.
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Kicking ass in judo ... against people who hardly fight back.
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The Diaz brothers' kicking games have always been pretty aimless.
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Apple is kicking off its annual iPhone event on Sept.
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" Myriad Genetics: "This company's been kicking around for a while.
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Congress is effectively kicking the partial government shutdown into 2019.
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No more screaming children kicking the back of your seat?
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The other option actually has a name: the kicking back.
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Not all seniors dream of kicking back in sunny destinations.
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This isn't just about kicking a ball around the office.
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The Trump charm offensive is also kicking into high gear.
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No word if the hamster is still alive and kicking.
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Stranger Things is kicking off the New Year in style.
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But letting fewer in, or kicking them out, really doesn't.
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Spotify is finally kicking back into expansion mode in Asia.
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The plane took off and it was definitely kicking in.
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Here, Cole frames temptation as a habit that needs kicking.
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The bond over the bairn kicking and then make love.
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We spend a whole day and night just kicking back.
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Long gone are the days when I did the kicking.
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The rules of economic and political gravity are kicking in.
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I think our maternal instincts are kind of kicking in.
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Or maybe that's just this delicious frozen margarita kicking in.
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A soccer defender, Lippy had to adjust his kicking mechanics.
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The Navy isn't the only one kicking up filth here.
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Browse Asciinema, however, and ASCII art is alive and kicking.
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And Restaurant Week, kicking off today and running through Feb.
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Buttigieg is officially kicking off his campaign on Sunday afternoon.
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"We are kicking ass, let me tell ya," Trump declared.
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She was always wearing pants, because she was kicking butt.
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A kicking of tires follows for some of the latest.
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It was sort of like the Beatles kicking out Elvis.
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"Detroit likes to do everything kicking and screaming," he said.
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"She did well enough there to be alive and kicking."
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He most definitely receives consequences for yelling, hitting, and kicking.
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Instead of being kicked, he's the one doing the kicking.
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"He came home kicking mad one day," his mother recalled.
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I am punching like a horse kicking backwards right now.
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After he'd logged in, the app kept kicking him off.
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Jennifer Lopez is kicking off 2020 with some daring fashion.
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These can range from kicking soccer balls to riding bikes.
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Kicking back on the couch has never been more fraught.
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The age of cat maternity shoots is alive and kicking.
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The kicking competition for both teams heated up on Friday.
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And as our modern wardrobes can attest, it's still kicking.
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It probably is programmed trading kicking in at this point.
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That's the definition of kicking the can down the road.
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It is kicking China and Europe in the rear end.
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At 22 weeks the baby is visibly kicking my stomach.
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But again, that is not kicking people off of coverage.
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There are transactional donors kicking around the American political system.
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"They admit that they were beating him, kicking him," Cmdr.
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Delta is sorry about kicking a family off a flight.
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"I am kicking myself over my own stupidity," he said.
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It is rare to observe great kicking in freestyle specialists.
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You think I'm kicking them out of the Democratic Party?
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"It was the police who did the kicking," they said.
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Let's make a couple more million kicking Chuck Liddell's ass.
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Not to mention ... they were kicking it at Coachella too.
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Prince, David Bowie, and Lemmy were still alive and kicking.
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The entire experience was tech and Charlize Theron kicking ass.
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"Court House likes kicking you when you're down," he said.
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But if you bought it back then, you'd be kicking yourself now for losing your private key, or you'd be kicking yourself now for storing them with one of the exchanges that got hacked.
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I kept him in front of me as well as I could, kicking and striking him in front of me as well as I could, kicking and striking him whenever I got the chance.
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"Maybe a lot of people will have blow out games, maybe they'll not be kicking field goals we thought they were going to be kicking, maybe they're running certain toss sweep plays," McLeod said.
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New York is kicking in nearly three times what Virginia offered.
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Too much heartburn and rib kicking, and I'm sick of waddling!!!
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Lowe's is kicking off an entire month of Black Friday deals
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ET on Tuesday, with the event kicking off at 7 p.m.
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Kourtney can't truly take credit for kicking off said "parade," though.
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Should I just be kicking back and enjoying all the memes?
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He also starred in the soccer-themed film Kicking and Screaming.
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What Twitter has denied him, by kicking him off, is attention.
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Talk about kicking off the new year with some good energy.
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" Sager showed his resolve, saying he was "still kicking, still fighting.
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The country's been kicking the world's butt on renewable energy spending.
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ET on TLC with new episodes kicking off on Sept. 11.
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"It's very different than kicking down doors or doing drug raids."
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And we need our algorithmic angels to start kicking some ass.
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It's a great time to commit to kicking a bad habit.
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Kobe Bryant is kicking off 2019 with some extra sweet news.
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"I look at crossing that finish line as kicking cancer's ass."
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Eventually, she fights Chuck off by kicking him in the balls.
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In the meantime, the Mueller investigation is kicking into high gear.
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Check on the friends who seem to be kicking life's ass.
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Today we're kicking off the reveal with the ladies from Dallas.
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Here are the three most impressive ways wind is kicking ass.
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His suckers tightened beneath him, kicking up tiny spurts of sand.
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Brad Paisley is kicking off America's Got Talent's Judge Cuts episodes!
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The video was released on Saturday, kicking off Labor Day weekend.
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Which stars are kicking off the debut season, you might ask?
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They're rubbing your back, but they're kicking you in the ass.
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Even kicking the can down the road is no longer easy.
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But now, two seasoned survivalists are kicking it up a notch.
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And the primaries for the 2017 election are already kicking off.
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Multilateralism may not be dead, but it has taken a kicking.
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So much of it deals with kicking against the music industry.
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"Demand is kicking tail," he said as the crowd cheered loudly.
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In general, Amazon just seems to have a tire-kicking fetish.
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But its fight against Amazon is still kicking into high gear.
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"Kicking off with masturbation is such a smart thing," Manta says.
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Google is kicking off its annual I/O developer conference today.
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Friend: Mercury meets the sun in Gemini, kicking off Gemini season!
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What we're going to end up with is more can-kicking.
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Ron says he woke up to someone loudly kicking his bus.
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"It's fucking disgusting, kicking homeless people onto the street," she yelled.
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Another incident describes another of the defendants allegedly kicking a student.
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We're kicking off our #MuseumInstaSwap with a piece by Pablo Picasso.
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She was also accused of kicking and spitting at the officers.
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Kicking things off: senior writer and resident "Yoohoo" quoter Brian Raftery.
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Nvidia is kicking off CES 20 with its traditional first keynote.
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Now he's kicking himself for not pushing it harder, he said.
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There was more movement, more kicking and pushing whenever I ate.
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OK, now that it's kicking in I see where they're going.
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"I'm the state attorney" she responds, kicking off a terse exchange.
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EST, and we're kicking things off on Friday with a bang.
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We're told he's been kicking around the idea of another comeback.
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Right now, I'm enjoying Kicking Horse coffee beans, specifically Three Sisters.
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But this is the plan kicking around House Republican circles today.
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That is where the company's growth investment will be kicking in.
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The spectacle is kicking off earlier than normal at 10 a.m.
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There is a lot of sloppy high-kicking going on here.
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But a producer telling someone to start punching and kicking someone?
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Serena Williams and fiancé Alexis Ohanian are kicking it old school.
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PR machine is kicking into high gear to promote the film.
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RM: We were at a dinner and started kicking ideas around.
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The jihadi would roll the clock back by kicking it forward.
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"He has this expression: kicking the soccer ball," Mr. Barber said.
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Kicking off CPAC with Loesch and LaPierre sent an undeniable message.
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The words "kicking and screaming" come to mind: unity, or else.
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There followed a cycle of drug dealing, ass kicking, and incarceration.
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Kicking ourselves for not paying attention in that Earth Science class.
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"You can't keep kicking people in their private parts," Westbrook said.
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"I'm alive and kicking, and I'm where I want to be."
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" Indians manager Terry Francona said, "When that happens, I'm kicking myself.
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SPEAKER PAUL RYAN: THANK YOU FOR KICKING LIESMAN OFF THE SET.
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A kickboard floats your boat as you perfect your kicking technique.
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Black Friday is officially here, kicking off America's busiest buying season.
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Robot dog, John crooned to himself, kicking dirt over the shit.
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But on Sunday, the Bears kicking problems presented themselves once again.
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A. I went to his seminar in 2012, kicking and screaming.
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Go see Freedom Fry on the road kicking off this Saturday!
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What's a good venue for a wedding with a kicking net?
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"—Michelle, 221 "I was one of the two people kicking off.
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Amazon is kicking off the Prime Day deals starting immediately, however.
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At the same time, I'll be kicking off my work day.
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Daniele Antezza has been kicking up some dust for a while.
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So I'm just focused on producing and kicking down the door.
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Yildirim was also captured on video kicking another protester, prosecutors said.
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On October 22, the Sun enters Scorpio, kicking off your season!
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Amazon's kicking off Re:Invent week with the launch of AWS RoboMaker.
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Featuring all the classic moves: kicking a guy in the penis!
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Some of the residents suggested kicking him out of the space.
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You know who is kicking around the old tires on Manziel?
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Jordan Lawless, a junior, assumed the kicking duties for the day.
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Punter Ty Long is expected to handle kicking duties if necessary.
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Kicking bad habits is another great way to work the energy.
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Or maybe he was just kicking the can down the road.
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This theme is everywhere here: Kicking off the day at CPAC.
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We're kicking off the series with two stories about environmental migrants.
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In June, she was arrested again for allegedly kicking first responders.
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A moment later I felt Barb kicking me under the table.
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Like how are they better at the craft of kicking ass?
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"I am kicking myself for not asking more questions," he wrote.
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It was kicking my behind as far as my mood goes.
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" Stone commented afterward, "I am kicking myself over my own stupidity.
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LET'S GET IT. Ps. I know my kicking game needs work.
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The World Economic Forum in Davos is kicking off this week.
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"We kind of went kicking and screaming into it," Behar recalled.
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The Republican National Convention is kicking off Day 2 on Tuesday.
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With early voting kicking off Wednesday, Republicans are sending in reinforcements.
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It looks like 22016 will be kicking off with — what else?
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As for the rest, maybe they're kicking back with a Guinness?
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Black Friday is almost here, kicking off this Friday, November 24th.
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The female then dropped to the ground and began kicking me.
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The U.S.S.R., as well, is alive and kicking in the movie.
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Kylie Jenner is kicking off 2020 by completely changing her look.
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In short, he is risking kicking off a global trade war.
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They've been kicking that can down the road for a while.
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I think he's got his head down and he's kicking butt.
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We're sure Walmart is kicking themselves for not doing this first.
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Everyone else, Facebook, Apple, even Amazon, are all kicking at tires.
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But headbutting, biting, gouging and kicking a man when he's down?
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In terms of kicking though, Till's southpaw stance makes things interesting.
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Across the pond, on the contrary, Christianity is alive and kicking.
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She was violent with Treanor, kicking and punching him when drunk.
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It is an urgent dash, head down, kicking up the snow.
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So is it fair to say those guys are kicking ass?
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Back kicking or 'mule kicking' is such a powerful motion that it can even be delivered with some force when the turn is a jumping pivot and little power is derived from the floor at all.
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PACER FINED FOR KICKING BALL Indiana forward Paul George was fined $15,000 by the N.B.A. for kicking a ball that then flew into the stands during a home victory over the Chicago Bulls on Saturday night.
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However, he still might manage to cripple CICIG without kicking it out.
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Couple of boys kicking around on the lush grounds of India Gate.
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Go deeper: The 2020 presidential race is kicking off right on schedule
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She also played a frenzied soccer mother in Kicking and Screaming (2005).
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Maybe they're doing just fine so they're kicking back with some fun.
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He had a strong heartbeat, and he came out kicking like crazy.
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The manager is kicking them out and demanding they pay the bill.
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In fact, top Senate Democrat, there&aposs now political fears kicking in.
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She started kicking at us so I slammed her on the ground.
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Target is kicking off spring with a new line of home goods!
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And that is ... Aren't you worried about Amazon kicking your ass everywhere?
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Macy's Macy's is kicking off its Black Friday sales at 5 p.m.
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So privacy alive and kicking among the young then — not, er, dead.
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Adidas uses a ball-kicking robot to test products at its headquarters.
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" Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson: "Ericsson should be kicking butt here and they're not.
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I didn&apost think it was a good move kicking her out.
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Yolanda Foster is kicking off her new year with a closet overhaul.
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We're coming out of the belly of the beast, kicking and screaming.
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Confirmation hearings are kicking off for President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet nominees.
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The idea has also been kicking around since well before his presidency.
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Because the fact is, he&aposs kicking over a sand castle here.
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Posters depict a white sheep kicking a black sheep out of Switzerland.
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"Some of my Catholic guilt started kicking in there," she told me.
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Kicking things off is the Kitten Bowl, which begins at 2 p.m.
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Canada is also kicking in nearly $268 million to help stabilize Iraq.
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The group is kicking off a residency in Las Vegas in 2017.
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Cultural critics have been kicking this big bad idea around since then.
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Fourteen years and 100 releases later, Ed Banger Records is still kicking.
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Nikki, however, is still kicking ass for fans from coast to coast.
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"I just saw pink legs kicking away," Elysia Laub told NBC Chicago.
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The Countess is kicking off her three-day wedding extravaganza in style!
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Michael B. Jordan is kicking of 2019 on a very fashionable foot.
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"I didn't see the value in kicking that hornet's nest," Curran said.
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That's why pregnant people are asked specifically about kicking during their checkups.
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Drunk kids would take turns kicking padded soccer balls on the street.
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Lyft wants its users to start kicking back in Cadillacs and BMWs.
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At least we know that season 8 is kicking into high gear.
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All the while, Jaime could feel the baby kicking inside of her.
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Kicking everyone's ass in this often dull, gray reality we call life.
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But the USWNT has been kicking ass and taking names for awhile.
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People began to speculate that the Sugar Factory was kicking us out.
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Volumes have thinned out in Europe with the summer lull kicking in.
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I judge him for kicking a perfectly nice girl off the show.
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How can Ali go from basically comatose to kicking ass so quickly?
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So imagine how I feel now that I'm kicking damn near 34.
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Grace VanderWaal is kicking off her acting career in a big way.
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And, of course, Loki's still kicking around and causing trouble for everyone.
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Let's start solving problems in this country instead of kicking them upstairs.
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Love ya all for a great dinner kicking off the bday weekend.
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Mrs. Bieber is kicking off the holidays with a brand new bob.
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And Steve Jobs had a memo, basically kicking Adobe in the teeth.
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We ended up cheersing, kicking it, and having a great time there.
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"Nick was hysterical, on the ground outside, kicking and screaming," he says.
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Yet Opportunity is still kicking, currently enduring its eighth winter on Mars.
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The concept of "female agency" has been kicking around academia for decades.
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Some parents have brought their elementary school children, who are kicking butt.
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Jennifer Garner is kicking off fall with the most delightful seasonal activity.
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Luke Cage has actually torn his shirt and pants while kicking ass.
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They would need to be dragged kicking and screaming into an agreement.
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Mike Santiago also had good success kicking Zabit's body throughout their fight.
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However, kicking ISIS out of Sirte may be a double-edged sword.
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In her new comedy, You, Me and the Apocalypse, kicking off Jan.
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Flywrench has been kicking around in some form another for a while.
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McDonald was forthcoming, saying he was wrong for kicking Hollins, officials said.
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It shows the kids making real progress, their brains kicking into gear.
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"Obviously, Feld Entertainment isn't just kicking us to the curb," Iverson says.
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It was what we work on all the time, driving and kicking.
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Seek late-payment forgiveness Kicking yourself over missing a credit card payment?
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Namely, we cough, kicking these foreign pollutants out of our respiratory tract.
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Kicking the habit can be done, O'Connor says, but not without difficulty.
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Luke Bryan is kicking things off in Houston with the national anthem.
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Comcast looks like it is kicking this off with virtually all cash.
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Someone scampers away behind us, kicking up a flurry of dry leaves.
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Now it's all kicking off in the punk and metal section, too.
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So excited to be kicking off Oscar weekend with this fantastic initiative.
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You'll be locked up until we get around to kicking you out.
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The company is also kicking in £2 million of its own cash.
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"We're actually kicking the tires to see where there's value," Samana said.
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Xi and Brown met just as the Beijing conference was kicking off.
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It's Frappuccino season and Starbucks is kicking things off with something magical.
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He struggled with alcohol dependency before kicking the addiction in the '80s.
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In other words ... Meghan's L.A. lifestyle is alive and kicking in London.
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The school, and the state, are each kicking in $25 million. [BuzzFeed]
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He broke it while kicking a football full of pink powder. Ouch.
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Prince Harry's ex-Chelsy Davy is kicking off a bold new chapter.
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However, Google is only today kicking off the official rollout, we're told.
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In the Voice of America video, three men are seen kicking Usoyan.
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I'd be kicking myself because I didn't handle a particular situation well.
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The Sun enters your sign on January 19, kicking off your season!
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Doug reacts to this news by kicking her out of his car.
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She was fighting to take care of you kicking and screaming babies.
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Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez are kicking off the new year together!
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Micro-habits also come in handy for kicking bad habits, said Schroeder.
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In most games, Farrell's kicking could have made him a shoo-in.
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J.E.: I had the title kicking around in my mind for years.
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They "took the opportunity to give the elites a damn good kicking".
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He should continue to rank at the top of the kicking charts.
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Rylander deleted the tweet about Kavanaugh "kicking his mother" on Monday afternoon.
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Somewhere in the Pacific Ocean, swimmer Ben Lecomte is kicking through trash.
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Expect a #TrumpTantrum daily until he's hauled away, kicking and screaming. pic.twitter.
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Each year, cows kill about 20 people, typically by kicking or trampling.
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Responses ranged from "the Mummy Times" to "kicking the butts" of zombies.
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"The annual Villanova (butt)-kicking," said Xavier coach Chris Mack, clearly perturbed.
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Simmons pulled Azizur-Rehman out of the car and started kicking him.
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Kicking, boxing, and only charging into his running punches every so often.
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And one officer after another came in kicking and beating on me.
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One of the keys to cutting the cage in MMA is kicking.
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Shawn Michael's slapping his kicking thigh in the legendary Sweet Chin Music.
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Here are some other ways Bynes makes us laugh while kicking ass.
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Our kicking bag was an old army duffel bag filled with sand.
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For some people, that meant actually kicking in doors and throwing parties.
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They circled me and started kicking me in the face and ribs.
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Protesters can also be seen kicking and putting dirt on the statue.
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Right now, there are plenty of ideas for carbon removal kicking around.
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Cautiously, he moves to chest-deep water and tries kicking his legs.
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But they were here that night to celebrate that they're still kicking.
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"We're not kicking anyone in the legs with this prize," she said.
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Lead leg kicking in general can be misunderstood in terms of distance.
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But the overall lesson here is that parties are alive and kicking.
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Splashing and kicking until her mum had to leave town for home.
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There's no question about it, with certain authoritarian tendencies already kicking in.
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It's more effective than vitamin C or echinacea for kicking a cold.
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Gloria Goodson's career as a counselor began after kicking her own addictions.
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The Lake Show ultimately beat Detroit in a 113-100 butt-kicking.
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But he was sure they were kicking people out of their homes.
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Kicking out a corrupt fraternity is an overdue but tiny step forward.
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It shows a teenager punching and kicking a boy holding a crutch.
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"This category is alive and kicking," Mr. Shaw said after the sale.
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And it's been kicking my a-, just to put it very bluntly.
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"It is like kicking a ball from here to there," she said.
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Demi Moore is kicking off Thanksgiving with a blast from the past.
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The play was reviewed and determined there was no distinct kicking motion.
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In Europe, with all the troubles, it's alive and well and kicking.
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"The Darth Vader kicking ass I cannot take credit for," Weitz said.
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The agency is kicking off a midyear "Paycheck Checkup" initiative on Aug.
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The idea for a national primary has been kicking around since 1911.
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But you're still going to see me kicking butt no matter what.
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Prosecutors said Narin and Yildirim were both caught on video kicking protesters.
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You can see the nervous energy kicking in and the cracks forming.
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You can see the nervous energy kicking in and the cracks forming.
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Some tirades were overblown and cartoonish — managers kicking dirt and heaving bases.
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Many struggled with aggression and resorted to biting or kicking when angry.
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They ended up kicking a field goal to make it 10-6.
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Women athletes are kicking tail and inspiring people all over the planet.
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Just like Daenerys, Merkel is kicking ass in a male-dominated arena.
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I would have done that had I not been kicking it around.
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The drama "Cavale" starts out with its hero, Kathy, kicking and screaming.
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She stayed sitting, hugging the window, until she was dragged away kicking.
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ET, with CNN Business' coverage kicking off at 12:30 p.m. 2.
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"They're talking about kicking out all the dreamers," one young character says.
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"We really should be kicking their asses," one longtime Democratic donor said.
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Brandi Chastain's good looks are kicking everyone else out of the competition!
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How much time do you guys spend kicking around one-off jokes?
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An NFL player kicking in a car window in the Massachusetts sticks?
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Well, here we are ... two years later and Vader is still kicking!
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It was 2002, so parallel to that, indie music was kicking off.
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Yes, in November and December 2015, and things were already kicking off.
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The Sun enters Scorpio on October 23, officially kicking off Scorpio season.
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And let's just keep kicking the can down the road and delaying.
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The front snap kick is becoming considerably more common—in fact we examined the great Takeru's lead leg kicking game a few days ago—and snap kicking to the body has become a real game changer in MMA.
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Two phrases about addiction that remain in our collective lexicon today stem from that era: "kicking the habit" grew out of the familiar sight of detoxing addicts twitching and spasming, literally kicking their legs as they went through withdrawals.
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"As most kicks are scored, kicking first typically means having the opportunity to lead in the partial score, whereas kicking second typically means lagging in the score and having the opportunity to, at most, get even," the professors wrote.
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She's 87 this year and still kicking it hard in the art scene.
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Ubisoft is next, with a press conference kicking off at 22017:23 p.m.
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I have the fortunate alternative of kicking these decisions to the next level.
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"They're still alive and kicking, and I love them so much," she says.
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"I'm Stephen Colbert … I think," said Colbert, 52, kicking off his opening monologue.
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All your talking is kicking up a giant dust storm in our office.
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This time, they're kicking ass and taking names as a crime fighting duo.
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Veteran Robbie Gould was signed this week and handled the kicking duties Sunday.
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Kicking off this family discussion during the holidays doesn't have to be awkward.
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And on the eve of the conference kicking off, it's done just that.
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"Even on pain, I had to continue kicking," Santos said through a translator.
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The woman quickly fought back, kicking the robber multiple times and hitting him.
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I've been kicking you out of bed for 15 years, 'go to work!
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Bitcoin is kicking off the last month of 2018 with another downward drop.
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Here's some of the styles we're kicking off the weekend with: Buy It!
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TRANSCRIPT CARL AZUZ, CNN 10 ANCHOR: Kicking off Friday's edition of CNN 103.
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Like many drivers kicking off a new year, Danica Patrick has high expectations.
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Bonar alleged she started to struggle, kicking him in his groin and knees.
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At one point, he gets out and begins stomping and kicking the vehicle.
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Andy Holmes: It's an idea that's been kicking about for over a decade.
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And I'm happy to announce that we're kicking those adventures up a notch.
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The corporate debt market is kicking off the new year with a bang.
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Glossier is kicking off 2017 strong with its latest innovation: Priming Moisturizer Rich.
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John Travolta is kicking off the new year with a bold new look.
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"No, I'm doing it because you guys are kicking me out," he replies.
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And once we're actually on vacation, we have trouble kicking back and relaxing.
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He blames Trump's initial tweet for kicking off the wave of state bans.
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Like, just pissing all in the van and donkey-kicking the windows out.
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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos are kicking off Halloween week in spooky style.
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Considerate Holly Holm kicking into the thigh rather than the knee joint itself.
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And the clinic worked with them after relapses instead of kicking them out.
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Ditto for any MP3s they may still have kicking around on their computer.
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We kept running and jumping and kicking; I didn't think it would end!
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""As long as it's a fair primary," said Applegate, kicking things off. "Absolutely.
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A new sort of "tinderpolitics" kicking in when instant gratification substitutes substantial participation.
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Meghan Markle is kicking off the year with a major to-do list.
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Reese Witherspoon is kicking off the holiday weekend a little early this year.
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He is also seen kicking the woman as she squats on the floor.
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Mayer will be kicking off the Dive Bar Tour Wednesday at 10 p.m.
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They've got it — and they added some Mossad butt-kicking abilities to boot.
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Join us here, kicking off at 6 PM PT for real-time updates.
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But while MakerBot has undergone a serious contraction, the company is still kicking.
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One video seems to show crew members kicking a passenger on the ground.
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Tyson offered ample warning by kicking off the tweetstorm with a straightforward declaration:
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Dean Cathy Munch (Jamie Lee Curtis) has really elevated her ass-kicking skills.
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Target is kicking off 2018's December Weekend deals this Saturday, December 8.
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"It is really good to see women kicking butt in general," she said.
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Maybe spend a few more summer days kicking back in the Wisconsin grass.
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Apple is kicking off its 2016 Worldwide Developers Conference Monday at 10 a.m.
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"When I wrote that song, I was kinda kicking around ideas," he says.
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They are violently kicking another guy who is on the ground and screaming.
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Amazon has no reason to be kicking lots and lots of people off.
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He is loaded into its translucent depths, kicking and shouting all the while.
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Daisy Ridley is known for kicking butt in a galaxy far, far away.
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They threw the thief on the ground and began kicking and punching him.
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He has a right to be proud, but also might be kicking himself.
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You pick a character and you fly around the world kicking everyone's ass.
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Billy Ray: She's kicking me and pinching me under the table right now.
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Other shoppers, store workers said, have made a game of kicking the things.
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Fell sent in a check and a few days later was kicking herself.
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The fight over the full, unredacted Mueller report is kicking into high gear.
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My heart is pounding, I'm kicking and screaming as hard as I can.
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The campaign to bring Britney to Broadway is officially kicking off right... now!
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Crowe was seen kicking a rugby ball around in a field of grass.
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Both were budgeted at US$200,000 per episode, with NBC kicking in $160,000.
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"Whoa!" the new mother exclaimed before True showed off her kicking skills again.
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"I, myself, (saw) a Turkish bodyguard kicking a Kurdish protester," that eyewitness said.
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We will get through this dark time, and not without kicking and fighting.
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But caution prevailed ahead of the corporate results season kicking in this week.
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But kicking the can down the road won't make the problem go away.
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Despite kicking off 2017 with controversy, Mariah Carey is making a fresh start.
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Adele will be kicking off her tour in her native U.K. on Feb.
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They may be super proud or excited that you're at work kicking ass.
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Like his kicking game, it's minimalistic, but built around good timing and movement.
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After much negotiation and leg kicking, Spiderman Elvis agreed to put me down.
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Also starting in June, Magnolia Bakery is kicking off what its calling #SummerBananza.
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People ran up to the mangled statue, kicking it and spitting on it.
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It all starts with one koala kicking the other out of the tree.
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The familiar phenomenon of a "north-south divide" is thus alive and kicking.
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"Resilience is kicking in now but it is just the beginning," Musonda added.
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GE presented its plans to French union officials on Tuesday, kicking off negotiations.
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Alternatively he could be kicking up a storm on a distant outside court.
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His firm is also kicking off the convention with a party on Monday.
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After kicking his dorm mates out, all vestiges of romance left the building.
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Photographs show extensive damage to the building, with protesters kicking in smashed windows.
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Sanders will emerge from March 2023 trailing but still alive, kicking and vigorous.
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"No one is kicking me out until I die," he told the reporters.
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Reese Witherspoon is kicking off her birthday celebration a little early this year.
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Ashland's collection of fire stories is like the town's immune system kicking in.
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She remembers kicking off her shoes, Dr. Martens, so she could run faster.
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"I've tried, but what's the point?" he said, kicking at an invisible pebble.
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"He's not," he replied, kicking a condemned man's stump out from under him.
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MillerCoors' light beer Coors Light is kicking off a major campaign this week.
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Men in black suits were seen on video kicking demonstrators at the residence.
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Jeff Bezos&apos 2020 could be kicking off with a trip to India.
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And next week, you could be fixated on kicking your addiction to Reddit.
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Kicking things off: senior writer and almost definitely not Chechen mobster Jason Parham.
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As the warm weather approaches, many people think about kicking off another diet.
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"I brought an outfit to change into," I said, kicking the shopping bag.
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We're ranking the teams from 1–24, kicking off with the bottom eight.
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Every revolution needs its plucky underdog, its Karen Silkwood kicking against the pricks.
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KS: No, I know, but she looks like ... And then she's kicking ass.
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Since the Senate is kicking the idea around, this chart feels quite relevant.
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It's said to be kicking in the first $150 million of the round.
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It's Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic head-kicking a guy in a luchador mask.
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The whole shebang is kicking off in KNY's apartment, near Montreal's Gay Village.
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I'll let the man himself describe his holy trinity of lead leg kicking.
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Modern Savate is distinguished by the dynamic kicking style, onesy suits, and shoes.
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There are dozens of odd covers of "Rhinestone Cowboy" kicking around the internet.
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We can only hope the season winds down with more Arya ass-kicking.
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We're kicking things off with a strong showing for Mr. Trump in Alabama.
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Later, Ricci showed a silky smooth Machida special, kicking into a stepping punch.
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Grand Central Tech is kicking off the fourth year of its startup accelerator.
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NBCUniversal owned television stations' fourth annual Clear the Shelters initiative is kicking off.
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They are shown kicking President Abraham Lincoln's recently-deceased war secretary, EM Stanton.
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In today's puzzle, we'll be kicking back and enjoying some different California wines.
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He was just ambling along, kicking an empty Coke can as he walked.
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It also works for kicking back with a classic episode of "Arrested Development."
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Would residents lose patience and start kicking their relatives out on the street?
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"Norah was up there kicking ass, for women and #MeToo," Ms. Winfrey said.
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Most allowed themselves to be taken away but others went kicking and screaming.
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Protesters and officials blame each other, kicking off another round of violence. Sept.
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They found that grunting while kicking had definitely improved the martial artists' power.
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Their boxing is nearly nonexistent but their kicking is aggressive, full of heart.
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The barbecue sauce is somewhat sweet, with the spicy heat kicking in later.
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"This means we just have to keep kicking the can down the road."
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That may mean that standard antidepressants finally began kicking in, Dr. Spinelli said.
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There's even a kicking technique known as the Panenka to exploit this fact.
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"We dare not say!" they said, kicking their heels in a chorus line.
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Children played nearby, kicking a small rubber ball up and down the street.
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All sorts of concerns start kicking in and the investigation might be stifled.
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"The government is kicking the young generation out of office," Mr. Wong said.
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A: I was just kicking back for the night, getting ready for bed.
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There are leashes and cat-o'-nine tails, choking and well-aimed kicking.
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Though kicking the cloud giant habit may prove harder than ditching Google search.
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Bloomberg apologized for the policy shortly after kicking off his campaign in November.
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The international community responded by kicking out Russian diplomats and seizing diplomatic property.
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Another video showed Turkish bodyguards kicking protesters as they lay on the ground.
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Already, his campaign machinery for the next presidential election is kicking into gear.
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Kicking out homeowners to make way for another private owner sparked national outrage.
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She'd been angry and irritable, screaming and kicking at her mother over nothing.
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He jumps into the air, kicking the cigarette out of the burglar's hand.
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The goal of kicking Mr. Salvini out of power apparently justified every means.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - UBS is kicking off the new decade with a makeover.
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HBO launched its fall season early, kicking off The Deuce on September 9.
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I ended up kicking the blanket down toward my feet while I slept.
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But he could have held a door open instead of kicking it closed.
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Those years spent guarding prisoners, and later kicking down doors, changed Adams's thinking.
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Kicking Noah off the lot is the chef's kiss in their power struggle.
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YES, WE ARE KICKING OFF OUR COVERAGE TODAY OF THE JACKSON HOLE SUMMIT.
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But she has had to be dragged, kicking and screaming, from the precipice.
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A week after the election, Michelle Obama is kicking off her "Becoming" tour.
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We're just hours away from kicking off Disrupt Berlin 2019 (11-123 December).
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are kicking off their royal tour in Africa!
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Facebook faces no First Amendment claims for kicking off offensive users, for example.
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There's no kicking this can down the road with a short-term bill.
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We have some time...basically we are kicking the can down the road.
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It sounds simplistic, but you'll be kicking yourself after drenching your $800 iPhone.
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There are crumpled bodies; a gunman is kicking in a ladies' room door.
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That's when repair work at Pennsylvania Station begins, officially kicking off what Gov.
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The Sun follows soon after, officially kicking off Aries season on March 20.
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"Underwater kicking is the fastest mode of swimming," John Mullen, founder of SwimmingScience.
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Indians have at times seemed fond of kicking their leaders to the curb.
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He's got a high skill level, either kicking or with ball in hand.
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And, against all odds, Billy Joe Shaver is very much alive and kicking.
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Hanging around within kicking distance might not be a great idea against Rodriguez.
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It was worth it, though, for the sweet kicking action that it bought.
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Instead, I'm kicking up the techie a few notches and making it sexy.
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In an era when women are kicking traditional standards of beauty to the curb, not to mention kicking their sneakers through metaphorical glass ceilings, you'd think we would have found more meaningful and relevant ways to lift each other up.
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CCTV footage shows a man repeatedly kicking her and stomping on her head, including "repetitive, forceful kicking to the middle of her body, as well as slaps and fist blows directed at her head off-screen," reports the Daily Maverick.
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This is the equivalent of Amazon not only kicking someone out of a store, but kicking them out of an entire marketplace that used to be in the public physical sphere, and which has now been privatized to the digital one.
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What do you call him or her when you're just kicking back at home?
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Apple is kicking things off with its Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) on June 3.
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In 2016, a Baltimore Schools police officer was filmed slapping and kicking a student.
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Prince Harry had babies on the brain while kicking off the 2018 Invictus Games!
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He quickly showed a concerned referee he survived by kicking at the wooden remains.
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TRANSCRIPT CARL AZUZ, CNN 10 ANCHOR: Kicking off 103 minutes of international news explained.
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Getting it done, kicking out men, and forming flawless Spartan phalanxes with their heads.
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Or is it destined for history's sporting dustbin, like shin-kicking or murdering cats?
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If there&aposs an afterlife, Harlan is already kicking ass and taking down names.
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"We're still kicking," says Suarez, who sings, writes lyrics and plays percussion and guitar.
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I get to the set and I'm like, 'Hey, Comida's here, and she's kicking.
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Kicking low on the leg does much to mitigate the threat of a check.
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Kicking off before sunrise, Black Lives Matter to climate activists marched through the city.
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Someone in New York is kicking off the new year a whole lot richer.
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WAGS Atlanta is kicking off its first season by dialing up on the drama.
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Google's annual developer conference Google I/O is kicking off Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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In response, the officer said he was trying to prevent Brown from kicking anyone.
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LEVIN: So, let&aposs about South Korea and Japan kicking in money to help?
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My neighbor spent hours at a time kicking his door for no apparent reason.
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The trek then switches to the U.S., kicking off its American leg on Oct.
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Whitaker came out push kicking the lead leg, getting Hall's feet up under him.
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Bayonetta, Vanquish, Metal Gear Rising: Revengence—they're all kick ass games about kicking ass.
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Many credit the Ford Explorer for kicking off the massive shift to utility vehicles.
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Kicking him out was a good start, but that's all it was – a start.
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Amy Schumer is kicking off the summer season with a sun-filled beach getaway.
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Between the kicking, the snoring, the sweating, the flailing, the touching... I hate it.
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Instead of partying, relaxing, and kicking back, I got my hustle on and worked.
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Nice to see someone kicking off this season's competition for Song of the Summer.
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Styles is venturing on his first tour sans One Direction, kicking off this September.
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"I think Rockhold's kicking game and slick grappling will take it again," he said.
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The Denver Broncos extended their lead to 13-7 after kicking another field goal.
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"We've been kicking around [this idea] for a very, very long time," Gonzalez says.
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If it made you suspicious, don't worry — that's just your Riverdale senses kicking in.
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This comes back to our favorite side-kicking comparison: Lando Vannata and Yair Rodriguez.
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The event will take place in New York City, kicking off at 11 a.m.
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Trump was kicking off three consecutive rallies out West, continuing tonight in Mesa, Ariz.
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But don't be too impressed, we're not the only women kicking ass with tech.
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TechCrunch is kicking off the summer with a meetup in my beautiful hometown, Seattle.
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To put it bluntly: Third-party sellers are kicking our first party butt. Badly.
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Alison was kicking the windows and they were screaming, 'I want you to stop!
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A second trainer begins kicking the animal in an attempt to free his colleague.
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Undoubtedly kicking public officials out of restaurants contributes to "incivility" and stirs up emotion.
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Since kicking off in September, Lyft riders have ridden scooters more than 200,000 times.
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Just because you cry, doesn't mean you're not a tough, butt-kicking broad. pic.twitter.
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Trump, in particular, was notorious for kicking out Muslims peacefully protesting at his rallies.
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Major music labels are suing Charter Communications for not kicking pirates off its service.
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While kicking, I managed to SPEAR myself with a lawn spike between my toes.
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We're kicking off Sunday with a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc and some jelly beans.
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"We don't entertain offers," said Liu when asked who has been kicking the tires.
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Surveillance cameras caught her repeatedly kicking her dog, Shih Tzu-Yorkie mix named Chastity.
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Down by the "beach," Elizabeth kicking up the dust, her eyes filled with wonder.
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Taylor Lautner is kicking off fall with a new role, and a new hairdo.
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It is, in other words, a means of kicking the can down the road.
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Applications for the accelerator close on December 7 with programming kicking off January 14.
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Cameron Diaz wasn't always in the butt-kicking shape she was in Charlies Angels.
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Then, they decided to give the establishment a good kicking by voting for Brexit.
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NETANYAHU: I think they are kicking the can forward, you know what they say.
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By kicking back and taking it easy now that the attention isn't on him.
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The moon also meets Pluto, creating a potent energy for kicking a bad habit.
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It comes in (very glossy) black and white options, with preorders kicking off today.
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The activists sprang to life, kicking up a minor national scandal with their demonstrations.
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She claims Sebastian started kicking the front door ... before eventually smashing her car windshield.
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Sharon Osbourne has no regrets about kicking the People's Choice Awards stage-crasher Wednesday.
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The bout took a peculiar turn from the start as Hunt came out kicking.
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Look at Saturday Night Live and how they're kicking ass with the Trump satire.
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The launch kicking off this week includes 4,000 sessions per day across Apple's stores.
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Margot could be taking a quick break before kicking it into high gear again.
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Kicking off her promotion cycle for Glory, Spears will appear on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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So he was kicking the tariffs on the way to the praise there, Kevin.
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Performers have been kicking out audience members with impunity since the invention of heckling.
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Elsewhere, Slovakia sold long-dated bonds, kicking off this week's auctions in the bloc.
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"Taylor showed up right as the concert was kicking off," an onlooker told PEOPLE.
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And many of those were light years beyond talking raccoons and ass-kicking trees.
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We have this trial kicking off in in the eastern district of New York.
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INGRAHAM: So, boy, you are really kicking the hornets&apos nest with this film.
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I couldn't find the fire, and I was kicking myself for getting turned around.
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Julianne Hough is kicking off 2016 with a positive attitude — and a major gig!
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Kicking me with his giant horseshoes ... because he didn't want to take a bath.
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Drift Kicking with a little Bullet Time and it's actually suddenly quite fun :/ pic.twitter.
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They act like ducks, calm above the surface but frantically kicking their legs underwater.
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The script would require lots of banter and kicking white men in the face.
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Today's a wonderful day to think about kicking some bad habits and starting fresh.
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The father and son eventually started kicking around a soccer ball in the grass.
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She was so excited, in fact, that she wore pants suitable for high kicking.
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In fact, her grandma may be kicking it with a certain deceased rap icon.
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In fact, several butt-kicking machines have been patented over the past century-plus.
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"Taylor showed up right as the concert was kicking off," an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
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He dragged into it, often kicking and screaming, great orchestras, audiences and even governments.
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It's Robert Downey Jr.'s big day, and he's kicking it off in style.
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She allegedly busted out some MMA moves, kicking 2 of them in the groin.
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Trump is kicking out the very people responsible for keeping his ungrateful ass alive.
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We saw some concept art of your character kicking some ass with the Guardians.
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There's no magical montage where each woman becomes an ass-kicking sharp shooter overnight.
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And nothing underscored this better than France kicking our ass in the quarter-finals.
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Tom: You could get a kicking for wearing a coat like this for example.Hayden:Exactly.
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Sublime with Rome will be kicking off their cross-country Blessings Tour in June.
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But being part of a project like this definitely makes my ovaries start kicking.
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The royal family is kicking off their five-day tour of Poland and Germany.
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Kicking them off our country's already-meager safety net won't help them do that.
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Turkey and the EU are accustomed to kicking the question into the long grass.
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It's a game about peeing on aliens, kicking people in the crotch, and explosions.
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And Grieder never reckons with the inevitable consequences of kicking people off their insurance.
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The April 2018 release is still kicking in its eight week after hitting theaters.
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"I'm kicking myself that we sold this one for the charitable trust," Cramer said.
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Republicans have been leery of kicking up distracting new controversies before the November elections.
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Alison Brie is kicking ass on both the personal and professional fronts in 2017.
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Now kicking a 54-yard field goal, Carpenter missed and the half finally ended.
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What Khalidov does have is a slick kicking game and a big right hand.
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There's nothing like kicking the new year off with a heavy helping of glitz.
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Kicking all of these battles into 2017 creates a trap that conservatives must avoid.
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Madison Square Garden security kicking out the "fan" who started the #firedolan chant pic.twitter.
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We got Goran, who lives in the paint, kicking out for wide-open shots.
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Money managers, meanwhile, may be kicking themselves for failing to deploy simple hedging strategies.
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The two execs were having a drink and kicking around ideas when insight struck.
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There are two situations in which the rules take pity on a kicking back.
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With second-quarter reporting season kicking into high gear, scorecards from Apple, Alphabet, Amazon.
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Low volumes traded as investors waited for company earnings season kicking off next week.
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With Labor Day nearing, the 2020 presidential campaigns are kicking it into high gear.
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Continued extensions to Brexit must not end up "kicking the can" down the road.
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Dunkin' Donuts is kicking off its latest ad campaign with a high-flying spectacle.
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"I'm kicking myself right now," said Van Gundy, whose team lost its third straight.
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Refiners will begin reporting earnings next week, kicking off with Valero on Oct. 26.
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ESPN's Zach Lowe wrote that "several teams are kicking themselves" for passing over Nunn.
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Communication planet Mercury enters Leo, kicking up communication at home and within your family.
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Kicking open the saloon doors of this particular milieu is HBO's much-anticipated Westworld.
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Kicking citizens out of the United States for having extreme ideological views is unconstitutional.
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For a while, he kept kicking people in the junk just because he could.
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Because if you have more supply than you're kicking out down the demand curve.
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Nose, at 20 Rue Bachaumont, opened in June 2012, kicking off the street's revival.
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But the FDA recently delayed that timeline—kicking the review deadline to 2021-22.
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Shooting and stabbing and then kicking: It was a portrait of utter, blind rage.
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Groups of women move freely through the water, kicking their heels through the surface.
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Kicking the can down the road is not a strategy, it's a delaying tactic.
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Kawajiri came out kicking, Swanson looked to time the right hand down the middle.
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The perky, ass-kicking girls are back, and have new villains to set straight.
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Kicking the habit didn't immediately imbue me with a newfound sense of self-love.
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The brand is also kicking off a new video series, Hot Tub Round Table.
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But I'm still kicking myself that I've left so much undone everywhere I've lived.
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But Takeru isn't out to keep distance or kick for the sake of kicking.
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The Sun will follow soon after, officially kicking off Aquarius season on January 19.
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"They could convert another $60,000 without kicking themselves into the higher bracket," he said.
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Before she was swimming with sharks, Blake Lively was kicking it with her Sisterhood.
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Creative yet moody Cancer season is around the corner, kicking off on June 21.
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Mark Zuckerberg is kicking off his return from paternity leave on a positive note.
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But in kicking out the foreign media, Assad caused a surge in Syrian journalism.
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"The harder I was kicking to the top, I was pulled down," she said.
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That office that I helped start is still alive and kicking and doing well.
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Kicking cocaine with these treatment methods works only if access and staffing are adequate.
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Talks to prevent the duties from kicking in at 0003% on June 10 continue.
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On nights when his mother was distressed, he would become restless, turning and kicking.
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Mercury retrograde meets Venus on December 15, kicking conversations from November 18 back up.
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But there are some signs, in this sickened capital, that antibodies are kicking in.
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Kicking the coal habit is certain to give humanity a new lease on life.
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"We're coming out of the belly of the beast kicking and screaming," Swearengin says.
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There was no talk of kicking a field goal to tie and force overtime.
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So they mutinied again and won, kicking out 18th Street after months of bloodshed.
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The players NBA teams are kicking themselves for drafting before Isaiah Thomas in 2011 >
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Someone playing as the Atlanta Falcons appeared to have scored, and was kicking off.
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"He was kicking his legs, moving all the way down to his feet," Mrs.
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A rush to the future shouldn't involve instantly kicking existing technologies to the curb.
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You spend a lot of early mornings kicking up dust in a gravel lot.
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Those in attendance of Mahomes' pro day in 2017 are likely now kicking themselves.
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And, if the dog's still kicking around, food/walks/baths—you know the drill.
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But the school board won the day, kicking off a 19th century education revolution.
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A security guard is in a tussle with a man who is kicking him.
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Of kicking the can down the road on the question of documents and witnesses?
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Hurricane season in the U.S. is kicking off with a real one-two punch.
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In honor of starting somewhere, however, we're kicking off with Earnest, RevUp and Capital.
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They've shut off the music, turned up the lights, and are kicking everyone out.
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Here, we're kicking things off with eight marked-down beauty products worth your attention.
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I also think kicking the can down the road is one of Congress's specialties.
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It's easy to practice your kicking; it's harder to brace yourself for getting kicked.
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But, for the most part, the adrenaline just kept kicking in at those moments.
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I don't think anyone can beat the President in a kicking and screaming match.
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They got their fair share of kicking back in during the trip too, though.
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The Android tablet is good for kicking back and watching Netflix or checking Twitter.
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I want them to see me as a kicking woman, like I was before.
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Floyd showed off at least 5(!!!) stacks of hundos before kicking off his thunderstorm
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This results in the brain's amygdala kicking into action and sending out danger signals.
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The sun moves into Libra on Monday, September 23, officially kicking off Libra season!
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"I don't look at it as kicking the can down the road," Etten said.
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I think I have a stash of Buldak-flavored almonds kicking around here somewhere.
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Their dream, instead, is to destroy the Muslim American community without kicking out Muslims.
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" But he told reporters at an appearance in Flint, "I'm kicking myself every day.
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And I could only do so because we've spent the time kicking the tires.
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Last night, YouTube responded by, among other things, kicking Paul out of Google Preferred.
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Me and Casey [Curry] just started kicking the idea around of a film noir.
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I wasn't the guy kicking the doors down running through the hail of bullets.
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But he's still alive and kicking and worrying about Paige, as is everyone else.
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The Kicking Game Most of Thompson's offence along the fence was pretty unremarkable though.
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In high school, kicking out the lights on the top of a police car?
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When he regained consciousness, he says, an officer was kicking him in the chest.
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Moscow reacted by kicking out more than 100 overseas diplomats from embassies in Russia.
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Whether it's shame, true feelings, or being dragged kicking + screaming, just get it done.
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The Sun enters your sign, Scorpio, on October 23, officially kicking off your season!
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A good philosophy is to kick into the hollows and avoid kicking the curves.
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The two were spotted flirting in the water and kicking around a soccer ball.
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" While they were kicking her on the ground, a friend of hers who came upon the scene "even yelled to them to stop, saying I am pregnant, which I am not, to get them to stop, but they still kept kicking me.
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Former Michigan State University punter Mike Sadler, 24, and University of Nebraska punter Sam Foltz, 22, had been serving as counselors at a weekend kicking camp in southern Wisconsin, Jamie Kohl of Kohl's Kicking Camps said in a statement posted on twitter.
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Kylie's actual birthday is August 10, but as usual, she's kicking off the celebrations early.
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Talks are ongoing to prevent the duties from kicking in at 5% on June 10.
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Project Entrepreneur - a media partner of Mashable - is kicking off a contest to fix that.
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"Oh, she wants to fight me!" she told ET when asked about her baby kicking.
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But that's not to say all of Hollywood is kicking its eyeshadows to the curb.
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AT&T will soon begin kicking some of the company's broadband customers offline for piracy.
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Just look at Marvel's America Chavez series, which will feature a queer, ass-kicking Latina.
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"She was doing double duty, and she was just kicking ass non-stop," he says.
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Eventually, the film reveals the artist kicking a large steel can along a city street.
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Whoever thinks having kids prevents women from kicking ass needs to hear about Emily Sabato.
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I hit him more, I took him down, I was kicking him, I was blocking.
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Cameron's ATV cruises past several miles of border fence, kicking up a trail of dust.
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If you're starting to feel a little remorse kicking in, there is some good news.
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Once the robots start talking back, will they ask us to lay off the kicking?
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Terra Jolé is kicking off her dancing shoes and putting on her best renovation gear.
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So much of a hangover is your body's own immune system kicking into high gear.
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Add Nintendo to the list of companies that are kicking the tires of virtual reality.
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You are famous for kicking off the PC revolution, which kicked off the smartphone revolution.
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Police night-vision video shows officers apprehending Loyd and two of them apparently kicking him.
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Now, a group of all those people kicking a ball around, I would watch that.
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"It's marketing," a source said in regards to the event kicking off with Dr. Sweeney.
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Leading up to Valentine's Day, we're kicking off this week talking about relationships and money.
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ET, Amazon is kicking things off early with a few sales on its own devices.
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Humans have finally developed a way to communicate their displeasure with robots without kicking them.
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The service is kicking off with three charities: ILGA-Europe, Save the Children and WWF.
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There's nothing quite like a slow connection to bring the family together, kicking and screaming.
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There could be supply side effects here kicking in, possibly because of the tax acts.
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They chased after her, pulling on her thick braid and kicking her to the ground.
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UK-listed RBS and Barclays are scheduled to report this week, kicking off bank earnings.
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This summer's challenge has everyone kicking the caps off bottles in the wildest way possible.
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The oil industry says the package is the equivalent of kicking them while they're down.
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They're also kicking off a contest where Swifties can pre-order her album from UPS.
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Apple is still kicking and screaming against silicone tips, and that's made AirPods particularly divisive.
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Just look around at all the super successful moms kicking ass on a daily basis.
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Starting on February 14th, Epic is kicking off a two-day competition called Secret Skirmish.
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What you're inhabited by, what's kicking one foot in front of the other, it's yourself.
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Turning Holly into an ass-kicking heroine who loads up on weapons didn't feel right.
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Talks are ongoing to prevent the duties from kicking in at 2000% on June 231.
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Similarly, the top 10 searches in the United States show moms once again kicking butt.
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The baby was kicking against my lower back, in very small movements, not even thumps.
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Pippa Middleton and James Matthews are kicking off their first holiday season as new parents!
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This worked out perfectly since I was in the mood for a major ass-kicking.
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STILL KICKING After a dismal junior season, Syracuse placekicker Cole Murphy is on a roll.
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Netflix is kicking things off with some big names, including Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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"Oh my God, I got so scared," Delgado says before playfully kicking and hitting Zago.
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"I'd like to give them a good kicking, but you can't do that," says Gallo.
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Alcatel is kicking off this year's Mobile World Congress with a whole lot of phones.
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We're slammed with patients — thank the medical gods that my coffee is finally kicking in.
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Next week should paint a fuller picture with Citi kicking off second-quarter earnings Monday.
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In a 4,200-word speech kicking off her campaign, she did not mention corruption once.
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And I spent the next three hours kicking myself for being such a damn chicken.
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We were kicking around, donate $211 million ... That was my idea, I thought they should.
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The dances — soft-shoe routines, ballroom turns and high-kicking promenades — have a period charm.
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Twitter is kicking off LGBTQ Pride Month with a tiny but important dose of inclusion.
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It starts kicking in, and there's no cover sheet, just a page – it was John.
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When it comes to Katy Perry, Luke Bryan is kicking it into 'big brother' mode.
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She says that him kicking her in the pants has made her a better businesswoman.
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Grey's Anatomy is back, and it's kicking off this week's episode with a Hamilton reference.
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The Karate Kid stars are now karate grownups, but their childhood rivalries are still kicking.
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The doors will open at 7 pm, with the main event kicking off at 8.
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Go follow Annalise Domenighini on Twitter in the next 15 minutes for an ass-kicking.
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Is there anything cooler than a neon-soaked Charlize Theron kicking ass and taking names?
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Channeling anger into activities such as kicking a ball or running is healthy, she says.
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The spacecraft then descends, hitting the surface and kicking up a surprising amount of debris.
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Keep kicking high and eventually you'll be able to sneak one in to the liver.
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And kicking the can down the road 90 days at a time is not predictability.
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Drug Sweat has been kicking around for a few years albeit brilliantly, might I add.
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I mean, do we normally go around with squeaky voices kicking people in the backside?
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Kate Lohan was accused of kicking a police officer in nearby Delray Beach in 2016.
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Goodes retired at the end of 2015, after playing 372 games and kicking 464 goals.
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Nutmeg: This is a move that involves kicking a soccer ball through another player's legs.
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Karate Sawk has a similar uniform to Throh, but prefers kicking and punching to throwing.
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Schumer missed the memo, kicking off the event in a white shirt and gray slacks.
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Even before kicking off its I/O 2016 conference, Google is introducing a new app.
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The video shows him kicking around the ball while a circle of people surrounds him.
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Yoa refused, and says Dollar and YG began punching and kicking him in the head.
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Her brain is firing super-fast, her upgrade she got from A.L.I.E. is kicking in.
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Kicking off her campaign, Sisulu said the party needed to get back to its roots.
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It starts kicking in, and there's no cover sheet, just a page — it was John.
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"My trainer Melissa has been kicking my a– lately," West, 37, wrote on her app.
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But that's only part of the story; bye weeks only started kicking in last week.
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Shortly thereafter, Islamic State spilled over from Syria into Iraq, kicking off a regional crisis.
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Aerial footage shows dozens of pro- and anti-Trump demonstrators kicking and fighting one another.
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In any case, the three of them were brainstorming, kicking around the concept of downgrading.
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I started kicking it with Eazy-E all the time, and then NWA blew up.
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Says they're getting used to her but earlier some were 'kicking, and bucking and screaming.
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FYI, Beckham appeared to cry on the sidelines and got violent with a kicking net.
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Warriors star Draymond Green returns from his nut-kicking suspension for Game 6 on Thursday.
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His ass-kicking brother, Boonlung, was a top-ranked Lumpinee fighter in his day, too.
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Catwoman is kicking around, but extreme wrongdoing from the likes of Penguin, Riddler, Bane, etc.
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Yet there is not a flood of talk about kicking Muslims out of the city.
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"We are not kicking anyone off of any program who really needs it," he said.
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"It's a matter or timing," he explains, while he keeps kicking me into the ground.
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Almost immediately, Cabrera began writhing in pain and holding his wrist while kicking his legs.
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The high kicking taekwondo of Sergio Pettis, for instance, is always a joy to behold.
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Do you think Facebook's still alive and kicking, or is it on its way out?
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Foltz was killed in a car accident last summer during a kicking camp in Wisconsin.
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Groo is a character that's been kicking around the world of independent comics since 1981.
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Google ultimately declined to name the new OS, kicking that question to a crowdsourced contest.
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So basically, you don't get the church's perks without kicking in to the donation plate.
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This is not the endless can-kicking and compulsive asset accumulation of Hinkie's perpetual Tank.
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With a 25-228 lead, kicking a field goal likely would have ended the game.
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"You'd have to drag her kicking and screaming out of the office," Bloom told me.
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Suddenly, another officer can be seen running toward him and kicking him in the head.
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"He said, 'I had a competitor who was kicking my ass,'" Leonsis told The Washingtonian.
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The Texas high school senior is pretty good at kicking game-winning field goals too.
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Bits The technology industry is kicking off this week's news with a flurry of action.
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"The male began kicking and punching K9 Veda and on-scene troopers," the NHCTA alleged.
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Prince Harry's protective instincts as a first-time dad-to-be are already kicking in!
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Brown (3) celebrates after kicking a game-winning field goal for the Giants on Sept.
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Animal rights campaigners have been staging protests and kicking up a fuss on social media.
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